James C Choate
Abt 1804 - 1860 (~ 56 years)
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Name James C Choate Born Abt 1804 MS 
Gender Male Died 1860 Buried Old Choate Cemetery, Pittsburg Co, OK [1] Person ID I3084 Christopher 1642 Last Modified 15 Dec 2021
Father David Choate, XTAL, b. ca 1780 Family ID F994 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Winnie Winey Ward, b. ca 1805 Children 1. Allen G Choate, b. 1829, MS 2. David C Choate, b. 1832, MS 3. Sarra S Choate, b. 1834, MS 4. James T Choate, b. 1835, MS 5. Sarah M. Choate, b. 1838, MS + 6. George Washington Choate, 1/2 Choctaw, b. 1840, d. 10 Nov 1918 (Age 78 years) 7. William W Choate, b. 1843, MS + 8. John A Choate, b. 1846, MS Last Modified 22 Aug 2017 Family ID F779 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - Abt 1804 - MS 
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Histories 
1804 James C Choate - CHOATE PRARIE
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Notes - U S Census 1850:Township 12 R 5 E, Attala, MS
Name:James Choate
Age:46
Birthplace:Alabama
Family Number:154
James Choate 46
Winey Choate 48
David C Choate 18
Sarra S Choate 16
James T Choate 15
Sarah M Choate 12
George W Choate 9
William W Choate 7
John A Choate 4
Allen G Choate 21
U S Census 1840 Attala, MS
James C family listed as "Free Colored":
3 <10
2 24<36
1 36<55
1f <10
1f 10<24
1f 24<36
1f 36<55
plus slaves 1m 10>24: 1m 55>99; 1f 24>35
from findagrave:
"He is said to be the son of David and OK-LA-FA-LAY-A Choate. He was married to Winnie Ward and two other women. Winnie died in 1840. He came to Indian Territory about 1854. He was shot while sitting in a chair in his front yard. Father of John A., Lillian, Allen G., David C., Samuel S., James S., Sarah M., and George Washington.
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James C. Choate, brought the family to the Canadian River bottom lands near Indianola, Okla. in 1854. The Choate Prairie area is named for his family. The log house built in 1867, has been preserved on the Bynum Property as a museum and is on the National Register of Historic Places. "
- U S Census 1850:Township 12 R 5 E, Attala, MS
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Sources - [S2] Find a Grave {findagrave.com}, General Public, 23235261.
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He is said to be the son of David and OK-LA-FA-LAY-A Choate. He was married to Winnie Ward and two other women. Winnie died in 1840. He came to Indian Territory about 1854. He was shot while sitting in a chair in his front yard. Father of John A., Lillian, Allen G., David C., Samuel S., James S., Sarah M., and George Washington.
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James C. Choate, brought the family to the Canadian River bottom lands near Indianola, Okla. in 1854. The Choate Prairie area is named for his family. The log house built in 1867, has been preserved on the Bynum Property as a museum and is on the National Register of Historic?Places.
- [S2] Find a Grave {findagrave.com}, General Public, 23235261.