Steamboat Choctaw - Revision history

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Phil: New page: The '''''Steamboat Choctaw''''' was a shallow draft steamboat built for the "upper trade" along the Arkansas River and Red River of Oklahoma. The owners of the ''Choctaw''' were Thomas...

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New page: The '''''Steamboat Choctaw''''' was a shallow draft steamboat built for the "upper trade" along the Arkansas River and Red River of Oklahoma. The owners of the ''Choctaw''' were Thomas...

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The '''''Steamboat Choctaw''''' was a shallow draft steamboat built for the "upper trade" along the [[Arkansas River]] and Red River of Oklahoma. The owners of the ''Choctaw''' were Thomas B. Childress, Edward L. Smith, and Henry N. Allen.

==References==

''Reports of Cases at Law and in Equity, Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama, New Series,'' vol. 4 (Hale and Phelan, 1842-1843), 448.
*Muriel H. Wright, "Early Navigation and Commerce Along the Arkansas and Red Rivers of Oklahoma," ''The Chronicles of Oklahoma'' 8 (March 1930): 84.

==External links==

[[Category:Steamboats]]
[[Category:Transportation]]

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−	The '''''Steamboat Choctaw''''' was a shallow draft steamboat built for the "upper trade" along the [[Arkansas River]] and Red River of Oklahoma. The owners of the ''Choctaw''' were Thomas B. Childress, Edward L. Smith, and Henry N. Allen.	+	The '''''Steamboat Choctaw''''' was a shallow draft steamboat built for the "upper trade" along the [[Arkansas River]] and Red River of Oklahoma. The owners of the ''Choctaw'' were Thomas B. Childress, Edward L. Smith, and Henry N. Allen.

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-''Reports of Cases at Law and in Equity, Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama, New Series,'' vol. 4 (Hale and Phelan, 1842-1843), 448.
+*''Reports of Cases at Law and in Equity, Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama, New Series,'' vol. 4 (Hale and Phelan, 1842-1843), 448.
 *Muriel H. Wright, "Early Navigation and Commerce Along the Arkansas and Red Rivers of Oklahoma," ''The Chronicles of Oklahoma'' 8 (March 1930): 84.