Connor v. Thornburgh

The land in. controversy was allotted to Sandy Gray, a full-blood Creek Indian, who died unmarried, intestate, and without issue on July 16, 1905, and was then residing within the territory now composing Okmulgee county, Okla.

Belle Connor, nee Gray, Jane L. Gray, and H. M. Ledbetter, plaintiffs in error, brought suit against Wright Thornburgh, an incompetent, and Thomas G. Thornburgh, guardian of Wright Thornburgh, hereinafter called defendants, to recover an undivided one-sixth interest in the allotment of Sandy Gray. Wright Thornburgh and tho'se under whom lie claims! have been in exclusive…