Whitener v. Moss
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Court, Cherokee County; John H. Pitcbford, Judge. Action by Jenni^ Wbitener, nee Clark, and Perry Clark, against Millard F. Moss. Judgment in favor of defendant, and plaintiffs bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtSharp, C. J.
Nelson Baldridge, a full-blood Cherokee Indian, died in Cherokee county, Okla., September 8, 1904, unmarried, intestate and without issue], leaving an al lotment of lands a one-third interest in which is claimed by the plaintiffs in this action. Nelson Baldridge the deceased, was the son of Columbus Baldridge and Nancy Baldridge, each of whom was a full-blood Cherokee Indian. Nancy Baldridge died intestate March 6, 1902, while her husband, Columbus Baldridge, died September 24, 1905. Nancy Baldridge, by a first marriage to Charles Clark, was the mother of three children; Jennie Whitener, neje…
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