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Woodward Vs. De Graffenried
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- Jun 14, 1915
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in the Original Creek Agreement did not apply to allotments made on behalf of deceased members of the tribe. Skelton v. DillSearch
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and distribution, and substituted the Arkansas law as expressed in Chapter 49 of Mansfield's Digest. Washington v. MillerSearch
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of the Curtis Act, and then to consider the pertinent provisions of the Original Creek Agreement. In Barnett v. WaySearch
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of property owned by any of its deceased members at the time of the member's death. To the same effect is Divine v. HarmonSearch
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greatly from that of the others of the Five Civilized Tribes rehearsed in recent decisions of this Court. Mullen v. UnitedSearch
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Goat v. UnitedSearch
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Indian Territory, and legislation was framed with a special regard to its recommendations. ( See Holy Trinity Church v. UnitedSearch
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Binns v. UnitedSearch
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of the Indians. Some of the doubts were afterwards resolved by the decisions rendered by this Court in Stephens v. CherokeeSearch
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Nation, 174 U. S. 445 , 174 U. S. 489 -491, and Cherokee Nation v. HitchcockSearch
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regulations issued to the Dawes Commission, excerpts from which are set forth in the marginal note infra. Goat v. UnitedSearch
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by Congress whether, without such consent, the tribal title could be devested in favor of an allottee. In Welty v. ReedSearch
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had an inheritable estate or interest. This seems to have been based upon a mistaken view of what was decided in Goat v. UnitedSearch
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without number respecting questions of citizenship, and a mass of litigation arising out of them, as witness Stephens v. CherokeeSearch
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true intent and meaning of an engagement made between the government of the United States and an Indian tribe. Jones v. MeehanSearch
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upon her heirs according to Creek law. This accords with the view adopted by the Oklahoma Supreme Court in Barnett v. WaySearch
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Okl. 780, 785. And see Washington v. MillerSearch
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by the provisions of the agreement. Such was the view expressed by the Supreme Court of Oklahoma in De Graffenreid v. IowaSearch
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Land & Trust Co. (1907), 20 Okl. 687, 709-711. In Bartlett v. OklaSearch
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effective August 8, 1902, 32 Stat. 2021), which substituted the Arkansas laws. See Ballinger v. UnitedSearch
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States, 216 U. S. 240 , 216 U. S. 249 . Sizemore v. BradySearch
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that an intermarried noncitizen husband could inherit under the tribal laws the same as if he were a citizen. Reynolds v. FewellSearch
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in the Original Agreement did not apply to allotments made on behalf of deceased members of the tribe. Skelton v. DillSearch
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of Mansfield's Digest. Washington v. MillerSearch
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of the Original Creek Agreement. In Barnett v. WaySearch
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Divine v. HarmonSearch
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Court. Mullen v. UnitedSearch
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See Holy Trinity Church v. UnitedSearch
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Stephens v. CherokeeSearch
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and Cherokee Nation v. HitchcockSearch
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In Welty v. ReedSearch
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Jones v. MeehanSearch
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Barnett v. WaySearch
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Washington v. MillerSearch
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De Graffenreid v. IowaSearch
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In Bartlett v. OklaSearch
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See Ballinger v. UnitedSearch
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