Walker v. Hatcher
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
RAY, C.
In 1910, Oscar W. Walker, a minor, enrolled as a Choctaw by blood, under Roll No. 8546, quantum of blood.one-fourth, in consideration of a stock of goods, two mules, and a wagon, sold and conveyed his homestead allotment tb R. L. Rollins. Thereafter, title was sought to be perfected in Rollins by the appointment of a guardian and the sale of the land by the guardian. Rollins reconveyed to the allottee and thereafter, by order of the county court, the guardian’s deed was .executed to Rollins. The proceedings in the guardian’s sale in some way appearing to be irregular, Rollins…
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