Sallie A. Vaughn and Cora M. Stotts, Mississippi Choctaw
Sallie A. Vaughn and Cora M. Stotts applied for enrollment as Mississippi Choctaws in 1900, citing descent from Henry Latham, a full-blood Choctaw in Mississippi in 1830. Despite residing in Indian Territory for over a decade and having relatives on the final rolls, their applications were denied in 1902. The commission ruled they were ineligible because their names were not on the 1896 roll and they had not proven their ancestors took land under the 1830 treaty.