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What is interesting is that many of the names you’ve mentioned—Miller, Stewart, Lett, Ohio, Oklahoma—fit a historical migration pattern from Ohio into Indian Territory and later Oklahoma.

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Why the Settlement MattersThe families of the Lett Settlement were:* Landowners before the Civil War.* Active in legal fights for Black voting rights.* Involved in efforts to secure education for Blac

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