Family Background Mihesuah is an enrolled citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and is also a Chickasaw descendant. Her ancestor, Lewis Wilson, was a signer of the 1830 Treaty With the Choctaw and was of the Okla Han

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• McAlester
• Oklahoma
• Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
• Moshulatubbee District
• Chickasaw Nation
• Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek
• Pushmataha District
• Mushulatubbee
• Pittsburg County
• Oklahoma
• McAlester
• Choctaw
• Oklahoma
• Southern United States

Template 4: Identifying Community Language Resources Survey The  questions  in  this  survey  have  been  compiled  and  adapted  from  Chickasaw  Nation  (2006),  Cherokee  

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• Internet
• Media technology
• New media
• Scientific revolution
• Virtual reality
• Resource
• Language education
• Science
• Digital media
• Technology
• Digital technology

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• United States Department of the Interior
• Oklahoma
• Government
• Ethnology
• Chickasaw people
• Neal McCaleb
• Bureau of Indian Affairs

Template 2: Language Attitudes Survey The questions in this survey have been compiled and adapted from Chickasaw Nation (2006), Cherokee Nation (2002), Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California (n.d), Hinton (2001b, pp. 54-5

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NECROLOGIES T. MYRON PYLE[removed]In memory of T. Myron Pyle it is a melancholy pleasure to record them salient facts of the good life of a tine citizen. Strength, courage,

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• Chickasaw Nation
• Oklahoma City
• Oklahoma law
• Oklahoma
• Governors of Oklahoma
• Robert L. Williams

Great Hikes in Tennessee State Parks: F F o r t P i l l o w S t a t e H i s t o r i c P a r k ’ s C h i c k a s a w B l u f f Tr a i l

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• Chickasaw Bluff
• Geography of Memphis
• Tennessee
• Fort Pillow State Park
• Hiking
• Tennessee
• Geography of the United States
• Randolph
• Tennessee

Noter arrd Duoulll~rttr NOTES AND DOCUMENTS ORDEBTHE INDEX FOR THE CHRONICLES, 1954 The Index for Volume XXXII of The Ckrmbicles of Okk&o;naa,

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• Chickasaw
• Holmes Colbert
• Choctaw
• Cherokee
• Wapanucka
• Oklahoma
• Native American history
• Indian Territory
• Oklahoma
• Southern United States
• Cherokee Nation

NOTES AND DOCUMENTS The article in this issue of The Chronicles, by Dr. W. E. Hollon explaining the significance and the use made of the arrastra in primitive mining operations, brings to mind the "Lost Spanish Gokl Mine

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• Native American history
• Cherokee Nation
• Chickasaw tribe
• Choctaw
• Chickasaw
• Five Civilized Tribes
• Bloomfield Academy
• William Walker
• Wyandot people
• History of North America
• Oklahoma
• Indigenous peoples of the Southeastern Woodlands

REMINISCENCES OF PIONEER DAYS The Choctaw Land Office a t Atoka and the Chickasaw Land Office at Tishomingo, Indian Territory (now Oklahoma), were opened in April, 1903, for the purpose of permitting the approximate thi

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• Southern United States
• Native American history
• Chitto Harjo
• Atoka Agreement
• William Clyde Thompson
• Choctaw
• Indigenous peoples of the Southeastern Woodlands
• History of North America

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• Bureau of Indian Affairs
• United States Department of the Interior
• Gale Norton
• Government
• Oklahoma
• State governments of the United States
• Chickasaw people
• Neal McCaleb