An ancestor mailed a letter from post office in Kully Chaha, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, Sugar Loaf County, in 1881 and I know there was a small town. I believe it to be near to Nail Prairie, probably at the foot of Sugar Loaf Mountain, on the west side. This would near Cameron, Oklahoma. My gggrandfather Frank Overstreet lived 2 miles outside of this town. I am trying to find out what her name was.
Any help is appreciated.
Post office Aug. 17, 1894-April 30, 1914. No longer in existence. Named for Joseph F. York, first postmaster. 2000 Old Woodville Oklahoma was moved two miles north due to Lake Texhoma expansion,1939. It was 3 miles from the Washita River near the mouth where Washita emptied into the Red River.