- and
Wagoner counties.
Tulsa was
settled between 1828 and 1836 by the
Lochapoka Band of Cr****
Native American tribe and most of
Tulsa is
still part of...
-
Lochapoka (Turtle Clan) Muscogee(Cr****)
between 1828 and 1836.
Driven from
their native Alabama, and led by
their chief,
Achee Yahola, the
Lochapokas...
- was then
known as
Indian Territory. In 1836,
after their arrival, the
Lochapokas chose an oak tree on top of a hill that
overlooked the
Arkansas River...
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Madison Wisconsin United States 1836
Tulsa Oklahoma United States The
Lochapoka named their new
settlement "Tulasi,"
meaning "old town" 1837 Glória do...
- oak Tulsa, USA A
large oak tree
marking the
founding of
Tulsa by the
Lochapoka Clan of the Cr****
Nation in 1836.
Listed in the
National Register of Historic...
-
locha meaning "turtle" and poga
meaning "killing place". In literature,
Lochapoka was the
destination of the
colonists in
James H. Street's 1940
novel Oh...
- Tree,
historic landmark representing Tulsa, Oklahoma's
founding by the
Lochapoka Tribal Town of the Cr****
Nation Door Tree,
historic and
unique white oak...
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Mardi Gras
Parade in Mobile, Star
Musical Festival in Atlanta, etc. "
Lochapoka High School".
National Center for
Education Statistics.
Retrieved October...
-
Indian Commission. Her
mother was a full-blood Cr**** and
belonged to the
Lochapoka tribe. She was 14
years old,
under legal age, when her
white father and...
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miles through Alabama into Georgia. The 400 yard
tornado touched down in
Lochapoka,
Alabama and
moved southeast through Lee
County damaging or destroying...
