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A little cloud was once seen in the northern sky. It came before a rushing wind, and covered the Choctaw country with darkness. Out of it few an angry fire. It struck a large oak, and scattered its limbs and its trunk all along the ground, and from that spot sprung forth a warrior fully armed for war. And that man was....... Pushmatahaw, great Chief of the Choctaw Nation. Acknowledgment: This page as original was created by Ellen Pack, county coordinator for Adams County and used here with her permission. Thank you Ellen!.- You are the 1151st person to view this page since the counter was installed June 11, 2000 American Local History Network, Inc., a non-profit public benefit corporation Page prepared and designed by Ginny Walker English
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