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Ar$ansas, state of, 71, 171, 317; Baptista
A. & M. College, Stillwater, OkIa., 115,
364368.
Abbott, B. W., 349.
Abney, buis D, Jr, gift of, 445,
Abshire, Fleming Warren, 361; Mabel
Claire Bassett, 361; Mary E, 361.
Adair, Janie Ross, 133; Roilin Kirk, W,
132; W. A., 425; William Penn, 133.
Adams, Maj. Charles E., Indian Agent,
190, 249.
Ako, ............, ..,. Indian, 250.
Alabama Indians, 31.
Alamon, Lucas, 32.
Alberty, Cecil E., 135; Mrs. Eliza Missouri
Bushyhead,
&is Cornelius, 127,
135. 136.
~lexander,A., 162; H. A, 95.
Algonquin Indians, 126.
Allen, Bill, 278x1; Clara D., 6311; Mrs.
E. P., lh; Flora, 278n; Hugh, 278n;
Iva Williams, "Early Days in Meem,
by, 278-289; Capt. James, 204; Margaret, 278n; W. o., 278n, 284.
Alluquippa, Seneca Queen, 342,
Alpha Omega Alpha, 3%
Alva, (Okla. Ty.) , Northwestern Normal
School at, 368.
Alvord, Maj. Henry, Pres., Oklahoma A.
& M. College, 365.
American Broad of Foreign Missions, 156,
400,409.
Amea, (Iowa), State College at, 366.
b e e , C. B., 370, 372n, 379.
Amite Academy, 143.
Anadarko, (Okla.), 186, 187, 194, 252.
Anadarko Indians, 31.
Andali, .................... Indian, 250.
Anderson, (Mo.) , 22.
Anderson, John E., 162; Mabel Washbourne, 342.
Ad-Kituhwazi Society, 251.
Annesley, Dr. Samuel, 340.
Anthony, Susan B., 349.
Antlers, (Choctaw Nation), 86.
Apache Indians, 252, 256, 276, 288; Chiricahua, 253 ; Jicarilla, 207 ; Mescalero,
259.
Apiatan, ...........,....... Indian, 249.
Arapaho Indians, 248, 250, 255, 258;
Northern, 254; Sun Dance of, 255.
Arbuckle, Col. Matthew, 321, 323; Gen.
M., 314
"Archaelogical Discoveries in Oklahoma,
Reports of Secret, 93-94.
Ardrnore, (I. T.), 115, 117.
Ardmore, (Okla.), Rotary Club at, W .
Arizona, state of, 2163.
a;
m, 237; Cherokee Indians in, 30;
Mounted Volunteers, 433; school in,
395; "The Myth end the State," by Dr.
E. E. Dale, review of, 226; University
of, 401.
Arkansas River, 47.
Arkansas State Industrial Commission,
Ion.
Arkansas Territory, map of, 108.
Arkoma, (Okla.), 13.
Arkoma Hill, 7, 13.
Armijo, Manuel, 43, 51, 203x1.
Armstrong, Annie W., 238; Francis W.,
319; Silas, 1911; Maj. William, 53.
Armstrong Academy, 153, 175.
Arnett, (Okla.), 102, 103.
Arnold, F. W., 219.
Arrington, A. W., 401.
"Art in Oklahoma," by 0. B. Jacobson
and Jeanne d'Ucel, 265.277.
Asbury, Bishop Francis, 3.
Asbury Mission, 162
Asphalt, In Choctaw Nation, 85.
Asplin, Ray, "Epworth University," by,
369-380.
Atoka, (Choctaw Nation), 83, 86.
Atoka County, (Choctaw Nation), 87.
Atoka Agreement, 76, 85.
Austin, Stephen F., 33.
"Autobioerraphy, An," by Anna R. Fait,
185-19K
Avey, Martha, 272.
Ayer, Edward B., 276.
Back Bone Mountain, 9.
B~lconRind, Osage chief, 392.
Bailey, H. E., 215; Mary, 185.
Baker, Elmer LeRoy, 350; Lynn, 280;
W. R., 153.
Baldwin. Maj. Frank, 195.
Ball, att tie, 68.
Ballenger, Mrs. T. L., 134.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, 144.
Banard, Ketch, 54.
Bandy, B. J., 94.
Banking, in Choctaw Nation, 90; in Id.
Ty., 4 4 ; in Okla. Ty,, 445.
Baptist Association, Mississippi, 143,
147.
Ba~tistMission, at Saddle Mountain, 288.
Baptist missionaries, in Cherokee Nation,
157.
Baptist school, in Indian Territory, 65x1.
Baptists, in Arkansas, 237; in Ind. Ty.,
238.
Fardstown,
(Ky.),309.
Barker, Robert J., Pres., Oklahoma k &
M. College, 364.
Barnes, Albert, 128.
Barnett, Dock, 54; Eliza, 19; Hannah
Charloe, 19n, 26n; John, 19n, 26n.
Barnsdall, (Okla) , 389.
Barnsdall, T. N., 389.
Barnwill, Ella, 10.
Bartlesville, (Okla.), 297; Bank of, 390.
Bass, AIthea, "James Mooney in Oklahoma," by, 246-262; Henry B., 121,
225x1, 242, 344, 442; Sam, 55.
Bassett, Herbert Norval, 361 ; Joseph,
361; Karen, 361; Mabel, collection of,
445; Mrs. Mabel, "Tribute to," by Jessie
Randolph Moore, 359-360;
"Mabel
Bourne," by Elsie D. Hand, 360-368;
Mabel Claire, 361; Phylis, 361 ; William
Clyde, 361.
Batesville, (Ark.), 311, 319, 323.
Baton Rouge, (La.), 4.
Battle, at Newtonia, (Mo.), 169-171; of
Ackia, (Miss.), 445; of Bad Axe River,
1%; of Buena Vista, 1%; of ChustenahIah, 165, 166; of Chusto Talasah, 165;
of Honey Springs, 173; of Lookout
Mountain, 17; o f Monterey, 146; of
Murfreesboro, (Tenn.), 16; of Old Fort
Wayne, 1 i O ; of Pea Ridge, 167; of
Penyville, (Ky.), 15; of Poison Springs,
(Ark.), 178; of Round Mountain, 165;
of the Neches,- 39;- of Wichita Village,
155.
Baxter Springs, (Ks.), 21.
Beall, Knox, 349.
Bean, Eliza, 316; Hettie Stuart, 312;
Jesse, 319n, 320; John M., 310; Mark,
309, 311, 312, 317; Nancy, 316; Nancy
J., 310; Nannie E., 310; Richard, 311,
312; Richard H., 309x1, 316; Robert,
317; Col. Roberi, 309; Russell, 308;
Gtpt. William, 308; Mrs. William, 308.
"Bean Family, The," by Carolyn Thomas
Foreman, 308-325.
Bean's Salt Works, 309n.
Bear Tongue, ................Indian, 260.
Beatty, Jeff, 10n; Robert, 10n.
Beck, George, 6311; Lucy, 228.
Beede, Cyrus, 229.
Bell, Annie, 407; C. N., 40; Capt. J. R.,
309; Lucien Burr (Hooley) , 134, 407;
Robert E., 93.
Belvin, Harry J. W., 86n.
Bemo, John, Seminole Indian, 54.
Benedict, John D., 6311.
Benjamin, J. P., 166.
Bent, Charles, 48.
Bent's Fort, 45, 48, 51, 203n.
Benteen, Capt. F. W., 438.
Benton, Sen. Thomas H., 203.
Berry, Emma Kate James, 236; Homer
Mulhall, 237; Karl Palmer, 237; Mar-
garet, 237; Dr. Virgil, 227; "Virgil,
M. D.," by Margaret Berry Hand, 236237; William A., drawing by, 31.
Berthelet, Joseph R., 71x1.
Big Mush, ............................ Indian, 38.
Biggerstaff, Mrs. James B, gift of, 244.
Bigheart, (Okla ) , 389.
Bigheart, James, Osage chief, 305 ; "Chief
James of the Osages," by Orpha B.
Russell, 384394; Josephine, 394; Mary
Magdaline, 394 ; Peter, 392 ; Monroe,
429.
Billings, (Mont. 1, 361.
Billingsly, James, 319.
Biloxi Indians, 31, 239.
Black, Jeremiah S., 182; Tom, 103.
Black Beaver, Delaware Indian, 152.
Black Beaver Osage Band, 385.
Black Coyote, Arapaho chief, 277.
Black Dog, Osage Indian, 391, 392.
Black Fox Trail, 424.
Black Hawk War, 42, 196, 322.
Blackard, Kittie, 433.
Blake, Mrs. Beulah, 309n.
Blakeney, R. Q., 370.
Blaker, Mrs. Margaret, 246n.
Blesh, Dr. A. L., 37911.
Bloodworth, Jessie B., 234.
Bloomfield Seminary, 153, 327.
Blunt, Rev. Ainsworth E., 424; Gen.
James G., 170, 173.
Boggy Depot, (Choctaw Nation), 83, 87,
152; New, 182.
Bok, Mr. ...................., trader, 288.
Boles, Mrs. Clementine, 399x1.
Boley, (Okla.) , Industrial School for
Negro boys at, 361.
BonneviIle, Col. B. L. E., 314.
Book Reviews: (Firearms in the Cuter
Battle, Parsons and duMont), 101; (FG
nlrncial Engineering, Thomas), 232 ;
(Paradise Pruirie, Williams), 233-234;
(Osage People and Their Trust Property, a Field Report of the Bureau of
Indian Affair8) , 234 ; ( The Catholic
Indian Missions and Grant's Peace
Policy, Rahill), 235;
(The Rise of
Methodism, Cameron), 339-340; (Dwight
Presbyterian Church, Payne) , 341 ; (Indian Women Chiefs, Foreman), 341343 ; (Bibliographicd Procedure and
Style, McCrum and Jones), 343; (The
Reno Court of Inquiry, Graham), 438;
(Oklahoma: A History of the Sooner
State7 McReynolds) , 439; (Commerce
of the Prairies, Moorhead), 439, 440;
(Rendezvow with Clrance, Blumenthal) ,
441.
Boomers, in Oklahoma, 131.
Boone, Capt. Nathan, 196, 198, 323,
Boozman, Ben, 14n; Bert Wayne, 14n;
Felicity, 14n; Ralph, 1411.
Boudinot, E. C, Jr., 436; E. C., Sr., 436;
Eleanor, 395; Eliaa, 397, 416, 417, 42.2;
Elks C., 178; Harriet Gold, 395, 397;
Mary, 395; William Pem, 395.
Bourne, Mabel, 360; Martha EUan Tomlin, 361; Stephen, 360.
Bowles, John, 39n; Rebecca, 30n; William
Augustus, 29n.
"Bowles of the Texas Cherokee, Chief,"
by Dorman H. Winfrey, 29-41.
Rowles Village, 36.
Bowman, George L., 118, 442; Lieut.
James Monroe, 197.
Boyd, Dr. W. J., 37%.
Braddock, (Penn.) , 185n.
Bradford, George H., Vice Chancellor Epworth University, 374.
Brainerd Mission, 395, 416, 424.
Branson, Jacob, 127, 209.
Brant, Joseph, Chief of the Six Nations,
127; Joseph, Jr., 127.
Brazos River Cattle Co., 55.
Breadtown, (Cherokee Nation), 425.
Brearly, Col. David, 312.
Brenernan, Ema, 68.
Brewer, Perry, 401; Judge Phil, 10n; Susan, 55.
Brook, Eck E., gift of, 445.
Brown, I?. A., 282; Frances Rosser, review by, 341-333; Lewis, 349; Mary F.,
349; Mrs. Otis, 109.
Broyles, T. M., 372n.
Bryan County, t Okla.) , 7811.
Buchanan, Andrew, 313; Rev. John, 411.
Buell, Mrs. Garfield, gift of, 442, 445.
Buffalo Bill Wild West Show, 382.
Buhler, (Ks.), 4.711.
Buhler, Edith, 12; John Christian, 4;
John Robert, 4; Mary Turnbull, 4.
Burbank, Elbridge Ayer, 276.
Burgwin, John Henry K., 203.
Burleson, Col. Edward, 39.
Burnet, David G., 35, 39.
236.
Burr, Dr. ...........--......-,
Bushyhead, Dennig W., 131; George, 312;
Isaac, 425; Jesse, 425; Susan, 425.
Buster, Col. M. W., 170.
Butler, Elizur, 3%, 425; George, Cherokee
Indian Agent, 156; Col. H. H., 67; M.
L., 312n; P. M., Cherokee Indian Agent,
427; Sallie E., 411.
Buttram, Mrs. Frank, gift of, 350.
Butts, Mrs. Elizabeth Buckner Heiston,
142n, 145; Emma Buckner Heiston, 327.
Buxton, Dr. L. H., 379.
Byers, Carry C. Turner, 237;
"John
Henry," by Herbert Miner Pierce, 237239; Joseph P., 237.
Bynum, Ernest T., 377.
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Cabell, Brig. Gen. E. L., 173.
Cache, (Okla.), 284.
Caddo Battalion, 180.
Caddo County, (Okla.) , 185.
Caddo Indians, 152, 175, 238, 249.
Calema, Mrs. Stuart Moseby, 12n.
Caldwell, Lieut. George, 321, 3 0 .
Caleb, Florence, 132n
Calhoun, Sam, 95.
Callaway, Mrs. Elizabeth, l4n.
Cameron, (Ind. Ty.), 8.
Cameron, John, 34; William, 8.
Cameron Institute, 10, 17.
Camp Floyd, 210.
Camp McIntosh, 174.
Camp Munroe, (Fla.), 324.
Campbell's Salt Works, 309.
Cane Hill, (brk.), 312.
Carlisle Barracks, 198.
Carlisle Indian School, 60.
Carlton, Van Buskirk & Couch, ranchers,
102.
Carnahan, J. P., 317.
Carney, Albert, 139.
California, Gold Rush to, 402, 408n.
Canton Dam, 445.
Carr, Mrs. Angelina H., 331; Harvey, 14n;
J. H., 153; Rev. J. H., 331; James A.,
230; "Little Kitty", 331; Rosa, 14n;
Rosa Ayleene, 1411; Winnie, 14n.
Carroll, Most Rev. Mark K., 394.
Carshall, Zachariah T., 136, 140.
Carson, Kit, 202.
Carter, Colbert, 180.
Catholic Church, in northeastern Oklahoma, 64; in Oklahoma, 18.
"Catholic Education Among the Osages,"
by Velma Nieberding, 290-307.
Catholic Mission, near Anadarko, Okla.,
194.
Catholics, among Osage Indians, 385, 386;
among Cayuga Indians, 24.
Cattle, in Choctaw Nation, 78; in I d .
Ty., 55; in Osage Nation, 389; in Texas,
82.
Cauthron, D. A., 8.
Cavanaugh Mountain, 9.
Cayuga, (Ind. Ty.), 18, 22; postoffice at,
21n.
Cayuga Indians, 19; Catholic missionary
among, 24.
Cayuga Mission, 18, 19, 25.
Cayuga Springs, 20.
Central State Normal School, Edmond,
Okla., 115, 368, 369.
Chahta Tamaha, (Choctaw Nation), 175,
179.
Chambers, Henry, 436.
Chandler School of Arts & Sciences, Indian students at, 125, 128.
Chapman, Dr. B. B, 93, 120, 3442;
book review by, 234.
&rleston,
(Tern.), 424.
Charloe, Hannah, lh, 2611.
Chattanooga, ( T e n d , 424.
Checote, Samuel, Creek chief, 57.
Chelsea, ( Okla. , 133.
"Cherokee, Chief Bowles of the Texas,"
by Dorman H. Winfrey, 29-41.
Cherokee Advocate, 427.
Cherokee County, (Okla. ) , archaelogical
excavations in, 93.
Cherokee Female Seminary, 134, 135,
40811.
Cherokee Indians, 74, 227, 308, 323; adultery among, 418; allotment of land to,
433; a t Dartmouth College, 126, 128;
cholera among, 422; J a n e of, 418; dress
of, 415;- Eastern, 247, 254, 258, 395;
education of, 416, 427; family life of,
418; food of, 418; government of, 415;
medicine of, 417; Methodists among,
416; missionary to, 415; Moravian missionaries among, 416, 418; myths of,
417; Old Settlers, 426; physical characteristics of, 414; polygamy among,
418; Presbyterians among, 416; relations of Creek Indians with, 56; religion of, 416; removal to Indian Territory of, %, 399, 414428; Ross Party of,
422, 426;
Sacred Formulas of, 247;
temperance crusade among, 427; Treaty
Party of, 422, 426; United Brethren
among, 416; Western, 30.
Cherokee Male Seminary, 127, 130, 133135, 316n, 408.
Cherokee Mounted Rifles, 167.
Cherokee Mounted Volunteers, 167.
Cherokee Nation, ball plays in, 427;
Dwight Mission in, 341; Keetoowah Society in, 156; Laws of, 445; Printing
Press in, 427, 428; railroad through,
433;
Ross Party in, 156, 422, 426;
echools in, 129, 427.
Cherokee Nation, Eastern, Liquor in, 395;
schools in, 395.
Cherokee Orphan Asylum, 132, 135, 136.
Cherokee Phoenix, 96, 417.
"Cherokee Society Under the Stress of
Removal 182@1846", by Oliver Knight,
414-428.
Cherokee Strip, opening of, 269, 365;
south boundary of, 242.
Cherokee Treaty, of New Echota, 422; of
1846, 427.
Cherokee Village, 33.
Cheyenne Indians, 249, 250, 258.
Chickamauga Indians, 29n.
Chickasaw Battalion, 172.
Chickasaw Indians, 7'4, 152; in Confederate Army, 327; relations with Choctaw
Indians, 148.
Chickasaw Nation, coal royalty paid in,
85; during Civil War, 161; hhnual
Labor School for Boys in, 153; Methodism in, 445; schools in, 153,
Chickasha, (Okla.), 185, 188, 353.
"Chief Bowles of the Texas Cherokee,"
by Dorman H. Winfrey, 29-41.
"Chief James Bigheart of the Osage," by
Orpha B. Russell, 384394.
"Chief Splitlog and the Cayuga Mission
Church," by Velma Nieberding, 18-28.
Chiricahua Apache Indians, 253.
Chisholm, John, 265; Thomas, 265, 407.
Choctaw Academy, in Kentuckv 147.
Choctaw Agency, (Ind. Ty.), 142, 146.
Choctaw Indians, 4 31, 152; agent for,
142; allotment of land to, 73, 76; a t
Dartmouth College, 126; in Indian Territory, 1%; in Texas, 321; land of, 72;
in Mississippi, 144; Negro slaves of,
70; relations with Chickasaw Indians,
148; removal to the west of, 139; Treaty
of 1866 with, 71.
Choctaw Intelligencer, 138.
"Choctaw Nation, 1865 to 1907, Problems
in the Industrial Progress and Development of the," by James D. Morrison, 7091.
Choctaw Nation, 137;
asphalt in, 85;
banking in, 90; Biloxi Indians in, 249;
cattle in, 78; census of 1867 in, 74;
coal in, 7, 8, 84, 85; drought in, 157;
Fourth district of, 148; ghost towns in,
83; intermarried citizens of, 80; Knights
of Labor in, 86; labor organizations in,
86; lead in, 7; liquor traffic in, 147;
minerals in, 7 4 84, 86; oil and gas in,
86; Pascagula Indians in, 249; permits
for non-citizens to work in, 72; railroads in, 83, 84, 88; schools in, 84, 147,
153; timber in, 87-90; white employees
in, 70.
Choctaw and Chickasaw Regiment of
Mounted Rifles, 16, 163, 165, 170.
Choctaw Oil & Refining Company, 86.
"Choctaw 'Squirrel Stick', The Legend of
the," by Coleman J. Ward, 98-100.
Cholera, among Cherokee Indians, 422.
Choteau, Charles, Osage Indian, 299n.
Chouteau, (Okla.) , 236.
Chouteau, Mary Louisa, 394; Rosana, 342.
Christian, Mary, 3%.
Christian Church. 431.
Chronicles of Oklahoma, 114.
Church, Native American, 261.
Churchill, J. O., 229; Col. T. J., 433.
Cincinnati, (Ark.), 227.
Cities Service Gas Company, 381.
Civil War, 3, 15, 18, 433; in Indian Territory, 161, 162
Claiborne, Charlotte Virginia, 144; Gen.
Ferdinand Leigh, 143; J. F. H., 147;
Mrs. Magdaline Hutchins, 143.
Clark, Mrs. C. H, gift of, 244; Admiral
1. J, 241; John, 365, 366; L. C, 347;
Sidney, 386; William, Indian Agent,
291.
Clarke, Sidney, 295.
Clarksville, (Ark.), 433.
Classen, Anton, 370, 37211, 37%.
Clay, M. C., 22.
Cleveland, (Okla.), Bank at, 390.
Clinton, Dr. Fred, 225n.
Clopath, Henriette, 270.
Coal, in Choctaw Nation, 7, 8, 88, 85.
Coal County, (Okla.) , 78x1.
Cobb, William, 56.
Cochran, Elsie, 68.
Cochrane, John T., 160, 181-183; R. A.,
68.
Colbert, (Okla 1, 328.
Colbert, D., Chickasaw Governor, 156;
Holmes, 180, 183, 327; "Aunt Pollie,"
328; Winchester, Chickasaw Governor,
172, 180.
Cole, Coleman, Choctaw chief, 70, 84, 91;
Judge Redmond S., 120, 442
Collier, Mrs. Elizabeth, gift of, 244.
Collins, Brady, 55; Frances Martha, 144;
William, 144.
Colloin, Joel, 55.
Colman, Isaac, 78.
Comanche County, (Okla.) , 281.
Comanche Indians, 79, 150, 151, 154, 195,
248, 264, 288, 323; Presbyterian missionaries among, 185, 193.
Compton, Ed, 279.
Confederate Army, 3, 15, 142, 161; in Indian Temtory, 128; Chickasaw Indians
in, 327.
Confederate Room, OkIahoma Historical
Society, 447.
Connelly, Rev. Pierce, 144.
Conner, Henry, 40.
Connor, William, 388.
Conser, Frank M., Osage Indian Agent,
230.
Conway, Jane, 292.
Conway County, (Ark.), 30.
Cook, Ben R., Jr., gift of, 244; Thomas
J., gift of, 445.
Cooke, Catharine Esten, 195; John Esten,
195; John R., 21th; John Rogers, 19511;
Philip St. George, 42, 43, 46, 49;
Rachel Hertzog, 211; Dr. Stephen, 195.
"Cook, General Philip St, George," by
Carolyn Thomas Foreman, 195-213.
Cooley, D. N., 160; Mary Ida Null, 102.
Coon, Osage Indian, 382.
"Cooper, General Douglas H., C.S.A.? by
Muriel H. Wright, 142-184.
Cooper, D. H, Jr., 179; Dr. David, 143,
147; David H., 144; Douglas H, Jr.,
144; General Douglas H, 327; Elizabeth,
144; Elizabeth Herbert, 164, 165; Emma,
144; Frances, 144, 164; Frances Martha
C o K i 144; Sarah, 144; Ssrah Hmcock Davenport, 143; William Keark,
144.
Cooper County, 155.
Cordova, Vincente, 36.
Corndropper, Frank, Osage Indian, 392.
Cottonwood, (In& Ty.), 433.
Couch, Rachel, 316; W. L,349.
Council Grove, (Ks.), 45, 50, 201.
Council, Indian International of 1843, 53.
Cowden, Boyd, 217.
Coweta District, (Creek Nation), 52.
Codes, John Henry, death of, 447.
Cowling, Coke, 238; Fowler (A. F.), 238.
Cravatt, John, 4; Rebecca, 4.
Cravens, Mary Eloise Rutherford, 4431;
William M., 401.
Crawford, GOY.Samuel J., 294n.
Crawford County, (Ark.), 309.
Creason, Mrs. Myrtle, gift of, 349.
Creek Agency Landing, 55.
Creek County, (Okla.) , 361.
Creek Freedmen, 55.
Creek Indians, 74, 249; Catholic rnissionary among, 24; during Civil War, 165;
Loyal, 165; relations of Cherokee Indians with, %; removal to the West of
the, 53, 312.
Creek Mounted Volunteers, 165.
Creek Nation, Marshalltown in, 52-57.
Creek-Seminole Battalion, 165.
Crescent, (Okla.) , 364.
Cross, Mrs. Mary, gift of, 244.
Cross Timbers, 324.
Crowell, George H., 377; Col. John, Creek
Indian Agent, 52.
Crump, Capt. R. P., 20011.
Crutchfield, Maj. P. T., 157.
Cullison, J. B., 371x1.
Cummings, William Anthony, 55.
Curran Furniture Store, 8.
Curtis Act, 76.
Custer Battle on Little Big Horn, 438.
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Dale, Charlene, 93; Dr. E. E., 217, 346,
442.
Dances, Indian, 248, 255, 256, 260.
Dancy, W. H., gift of, 244, 446; photograph of, 446.
Daniels, Mary True, 410, 412, 413; Robert,
436.
Darlington, (OkIa. Ty.), 248.
"Dartmouth Alumni in the Indian Temtory," by Kathleen Garrett, 123-141,
Dartmouth College, Indian student8 at,
446.
David, James L, Osage Indian Agent, 230.
Davidson, Lieut. John W., 207.
Dugal, Father, G. T, 306.
Duncan, Rev. ............, 407 ; De Witt Clinton, 127, 128, 130, 131; Helen Rosencrantz, 131n; Mary Anna Elizabeth,
135; Capt. Matthew, 43n; Rev. Walter
Adair, 132, 135.
Duperon, Father Thomas, 273.
Dupret, Father Alfred, 306.
Durant, (Okla.) , 87n.
Durant, Dickson, 138; Horace B., 63x1;
Sophia McGillivray, 342.
Du Tisn6, Lieut. Claude Charles, 290.
Davis, Mrs. Alice Brown, 342; E F,
37913; Frank, 282, 287; Jefferson, 142,
145, 146; Samuel, 3.
Dawes Commission, 76, 433.
Dawson. William. 369.
Day, F.~E., 374 -375.
Day County, (Okla. Ty.), 102, 103, 355.
De Andreis. Father Felix, 291.
Dean, ~ h o m a sRoland, 432.
Deas, Lieut. Edward, 5211.
Debo, Dr. Angie, 123n, 131.
Decatur, (Ala. ) , 424.
Decker, Mrs. Albert, 285n; Lura, 284;
Tessie. 285x1.
~ e ~ a t a Chief,
~ a , 31n.
DeCrasse, Father Felix, 300, 301, 306.
Delaplain, Rev. E. B., 37111, 372.
Delaware Indians, 19, 20, 31, 152, 155,
323, 325; schools among, 292.
Dell'over, Anthony, Osage Indian, 299n.
Delta Kappa Gamma Fraternity for
Women Teachers, 185.
Dempse~,
C.
Osage Indian
Agent, 230.
Denison, M. G., book review by, 441.
College
Oklahoma City,
Okla., 380.
Denver, J. W., 160.
Department of the Platte, 211n.
Derrick, Asa, 103.
DeSmet, Father, 292.
Diamond Spring, 50.
Dickey, John S., 446.
Dierick, Father Placidus, 306.
Dierks Lumber & Coal Company, 88.
Diminished Reserve, 295.
Disciples of Christ, in Oklahoma, 431.
Disney, Wesley, 394.
Dixon, Mrs. Lucy, photograph of, 244.
Doaksville, (Choctaw Nation), 83, 148,
179.
Doane, George S., 23.
Dodge City Trail, 241.
Dodge-Leavenworth Expedition, 42.
Dorn, A. K., Indian Agent, 294n.
Dorsey, George A., 255, 259.
Douglas, Clarence B., papers of, 109.
Downing, Lewis, 435.
Dragging Canoe, Chickamauga Indian,
2%.
UDragoons on the :manta Fe Trail in the
AutW'Iln of 1843, by Otis E. Young,
Eads, Lucy Toyiah, 342.
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Eagle Feather Custer Scout, 382.
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"Early Days in Meers," by Iva Williams
Allen, 278-289.
Easley, John F., 104.
Eastman, Charles A., 126, 135.
Eaton, Frank, 109, 349; Rachel Caroline,
342.
Edins, Judith, 3.
Edmond, (Okla.), 115, 370; Central State
Normal School at, 368, 369.
Edmondson, Blaine, 66.
Edwa~ds, Dr. .......--.......,284; Benjamin,
32, 33; Hayden, 32; Judge Thomas A.,
442.
Egg, The, Cherokee chief, 39n.
Eighty-niners, 242.
El Reno, (Okla.), 431, 432.
Elliott, Bill, 55.
Ellis, Charles L, Supt., Osage Indian
Agency, 230.
Ellsworth, Henry L., 323, 429; J. C.,
Supt., Brainerd Mission, 395.
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Emory, Lieut. Col. William H., 161.
Emory & Henry College, 408n.
Endsley, Margaret Allen, 278n.
Enid, (Okla. Ty.),432.
Eno, Miss Clara, 399n.
Epworth College, Oklahoma City, Okla.,
271.
Epworth College of Medicine, Oklahoma
City, Okla., 379.
"Epworth University," by Ray Asplin, 369380.
Eret, George C., gift of, 2 a .
Eubanks, R. Roger, 130.
Eufaula, (Indm Ty.),249Eu-tsa-tah-wah-Tah, Osage chief, 303.
Evans, Charles, 94, 241, 344; resignation
of, 105; "Placing Historical Markers,"
by, 214225.
"Evans, Dr. Charles, Secretary of the Oklahoma Historical Society, Lays Down
His Work," by William S. Key, 114-122.
Evans, Capt. Lewis, W n ; Rhys, 216;
42-51.
Dragoons, 323; First, 42, 1% 197, 204,
207; Second, 151, 207.
Drew, Col. John, 167; Thomas S, 146;
Gov. Thomas S., of Arkansas, 404.
Drexel, Katharine, 300, 303-305.
Drowning Bear, Old chief, 96.
Drum Creek Treaty, 294.
d'Ucel, Jeanne, "Art in Oklahoma," by
0. B. Jacobson and, 26.3277.
6
Sarah Splitlog, 21.
Evarts, Jeremiah, 1%'.
Ewell, Lieut. R. S., 45. 50.
Ewing, Gen. Charles, 297.
Eyler, P. M., 350.
Fairfield Mission, 408n.
Fait, Anna R., "An Autobiography", by,
185.194; Howard, 191, 192; Russell,
189; Rev. S. V., 185, 186, 193; Willard,
189andi in^, A. C. W., 324.
Faucett, Dr. H. W., 86.
Fayetteville, (Ark.), 401, 402; School of
Miss Sophia Sawyer in, 399.
Fayetteville Female Seminary, 401.
Federal Emergency Relief Association,
117.
Felix, Rev. Father, 303.
Ferguson, Dr. E. S., 379n.
Ferry, Hardin's, 317; Morrison's, 317.
Field, Mary, Osage Indian, 38711, 393.
Fields, Richard, Cherokee Indian, 31, 33.
Filson Club, 354.
Fine, George, 167n.
Finney, Albert, 341; Ed, 381; Frank,
"Trip With the Indian Warrior Troupe,"
by, 381; T. M., 381.
Fisher, B. L., gift of, 24.4; Mrs. Mary L,
gift of, 244.
Fitz, Dord, artist, 357.
Five Civilized Tribes, 70; documents of,
445.
Fleetwood, Milton, 95.
Flores, Manuel, 36, 41; Lieut. Nichols,
33.
Florida, state of, 324, 325.
Florissant, (Mo.) , 290.
Flynn, Dennis, 103.
Folsom, David, 136; Henry N., 159; Jacob, 138; Israel, 158-160; Joseph P.,
127, 130, 137, 139; Peter, 158.
Folsom's Chapel, 238.
Forbes, John, 34.
Ford, Capt. Lemuel, 323.
Foreman, Mrs. Carolyn, gift of, 109, 244;
Dr. Grant, 109, 217, 393; Mrs. Grant,
109, 244; Jennie Lind, 127; Jeremiah
Evarts, 127; Rev. Stephen, 127, 424.
Foreman, Mrs. Carolyn Thomas, "General
Philip St. George Cooke," by, 195-213;
"Marshalltown, Creek Nation," by, 5257;
"Miss Sophia Sawyer and Her
School," by, 395413; "The Bean Family))) by, 308-325.
Fort Arbuckle, 151, 152, 154, 161.
Fort A tkinson, 204.
Fort Belknap, 154.
Fort Bent, 205.
Fort Blunt, 173.
Fort Bridger, 209.
Fort Burguin, 207.
Fort Cobb, 156, 161, 169.
Fort Coffee, 197, 424
Fort Crawford, 204.
Fort Crittenden, 210.
Fort Davis, 166, 168, 170.
Fort Dodge, 43n, 200.
Fort Gibson, 45, 47, 56, 171, 173, 195-198,
212, 321, -32%
Fort Laramie, 203.
Fort Leavenworth, 4548,50, 161, I%, 198,
'
199.208.
Fort ' ~ c ~ u l l o c h167,
,
168.
Fort Orleans, 290.
Fort Pueblo, 205.
Fort Riley, 20811.
Fort Scott, 45, 47.
Fort Sill, 152, 186, 263, 276.
Fort Smith, 151, 314.
Fort Snelling, 195.
Fort Towson. 83.
Fort ~nion,-'20?:
Fort Washita, 142, 143, 149, 150, 151,
152, 161, 162, 169, 179, 182, 183.
Fort Wayne, 170, 198.
Fort Smith,- (Ark.),
6, 14, 71, 88, 157,
41.
Fort Smith-Fort Towson Road, 9n.
Fort Worth, (Tex.), 372.
Fort Worth University, 378.
Foster, Miss ........-........-..,teacher at Fayetteville Female Seminary, 407 ; Lucretia, 410, 412.
Foster Brothers, oil operators, 390.
Fountain Baptist Church, 54.
Fowler, Mrs. Emma, 102; Jacob, 310;
John, 102.
Franks, Mrs. Grace, 18511.
Frantz, Frank, 230.
Fmdonian Rebelliq;, 32, 33.
"Free Homes Bill, 103.
Freeman, Col. H. B., Osage Indian Agent,
230.
French among the Osage Indians, 290.
Freyschlog, Barbara, 408n ; Mr. Harmaun,
405, 408: Miss Harrnenia, 405, 4.08, 411,
Frisco Railroad, 9.
Fuell, Mr. -...-.........-.,282.
Gage, Miss Lucy, 378n.
Gaines, Gen. Edmund P., 44; Gen. Edward Pendleton, 198.
Gallowav. Barritt. gift of, 347.
Gann, Ruth, 95:
Garland, Samuel, 158, 160.
Garrett, John J., 55; Kathleen, "Dartmouth
Alumni in the Indian Temtory," by,
123-141, 446.
Garrison, Mrs. Fred, gift of, 446; William, photograph of family of, 446.
Garvin, Isaac, Choctaw chief, 88.
Geary, John W., Governor of Kansas, 204).
Georgia, state of, Cherokee Indians in,
94-98, 3%, 417; Negroes in, 397, 398;
schoola in, 3W; "The Old Vaan House
in,'' 94%.
Georgia Guard, 396, 420.
Germanus, Father, 306.
Geronimo, Apache chief, 276, 288.
Gerrer, Father Gregory, 273; Francis
Xavier, 273.
Ghost Dance Religion, 248, 250, 254.
Ghost Towns in Choctaw Nation, 83, 8d
Gi-aum-e Hon-o-me-tah, Kiowa girl, 277.
Gibson, Isaac T., Osage Indian Agent,
229, 2%.
Gibson Station, 54.
Gifford, Sara Maria, 367n.
Gilcrease Museum, 347.
Gill, Gus A., 90.
Gillhouse, Eva, gift of, 349; picture of,
109.
--- Gimeno, Patricia, 210.
Givens, Joshua, 188, 191.
Glasgow & Harrison, government agents,
425.
Glass, Dick, 56.
Glisan, Rodney, 198.
Gold, Benjamin, 395, 417; Harriet, 395,
397, 418.
Gonzales, Jod, 51.
Goode, H. Brown, 256.
Coodnight, Rolla, picture of, 109.
Goodrich, Anne, 15.
Gordon, Capt. William, 325.
Gore, Sen. Thomas P., 429.
Goss, Miss Tennie, 287; Tom, 287.
Goyens, William, Indian Agent, 35.
Grady County, (Okla.), archaelogical excavations in, 93.
Graham, Ann Foreman, 127; Rev. Robert,
411.
Grand, (Okla. Ty.), 102, 355.
Grant, Mrs. George, 3%
Grant's Peace Policy, 235.
Graase, Father Felix de, 2%.
Graves, W. W., 294x1, 385n, 393.
Grayhorse, (Olda.) , 290, 305.
Green, Rev. David, 400, 412; George S.,
37111; William, 9.
Greer County, Old, 242.
Gregg, Josiah, 439, 440.
Gregory, C. E., 95.
Greyeyes, John, Wyandot Indian, lhr.
Grinnell, George Bird, 258.
Grier, Lieut. William Nicholson, 197.
Grindstaff, Rev. Wilmer E, 358.
Guess, Teesey, 3011;Rebecca Bowles, 30n.
Guilick, Mrs. G. C., gift of, 24k
Guthrie, (Okla. Ty.), 273, 432; National
Bank of, 365.
Gnthrie, h i e , 68.
Hedley, D. B., 2On.
Hailey, Dr. ..--...-..-.......,
6.
Halbrook, J. M, 364.
Hall, T. B., 398; Theodore B., 229, 230.
Hamer, P. M., 385.
Hammon, Dr. J. D., 374.
Hampton Normal & Agricultural College,
60.
Hancock, Rev. Lewis M, 358.
Hand, Elsie D., "Mabel Bourne Bassett,"
360.368; Mrs. Wilson Denton, 237.
Hamibal, (Mo.)
, 382.
Hanover, (N. H.), 125.
Harbour, Dr. Emma Estill, 119, 350, 368,
442; gift of, 4.46.
Hardin, Dr. Salem, 279.
Hardin's Ferry, 317.
Hardy, Dr. Walter, 445.
Harjo, Ufaulo, Creek chief, 53.
Harkins, Lee, 393.
Harlan, Rev. E. B., 238.
Harlow's Weekly, 116.
Harney, Gen. William S., 208; Lieut. Col.
William Selby, 325.
Ham, Jean Bassett, 361, Sharon, 361.
Harris, Albert, 191; Cyrus, 151, 156, 162,
172; Isaac N., 417; J. R., 91.
Harrison, Thomas J., 344, 350, 442; William F., 172.
Hartridge, Patsy, 55.
Harvey, Fred, 258.
Haskell Institute, 60.
Hasque, Very Rev. Urban de, gift of, 108.
Hazelton, Clovis, gift of, 243.
Head, Robert Thornton Cooper, 142n,
145.
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Heaslett, Edna Williams, 10n; Mrs. P. G,
10n.
Hedden, Susan Jane, 349.
Hefner, Judge Robert A., 442.
Heiston, EIizabeth Herbert Cooper, 164,
165, 182; Dr. Josiah Landis, 16Qn;
Sallie Robards, 164n; Maj. T. B., 14%;
Maj. Thornton Buckner, 164 165, 179,
182, 183.
Hemming, C. C., 90.
Hendricks, (Okla.) , 327.
Henry Kendall College, 189.
Hertzog, Rachel, 211.
Hicks, Delia, 68; Francis A., 1911.
Hilderbrads Mill, 228.
Hindman, Gen. Thomas C., 168, 169.
Hinkle, John W., gift of, 350.
Historical Markers in Oklahoma, 109, 214
225, 241.
Hiwassee River, 424.
Hodge, Della, 285n; Herbert 285; Isaac,
283; Josie Walker, 283.
Hodsden, Dr. .......,......., 424.
Hoecken, Father Christian, 293.
Holmberg, Samuel I., 288.
Holmes, Maj. Gen. Theophilus H., 168,
111.
Holt, Dr. David, 324.
Homer, David B., 58n.
Hans-me-tah, Gi-aume, Kiowa girl, 277.
Hoops, Dr. F. 6, 378.
Hooten, David B., 431.
Hoover, Frederick, Osage Indian Agent,
Ioni Indians, 31.
Irving, Washington, 323, 324, 321; trail
of, 346, 429, 448
Isadore, Father, 190
I-See-0, 288.
Izard, Lieut. J. F., 322n; Lieut. James
Farley, 198, 199x1.
Izard Camp, 198.
Hopi Indians, 259.
Hornbake, Lewis, 19.
Home,
W~ 280, 281, 285n, 286;
G. W., 280, 281; George, 280; George
W., 278.
Hotchkin, Ebenezer, 75, 80; Henry, 75.
Houston* Uold Granny,'. 188; Sam, 34,
39, 200n.
Howard, Dr. R. M., 379x1.
Howell, Sallie, 4Q6n; T. P., 372n.
Hubbard, David, 161; Jeremiah, 25n.
Hudson, George, Choctaw chief, 162.
Huffer, Rev. William, 304.
Hughe% Charles Evans, Chief Justice,
429; George H-9 136; Joe, 16, 17; Steve,
16, 17.
Hughes County, (Okla.) , 78x1.
Hume, Ross, 190.
Humphries, Buck, 16, 17.
Hunter, Miss Ella, 364; John
32,
33; Mrs. Winnie, 14n.
Hunting Horse, -.....-..--..-..Indian, 288.
Huron Confederacy, 23.
Hutchins, Mrs. Jessie, 18511.
Jackson, (Miss.), 146.
Jackson, Joe C., "Schools Among the
Minor Tribes in Indian Territory," by,
5869.
Jacobson, 0. B., and Jeanne d'Ucel, "Art
in Oklahoma," by, 263-277:
James, Mi, Annie, 406, 408, 410; Edwin,
84; Emma Kate, 236; Sadie, 10; Simon,
139; William Robert, 236.
Janssen, Madam Marie, 401.
Jean, Rt. Rev. Ignatius, 300, 306.
Jefferson Barracks, 195, 1%.
Jennings, Mary Thebo, 71n.
Jessup, Maj. Gens Thomas S., 324
Jesuits, among Osage Indians, 293.
Jet, (Okla.), 353.
Jicarilla Apache Indians, 207.
Jimtown, 66.
Jobe, Dr. A., 96.
Johnson, Edith, 59; Emma, 68; N. B.,
189, 347.
Johnston, Albert Sidney, 39; Douglas, 446.
Johnston County, (Okla.), 78n.
Jolly, Dr. W. J., 378, 379.
Jones, Prof. ................, Vice Chancellor Epworth University, 374;
Anson, 200;
Evan, 157, 3%; Hiram W., 58x1; Col.
James H., 41; John, 157; May, 55;
Robert M., 71, 87, 175, 180; Roger,
323; Major William J., 39; Wilson, 81;
Wilson N., 87.
Jones, Robert M., cemetery, 240, 346.
Joplin, (Mo.) , 22.
Jordan, Hannah Long Turnbull, 6, 7;
James* 6.
J 0 f h b Florence, d f t of, 2 a ; H w l E.9
Brown, 349; Mary F-Brown,
123n;
349Judy, H. S.9 gift of, 445*
Jumper, Col* John, 167.
4-
229.
-1Idabel, (Okla.) , 431.
Ignatius, Rt. Rev., 299.
Iles, S. P., 278.
Illinois Saline, 313.
Illinois University, 367.
Independence, (Mo.) , 51.
Independence County, (Ark.), 319.
Indian Dances, 248, 255, 256, 260.
Indian International Council, of 1843, 53.
Indian Territory, Baptists in, m, 432;
cattle in, 55; Choctaw Indians in, 1%:
Civil War in, 128, 129, 161, 162; "Dartmouth Alumni in the," by Kathleen Garrett, 123-141; "Department of the," 176;
Disciples of Christ in, 431; first ordained priest for, 24; Negro slaves in,
156; Osage land in, 386; railroad in,
19; "Schools Among the Minor Tribes
in:' by Joe C*Jackso% 58-69; %hools
in, 395.
Indian Temtory Illuminating Oil Cornpany, 381, 390.
Indian Territory Medical Association,
236.
Ingram, Tom, 41n.
-KKansas City, (Ks.), 19, 20n.
Kansas City Southern Railroad, 22, 88.
Kansas, state of, allotment of land to
Wyandots in, 18-20; first grist mill in,
19; Indians in, 294; migration of Wyandote to, 19; Osage Indians in, 385.
Kansas Indians, schools among, 292.
Kansae Territory, !2Q8.
Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, 386.
9
Kearny, Col. Stephen Watts, 42, 43, 49,
51, 203,
Keck, Ida, 283; Wilson, 283.
K m h i Indians, 156.
Keetoowah Society, 156.
Kelley, Bishop Francis C., 28.
Kelly, Dr. A. R., 95.
Kendall College, 115.
Kennemer, Watt, 95.
Kent, Frank, Iowa Indian, picture of, 109.
Kentucky, state of, 1%.
Keokuk Falls, 239.
Kesterson, Lucy Beck, 228; M., 228.
Ketcham, Alonzo, 24; Josephine Shanafelt, 24; Father William Henry, 29, 2'7.
Ketchum, (Okla.), 225n, 242.
Key, Gen. William S., 214, 217, 344, 442;
"Dr. Charles Evans, Secretary of the
Oklahomq, Historical Society, lays down
his work, by, 114122.
Kiamichi Mountain, 7.
Kiasumpa, Camilla, Osage Indian, 394.
Kickapoo Indians, 31, 155, 239, 325.
Kidd, Grace Reynolds, 14n; Henry, l4n;
Henry Hugh, 14n.
Killion, Ike, 102.
Kimball Union Academy, Indian students
at, 125, 126, 134-136, 139, 140.
King, Jesse, 68; Lieut. Robert, 323; Judge
Sterling P., 365.
Kingkade, Alice, 68.
Kingsbury, Rev. Cyrus, 136, 153.
Kiowa Indians, 4.9, 150, 248, 250, 252, 253,
288.
Kiowa Calendars, 256.
Kiowa Heraldry, 256, 258.
Kiowa School, 190, 194.
Kirk, A. L., 279; Mrs. Anna, 285n; Lynn,
284.
night, Oliver, 'Cherokee Society Under
the Stress of Removal 1820-1846," by,
414-428.
Knights of Labor in Choctaw Nation, 86.
Knights of the Golden Circle, 156.
Kollmer, Mrs. L,gift of, 244.
Korn, Mrs. Anna B., 119, 344.
Korthank, Mrs. C. F., 132n.
Kramer, Rev. Francis T., 25n.
Kuhls, Father Anton, 20n.
Labor Organizatims, in Choctaw Nation,
86.
Lacey, Rev. William, 10, 17.
LaCroix, Father Charles de, 291.
Lacy, J. M., 317.
Lafayette College, 185.
La Junta, (Colo.), 45.
Lamar, Mirabeau B., 37, 38.
Landrum, WiIIis H., 39.
Lanslots, Father D. I., 306.
Lasley, Mrs. J. H., gift of, 1CB.
Latham, H. C., 17.
Latrobe, John H. B., 1% 160n, 181-183;
Charles Joseph, 429.
Lawrence, Alexander, 95.
Lawson, Mrs. Roberta Campbell, 343.
Lawton, (Okla. ) , 280.
Lea, Luke, 160.
Lead, in Choctaw Nation, 7.
Leahy, W. T., 392.
Leased District, 148, 150, 152, 153.
Leavenworth Expedition, 252n.
Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston .Railroad, 386.
Lebanon, (Conn.) , 124.
LeFlore, Felicity, 4; Greenwood, 4, 144;
Maj. Louis, 4; Michael, 4x1; Rebecca
Cravat, 4.
"Legend of the Choctaw 'Squirrel Stick',
The," bv Coleman J. Ward. 98-100.
~emoibe,Lander, 274.
Leroux, Antoine, 206.
Lewis, Dr. Anna, 10n, 185; Dixon E.,
160; L. Reuben, 310; Mrs. Mae,. gift
of, 44.6.
Lightfoot, Anne Goodrich, 15; Elizabeth,
15; Col. John. 2. 15: Rev. Richand., 15:~ a j o rherw wood, 1s:
Lindley, J. Howard, 216.
Lipan Indians, 207.
Liquor, in Eastern Cherokee Nation, 395.
Little, Mrs. Anthony George, 402.
Little Bear, Kiowa Indian, 255.
Little Raven, 258.
Little Rock, (Ark.), 157, 198, 319.
Litton, Gaston, "Lewis Jefferson Moorman,
M.D.," by, 352-358.
Liverett, John, 287.
Logan, James, Creek Indian Agent, 53.
Lone Wolf, Chief, 192.
Long, Hannah, 5; Kate, 68; Felicity LeFiore, 4, 5; L. W. B., 369; Samuel,
5; Stephen H., 87, 309; William, 68.
Long-Bell Lumber Co., 88.
Lookout, Fred, Osage chief, 3831, 394;
Julia, 385, 389, 394.
Looney, Mrs. Rella, 92, 123n, 246n.
Lott, Sgt. Aaron, 16.
Loughridge, Rev. R. M., 53.
Louismet, Father Savinian, 301.
Love, Mrs. Frankie Overton, 328; Robert,
54; Robert H., 180; Judge Wilson, 172.
Lovely, William L, 311n.
Lovely County, 311.
Lowe, T. J., 372n.
Lowrey, George, Cherokee chief, W n ;
Susan, 40th.
Luce, John B., 160.
Lugert, (Okla.) , 25211.
Lund, Dr. Carl H., 379n.
Lunsford, Mrs. Etha West, 10; J. W., 17;
Rev. T. B., 10, 17; T. B., Jr., 10; Will,
10.
Mac Qure, E. W, 317.
Magoffin, James, 51; James Wiley, 203;
Susan Shelby, 20.311.
Magruder, A. C., 364
Many, Lieut. Col. James B., 319, 323.
Marable, Lucretia Perry, 330; Mrs. Mark,
330.
March, Noadiah, 324.
Markham, David Hogan, 127.
Marlow, (Okla.) , 282.
Marshall, Mrs. Annie James, 408; Benjamin, 52; Bob, 56; Jim, 52; Joe, 52;
Rev. Lewis S., 410; Robert, 57.
"Marshalltown, Creek Nation," by Carolyn Thomas Foreman, 52-57,
Martin, Mrs. Ellenor, 406; Judge John,
406.
Masonic Lodge, 12; in Henderson, Texas,
41; in Texmo, Okla. Ty., 357.
Matthews, Gov. J. W., 146.
"Mautame Farm," 185n.
Maxey, Brig. Gen. Samuel B., 177, 178.
Mayes, Joel B., 436.
Mayhew Mission School, 136.
McAfee, Mildred, 187.
McAlester, (Ind. Ty.), 83; old, 8; bank
in, 90.
McAlester, J. J., 80, 84, 87, 91.
McBrian, Miss Georgia, 67.
McCash, Dr. I. N., 104, 326.
McClellan, E. W., 316.
McColloch, J. A., 317.
McConnel, Father Brendon, 394.
McCulloch, Gen. Ben, 162, 167.
McCurtain, Edmund, 79; Greenwood, 12;
Jackson, 81, 89.
McCutchen, Mrs. C. D., 96.
McDaniel, William, 278.
McDonald, Mrs. Ed, 433.
McDowell, Dr. W.. 374.
McFarland, Mrs. Gertrude, 95.
McGarrah, William, 314.
McGee, Mr. ................, 253.
McGeorge, W. R., papers of, 445; Mrs.
W. R., gift of, 445.
McGuire, Louisa, 331.
McIntosh, Col. Daniel N., 167'; Col.
James, 165-167.
McKennon, Dean & Willmott, attorneys,
472.
~ c ~ k z i J.
e , F., 10, 17.
'cKinney, Aunt Feby, 98; Thompson,
Choctaw chief, 80, 109.
:cLemore, Charles, 53.
YcLeod, Col. Hugh, 40n.
:cNeal, Joseph W., 365.
'cpherson, (Ks. ) , 4611.
Swain, Rev. R. B., 374.
:cWilliams, J. D. V., gift of, 243.
YeckIin, Robert, 412
Medicine, Epworth College of, 380.
Medicine Lodge, 259.
"Meers, Early Days in," by Iva Williams
Allen, 278-289.
Meerschaert, Rt. Rev. Theophile, 24n, 25,
305.
Meigs, Col. Return J., 311.
Melsa, Ketel De, 14.
Mennonite Mission, Arapaho Indians at,
248..
Mercler, Father Jean Baptist, 290.
Mescal Ceremony, Kiowa, 254.
Mescalero Apache Indians, 259.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Oklaboma
Annual Conference of, 369.
Methodist Mission, near Anadarko, Okla.,
194.
Methodists, in Kentucky, 3; in Mississippi,
3; in northeastern Oklahoma, 23, 28; in
Tennessee, 3.
Methvin, W. G., 188.
Meux, Elizabeth Lightfoot, 15; John, 15;
Richard, 15; Sarah, 3; Thomas, 2.
Mexican Traders, 43, 50.
Mexican War, 146.
Mexico City, Mex., 32.
Miami, (Ind. Ty.), schools in, 67.
Miami Day School, 59, 6011, 64, 69.
Miami Indians, 5th.
Miles, Col. D. S., 314; John D., 258; Laban J., 230.
Miller, Anna H., 271; Mrs. Edward H.,
271; Freeman E., 350; Gov. James, 319;
Mary, 68; 0. R., gift of, 107; R. G., 109,
118, 346; Ret, Osage Indian Agent,
230; W. L., Osage Indian Agent, 230.
Mills, Jack, 311.
Minco, (Okla.) , 191.
Mining, in Wichita Mountains, 278.
Mink-che-kah, Osage Indian, 382.
"Miss Sophia Sawyer and Her School," by
Carolyn Thomas Foreman, 395-413.
Mississippi, state of, 144.
Mississippi Baptist Association, 143, 147.
Mississippi Rifle Regiment, 146.
Missouri. state of. Western Cherokees in,
30.
Missouri Compromise, 146.
Missouri Territory, silver in, 322.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad, 55,
84, 85, 87, 327.
Missouri Pacific Railroad, 91.
Mitch, John L., 366.
Mitchell. Alonzo H., 140; Charles B., 158;
Mrs. Edith, 332.
Mitscher. Oscar A., Osage Indian Agent,
230.
Mix, Charles E., 182.
Moberly, (Mo.) , 382.
Modoc Day School, 59, 6011, 64, 69.
Modoc Indians, 5811; Catholic missionary
among, 24.
Mohawk Indians, at Dartmouth College,
Mutsaers, Father Bernard, 306.
124.
Mohegan Indians, 124
Monroe, James M, 431 ; M. M, 432.
Montgomery, (Ala. ) , 52n.
Montgomery, A. J., 68- Dr. T. T., lZU,
241, 24~4,447.
Moon, Charles H, gift of, 10@.
"Mooney, James, in Oklahoma," by Althea
Bass. 246-262
Moor, joshua, 124.
Moore, Mrs. A. M., 314; Benj. D, 203;
Mrs. C. B., 244; Cherrie Adair, 133;
Mrs. E. H., 236; Mrs. Jessie EL, gift of,
445; Mrs. Jessie R., 119, 342, 347; M.
D., 349.
Moore, Jessie Randolph, 'Tribute to Mrs.
Mabel Bassett," by, 359-360.
Moorhead, David, 102.
Moor's Indian Charity School, 124, 126,
127, 137, 138.
Moorman, Lewis,?., Jr., 354; "Lewis Jefferson. M. D.. bv Gaston Litton, 352358; ~ a christhn,
r ~ 354.
Moravian Missionaries, among Cherokee
Indians, 416, 418; in Georgia, 95.
Morgan, Dick T., 347, 432; Jessie, 383.
Morman Battalion, 204, 211.
Morris, Charlie, 16; Rob, 109.
Morrison, Dr. James D., 346; "Problems
in the Industrial Progress and Develop
ment of the Choctaw Nation, 1865 to
1907',
by, 70-91.
Morrison's Ferry, 317.
Morrow, George Espy, 366; Grace, 366;
Sara Maria Gifford, 36711.
Moseby, Col. John S., 12.
Mosier, Thomas, Osage chief, 303; W. T.,
Osage Indian, 392.
Mount Comfort School, 408.
Mountcastle, R. M., 118, M2.
Mt. Scott, (Okla.), postoffice at, n9.
Mt. Scott Mission, 288.
.Mt. Sheridan, (Okla.), 278, 280.
Mt. Sheridan Miner, 282
Mudeater. Mathew.. W~andot
Indian, 19n,
20.
Muldrow, (Ind. Tv.), 433.
Mulholland, Miss Martha, 92, 106.
Murdough, Edward Danridge, President,
Oklahoma A. & M. College, 365, 368.
Murphy, Daniel E., Osage Indian Superintendent. 230.
Murray. E. T., 308; Helene, 14x1; Ida, 1h;
Dr. M. W., 14n; Reynolds, 14n; Gov.
William H., 117, 231, 349.
Muscle Shoals Massacre, 30.
Musgrove, Mary, 342.
Muskogee, (Ind. Ty-.),. 12; Catholic
Church .in, 24.
Muskogee Townsite Commission, 57.
Musse. Marauis Oliver de la, 15.
.
Nacogdoches, ( T e d , 32, 34n, 43, 1g.
Nance, James C, 2n; Rosa Ayleene, "Captain James E. Reynolds," by, 2-17.
Nash, Burl, 349.
Nashville, ( T e n d , 146, 257.
N a t c h g (Miss.),144, 145.
Natchez Trace, 1%.
Native American Church, 261.
Navajo Indians, 259.
National Industrial Recovery Act, 429,
430.
Nebraska Temtory, Indian fight in, 208.
Negahnquet, Rev. Albert, 304.
Negro slaves, in Choctaw Nation, 70; in
Indian Territory, 156.
Negroes, in Georgia, 398.
Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Ton-Kah, Osage Indian.
392.
Nelson, Naomi Copley, 349.
Neosho, (Mo.) , 22.
Neosho River, 46.
Nerf, Sans, 291.
Net Proceeds Claim, 148, 150, 156, 158,
160, 181-183.
New Echota, (Ga.), mission at, 395.
New Mexico, state of, 46, 50, 203, 308.
New Hope Battle, in Georgia, 4, 14.
New York City, (N. Y.), 193.
Newbill, Mrs. Harry, gift of, 109.
Newman, Dr. A. M., 355; Della Smith,
356; Floyd S., 356; M. Haskell, 356;
Mesheck Herdman, 355; "Oscar Clarence, M. D.," by 0. H. Richards, 355360; Roy E., 356; Sarah Johnson, 355.
Nichols, William, Seneca Indian, 27.
Nicholson, Jack, 312 ; John, 312.
Nieberding, Velma, "Chief Splitlog and
the Cayuga Mission Church," by, 18-28;
"Catholic Education Among the Osages,
290-307.
Nidever, George, 308.
Ni-ka-ke-pa-nah, Osage chief, 299.
Noble, John, 269.
Nolan, Max, 10, 17.
Norfolk & Western Railroad, 265.
Norman, Alex, 56.
North Carolina, state of, Cherokees in,
247, 254, 258.
North Fork Town, (Creek Nation),
"United Nations of the Indian T e m tory," organized at, 175.
North Muskogee, (Okla.), 5A
Northrop, L. B., 322n.
Northwestern Normal School, Alva, Okla.
Ty., 368.
Notes and Documents, 92100, 226-231,
326-331, 429-4353
Notre Dame University, 60.
Nowata, (Okla.), Catholic Church at, 28.
Null, Bonnie, 102; Chester A, 102; George
Andrew, 102; Laura A, 102; Mary Ann
Miller, 102; Mary Ida, 102; Mary Melissa Walck, 102; "Omar Ellsworth," by
0. H. Richards, 102103; Robert H.,
102; Weaver Fv 102; Zella Velma, 102,
183.
Nun-tsa-tum-Lsh, Osage Indian, 385.
Oak Hill Cemetery, Fort Smith, Ark, 6,
14.
Oakes, Prof. Francis Conun, 368.
Occum, Samson, 124, 127.
Ogle, J. T., 432.
Ohio, (state of), Delaware Indians in,
20; Wyandot Indians in, 20.
Oil, in Osage Natio? 389, 390.
"Oklahoma, Art In, by 0. B. Jacobson
and Jeanne d'Ucel, 263-277.
Oklahoma, state of, Commissioners of
Charities and Corrections in, 363; historical markers in, 109, 214225, 241;
naming of, 182n.
"Oklahoma A. & M. College, The Territorial Presidents of," by Dr. Hany E.
Thompson, 364368.
Oklahoma Art League, 271.
Oklahoma City, (Okla.), 353, 432; Epworth College of Medicine at, 379; Ep.
worth University at, 369; hotel in, 367;
United States Land Office at, 370.
Oklahoma City University, 370n.
Oklahoma County, (Okla.), Medical Society, 354; Public Health Association,
354.
Oklahoma Educational Association, 115,
116.
Oklahoma Flag, 107.
Oklahoma Historical Society, 114122,
370n; funds of, 447; gifts received by,
349; improvements, 447; library of,
332, 445; minutes of meeting of Board
of Directors of Jan. 28, 1954, 104-109;
minutes of meeting of Board of Directors held in Tulsa, May 6, 19% 240245; minutes of meeting of Board of
Directors of July 29, 1954, 344-350;
minutes of meeting of Board of Directors of October 28, 1954, 442448;
murals in, 346; News-Letter of, 346;
Tours sponsored by, 326, 346, 429, 448.
Oklahoma Memorial Association, 357, 362.
Oklahoma Methodist University, 369.
Oklahoma Military Academy, 368.
Oklahoma State Medical Association, 354.
Oklahoma Territory, Board of Agriculture,
3 7 h ; Disciples of Christ in, 431; Kindergarten estabilshed in, 37811; Legislature, first, in, 364.
oklahoma University, 271, 272, 369;
13
School of Medicine, 353, 380,
Okmulgee, t Ind. Ty. ) , Indian Tribal
Council held at, 130.
Okmulgee, (Okla), 236.
Okrnulgee Constitution, 137;
Old Field, Cherokee Indian, 421.
Oliver, Benjamin, 2.
0-10-ho-waI-la, Osage chief, 392.
Olmstead, G. Tv Indian Agent, 75.
Oloffsson, Carl, deecendants of, 226.
Omaha, (Neb.), 257.
Oneida Indians, at Dartmouth College,
126.
Opothleyahola, Creek leader, 165, 166, 323.
Oppenheim, Edgar R, review by, 232.
Orange Grove Plantation, 4.
On, Ann, 395; George L., 284; Robert,
28d
0rG4 L. V, papers of, US.
Osage Battalion, 180.
Osage Coal & Mining Co., 8 9
Osage County, (Okla.) , 306.
Osage Ind~anAgency, 381.
Osage Indians, allotment of land to, 385,
391; "Catholic Education Among the,"
by Velma Nieberding, 290-307; Catholics among, 385, 386; cattle of, 389;
citizenship rolls of, 390; Constitution of,
388; Diminished Reserve of, 386; Indian
Agent for, 229; "Indian Warrior
Troupe" of, 381; land of, 386; Peyote
among, 384; Political parties of, 388.
Osage Nation, districts of, 388; elections
in, 389; oil in, 389, 390; Quaker Agents
in, 389; railroads through, 389; whiskey
in, 39211.
Osage Mission, 293; in Kansas, 23, 385,
386, 393.
"Osages, Chief James Bigheart of the," by
Orpha B. Russell, 384-394.
Ottawa County, (Okla.), schools in, 68.
Ottawa Indians, Catholic missionary
among, 24.
Ottawa Mission, 69.
Ottawa School, 67.
Ouachita National Forest, 90.
Overstreet, Miss May, 364.
Owen, Dorothea, gift of, 34!2; Narcissa
Chisholm, 3, 265, 407; Robert, 265;
Robert L,3, 8, 12, 73, 407, 429; Robert
Latham, 265; William, 265.
Owens, J. O., 229.
Ozark Institute, in Arkansas, m n , 410412.
Pace, Mark, 95.
Pacific Railroad Survey, 142.
Page, John, Choctaw Indian, 180.
Palmer, J. F., 369, 392; John F., 392.
Paris, (Tex.), 71.
Park College, 187.
Park Hill, (Cherokee Nation), 170.
Parke, Ben, 109.
Parker, Quanah, 288.
Parmer, Martin, 33.
Partain, Lura Decker, 284; William, 284.
Pascagula Indians, 249.
Pauls Valley, (Okla.) , 186, 190.
Pawhuska, (Okla.), 290, 297, 299, 306,
387.
Pa-Hu-Ska, Osage chief, 297.
Pawnee Agency, (Ind. Ty.), establishment of, 92.
Pawnee Indians, 323.
Paxton, (Ill.), 367.
Payne, David L., 131; John Howard, %.
Payne Colony, 349.
Payson, Dr. Edward, 399.
Peace Policy, Grant's, 296.
Peach Orchard, Cameron, Ind. Ty., 11.
Peake, Emily, 68.
Peavy, J. G., 229.
Peel, Zillah Cross, 401.
Peery, A. J., Peoria Indian, 59.
Pendell, Carter Kent, 349.
Pentecost, Lieut. Joseph, 323.
Peoria, (Ind. Ty.) , 67.
Peoria Day School, 59, 64, 69.
Peoria Indians, 58n; Catholic missionary
among, 24.
Perkins, Capt. David, 197.
Perry, Lucretia, 330.
Perryville, (Choctaw Nation), 83.
Perryville, (Ky.) , 196.
Peterson, William M., 230.
Peyote, among Osage Indians, 384.
Peyote ceremony, Kiowa, 254.
Peyote Cult, 250, 254, 259, 261.
Phi Beta Kappa, 354.
Phillips, C. J., 292; Frank, 270; H. Milt,
119, 240, 347, 442.
Phillips University, Enid, Okla., 431.
Pickens, Edmund, Chickasaw Indian, 180.
Piedras, Col. Jose de las, 33.
Pierce, Edward, 127; Franklin, 146;
Mavis, 127.
Pike, Albert, 159-163, 166, 168, 169, 171,
182.
Pima Indians, 206.
Pine Ridge Seminary, 153.
Pitchl~nn,Peter P., 158-160, 179, 181,
182.
Pitts, Paul, Osage chief, 394.
Pitzer, Hugh, Supt., Osage Agency, 230.
"Placing Historical Markers, by Charles
Evans, 214225.
Plank, Laura A. Null, 102.
Plomondon, Clemy, 300; Mose, 300.
Poey, Father Andrew, 306.
Poke, Bayou, 317.
Pollock, William J., Osage Indian Agent,
230.
Polson, Floretta Ridge, 401; Dr. W. D.,
401.
Yontotoc County, (Okla.) , 7811.
Ponziglione, Father Paul M., 294, 306, 394.
Poor Bear, ................Indian, 388.
Pope, Emma, 401.
Port of Verdigris, 55.
Porter, Clyde H., gift of, 2M; James
Madison, 200; Rev. Marion, 3'iln.
Postelle, Dr. J. M., 379n.
Poteau, (Ind. Ty.), 11.
Pottawatomi Mission, 293.
Potter, C. I., Osage Indian Agent, 300;
Capt. Carroll H., 230.
Pourtales, Albert de, 429.
Powell, Dr. ...................., 425; C. E., 10;
Maj. J. W., 246.
Presbyterian Church, Cameron, Ind. Ty.,
10; Oklahoma City, Okla., 116.
Presbyterian Mission, in Oklahoma, 341.
Presbyterian missionaries, to the Comanche Indians, 185, 193.
Preston, (Tex.) , 43.
Price, Gen. Sterling, 178.
Prince, J. Allen, gift of, 445; William H.,
445.
"Problems in the Industrial Progress and
Development of the Choctaw Nation,
1865 to 1907," by James D. Morrison,
70-91.
Proctor, Zeke, 227.
Prudom, C. N., 392.
Pryor Creek, (Ind. Ty.), 433, 434.
Pulaski County, (Ark.), 319.
Quakers, 296; in Indian Territory, 58; in
northeastern Oklahoma, 23.
Quapaw Boarding School, 60-62, 64, 69.
Quapaw Indians, 22, 31, 58n; Catholic
missionary among, 24..
Quapaw Mission, 69.
Quesenberry, William, 309n, 314.
Quickenborne, Father Felix van, 291, 292.
Radebaugh, S. H., photograph of, 244.
Ragland, Rev. H. D., 309x1.
Railroads, in Cherokee Nation, 433; in
Choctaw Nation, 83, 84, 88; in Indian
Territory, 19; in Kansas, 294; in Mississippi, la; in Osage Nation, 389.
Raines, Brig. Gen. James S., 170, 171.
Rainy Mountain, 288.
Ralston, (Okla.) , founding of, 381.
Ramey, William Neal, 40.
Rangers, Expedition of Mounted, 324
Rankin, A. F., 37111; Rev. E. B., 371.
Ranson, R. F., gift of, 109; Robert, 109.
Rasle, Mrs. Harry, gift of, 445.
Rattlesnake Spring, 424.
Reagan, John H., 29, 38.
Reck, Dr. J. A., 37%.
Rector, Elias, 151'; Henry M., 157.
Red Leggins, ................ Indian, 260.
Red Woman Squaw, Cheyenne Indian,
277.
Reddick, Mrs. ................, 401.
Reed, Celene, photograph of, 244; Frank
B., 37111.
Reese, Dr. David A., 397; Henry Dobson,
129.
Reid, Alexander, 153.
Remer, Sam, 279.
Remington, Frederic, 263.
Rennie, Mrs. Alex, 327; Mrs. Alexander,
Sr., 327; Lula Burris, 327.
Reno, Maj. Marcus A., 438.
Revard, Franklin, 387x1.
Reynolds, Bowen, 2, 3; E. V., 11; Earl,
11, 14n; Father Edward, 306; Elisha,
3; Felicity, 14n; Felicity Long Turnbull, 4; Grace, 6, 14n; Hugh, 1411;
Hugh, Jr., 14n; Hugh Anthony, 11,
14n; James 6, 14n; "Captain James E.,"
by Rosa Ayleene Nance, 2-17; Norman,
216; Rosa, 14n; Sarah Meux, 2; Theodore, 29411; Willie Robinson, 14n.
Rhodes, L. D., gift of, 244.
Rice, A. L., 12n.
Richard, Dr. R. T., 379n.
Richands, 0. H., "Omar Ellsworth Null,"
by, 102-103; "Oscar Clarence Newman,
M. D., by, 355-360.
Richardson, Leon B., 123n.
Richmond, (Ind.) , 246.
Richmond, John, 313.
Riddle, Jess, 9.
Ridge, Floretta, 401; John, 395, 397, 398,
416; Mrs. John, 39911, 413; John Rollin,
398, 402.
Riely, Dr. Lea A., 378, 379, 446.
Riley, Major Bennet, 42, 46, 49, 195, 202;
Dr. J. W., 379n; James 180.
Rindge, (N. H.), 398.
Riverside School, 194.
Road, from Fort Smith to Red River,
wagon, 319.
Roane, Sam C., 319.
Robb, D. N., 86.
Roberts, Mrs. Minnie H., gift of, 244.
Robertson, Miss Alice, photograph of, 108.
Robidoux, ................I n d i trader, 46.
Robins, Maud, 281, 288.
Robinson. Dr. Charles, 209; J. C., 153;
M., 445.
Robot, Rt. Rev. Isidore, 298.
Rock, Allen, gift of, 445.
Rogers, Mrs. Patrick, 301; Mrs. Susanna
Drew Adair, 343; W. A., 264; Will,
94, %, 445; Will, Jr., 95.
~ o l a t e r ,Dr. J. B., 379n.
Roller, Mrs. Charles T., 21.
Roney, Lawrence, 97..
Roosevelt, Franklin D., 429.
Rose, Mrs. Grace K., gift of, 244.
Ross, Andrew, 408n; John, 96, 97, 170,
312, 396, 397, 408, 414, 416, 418, 422,
424, 426, 435; Joshua, 408; Susan Lowmy, 40811; William P., 416, 436.
Ross Party, (Cherokee Nation), 156.
Ross's Landing, 424.
Rosson, Carl, 280, 283.
Run of 1889, 364; north and south boundaries of, 242.
Running Water Mission, 395, 397.
Running Water Town, chief of, 30.
Rusk, Gen. Thomas J., 36, 39.
Russell, Orpha I$ "Chief James Bigheart
of the Osages, by, 384-394; Dr. U. L.,
378, 37911; William, 320.
Rutherford, Helene, 6; Mary Eloise, 401;
Robert B., 411; Robert Beall, 6; Sally
Wallace, 6.
Ryan, Dr. J. A., 378, 37911.
Sac & Fox Indians, 387.
Sacred Heart Mission, 273, 298, 300, 306.
Saddle Mountain, Baptist Mission at, 288.
Salmon, Dr. W. T., 379n.
Salt, in Oklahoma, 309.
Salt Works, Thompson's, 8311.
San Antonio, (Tex.), 34.
San Diego, (Calif.), 206.
Sanders, Emma Pope, 401; Mrs. John W.,
401; Reuben, 313.
Sandzen, Birger, 266.
Santa Anna, 34, 197.
Santa FB, (N. M.), 205; traders enroute
to, 197-199.
"Santa F6 Trail in the Autumn of 1843,
Dragoons on the," by Otis E. Young,
42-51.
anti y6
Trail, Expedition of 1829, 42.
Sapp, Mrs. W. M., 95; Mrs. W. M., Sr.,
109.
Sapulpa, (Ind. Ty.), 361.
Saralias, Alberta, 68.
Savinian, Father, 303, 306.
"Sawyer, Miss Sophia and Her School,"
by Carolyn Thomas Foreman, 395-413.
Sawyer, Miss Sophia, 421.
Schaefer, Dr. R. F., 37%.
Schele, Rev. Father, 27.
Schmitt, Karl, 93.
Schoenmaker, Father John, 293, 299, 386.
"Schools Among the Minor Tribes i n Indian Territory," by Joe C. Jackson, 5869.
Scott, Angelo C., 367; C. E., 261; W. W.,
367.
Scull, Mr. ...................., 403.
Sedalia, (Mo.) , 91.
Seely, Grace Merrow, 367n.
15
segsr, J o b 260.
Se-gros-tsa ("Trailer"), Osage Indian,
381-383.
Sellers, Dick, 28.
Sells, Snow, 57.
Seminole Battalion, 167.
Seminole Indians, 74; in Florida, 198, 325.
Seminole Nation, National physician for,
236.
Seneca Indians, 20, 27, 5811; at Dartmouth
College, 126; Catholic missionary among,
24; chief of, 23.
Seneca School, 68.
Seneca Shawnee & Wyandot Sch001, 58,
mi, 68, 69.
Sequoyah, 414; statute in Hall of Fame
of, 251.
Seuuoyah Constitutional Convention, 12,
230.Sequoyah District, (Cherokee Nation),
433.
Settan (Little Bear), Kiowa Indian, 255,
258.
Shanafelt, Josephine, 24.
Shanks, John C., 182.
Sharkey, William L, 1%.
Sartle, John W., 373; Mrs. John, 271.
Shattuck, (Okla.) , 355.
Shawnee, (Okla.), 239, 370.
Shawnee Indians, 23, 31, 58x1, 155, 325;
Catholic missionary among, 24.
Shelby's Brigade, 169.
SheIlsburg Academy, 193.
Shelton, Ann Bell, 135; Annie Bell, 407;
Harvey Wirt Courtland, 127, 131n, 1 3 4
136; Mary Anna Elizabeth Duncan,
135.
Shepherd, Nellie, 268.
Shibley, Sue Edna, 10.
shields; Mary, 68.Shirk, Col. George H., 217, 240, 331, 346,
442: book review by,- 101, 234, 343,
439,. 440, 445.
Shirk, Lucyl, book review by, 341.
Short Mountain Baptist Association, 238.
Shoshoni Indians, 254.
Silver, in Missouri Territory, 322.
Silver Lake, near Bartlesville, Okla., 297.'
Simpson, E. W., 10, 17; Mrs. Edith Ross,
gift of, 34.9.
Sioux Indians, 126, 251.
Sioux War, 208.
Sitting Bull, 249.
Sixkiller, Judge Blackhaw, 228.
Skin Bayou, 425.
Skullyville, (Choctaw Nation), 7, 8, 83,
150, 171.
Slaughter, J. P., 378.
"Slavery Question," 146, 208.
Smallpox, in Day County, Okla., Ty., 356.
Smith, Lieut. A. J., 207; Della, 356; Lieut.
Gen. E. Kirby, 171, 172, 176179; J. P.,
369; J. P, 369; Juanita Johnston, gift
of, 446; Mrs. L Foster, 413; Rev. Leon,
358; Gen. Persifer F., 20911, WO; PressIy R, 412; Capt. Robert, 40, 41; Sam,
gift of, 349; Silas, Seneca chief, 389;
Thomas P, Osage Indian Agent, 230;
W. A. J. (Jack), 413.
Smithdle, (Choctaw Nation), 741.
Snively Jacob, 43, 51; Maj. Jacob, 1 ~ 2 0 0 .
Snyder, (Okla.), tornado at, 286.
Society of Friends, 246, 2%.
South McAIester, (Ind Ty.), 8; bank at,
90.
Southwest City, iM0.1, 23.
Southwestern Baptist College, 60.
Southwestern State College, 242.
Sparks, Mrs. Dorothy Wentz, gift of, 446.
Speed, Mr. & Mrs. Horace, gift of, 945.
Spencer, John, 317; Yvette, 63n.
Spencer Academy, 153.
Spicer, Joseph, Seneca chief, 23.
Spiro, (Choctaw Nation), 83.
Spivey, Mrs. B. El, 142n.
Splitlog, Eliza Barnett, 19, 26; Grover, 19;
Henry, 28; Joseph, 21; Matthias, 18,
19; Sarah, 21.
Splitlog Church, 18.
Splitlog City, 22.
"Splitlog Hill," 20n.
Splitlog Land & Mining Co., 22.
Spring Frog, Cherokee Indian, 411n.
Spring Place, (Ga.) , 416.
Spurrier, Margaret, 387x1.
St. Francis Indians, at Dartmouth College,
126.
St. John's Mission School, 290, 304.
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad, 9, 88,
236.
St. Louis School, ZW,301.
St. Mary's Mission SchooI, 64, 69.
St. Paul, (Ks.), 23, 293, 385.
Stambaugh, Samuel C., 321.
Stanislaus, John, 127.
Starbuck, Dr. F. A., 284, 287.
Starr, Sam J., 136.
Steele, Brig. Gen. William, 171, 172, 176,
1-
111.
Steen, Capt. Enoch, 47; Maj. Enoch, 151.
Stephan, Father Joseph, 304.
Stephens, Joseph, 55; R. M., 55.
Stewart, Mrs. Thomas H., 237.
Stidham, Celestia, 128; George W., 55;
Sampson, 5 4
Stillwater, (Okla.) , 364, 365.
Stinchecum, C. V., 261.
Stirman, J. H., 401.
Stockton, Donnell, 282; Wallace, 284, 28511.
Stockwell, Rev. E. S., 372.
Stokes Indian Commission, 321.
Stone, Flora Allen, 278n.
Stoneman, George, 207.
Storm, Fred, 236.
Stouch, Lieut. Cd. George W. H., 259.
Stout, Rev. William, 410.
Stovell, Mrs. Vera, gift of, 244.
Straight Crazy, Arapaho Indian, 277.
Stringtown, (Choctaw Nation), 87.
Strong, C. M., 374.
Stuart, Miss Hetty, 321; J. E. B., 210;
Capt. John, 319.
Stubblefield, Mr. ...................., 282.
Stuldt, C. A., 215.
Sturgis Treaty, 294.
Sugar Loaf Mountain, 9.
Surnner, Capt. Edwin Vose, 204,205.
Sun Dance, 255, 256, 260.
Sutton, James, 412.
Sweet, Capt. C. P., 349; Mrs. Damin A.,
gift of, 349.
Tabor, A. J., 62.
Tah-Bone-Mah, 288.
Tahlequah, (Ind. Ty.) , 249.
Takatoka, Chief, 31n.
Taos, (N.M.), 308.
Taylor, Baxter, 121, 344, 442; Mrs. Margaret Blakemore, 412; Nathaniel, 182;
Gen. Zachary, 142.
Tayrien, Cyprias, Osage Indian, 303.
Telephone, at Meers, Okla., 288.
Tenkiller Reservoir, 93.
Tennessee, state of, 1%.
Tennessee River, 30.
Terrett, Lieut. B. A., 322n.
"Territorial President; of Oklahoma A.
& M. College, The, by Dr. Harry E.
Thompson, 364-368.
Texas, state of, 43, 71; cattle in, 82; Choctaw Indians in, 321; drouth in, 82.
"Texas Cherokee, Chief Bowles of the,"
by Dorman H. Winfrey, 29-41.
"Texas Invincibles,' 43.
Texas Rangers, 151.
Texhoma, (Okla.) , 22511.
Texmo, (OkIa. Ty.), 357.
The Egg, Cherokee chief, 39n.
Thebo, Mary, 71n.
Thetford Academy, Indian students at,
125.
Thlopthloco, (Creek Nation), 165.
Thoburn, J. B., 370-372; Joseph, grave of,
106.
Thompson, Dr. Harry E., "The Territorial
Presidents of Oklahoma A. & M. College," by, 364-368; Mrs. Sadie Maude
Douglas, gift of, 109, 243.
Thompson's Salt Works, 83.
Thurman, Garrett, 280; Henry, 279, 280;
Ida Keck, 283; Ira, 279; Tom, 283.
Tilly, Nealy, 447.
Timber, in Choctaw Nation, 88-90.
Timberlake, Alsey, 31211;Charles, 312n.
Tinker, Maj. Gen. Clarence, 394; George,
394; George E,292, W n .
Todd, Dr. H. Coulter, 378, 379.
Toldan, Raymond, 93.
Toll Gate, at pass on Back Bone Mountain, 9.
Tomlin, Judge Levi Preston, 360; Margaret, 360; Martha Ellen, 360; Mary,
360.
Tonkawa Indians, massacre of, 169.
Topet, Father Hippolyte, 306.
Tornado, in Oklahoma, 287.
Tow-e-ash Village, 1%.
Tracy, Ruth Copley, gift of, 349.
Trader, at Rainey Mountain, 288.
Traders, Mexican, 43, 50; Santa F6, 197199.
Trail, Dodge City, 241; Old Military, 242.
Trail of Tears, Cherokee, 424
Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, 146; of
Fort Atkinson, 151; of Pontotoc, 146.
Trenor, Capt. Eustace, 197.
Trespalacios, Josi Felix, 32.
"Tribute to Mrs. Mabel Bassett," by
Jessie Randolph Moore, 359-360.
Trimble, Martha C., 403.
"Trip with the 'Indian Warrior Troupe', "
by Frank Finney, 381-383.
Tuckabatchy Indians, 52.
Tullahassee Mission, 57'.
Tuller, Mrs. Charles D., 354.
Tulsa, (Okla.), 270, 347.
Tulsa University, 115, 194.
Tulsey Town, (Creek Nation), 165.
Turkey Creek, in Kansas, 46.
Turnbull, Anthony, 4, 5; Miss Felicity
Long, 4; Hannah, $ 5 ; Mary, 4; Samuel
Long. 5.
~ u r n e c E., gift of, 109; Henry Smith,
203; Gov. Roy, 217.
Turpin, White, 144.
Two-ah-hee, Osage chief, 392.
Underwood, Buddy, gift of, 244; John, 13.
Union Army, 18, 385.
Union Mission, 427.
Union Room, Oklahoma Historical Society,
447.
Union Theological Seminary, 193.
United Daughters of the Confederacy, 6.
United Mine Workers, 86.
United States Commissioners Court, 11.
United States Court, Fort Smith, Ark., 71;
Muskogee, Ind. Ty., clock used in first,
109.
United States Land Office, Oklahoma City,
370-
TJ&d States Weather Bureati, Oklahoma
City, 374, 378.
Upshur, Abel Parker, 201.
Ute Indians, 207.
Van Buren, (Ark.); 55.
Van der Grinten, Father E., 306.
Van Dora, Capt. Earl, 154.
Van Waesherghe, Father Edward Van,
306.
Van Zandt, Isaac, 200.
Vann, Clement Neeley, 411 ; Delia Amelia,
401; James 11, 96; James Clement, 95;
Joe, house of, 109; Joseph, 96; Margaret, %; Robert H., 94.
"Vann House in Georgia, The Old," 94-98.
Vann's Trading Post, 96.
Vaught, Judge Edgar S., 119, 344, 374,
442; review by, 339-340.
Verdark, (Okla. , 54.
Verdigris River, Slanting Ford at, 54.
Verdigris, Port of, 55.
Versavel, Father Arthur, 25, 27.
Vici, (Okla.) , 2211, 241.
Vincent, Zella Velma Null, 102, 103.
Vindicator, The, 182.
Vinita, (Ind. Ty.), Catholic Church at, 25.
Voogden, Father Willebrod, 306.
Voth, Rev. H. H., 249.
Vrain, Col. Ceram, 202.
Wade, Alfred, 180; Mrs. Carrie D., gift
of, 244.
Waesberghe, Rev. Edward Van, 27.
Wagner, John E., 214.
Wagoner, (Okla.), 236, 434.
Wah-hiu-shah, Osage Indian, 385.
Wah-nah-she, Osage Indian, 382.
Wakarusa War, 209.
Walck, Adam, 355; Mary Melissa, 102.
Walker, Judge David, 402, 409; Frances
Cooper, la; Jane L., 402; Josie, 283;
L. P., 162; Col. Tandy, 170, 175, 178;
Tim, 228; Maj. William, 164; William,
Wyandot Indian, 19n.
Walkingstick, Simon Ralph, 127.
Walton, Jack, grave of, 106.
War Between the States, 3, 15, 18, 433.
Ward, Coleman J., "The Legend of the
Choctaw 'Squirrel Stick'," by, 98-100;
gifts of, 98, 108, 349.
Ward, J. L., 98; Nancy, 308, 342.
Fare, Etta, 10n.
Washburn, Rev. Cephas, 3011,317; 341, 401,
405, 411, 412.
Washington County, (Ark.) , 402.
Waters, Maj. B. C., 37, 38.
Watie, Stand, 128, 166, 169, 170, 176-180.
Watkins, Jesse T., 40.
Watts, Charles G., 434; Jess W., 434;
Kittie Blackard, 433; Malachi, 433;
Noah V., 434; Susan Toler, 433; W. J.,
433-437.
Waugh, Frank, 365.
W e d Tail, Cheyenne Indian, 277.
Weaver, Paul, 55.
Webb, Walter Prescott, 37.
Welch, W. B., 317.
Wenner, Fred L., gift of, 445.
Wentz, Lew, bronze bust of, 446.
West, Dr. A. K., 378, 379.
West Feliciana Railroad, 144.
Westchester Historical Society, 448.
Western Cattle Trail, 241.
Westley, Bartholomew, 340; Charles, 340;
John, 340; Susuamah, 340.
Wetumka, (Okla.) , 236.
Wewoka, (Okla.) , 236.
Weyniche, Kate, 274.
Wharton, Capt. Clifton, 43n, 202.
Wheeler, John F., 417.
Wheelock, Rev. Eleazor, 124; John, 124.
Whig Party, in Mississippi, 146.
Whipple, Lieut. A. W., 142.
mitaker, Rev. Nathaniel, 124.
White, Barclay, Pawnee Indian Agent,
92; Eugene, Osage Indian Agent, 230.
White Bead, (Chickasaw Nation), 445.
White Hair, Osage chief, 387.
White Wolf, ................ Indian, 207.
White's Manual Labor School, 60.
Wichita. (Ks.). first white child born in,
269.
Wichita Agency, 156; burning of, 169.
Wichita Indians, 148, 152, 154.
Wichita Mountains, minerals in, 278.
Wichita Village, 196, 252n; old, 152.
Williams, Dr. C. W., 379n; Carl, collection of, 445; Edna, 1011; Ida, 280; J.
Moore, 279; John D., 185n; Lawrence
Pickett, 267; Judge R. L., biography of,
346 ; ~Lssie,.279, 280.
Wilson, Miss A. Florence, 134 413; J. W.,
63n: Rev. John D., 424; T. M., 17.
~ i n f i h d ,(~i.),
~ e t h o d i s tChurch at,
372.
Winfrey, Dorman H., "Chief Bowles of the
Texas Cherokee," by, 29-41.
Winney, John, 23.
Winnie, Hattie, 68.
Withington, W. R., book review by, 438.
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
Meers, Okla., 283.
Woodson, Capt. ................, Indian Agent,
259.
Woodville, (Miss.), 144.
Woodward, Kathleen Comer, 38811.
Woody, Mrs. Sue, 4Mn.
Wool, Gen. ..................... ..., 423.
Woolaroc Museum, 270.
Worcester, Ann Orr, 395; Samuel A., 395,
415, 427.
Work, James E., book review by, 235.
Worten, Dr. Divonis, photograph of, 446.
Wortz, Mary, 10.
Wright, Rev. Alfred, 138; Allen, Choc-
taw chief, 87, 138% 180, 182, 183; J.
George, Supt., Osage Agency, 230.
Wright, Muriel H., 217, 342, 345, 442,
448; "General Douglas H. Cooper, C.
S.A.," by, 142-184.
Wyandot Indians, 18-20, 5811, 60; Catholic
missionary among, 24.
Wyandot Mission, 68.
Wyandotte, (Ind. Ty.), 67.
-YYale University, 263.
Yoakum, Henderson, 37.
Young, Dr. A. D., 37%; Otis E., "Dragoons on the Santa F6 Trail in the Autumn of 1843," by, 42-51.
Yserman, Father, 306.
-2Zane, Isaac, Wyandot Indian, 1911.
Zellner, F. F., 412.
Zollinger, Mrs. W. J., 244,