Carla, I might not have answered you right on this memo but Oklahoma Historicakl Society have copies on most all of this stuff. They have the enrollment papers and the papers which pertained to those where the questions were asked and their answers and I think if there were any other papers available they would tell you. They are in a new Building so if you need the address I can send it to you. Oleta On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 19:52:37 -0500 "Carla B" <soarsister@cableone.net> writes: > Those on the Choctaw roll were James, Zarabelle and their kids. Yes, > they > did extra work to prove not on other tribes, as in the case with > Zarabelle, > they only approved her after confirming that she was not on Cherokee > Tribe > enrollment, like her mother Flora Alexander. Zarabelle was 1/4 > Choctaw, from > her dad's side I assume, Thomas Caprock Crowder (Son of Eli White > Crowder). > James was listed as 3/4 Choctaw and is the father of my husband's > great > grandpa. His dad was Gibson Going, who was married to Sokey Going. > Bother > were deceased before the Dawes Roll Applications. I sent off to FT > Worth for > the Application Jackets but was disappointed, the only info was the > Census > Card and just the contention items, like proof of birth and death of > an > infant, and Flora Alexander's Cherokee Nationality. No interviews, > no > application forms, as I had been led to believe. Do you suppose more > info > can be attained by going through Oklahoma H Society, instead? I > appreciate > all of y'alls help and info. We already have Choctaw membership for > my boys > and husband, so this isn't about money, or claims. It never was, > just for > the family tree and history, which I find fascinating, and sad. > Carla > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > INDIAN-TERRITORY-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the > message > >