Unussee v. McKinney

Mistaley Chupco, a full-blood Creek Indian, was the allottee of, and; died the owner of the land involved in this litigation. He and Nicey Unussee, plaintiff in error here, began living together as husband and wife in 1899. They had one child, which died in infancy. In 1902 or 1903 they voluntarily separated, and in 1903 or 1904 Nicey and Barnosee Unussee began living together as husband and wife. They reared a family of four children and were still living together as husband and wife during the progress of this litigation.

After the separation of Mistaley Chupco and Nicey, Mistaley and an…