Hill v. Wilson
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
FOSTER, .0..This is an action in ejectment brpught by the ‘plaintiffs in error,, plaintiffs below, against the defendants in error,';défen'dants' below, to recover an undivided one-baif ' interest in certain lands in Okmulgee county. """'
The lands- in controversy .are a part of-the allotment of Ben Porter, a Creek Indian of three-fourths blood.
The undisputed facts are that Ben Porter was a Creek Indian of three-fourths blood,; that he died intestate and without issue on November .29, 1906, seized of the lands in controversy; .that be left surviving him a wife, Lena Porter; that bis father and…
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- Mitchell v. GaffordSupreme Court of Oklahoma · 1918
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