Analysis of the beneficiaries of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek

Analysis of Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek

By district (not including provisions based on acres of cultivation, specific gifts)

Nitakechi 22 sections

Mushulatubbee 40 sections

Leflore 33.5 sections

Lived outside CN (mostly near Jackson) 9.25 sections

Unknown 7 sections

Out of Nitakechi district, 5 sections went to him and his son, 4 sections went to full bloods without a known relationship, and the remaining sections went to members of the Kunsha family group, see below (Juzans, Oklahoma, Tappenahoma, and two Garlands) 4 sections also went to Allen Yates and his wife.

Out of Mushulatubbee district 6 sections went to him and his sons, 3 sections to the James family, the Nail family had 3 sections, 1 section went to Choccohuma and the rest went to either the Pitchlynn or Folsom family except the 1.5 sections to Robert M. Jones

Out of Leflore District, of those where location is known, 4 sections went to full bloods, and the bulk went to the Leflore family and their relatives. The Vaughn Family group got 5.5 sections, and the Turner Brashears group got 3 sections.

The signers included 3 from Mushulatubbee district, 7 from Nitakechi and 5 from Leflore and one that I can't determine if he's from Nitakechi or Leflore, of the signers, only 3 maybe 4 did not benefit from the supplement.

Interpreters married into Choctaw nation

Middleton Mackey

John Pitchlynn (Ebenezar Folsom's dtr) and his three sons Silas, Thomas and Jack Pitchlynn

Folsom Family or married to a Folsom (Nathaniel's line only)

David Folsom

Peter Pitchlynn

Israel Folsom

Jacob Folsom

James Campbell

Giles Thompson (married to Walls)

Noah Wall (Lucretia Folsom)

Thomas Wall

David Wall

Descendants of Shumaka (Leflore/McCurtain/Nelson/Cole) or their husbands

Robert Cole

George W. Harkins

Louis Leflore

Benjamin Leflore

Garret Nelson

Samuel Long

Vaughn Brashears *note he is also listed with his family connection, wife a Leflore

Reuben Harris

Daniel mcCurtain

Willis Harkins

Greenwood Leflore

*Polly fillecuthy was the half aunt of Greenwood Leflore

Descendants (or husbands) of Turner Brashears (Franchimastubbee/Tobaca relative)

Thomas Everidge

Silas D. Fisher

Vaughn family relatives (includes Zadoc Brashears relatives)

James Vaughn

Turner Brashears

Vaughn Brashears

William Trahern

Wesley Trahern

Kunsha Family group (Pushmataha/Nahotima/Happy Bird)

Samuel Garland * married to daughter of John Pitchlynn

John Garland

Oklahoma

Pushmataha's widow

Tappenahoma

Charles Juzan

Peggy

Delilah

William Juzan

Pierre Juzan

John Bond *wife Rebecca Juzan*

Nitakechi and Nails *claims Emily Yates was niece*

Henry Graves

Robert Nail

Molly Nail

Allen Yates and his wife Emily

Nitakechi

James family

Susan Colbert

Benjamin James

relatives of Molly

James L. McDonald

Robert M. Jones

James Hamilton

probably Alexander Mckee ** known he is son of John Mckee**

Mushulatubbee

himself and his two sons Hiram and James Madison

*John Pitchlynn was married to his niece, and Thomas was his nephew

Unknown Fullbloods

Samuel Worcester

T. Magaha

Iahokatubbee

Eyachoharbia

Unanatubbe

Choccahoma

Little Leader

Capt Red Dog (Ofahoma)

Hopaii Chahubbi

Unknown

Michael Leflore, wife from Okla falaya, uncle to Greenwood Leflore

Moses Foster

Samuel Foster

Louis Durant

Following likely Full bloods

Charles Scott

Phillip Hays (Jr or Sr? a trader Phillip Hays married into Leflore district(

J. Doke

George Hunter

Charles Scott

Article 15

To each of the Chiefs in the Choctaw Nation (to wit) Greenwood Laflore, Nutackachie, and Mushulatubbe there is granted a reservation of four sections of land

Article 19

. Colonel David Fulsom four sections Robinson Road, Mushulatubbe District

Two Sections

To I. Garland, (John Garland) Hassawaoli Creek, Nitakechi District

Colonel Robert Cole, Yalobusha, Leflore District

Tuppanahomer, Tappenahoma, Lost Horse/Pante Creek, Nitakechi district

John Pytchlynn, Interpreter, Mushulatubbee distrit

Charles Juzan, Lost Horse Creek, Nitakechi District

Johokebetubbe, (?Iahokatubbee, Chickasawhay River) Nitakachi district

Eaychahobia, Eyarchohuparye on Armstrong, Capt, Pante Creek Nitakechi district

Ofehoma (Capt Red Dog) Hanging Racoon Village Leflore District

• prior to treaty, David Folsom and John Garland claimed to be Chief over Mushulatubbee and Nitakechi. Robert Cole and Tappenahoma served as chiefs 1825-1829.

Supplement

Two Sections

Pierre Juzan, Tombigbee, Nitakechi District

Peter Pitchlynn, Near Robinson Road, Mushulatubbee District

G. W. Harkins, Yalobusha, Leflore District

Jack Pitchlynn,dead, widow on Sukenatcha, Mushulatubbe District

Israel Fulsom, Suckenatcha, Mushulatubbee District

Louis Laflore, Yazoo valley, Leflore District

Benjamin James, Tombigbee, Mushulatubbee District

Joel H. Nail, Buckatuna Creek, Mushulatubbee District

Hopoynjahubbee, ?Hopaii Chahabi Capt Chickashaway, Nitakechi district

Onorkubbee, Unnatanubbee on Armstrong, Black Creek Leflore District

Benjamin Laflore waters Pearl River and Young Warrior, North side, Leflore District

Michael Laflore Little Black River, Leflore District

Allen Yates and wife Buckatuna Creek, Nitakechi District

shall be entitled to a reservation of two sections of land each to include their improvement where they at present reside, with the exception of the three first named persons and Benjamin Laflore, who are authorized to locate one of their sections on any other unimproved and unoccupied land, within their respective districts.

section and a half of land, (to wit)
James L. McDonald Outside Choctaw Nation, Jackson, Leflore District
Robert Jones near Factory, Mushulatubbee District
Noah Wall Mayhew Mushulatubbee District
James Campbell Mayhew, Mushulatubbee District
G. Nelson Yalobusha, Leflore District
Vaughn Brashears, Honey Island, Leflore District
R. Harris Yazoo Valley, Leflore District
Little Leader, Sukenatcha, Mushulatubbe District
S. Foster Yalobusha, Leflore District
J. Vaughn, Chickashaway River, Mushulatubbee District

L. Durans,Long Creek, Leflore District
Samuel Long Black Creek Leflore District
T. Magagha, ? Can't find him
Thos. Everge, Leflore district
Giles Thompson Mayhew, Mushualatubbe District
Tomas Garland, (Thomas Wall), Mayhew Mushulatubbe District
John Bond, dead, widow on Tombigbee, Nitakechi district
William Laflore Yazoo valley, Leflore District
Turner Brashears Yazoo Valley, Leflore District
the two first named persons, may locate one section each, and one section jointly on any unimproved and unoccupied land, these not residing in the Nation; The others are to include their present residence and improvement.

Also one section is allowed to the following persons (to wit)

Middleton Mackey, near agency, Mushulatubbee district

Wesley Train, Shoknacha Creek/Tombigbee Nitakechi District

Choclehomo, Yanilla Village 4 miles from agency Mushulatubbee district

Moses Foster, Honey Island

D.W. Wall, not listed separately from his father, was teacher at Juzan's Mushulatubbee District
Charles Scott, Not on armstrong
Molly Nail, Mushulatubbe district, as Nelly nail, near agency
Susan Colbert, who was formerly Susan James,
Samuel Garland, Robinson Road, Mushulatubbee District
Silas Fisher, Leaf River, Leflore District
D. McCurtain, old Natchez Trace, Leflore District
Oaklahoma Tombigbee River South (? was on Lost horse creek) Nitakechi district
Polly Fillecuthey, setpiah creek, north of Natchez Trace, Leflore District

John Pitchlynn has long and faithfully served the nation in character of U. States Interpreter, he has acted as such for forty years, in consideration it is agreed, in addition to what has been done for him there shall be granted to two of his children, (to wit)

Silas Pitchlynn, and

Thomas Pitchlynn one section of land each, to adjoin the location of their father; likewise to James Madison

and Peter sons of Mushulatubbee one section of land each to include the old house and improvement where their father formerly lived on the old military road adjoining a large Prairie.

And to Henry Groves son of the Chief Natticache there is one section of land given to adjoin his father's land.

And to each of the following persons half a section of land is granted on any unoccupied and unimproved lands in the Districts where they respectively live (to wit)

Willis Harkins, lived with father, Leflore district

James D. Hamilton, outside nation, lived in Jackson

William Juzan, lived with father, Nitakechi district

Tobias Laflore, not specified, Leflore district

Jo Doke, J. Doak, not specified Leflore district ? outside

Jacob Fulsom, Nosheshia Creek, Mushulatubbe District

P. Hays, Phillip Hays, not specified leflore district ? Out of district

Samuel Worcester, not on armstrong

George Hunter, not on armstrong

William Train, Lived outside nation, Leflore district

Robert Nail not listed, living with mother, Mushulatubbee district

Alexander McKee. Lived outside Nation, Leflore District

And there is given a quarter section of land each to Delila and her five fatherless children, she being a Choctaw woman residing out of the nation; also the same quantity to Peggy Trihan, another Indian woman residing out of the nation and her two fatherless children; and to the widows of Pushmilaha, and Pucktshenubbee, who were formerly distinguished Chiefs of the nation and for their children four quarter sections of land, each in trust for themselves and their children.

All of said last mentioned reservations are to be located under and by direction of the President of the U. States.

Signers (supplement only)

Jno. H. Eaton, [L. S.]

Jno. Coffee, [L. S.]

Greenwood Leflore, [L. S.]

Nittucachee, his x mark, [L. S.]

Mushulatubbee, his x mark, [L. S.]

Offahoomah, his x mark, [L. S.] see above Leflore District

Eyarhoeuttubbee, his x mark, [L. S.] Leflore disrict vs. Nitakechi district see above

Iyaeherhopia, his x mark, [L. S.] capt Nitaketchi district

Holubbee, his x mark, [L. S.] Leflore district

Onarhubbee, his x mark, [L. S.] see above Leflore District

Robert Cole, his x mark, [L. S.] see above Leflore District

Hopiaunchahubbee, his x mark, [L. S.] Nitakechi see above

David Folsom, [L. S.] see above Mushulatubbe DIstrict

John Garland, his x mark, [L. S.] see above

Hopiahoomah, his x mark, [L. S.] Nitakechi district

Captain Thalko, his x mark, [L. S.] Mushultubbe district brother to Little Leader

Pierre Juzan, [L. S.] Nitakechi Distrtict

Immarstarher, his x mark, [L. S.] ? leflore Disttrict

Hoshimhamartar, his x mark, [L. S.] Hoshishimataba Capt Nitakechi district