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I had information at one time and was lost in between moving. I am researching My moms Great Grandma and most def. her Great Great grandma. Her Name was Mary Ann Crow. She was a little lady with black hair and eyes that where dark as well and little. She would not let her picture
Spotted Horse and Sarah Biggie Robertson are my ancestors. I am trying to see if they are any part of the offspring of Nicketti (Powhatan Federation). I have found two separate lines of my native American ancestors, traced back to Nicketti, merge generations later into the line my family is in. Do you have any
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Sybil was Nancy’s daughter. Nancy might have been Cherokee, Catawba, or Shawnee. They lived in the Saluda/Tryon, NC area. Do you have any information about them, pictures, place of burial, descendants? Dick Marti Dickmarti14@gmail.com
I need confirmation of the following William Bozeman Adair 1750-1804 St Laurens, SC. His wife was Sarah Ann Scott 1754-1829 6 generation- Bozeman Adair 1771-1857 5 generation- Sarah Sally Adair 1798-1882 4 generation- Sarah Sally Bone 1821-1869 3 generation- Rachel Ann Williams 1843-1917 2 generation- Pricilla Elizabeth Bradford 1857-1943 1 Generation Nannie Louella Pearson 1882-1942
I’m trying to find the relation of Cherokee in my ancestry. From an article I have read, my 3rd great grandmother, Sophronia Louisa Thompson was given to James and Martha Thompson as a little girl. She was born in Iredell County, NC and died in 1857 in Williamson, TX; I’m assuming she was on the
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Loony Hammer Cemetary
My 4th Great Grandmother : Anna Hinshaw Nee Golden. B 1798 to Jacob Golden and Elsie Elizabeth Starr.
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So I came across a supposed 5th great grandmother whose father was allegedly Chief Blackfox 1766-1811. I fiddled around with it most the day trying to distinguish between the two Blackfox chiefs with the same.death year but a 20 year birth gap. Either way I had a very difficult time pinning the grandmother directly to
Information for Mary Tuttle descendants. I am also a 5th great-granddaughter of Mary Tuttle through Rhoda Pennington on both my grandfather (Arvil Baker) and my grandmother (Allie Robinson Baker). I am also a Shawnee descendent through my grandmother. Both the Tuttle and Pennigton line run through the Bumbalough/Bumbalough line of my grandmother and may lend
I’ve often wondered how much of what I’ve been told about my great grandma mother is true regarding her heritage. I’ve been told she was on a reservation with her sister and two brothers married them. One brother being my great grand father William Wiley Counts. My mom said that her grandma did not talk.
Has anyone found any Cherokee connection for Tabitha Ann Elizabeth Hooper? She married Doc Borden — both are said to be of Cherokee descent (Doc 1/2 & Tabitha 3/4). Possibly via the Hooper/England line? They were second cousins via the Hoopers/Englands. Both the Englands and Hoopers came to Alabama via North Carolina.
Does anyone have any information on Christopher Borden (b~1760ish in Virginia d ~1850ish Lawrence Co Al) He did not marry Sarah Blizzard. She married Christopher Borders and is buried in Indiana. His son (also Christopher) married a Sarah and is buried with her husband in Dement Cemetery in Lawrence Co, Al. I believe that is
I am looking for Lillian King from Winfield Kansas or Coffeyville Kansas
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Looking for Osborne family Odessa Osborne was my great grandmother
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Jamima was my 8th Grandmother My Family (Harding) is from Kentucky We are related to John Wesley Hardin As I understand Hardin was changed to Harding so not to be associated with John Hardin Outlaw
I’m looking for the mother of Lydia Wofford (Hopper)
Mother of Lydia Hopper
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,
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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
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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
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