Edmond Pickens
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Edmond Pickens (Ok-chan-tubby) Site of home and grave 1 mile southeast on Graveyard Bluff. Born 1789, migrated with Chickasaw from Mississippi in 1837. First elected Chickasaw chief in Indian Territory. Pickens County named for him. As a Chickasaw Commissioner, signed Treaties of 1852, 1855 and 1866.
On July 12, 1861, signed Treaty of Friendship and Alliance between Choctaw / Chickasaw Nations and Confederacy. Died ca. 1868.
Location
AddressEnville, Oklahoma at the intersection of Enville-Ran Road and Hwy 32.
CityEnville
CountyLove
StateOklahoma
Coordinates33.981715, -96.987315