Sanders CHOATE
Birth: 24 JUN 1820 in Wills Valley, Alabama (Old Cherokee Nation East)
Death: 22 MAR 1877 in Bunch, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Burial: MAR 1877 Bunch Cemetery, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Note:
SANDERS CHOATE:
1851 Drennan roll: Disputed, 75
Clan: Ani'-Wa'ya = Wolf Clan (Peggy Scott)
E222 Misc Removal Records: September 04, 1851, Skin Bayou Dist, emigrated under Treaty of 1828 & prior to Treaty of 1835, returned East & returned West again prior to Treaty of 1846
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Trail of Tears Roll, 25th Congress, 3rd Session Senate: Report From the Secretary of War
Sanders Choate is listed with his father Silas Choate
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From the Oklahoma Indian Pioneer Papers ca. 1936:
The Choate Family--Silas CHOATE is one of the oldest of the Choate family that we have any history that has lived in this country. He came with the first old settlers and only stayed a short time and went back to the East, then returned with the Immigrants and settled down on a place near the present site of Greenwood Junction, near the present state line of Arkansas and Oklahoma. That was when Sanders Choate, the father of Robert B. Choate, was about twelve years old. Silas Choate, the grandfather, lived there until his death which occurred sometime before the Civil War. When Sanders Choate grew to manhood he married Miss Jane RILY. They only had one child, George Washington Choate. They lived near the site of old Flint Court House. He later married Miss Eliza CHILDERS. They had six children, Emma, a daughter who was married to John ADAIR of Sallisaw, Oklahoma, the next child, Joshua, a son, Isabell, the wife of Houston PAYNE of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, Mary Alma, a daughter who married Dr. R. L. RYE of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, now of Porter, Oklahoma, John C. a son who married Miss Fannie FOREMAN, Robert B. Choate, a son was married to Miss Lydia STRIKER, a full blood Cherokee, who was educated in the Cherokee Orphans Asylum. They are the parents of two children, Emma E., a daughter, and Robert M., a son.
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Dawes Roll Family Page
tribe last first middle age sex blood card roll misc type
Cherokee Choate Eliza 0 F 885 P
Cherokee Choate Sanden 0 M 885 P
Cherokee Choate Fannie 26 F 1/8 885 2416 BB
Cherokee Choate John O 27 M 1/8 885 2415 BB
Cherokee Foreman Blue 0 M 885 P
Cherokee Foreman Emeline 0 F 885 P
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Father: Silas "Oo-ta-te-yin-tah" CHOATE b: ABT 1786 in North Carolina
Mother: Isabelle BROWN b: 9 DEC 1797 in Cherokee Nation East, Georgia
Marriage 1: Susan Jane RILEY b: ABT 1819 in Cherokee Nation East (Georgia or Alabama)
Married: MAY 1838 in Probably Wills Valley, Alabama (Cherokee Nation East)
Children:
George Washington CHOATE b: 1 DEC 1843 in Dwight Mission, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
(--?--) CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
(--?--) CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Marriage 2: Eliza CHILDERS
Married: AFT 1849 in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Married: AFT 1849 in Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Children:
Emma CHOATE b: 14 FEB 1858 in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (now Oklahoma)
Richard Baxter CHOATE b: 24 JAN 1863
Isabel D. CHOATE b: 3 OCT 1866
Mary Alma CHOATE b: 31 JAN 1871
John Childers CHOATE b: 22 DEC 1872
Margie CHOATE b: 30 AUG 1874
Joshua CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Isabelle D. CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Robert B. CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
[Source: bljacques at awt.ancestry.com]
Birth: 24 JUN 1820 in Wills Valley, Alabama (Old Cherokee Nation East)
Death: 22 MAR 1877 in Bunch, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Burial: MAR 1877 Bunch Cemetery, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Note:
SANDERS CHOATE:
1851 Drennan roll: Disputed, 75
Clan: Ani'-Wa'ya = Wolf Clan (Peggy Scott)
E222 Misc Removal Records: September 04, 1851, Skin Bayou Dist, emigrated under Treaty of 1828 & prior to Treaty of 1835, returned East & returned West again prior to Treaty of 1846
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Trail of Tears Roll, 25th Congress, 3rd Session Senate: Report From the Secretary of War
Sanders Choate is listed with his father Silas Choate
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From the Oklahoma Indian Pioneer Papers ca. 1936:
The Choate Family--Silas CHOATE is one of the oldest of the Choate family that we have any history that has lived in this country. He came with the first old settlers and only stayed a short time and went back to the East, then returned with the Immigrants and settled down on a place near the present site of Greenwood Junction, near the present state line of Arkansas and Oklahoma. That was when Sanders Choate, the father of Robert B. Choate, was about twelve years old. Silas Choate, the grandfather, lived there until his death which occurred sometime before the Civil War. When Sanders Choate grew to manhood he married Miss Jane RILY. They only had one child, George Washington Choate. They lived near the site of old Flint Court House. He later married Miss Eliza CHILDERS. They had six children, Emma, a daughter who was married to John ADAIR of Sallisaw, Oklahoma, the next child, Joshua, a son, Isabell, the wife of Houston PAYNE of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, Mary Alma, a daughter who married Dr. R. L. RYE of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, now of Porter, Oklahoma, John C. a son who married Miss Fannie FOREMAN, Robert B. Choate, a son was married to Miss Lydia STRIKER, a full blood Cherokee, who was educated in the Cherokee Orphans Asylum. They are the parents of two children, Emma E., a daughter, and Robert M., a son.
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Dawes Roll Family Page
tribe last first middle age sex blood card roll misc type
Cherokee Choate Eliza 0 F 885 P
Cherokee Choate Sanden 0 M 885 P
Cherokee Choate Fannie 26 F 1/8 885 2416 BB
Cherokee Choate John O 27 M 1/8 885 2415 BB
Cherokee Foreman Blue 0 M 885 P
Cherokee Foreman Emeline 0 F 885 P
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Father: Silas "Oo-ta-te-yin-tah" CHOATE b: ABT 1786 in North Carolina
Mother: Isabelle BROWN b: 9 DEC 1797 in Cherokee Nation East, Georgia
Marriage 1: Susan Jane RILEY b: ABT 1819 in Cherokee Nation East (Georgia or Alabama)
Married: MAY 1838 in Probably Wills Valley, Alabama (Cherokee Nation East)
Children:
George Washington CHOATE b: 1 DEC 1843 in Dwight Mission, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
(--?--) CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
(--?--) CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Marriage 2: Eliza CHILDERS
Married: AFT 1849 in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Married: AFT 1849 in Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Children:
Emma CHOATE b: 14 FEB 1858 in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (now Oklahoma)
Richard Baxter CHOATE b: 24 JAN 1863
Isabel D. CHOATE b: 3 OCT 1866
Mary Alma CHOATE b: 31 JAN 1871
John Childers CHOATE b: 22 DEC 1872
Margie CHOATE b: 30 AUG 1874
Joshua CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Isabelle D. CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Robert B. CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
[Source: bljacques at awt.ancestry.com]
Sanders CHOATE
Birth: 24 JUN 1820 in Wills Valley, Alabama (Old Cherokee Nation East)
Death: 22 MAR 1877 in Bunch, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Burial: MAR 1877 Bunch Cemetery, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Note:
SANDERS CHOATE:
1851 Drennan roll: Disputed, 75
Clan: Ani'-Wa'ya = Wolf Clan (Peggy Scott)
E222 Misc Removal Records: September 04, 1851, Skin Bayou Dist, emigrated under Treaty of 1828 & prior to Treaty of 1835, returned East & returned West again prior to Treaty of 1846
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Trail of Tears Roll, 25th Congress, 3rd Session Senate: Report From the Secretary of War
Sanders Choate is listed with his father Silas Choate
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From the Oklahoma Indian Pioneer Papers ca. 1936:
The Choate Family--Silas CHOATE is one of the oldest of the Choate family that we have any history that has lived in this country. He came with the first old settlers and only stayed a short time and went back to the East, then returned with the Immigrants and settled down on a place near the present site of Greenwood Junction, near the present state line of Arkansas and Oklahoma. That was when Sanders Choate, the father of Robert B. Choate, was about twelve years old. Silas Choate, the grandfather, lived there until his death which occurred sometime before the Civil War. When Sanders Choate grew to manhood he married Miss Jane RILY. They only had one child, George Washington Choate. They lived near the site of old Flint Court House. He later married Miss Eliza CHILDERS. They had six children, Emma, a daughter who was married to John ADAIR of Sallisaw, Oklahoma, the next child, Joshua, a son, Isabell, the wife of Houston PAYNE of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, Mary Alma, a daughter who married Dr. R. L. RYE of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, now of Porter, Oklahoma, John C. a son who married Miss Fannie FOREMAN, Robert B. Choate, a son was married to Miss Lydia STRIKER, a full blood Cherokee, who was educated in the Cherokee Orphans Asylum. They are the parents of two children, Emma E., a daughter, and Robert M., a son.
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Dawes Roll Family Page
tribe last first middle age sex blood card roll misc type
Cherokee Choate Eliza 0 F 885 P
Cherokee Choate Sanden 0 M 885 P
Cherokee Choate Fannie 26 F 1/8 885 2416 BB
Cherokee Choate John O 27 M 1/8 885 2415 BB
Cherokee Foreman Blue 0 M 885 P
Cherokee Foreman Emeline 0 F 885 P
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Father: Silas "Oo-ta-te-yin-tah" CHOATE b: ABT 1786 in North Carolina
Mother: Isabelle BROWN b: 9 DEC 1797 in Cherokee Nation East, Georgia
Marriage 1: Susan Jane RILEY b: ABT 1819 in Cherokee Nation East (Georgia or Alabama)
Married: MAY 1838 in Probably Wills Valley, Alabama (Cherokee Nation East)
Children:
George Washington CHOATE b: 1 DEC 1843 in Dwight Mission, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
(--?--) CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
(--?--) CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Marriage 2: Eliza CHILDERS
Married: AFT 1849 in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Married: AFT 1849 in Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Children:
Emma CHOATE b: 14 FEB 1858 in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (now Oklahoma)
Richard Baxter CHOATE b: 24 JAN 1863
Isabel D. CHOATE b: 3 OCT 1866
Mary Alma CHOATE b: 31 JAN 1871
John Childers CHOATE b: 22 DEC 1872
Margie CHOATE b: 30 AUG 1874
Joshua CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Isabelle D. CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Robert B. CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
[Source: bljacques at awt.ancestry.com]
Birth: 24 JUN 1820 in Wills Valley, Alabama (Old Cherokee Nation East)
Death: 22 MAR 1877 in Bunch, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Burial: MAR 1877 Bunch Cemetery, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Note:
SANDERS CHOATE:
1851 Drennan roll: Disputed, 75
Clan: Ani'-Wa'ya = Wolf Clan (Peggy Scott)
E222 Misc Removal Records: September 04, 1851, Skin Bayou Dist, emigrated under Treaty of 1828 & prior to Treaty of 1835, returned East & returned West again prior to Treaty of 1846
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Trail of Tears Roll, 25th Congress, 3rd Session Senate: Report From the Secretary of War
Sanders Choate is listed with his father Silas Choate
++++++++++++++++++
From the Oklahoma Indian Pioneer Papers ca. 1936:
The Choate Family--Silas CHOATE is one of the oldest of the Choate family that we have any history that has lived in this country. He came with the first old settlers and only stayed a short time and went back to the East, then returned with the Immigrants and settled down on a place near the present site of Greenwood Junction, near the present state line of Arkansas and Oklahoma. That was when Sanders Choate, the father of Robert B. Choate, was about twelve years old. Silas Choate, the grandfather, lived there until his death which occurred sometime before the Civil War. When Sanders Choate grew to manhood he married Miss Jane RILY. They only had one child, George Washington Choate. They lived near the site of old Flint Court House. He later married Miss Eliza CHILDERS. They had six children, Emma, a daughter who was married to John ADAIR of Sallisaw, Oklahoma, the next child, Joshua, a son, Isabell, the wife of Houston PAYNE of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, Mary Alma, a daughter who married Dr. R. L. RYE of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, now of Porter, Oklahoma, John C. a son who married Miss Fannie FOREMAN, Robert B. Choate, a son was married to Miss Lydia STRIKER, a full blood Cherokee, who was educated in the Cherokee Orphans Asylum. They are the parents of two children, Emma E., a daughter, and Robert M., a son.
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Dawes Roll Family Page
tribe last first middle age sex blood card roll misc type
Cherokee Choate Eliza 0 F 885 P
Cherokee Choate Sanden 0 M 885 P
Cherokee Choate Fannie 26 F 1/8 885 2416 BB
Cherokee Choate John O 27 M 1/8 885 2415 BB
Cherokee Foreman Blue 0 M 885 P
Cherokee Foreman Emeline 0 F 885 P
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Father: Silas "Oo-ta-te-yin-tah" CHOATE b: ABT 1786 in North Carolina
Mother: Isabelle BROWN b: 9 DEC 1797 in Cherokee Nation East, Georgia
Marriage 1: Susan Jane RILEY b: ABT 1819 in Cherokee Nation East (Georgia or Alabama)
Married: MAY 1838 in Probably Wills Valley, Alabama (Cherokee Nation East)
Children:
George Washington CHOATE b: 1 DEC 1843 in Dwight Mission, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
(--?--) CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
(--?--) CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Marriage 2: Eliza CHILDERS
Married: AFT 1849 in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Married: AFT 1849 in Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)
Children:
Emma CHOATE b: 14 FEB 1858 in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (now Oklahoma)
Richard Baxter CHOATE b: 24 JAN 1863
Isabel D. CHOATE b: 3 OCT 1866
Mary Alma CHOATE b: 31 JAN 1871
John Childers CHOATE b: 22 DEC 1872
Margie CHOATE b: 30 AUG 1874
Joshua CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Isabelle D. CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
Robert B. CHOATE b: UNKNOWN
[Source: bljacques at awt.ancestry.com]
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