DUTCH By Carolyn Thomas Foreman His Cherokee name was Tahchee, but he was widely known as Dutch, and that was probably as close as the white men could come to the Indian pronounciation. That name was certainly a

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WHEN EAST MET WEST On s mid-Bfay afternoon in 1951, a caravan of cars atopped at &a home of Dr. and Mrs. &-ant Foreman, in Muskogee, Oklahoma. F O fullblood ~

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MARSHALLTOWN, CREEK NATION By(Camlyt Thomas Foreman Marshalltown was located in the Coweta District of the Creek Nation in the point between the Arkansas and Verdigris rivers: "It was a thoroughly vicious community, and

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THE ARMSTRONGS OF INDIAN TERRITORY B y Carolyn Thomas Foreman Frank Crawford Armstrong, born a t Skullyville, Indian Territory in 1835, was a son of Frank Wells Armstrong who resided among the Five Civilized Tribes from

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Thermal Plant Operator Steam Chief/Production Foreman Peace River, Alberta February 28, 2014 RC[removed]

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PRAIRIE SPIRIT SCHOOL DIVISION NO. 206 POSITION TITLE: SHOP FOREMAN Reports to:

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Letter dated[removed]to Foreman re: interpreting IDEA or the regulations that implement IDEA (PDF)

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LEWIS FRANCIS HADLEY: "THE LONG-HAIRED SIGN TALKER'' By Cwdya Thumas Foreman According to the Haadboqk of Amerdclvn Idicvns the sign language is a system of getiturea used by the Plains Indians for communication among tr

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NOTES AND DOCUMENTS In her many years of research and writing on Oklahoma historical subject, Carolyn Thomas Foreman recently made the discovery that Brig. e n . John E. Wool, U.S.A., was once stationed at Fort Gibson. M

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The Coody F d y of Indiun Territory THE COODEY FAMILY OF INDIAN TERRITORY By Carolyn Thomds Foreman There is not a great probability that a monument will ever be erected to the distinguished members of the celebrated Co

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