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From: "Dusty" <>
Subject: Re: [CHOCTAW-SE] Old Miller Court Depot
Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2001 19:58:47 -0600

Yes, in fact my own gr.grandparents were camped at the Miller co.
courthouse. It was the last "stopping-off-place" before crossing into IT.
If I'm not mistaken it's the same courthouse that is still in use today in
Texarkana, where my dad was born. It sits on the Arkansas side facing the
main street that runs down the middle of Texarkana which is about 60 miles
from me. Maybe we're lucky enough to have someone in the group in Texarkana
that can tell us more.

dusty

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Date: Thursday, February 01, 2001 7:29 PM
Subject: [CHOCTAW-SE] Old Miller Court Depot


>Dusty or anyone;
>
>I hope this is correct on this list. I wonder if you can locate this place
>for me. A cousin said she saw this on the Internet and checking further.
>Wonder where this is and where I can get a copy of this information
>documented? Understand it is where the Choctaw's went to from Mississippi.
>Tara
>
>Tuskemashtubbee arrived at Old Miller Court Depot on June 5, 1832, from
>Mississippi. He came with Captain Willis Stull. Tuskemashtubbee was 40
>years old at that time and stood six feet tall.
>
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