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Indian Territory « i Southern District. )

I , C. M. Campbell, Clerk of the United States Court for

the Southern District of the Indian Territory, do hereby certify

that the persons hereinafter named have been on notion stricken from

the judgments heretofore rendered in their favor in said caHJtRxx

United States Court for the Southern District of the Indian Terri-

tory, and that juc£ments have been rendered against the hereinafter

named persons in the cases named, denying them citizenship in the

Choctaw Nation, h

In the case of Martha J , Jones et al vs. The Choctaw Na-

tion, Court No. 88, the following parties were, by judgment of the

Co$-t, excluded from citizenship in the Choctaw Nation: Andrew Cruce

Brown, D. A. Young, John Price, T. E . Edmonds on, Charles Kin^, L . A .

Sanders, J . W. Branson, Ed Woodson, J . W. Doclson.

In the case of Benton NeSmith et al vs. The Choctaw Na-

tion, Court No. 90, Romeo Cotton and Otto Cotton were excluded.

In the case of Harriet Gordon et al vs. The Choctaw Na-

tion, Court No. 93, George McFatridge was excluded from citizenship

in the Choctaw Nation.

tion, Court No. 103, the following parties were excluded from citi-

zenship in the Choctaw Nation: Mary Goodall, Bet tie Goodall,

Thomas Goodall, An#y Boo da 11, Monroe Goodall, Charles Goodall,

Mollie Goodall, Elizabeth Goodall, Charles E . Goodall, Mary J.

Goodall, Dixie Goodall, Rosa L . Goodall, Maud S. Goodall, Annie

Goodall, Willie May Goodall, James Arms, Owen Arms, Amos Arms,

Cahrles Arms, Nicholas Arms, Lora Arms, Eunice Arms, Laura T. Arms,

Johh H. Goodall, Charles B. Goodall, Hophronia Goodall, Alphuafc. i'

Goodall, Mary E . Godall, John W. Hill , Ollie Hill , Laura Hil l , Sam

Hi l l , Mollie Hill , Ada Hill , Bradley Hill , Geo>-ge Hill , George Hill ,

In the case of Charles Goodall et al vs. The Choctaw Na-

James Hi l l , Rosa Hill , Silas Hill , Amos Hill , John R. Hi l l , Ora Hill .

in the case of Kate Gomel et al vs. The Choctaw Nation

| Court No. 109, Will Gamel, his wife Ella Gamel aid their child

Clarence Gamel were excluded from citizenship in the Choctaw Nation.

In the caseof Zachariah T. KHatxios Bottoms et al vs. ,

The Choctaw Nation, Court No. 115, Bertha Ann jjc Bottoms, Sallie

Gracie Kirkland and James L . Ivejp wefce excluded fnom citizenship. 4.'

In the case of I . E . Parks et al vs? The Choctaw Nation,

Court No. 133, Bert Leonard, Selma Leonard, Ruby Hollis, Mary stout,

. and Sarah Har tmfo yer<& excluded from

Citizenship.

In the case of Tryphena E . Pearcy /W . The Choctaw Nation,

Qourt No. 134, Nora Evelyn Pearcy and John I^aij.ial Pearcy were exclud

ed from citiznsehip.