The Oklahoma Law Journal, Volumen7Dennis, 1908 |
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... Original Agreement between the United States and the Creek Na- tion and approved by Act of Congress of March 1 , 1901 , no child born to Creek citizens after July 1 , 1900 , was eli- gible to the roll . Under the provisions of the Act ...
... Original Agreement between the United States and the Creek Na- tion and approved by Act of Congress of March 1 , 1901 , no child born to Creek citizens after July 1 , 1900 , was eli- gible to the roll . Under the provisions of the Act ...
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... with the word ' descend ' as used in the Original Agreement and Supplemental Agreement and covers those cases where heirs take by purchase as well as by inheritance , technically speaking . THE OKLAHOMA LAW JOURNAL 3.
... with the word ' descend ' as used in the Original Agreement and Supplemental Agreement and covers those cases where heirs take by purchase as well as by inheritance , technically speaking . THE OKLAHOMA LAW JOURNAL 3.
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... Original Creek Agreement , ( 31 Stat . 863 , ) providing that all the lands of the tribe , except as therein provided , should be allotted among the citizens of the tribe by said Commission , so as to give each an equal share of the ...
... Original Creek Agreement , ( 31 Stat . 863 , ) providing that all the lands of the tribe , except as therein provided , should be allotted among the citizens of the tribe by said Commission , so as to give each an equal share of the ...
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... original agreement , and among others , con- tained the following provisions : " Sec . 6. The provisions of the Act of Congress ap- proved March 1st , 1901 , ( the Original Agreement ) in so far as they provide for descent and ...
... original agreement , and among others , con- tained the following provisions : " Sec . 6. The provisions of the Act of Congress ap- proved March 1st , 1901 , ( the Original Agreement ) in so far as they provide for descent and ...
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... Original Agreement , relative to descent and distribution , according to the laws of the Creek Nation , should be repealed , and providing that the descent and distribution of the lands and money provided for by the Original Agreement ...
... Original Agreement , relative to descent and distribution , according to the laws of the Creek Nation , should be repealed , and providing that the descent and distribution of the lands and money provided for by the Original Agreement ...
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