Historical Marker

Cherokee-Seneca Boundary

North of Grove, Oklahoma on west side of U. S. Highway 59 before you get to the bridge. Just south of 98th St NW. · Grove · Delaware

Inscription

The east west line here, sec 26, is the old

boundary between Cherokee and

Seneca nations, the land north of this line

was owned under patent by the Seneca of

Sandusky, Ohio, by treaty of 1831.

The land here south of the line was owned by the

Cherokee by treaty of 1828.

Oklahoma Historical Society 154-1995.

AddressNorth of Grove, Oklahoma on west side of U. S. Highway 59 before you get to the bridge. Just south of 98th St NW.

CityGrove

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