He died in November 1842 and is buried near Fort Gibson .
With his new position , Stokes moved to Fort Gibson in the Arkansas Territory ( now part of the state of Oklahoma ) and advocated for the Cherokee , Seneca , Shawnee , and Quapaw tribes .
Stokes died in November 1842 and is buried near Fort Gibson .
With his new position , Stokes moved to Fort Gibson in the Arkansas Territory ( now part of the state of Oklahoma ) and advocated for the Cherokee , Seneca , Shawnee , and Quapaw tribes .