Anicker v. Harrison
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
RUTH, C.
Plaintiffs and defendants will be designated in this opinion as they appeared in the trial court.
It appears from the record one Hannah Johnson, a Creek Indian, citizen of the one-fourth blood, was allotted certain lands. Hannah died January 3, 1908, leaving surviving her Paro Johnson, husband, and seven minor children, to wit: Polly, Emmett, Ada, Nathan, Beora, Ella, and Everett Johnson Polly and Everett Johnson died in 1908, Ada Johnson died in 1910, Ella Johnson died in 1916, and Nathan Johnson died in 1917, each if the deceased being unmarried and without issue. It is…
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