Treaty of Pontitock Creek Videos

The Treaty relinquished Chickasaw lands east of the Mississippi River in exchange for a promise to find suitable land west of the Mississippi River.

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Chickasaws Overrun and Defrauded by Settlers

Dr. Daniel Littlefield
“Chickasaw Removal” author Dr. Daniel Littlefield describes the years before the tribe was removed in 1837.

Chickasaws: Signatories to the Choctaw Removal Treaty

Stephen H. Greetham, Executive Officer & General Counsel, Chickasaw Nation
Stephen Greetham describes the circumstances that led the Chickasaws to sign the Choctaw Removal Treaty, or the 1830 Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek.

Chickasaw Removal: The Treaty of Pontitock

Richard Green
In 1832, the Chickasaws signed the Treaty of Pontitock with the U.S., agreeing to vacate their homeland.

Until Removal, Treaties Ceding Land

Brad Lieb
Brad Lieb talks about the many treaties the Chickasaws negotiated beginning in 1805 and ending with the Treaty of Pontitock Creek.

Two Treaties, One Message: Move West

Neal McCaleb, Ambassador At-Large, Chickasaw Nation
The Choctaw Tribe signed the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek in 1830.