Carroll County Native American Project

Chief Leo "Buddy" Pergson, Coordinator

CHOCTAW SCRIP FILES

GloRecords.BLM.Org after a long Federal Court order battle relinquishing all
Choctaw and Chickasaw Scrip records from GLORECORDS.BLM.ORG I.we are very
happy to report that GLORECORDS.BLM.ORG has now finally been able to upload
all the Indian Scrip records back up on line. Certified copies of each
Indian Scrip Certificate can be requested from GLORECORDS.BLM.ORG.
Authenticating Indian names within each personal heritage record containing
Indian names are only applicable per Indian Allotment written instructions.
Choctaw Scrip (5 Stat 513) was adjudicated under the 14th and 19th article
of the Sept 27, 1830 Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek in lieu of those Choctaw
Indian lands ceded by the Choctaw Nation Mississippi under said 1830 Treaty.
Under the Aug 23, 1842 Choctaw Act amended the said 1830 Treaty adjudicating
only one half of those reservee promised Choctaw lands in Mississippi and
the half only after removal west of the Mississippi in (4) states
Mississippi, Ala, Ark and LA. The Choctaw scrip issued in Mississippi was
under said 14th Article 1830 Treaty compliance, stating:that after signing
of the treaty within six months after the ratification of the Treaty and
only after agreeing to living on the lands for five years promising to
become US Citizens. Those who remove within said five years would not lose
Tribal citizenship but would lose Tribal annuities. I love Genealogy and I
love working with all MSGENWEB.ORG volunteers 
 
Thank You All!
Respectfully; Leo (Buddy) Pergson ~Mko~ Legal Representative
Su-Quah-Natch-Ah Band Choctaw Nation Carroll County Mississippi.