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my family through my great grandma’s side is from tennessee and moved to texas sometime in the 1860s-70s. i dont know if i have any ancestors that were on the trail of tears, and while i did find someone on the dawes rolls with the same first and last name as my 3rd great grandma,
by Yellowtortuga Leave a Comment
Hello I’m researching this line in my family. I’m starting with my dad’s great grandparents Andrew Jackson Mosley 1856 to 1905 Sallie Moss Mosley 1868 to 1922 Both born and died in TN Joseph Mosley 1804 to 1882 b(SC) d(TN) Martha Ann Pace 1826 to 1900 bSC dTN Robert Daniel Mosley 1755 to 1831 bSC
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ELLINGTON, SOLOMON ELLINGTON, DUKE ELLINGTON, KELLY ELLINGTON, DIXE LEE ELLINGTON
I am the 6th great Granddaughter of Mourning Dove and John Banks Jr via Harmon, Andrew Jackson, James Carroll, to Laura Frances Banks who married Alford Thomas O’Brien his son Otto Dale his son Loil Thomas his son Kevin Lee who is my father. I have records showing that Mourning Dove was Cherokee and would
Cherokee roll? Daughter Susan Clara Williams mccoy
I am researching my lineage. My family traveled from SC, NC, TN and ended up in MO during the 1800’s.
Looking for information on my Great Grandmother who went by Mary Hunter. She was a little girl who walked with her family on the Trail of Tears. they stopped when they go to the Mississippi river in Missouri. They resided in the hill of Missouri around Bowling Green, Hannibal, New London, and surrounding area. Would
by CreekWright Leave a Comment
In 1998, Maria Hernandez posted that Minerva Manford Browning was married to Rev. George Washington Holt. My research interest is for the time they spent in Alamance County, NC, which I estimate was during the 1890s. I would welcome contact with Maria Hernandez or anyone else with information about their or their descendants connection with
Chief Walking Stick Williams Keziah Williams
by Liberty1995 Leave a Comment
I am going inquiring to see if I have Cherokee decedents Mary Allice Lewis McCollaum
Cherokee Lineages by James R Hicks Jr, index online is an exhaustive Cherokee by Blood Genealogical work and you will find Martha Whiting there. Martha was an orphan, raised by missionaries who renamed her Martha Witing (originally called Nellie). She was the daughter of SU-NA-GO-YA TLA-SI-NI and KA-DA-NA, and was born about 1836. Martha married
Looking for others who could be related to descendants of Na Wa Te/Ellis family
by mountaintopsea Leave a Comment
Osiyo, I am trying to find a relative by the name of David Barnett Cain (b. September 1967). I am unsure of his parents first names, but there may also be relatives by the name of Patrick (Mayers/Meyers or Cain) or possibly Bert Cain.
by kimberly_mich Leave a Comment
Looking to find out more information about my Great Grandfather. His name was Barney William Davis, and his native name was believed to be Yokoshae. He was born in Wetumpka, Oklahoma.
I am looking for Dave Redman who posted the following: Query: I believe my great-grandfather whose name was George Washington Redman of Madison County, AK (AR) is of Indian decent and I wish to get information about him. He married into the Gibson family moving to Oklahoma. No birthdate available. From Dave Redman All Things
My grandfather once told me that our last name use to be Kiefer and my grabdmothers side is Jewell and one of their parents or grandparents was 100% Cherokee I have tried but failed to find our family information anywhere, maybe you can help me.
by donna buchanan Leave a Comment
My GMA Virgie parlee Baucom maiden name Tuttle from stone county Arkansas her mom was Emma Norick 1879/1966 her dad James Tuttle 1876/1950/. she passed in 2006born I believe 1906 we believe she was full Cherokee George Washington Norick born 1844 and Sarah Jane Stephens born 1847 we were told some of these family members
Search Gravier family and Half Moon name linked to Gravier name
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I have an ancestor Elisha Jones born in Warren County Georgia who had a sister named Laquah ( Possibly La-kwa-ah, Cherokee for Laura), Thier parents are William Jones & Sinah “Siney” Conner who are buried in Sumter County, Georgia. Sinah Conner’s parents are Elijah Conner & Polly Upton. Elijah Conner was born in 1768 in
Margret is on my maternal grandmother’s side. My family has been big on seeing where we came from. I am curious about this young woman. Who is from the Cherokee Nation, North Carolina?
I need help finding the Cherokee name and information of my great great grandmother she married my great great grandfather in the 1800’s in or near Franklin,NC her last name at time of death was Dalrymple her father was the Cherokee chief in those days please I need your help
Philip Buckspike Williams, Robert Sanford Williams, Jefferson Brooks Williams
I am trying to find any information on John Charles Cole and Cuzzie Anderson. My grandmother also told me her mother was Cherokee and these are my relatives. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Hello, my 6th great grandather, Bryant Ward, was an Irish fur trader with the Wolf Clan. He married Nanyehi Fivekiller, who became known as Nancy Ward. I am trying to find out if my 5th great grandfather, John Jack Ward, was their child. It’s hard to tell if Nancy was his mother or if his
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Hello. I traced birth records in Ancestry, and it took me to Enola Black Fox as my 5th great-grandfather from Alabama. I have been trying to find any other information I can regarding his children and other descendants. Does anyone here have any proven records? The only guidance I have received is to ask other