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Treaties
Treaties Between the United States and the Choctaw Nation
Nine treaties were signed during a forty-four-year period, from 1786 to 1830. I shall stress the amounts of Choctaw land involved in these treaties, even though they included agreements relating to other matters, because land was the Indians' most valuable resource. I shall also provide a day-by-day account, from September 15 to September 28, 1830, of the events leading to the signing of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek.
Treaty with the Choctaws, 1786 (Hopwell)
Treaty with the Choctaws, 1801 (Fort Adams)
Treaty with the Choctaws, 1802 (Fort Confederation)
Treaty with the Choctaws, 1803 (Hoe Buckintoopa)
Treaty with the Choctaws, 1805 (Mount Dexter)
Treaty with the Choctaws, 1816 (Fort St. Stephens)
Treaty with the Choctaws, 1820 (Doak's Stand)
Treaty with the Choctaws, 1825 (Washington City)
Treaty with the Choctaws, 1830 (Dancing Rabbit Creek)
Article was created by the late Bob Ferguson, former director of the Choctaw Museum of the Southern Indian.
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