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William Presley Self to Catherine Rising Fawn Moytoy. Are my 4th great-grandparents also. My ancestors were mostly from Virginia. The Self line married into the Shifflett, Lamb and Samuels. Most lived and are buried in what is now the Upper Pocacan Mt in the Shenandoah National Park. Melisssa Lamb married my g-grandfather Mesheck Samuels. They
Regions: Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia
Surnames: Moytoy, Samuels, Self, Shifflett
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virginia cherokee
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I’ve recently solved a 100 year family mystery, and the end result is my mystery Great Great Grandma was entered on the Dawes Rolls as a child. I got a lot of names from her mother’s application and interviews. But that’s all I’ve been able to come up with. I’d love to chat with people
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Hello all! My name is Cary Robinson and I am on a deep hunt to prove my families Cherokee heritage. I was always told growing up that the Henson side of my family from Henson Cove in Haywood County North Carolina was linked to Cherokee. Daniel Henson-Aaron Henson-Absolam Henson-William Morgan Henson (oldest to youngest) are
Regions: North Carolina
Surnames: Henson
Looking to find information about Katherine Sue Haney
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I’m trying to find any info on Rebecca Johnson who married R.W.H. McMinn in, or around Cobb Co, Ga in the years of 1829-1832. Or her sister Elizabeth who married Felix McMinn in the same area, but year is unknown. R.W.H. was cousin with Kuykendalls in the N.W. Georgia has well. Family history has it
Regions: Georgia
Surnames: Denman, Johnson, Kuykendall, McMinn
Trying to find ancestors of nancy ward and Rebecca. And Suzy Dry (married name; not sure of maiden name.
Regions: Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee
Surnames: Dry, Farar, Fivekiller, Neugin, Ward
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I am searching for any information on Sithia . She was my daddy’s grandma and he grew up knowing that she was Cherokee, and she met his grandfather in Sevier County, Arkansas.
Hello, I am inquiring about the relationship, if there is one, of George Washington Starr (1806-1880) to James McMinn Starr (1896-1845). Every site I find claims that James is his father. However, the birth years do not commute. James is also a Cherokee, so I am interested to see if George is as well.
My family history has been hard to track down, my dad’s side of the family has Cherokee Indian in their family but we know very little, I have done some research and a DNA test and it has shown that Barfield Hisaw-Hussey and Miranda Chisohlm are my 3rd great grandparents. I have tried finding more