United States v. Easley

RICE, District Judge.

The lands involved herein were the homestead allotments of Lemma Johnson, a full-blood member of the Mississippi Choctaw Tribe of Indians. The allottee died on the 22nd day of December, 1933, a resident of Carter County, Oklahoma, leaving surviving as her sole and only heirs Oscar Sampson and Freeman Ned, each full-blood Mississippi Choctaw Indians. These heirs conveyed the lands herein to John F. Easley by warranty deed, which deed was approved by the County Court of Carter County, Oklahoma. During the lifetime of the allottee, Lemma Johnson, the lands involved herein…