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My great, great grandmother was Jane Garner. My grandfather (William C Pittman aka William Micajah Pittman) always said that she was a full-blood Cherokee. Looking for any Cherokee connection and names of her parents. She was born sometime before 1827 in Tennessee, and married Samuel Denny in Kentucky in 1835. They had numerous children, one
I am searching for infirmation on my great great grandfather. He signed a few treaties, one in 1798. I have several different spellings of his name. His daughter Alice Massingale Taylor or Taylour married a Dr. Greenbury Browne. I can’t find any information about him or her. It was said that she was the daughter
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Looking for relatives of hers or her father Dragging Canoe.
Seeking to better explain my family’s lineage to reported Cherokee marriages and relations in West Virginia/Kentucky region. My primary name is Muncy. Closely related are Lester, Hagerman, Sizemore, Estep. Confused whether accurate on locations (Tazewell area into Clay Co. Kentucky) and marriages. Appreciate help. Research has not carried into modern day connections. Allegedly late 1700’s
Hi, I’m looking to get more information on my great grandmother. Her name was Gertrude Elizabeth Helton (born 8/29, 1887 in Elsinore Missouri). She maried Henry Levi Ellington, born 2/5 in Leeper (Missouri).They had 18 children, raised in Mill Springs Missouri. Some of them then moved to Arkansas. Apparently Gertrude was Cherokee, but I can’t
I am so sorry. I have 2 separate bloodlines that can be linked back to the Cherokee Nation and I crossed the data on the 2 as I was inputting the information. PLEASE ignore the earlier post. Ah-Le-Cie (1745-1825) took the Christian name of Sarah Elizabeth when she married Abraham Conrad Johann Seabolt (1743-1821). They
According to the notes of Elizabeth Lankford Jones as recorded at the Transylvania County Historical Society: “Nancy Taylor (‘Indian Nancy,’ born circa 1740 in Tryon, North Carolina) the Indian died at the age of 110. She smoked a soapstone pipe with a long stem. She would lie in the bed and reach her pipe in
Ah-Le-Cie (1745-1825) took the Christian name of Sarah Elizabeth when she married Lewis Taylor. They lived in Rattlesnake Cove at the head of East Seabolt Creek, next to Lake Winfield Scott National Recreation Area, Chattahoochee/ Oconee National Forest, In Suches, Union County Georgia. I have been told her parents and maternal grandparents are buried on
My husbands great -great grandfather was Peter Guess, born 1829, died 1890. Researching his genealogy, I have found information that suggests that Peter’s father was Sequoyah, 1776-1843. I am searching for any information to either verify or refute this.
Seeking info for James A. Jackson, Susanna Bible, and Charlotte Bishop. Thank you.
Emily Elizabeth Jackson 1853-1928, Pike County, Il She married Thomas Nelson Rhodus. Her Father was William H. Jackson. Listed with the side note, “Indian girl”, in the Lynch/Rhodus family bible, also part of Lynch family folk lore. I have found a listing for an Emily Jackson at the Chilocco Indian Training School, showing race as
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I’m looking for my 5th great-grandfather who was said to be either full or half blood Cherokee. He had 5 children with Vienna (Vina/Vena) Mooney from 1842-1857 [Sara Elizabeth, Caroline, Henry, Jackson Richard Barton & Casiah Marinda]. Vienna lived in Hall County Georgia per the 1840 census with her parents, then Gilmer co. 1850, and
Fathers name is William Vincent whitehead he was from Texas in the 50’s
Looking for proof of my heritage. Only know my Great-Grandmother said we were Cherokee. Not sure if its her side or her husband’s side, but I believe it’s his side. Marion (Bud) Slayton Jones and Minerva (Dovy/Dovie) Mae/May Tucker. Marion was born in Stillwater Oklahoma. Minerva was born in Joplin Missouri.
Minnie Black Peterson was 100% Cherokee. She was born in 1983 in Yell County, Arkansas to Franklin Eugene Black and Rosetta “Rosie’ Garner. Eugene Black was the son to John and Susan Black. I am told the Courthouse does not have her birth certificate however I do have her death certificate. I am searching for
I was told that my great great grandfather was John Kettle, from Porum, Ok. area. My grandmother was Annie Smallwood.
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Barton, Laura Belle, Martha
I am looking for family history on Glen Herrell from Missouri.
During the Trail of Tears, my GGGGreat-Grandfather found a young Cherokee Maiden, who was very ill. The Cherokees left her with him, hoping he could get medical help for her. My GGGGreat-Grandfather nursed her back to health and married her. I would love to know her name and maybe have a photo of her. Our
I am researching my 5th great grandmother, Martha Whiting, who appears on the Drennen Roll family 605 in Talequah with Nancy Holmes, whom I believe was her sister. Martha was married to Adam Poole Vandiver and her alleged heritage is Cherokee, although I do not have any clue who her legitimate parents were. I have
Born & raised in East Tn. with the stories of a full blooded Cherokee great grandmother; Rachel Newberry; whom married a scots-irishman named John Long. They’ve lived in North Carolina, Tellico Plains, Tn.,Fannin Co. Ga.& Maryville, Tn. (where she died in 1949 @ age 86). I just want to be a member of The Eastern
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Checking a family story, my grandmother was named Gladys. Her mother was supposedly a Nancy Bird. She was adopted by a man named Isaac Bennington. Her birth certificate lists “Indian territory Oklahoma” as her birth place.
Hi! Family tradition and a regional history book claim that one of our female ancestors was half Cherokee and half Irish. However, Ancestry.com doesn’t have information on her and a 23andme report actually showed no Native American blood in my grandmother. So, I’m trying to find out if the history book is wrong or if
Looking for descendants of Rebecca Brock married to Soloman C Saylor or Elizabeth Brock married to Benjamin Saylor.