Carter Oil Co. v. Scott
District Court, N.D. Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
KENNAMER, District Judge.
This is an action to quiet "the title to certain land which had been allotted to Louisa Fulsom, a Creek Indian, enrolled opposite roll No. 3917, by the Muskogee or Creek Nation.. It is undisputed that Louisa Fulsom was the daughter of Co-wok-o-ehee and Hoktee, who were members of Artusse town, a Creek town; that she was the wife of Thomas Fulsom; and that she had no children. Louisa, the allottee, was survived by a sister, Jemima Fulsom, who died a short time after the death of the allottee, leaving a daughter, Lena Edwards. Co-wok-o-ehee, the father of the allottee,…
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