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by LeRoy Watkins Leave a Comment
I was told by my parents that my great grandparents were some of the first white settlers in the North Carolina area and that we had some Cherokee in us. I cannot seem to find records for either of these statements and I have been searching for years. My parents were John and Barbara (Lowe)
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Emma roxie snider 1839 in Ohio 1914 Missouri and married in Missouri as well. Minnie sheets is her daughter dpatrick05@msn.com 2086608542
DeVore
I never saw much of my father’s family because we lived far away but my father and all his brother’s and sisters received some money from the sale when the Cherokee Nation sold land when I was a child in the 1960s or early 70s. My father said his grandmother Rachel Tuttle (born 26 Sept
by Little Otter Leave a Comment
Chief John “Running Fox” Green Principal Chief of Cherokee Nation
Looking for stories with sources on Little Fawn Walking stick, of North Carolina Cherokee, who married my 5th great grandfather John Henry Casteel. Her father was Chief Walkingstick. Canada census Records indicate he died in Canada
Looking for information on Sarah “Sally” Baskett. I have read that she was full Cherokee and may have lived in Kentucky at one point but I am not sure. She married James Harris Nov. 19,1835 and had a daughter Ellender Harris (1837-1910). I would also like any information on a: Unisy, Nicey or Eunice who
My grandmother and grandfather both had grandmothers Cherokee. I would love to verify this information.
Looking for information on my great grandparents Isham Lee Sykes and Lottie (Lida) Britt Sykes, son LD, Sykes his wife Phyllis Sykes Thayer had 2 son’s Larry Sykes and John Sykes. LD, had a brother Dewey and other Sykes family in and around Slayden Tennessee Dickson county. Lottie (Lida) was the daughter of a Cherokee
James L Corley, Elizabeth Corley daughter. Elizabeth was born in Morgantown, KY.
Trying to find more information on Abigail Raven Canoe Eastridge born on 1758 and died 1820. Lived in Ashe county NC. Was married to Charles Roark Sr.
I am I search of information regarding information about these surnames in North Carolina & Tennessee. Any insight would he much appreciated. 1810-1850. Before or after those dates is great too. Happy Friday everyone!
My husband is a Greenhawk. I have been able to trace his ancestry only back to Charles Greenhawk in Maryland born 1820. He recalls his family was Cherokee. Does anyone know who the parents of Charles Greenhawk were and where they were from ? Thank you if you can help !
by Eursley Jane Singletary Leave a Comment
I married into a family whose ancestry is proven and my interested g-dtr who has a role# is curious about clans (so am I). The progenitor of Cherokeee Nation East, Jack Bearpaw Goh-nu-wah-ge married a white woman , Jar_wah_ee_gah Garwick. I don’t know what tribe adopted her so outside of Bearpaw, we’ve no clues as
I know that my husbands family is Full blood Cherokee grandpa is Silas Cleveland conine Grandma is Rena howell
My 6th great grandmother was Betsy Laughing Water. I am hoping to find out who her parents were?
by lilkennymomma Leave a Comment
My great great grandmother’s name is Bessie duren she married Robert duren and she had my great grand mother Ethel duren Mason who was born in Arkansas who was married to boss william Mason who was born in Blaine Oklahoma to lena friddle and William Mason. I believe one set of grandparents was married on
by Marleneh543 Leave a Comment
My great great grandfather was Richard H. Hall a full blooded Echota Cherokee Indian. His wife’s name was Amanda and they had six children. He was killed in the civil war at the age of 32 at the Battle of Shiloh. I am trying to find out more about my family.
by Courtney Lane Leave a Comment
I am looking for my grandfather Riley Huff. I have little information on him however my father was born in Arkansas and my grandfather is believed to have been Indian
Sarah Ann Johnson bon TN 1831 married James Johnson born 1822 OH 1851 Missouri. Daughter Harriet born Missouri or ILL married J Henderson Hall daughter Stella born Arkansas married Arkansas James Hutson Daughter my mothe Lola Mae born Arkansas 1926 — 1993 passed in iLL
I’m trying to find more about my great great grandma. Her name was Mary B. Or Bertha Suttles. She married Charles Warner, she was born I think April 15,1900, and passed February 3,1970. I think my papa said she was full blooded Cherokee.
Name Nancy “Little Red Bird” Hunter approximately born 1850’s in Georgia, I believe. Chief Mitchell Black Hawk Jones of the former Cherokee Band of Georgia did ancestry chart about 1997-98 and listed her as married to Asa Jack Hutchinson.
by tiffoxendine2020 Leave a Comment
Annie Jarrett… I know she was full blooded Cherokee and as far as I know from Pennsylvania. I know she had more children than my grandfather but when she had his younger brother she passed away and he gave the children up for adoption… I don’t even have his name. My grandfather who passed away
I am looking for any record on my Great Great grandmother, TENNIE JOSEPHINE COGDILL, b. November 1875, Bell Buckle, Tennessee; d. July 23, 1907, San Angelo, Tx.