First person buried in the Valliant Cemetery
Note: The wording on the stone "Son of" is a mistake. Her affidavit of birth from the Dawes records state that the child was a female child.
She was original Choctaw enrollee #3965 (Card #1426), but since she died prior to September 25, 1902, her enrollment was cancelled by the Dept of Interior on July 8, 1904. No lands or benefits were dispersed in her name.
Note: The wording on the stone "Son of" is a mistake. Her affidavit of birth from the Dawes records state that the child was a female child.
She was original Choctaw enrollee #3965 (Card #1426), but since she died prior to September 25, 1902, her enrollment was cancelled by the Dept of Interior on July 8, 1904. No lands or benefits were dispersed in her name.
First person buried in the Valliant Cemetery
Note: The wording on the stone "Son of" is a mistake. Her affidavit of birth from the Dawes records state that the child was a female child.
She was original Choctaw enrollee #3965 (Card #1426), but since she died prior to September 25, 1902, her enrollment was cancelled by the Dept of Interior on July 8, 1904. No lands or benefits were dispersed in her name.
Note: The wording on the stone "Son of" is a mistake. Her affidavit of birth from the Dawes records state that the child was a female child.
She was original Choctaw enrollee #3965 (Card #1426), but since she died prior to September 25, 1902, her enrollment was cancelled by the Dept of Interior on July 8, 1904. No lands or benefits were dispersed in her name.
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