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by jimmyriddletn Leave a Comment
We were always told my great-grandmother and her brother Tom Jack were Cherokee. Their parents were William Truall Massey and Rachel Moore. She hasn’t made it easy to research, because on 5 different documents I’ve found, she’s used a different name on each. Birth certificate = Duskie Massey. Marriage certificate = Lodusky Massey, Son’s death
Looking for info on Rebecca Jackson Williams b 1775. Daughter of John Jackson. Married Nathan Williams 1809 in NC.
Born August 24, 1794 in Logan County, Ky. Married William Danks in 1814.
Surname = Logan
by ccarl 2 Comments
I am looking for a Rachel Ray born Abt. 1882 in Tennessee, she married a John Woods in Dunklin, Missouri on Jan 23 1898. An Uncle H.Hill signed for her to be married. She died in 1917 Hardy, Arkansas and her husband John died in 1928 Humboldt, Tennessee. This is all the information that I
Mary Ann Harris Vanhook son Lawrence J Vanhook’.. I am adopted was told I had a different way of thinking and doing things constantly .. this is why .. but they loved me very much. Need to find pics if any please I would like to fill this void.
Her name was Victory A. She was born in Georgia in 1861. She married James Madison White and they lived in Cherokee Georgia. I am told she was full blood Cherokee. I am trying to complete my family tree. Any help would be wonderful. Thank you
by jmmw6 4 Comments
I am looking for more information on Nightingale Land wife of John Land. John Land served in the revolutionary war. They lived in Madison County, Kentucky. We know that my ancestor William Henry Land is the grandson of John and Nightingale. We also know that DNA testing shows that my grandfather has a small percentage
by redclayblues Leave a Comment
Just looking
Cherokee Indian Berry showed up as I was looking up ancestors. Cherokee Indian Berry was born January 1959, in Hamilton, Marion, Alabama. To an Ann Wells. Any Information on this person would be extremely helpful. Thank you kindly.
Her name was Louise Jackson, husband Carrie. She was born 1800’s. Had 21 children. I was told she was full Cherokee.
Edith Street
I am seeking information related to my great great grandfather Ezekiel Ellison. He had a wife Caroline ., two daughters, Sarah Elizabeth and Frances Rachel. He died at Andersonville Prison during the Civil War of pneumonia and possibly starvation. I am told he was of direct Cherokee descent but can find no information about the
I am looking for verification that one or both are or Cherokee blood. George W Willey born July,16, 1794 married Manivery Tellesion Jan 24, 1827 born Mar 1809. Some info show George was also married to Martha born Mar 13, 1794 died in childbirth Aug 15, 1826. Also show married to Minerva Jane with same
John Spears or James Spears.
I’m looking for any information on a Harry Long from ft cob Oklahoma born in the 1800s he’s my great grand father.
Is it possible to learn what clan a woman is from by having her role number?
Ella Wells of Knox or Whitley Co., Ky. supposedly left with her brother-in-law (a Cherokee) sometime in 1880’s to go to Oklahoma. This is very little to go on. Can anyone help with this?
Looking for any relatives with the last name Wynne or Wynn.
My great grandmother, Julia Ann Randolph (Born ca 1840) married my great grandfather Pleasant Lee Satterfield. Originally from South Carolina, I think, they lived in Tennessee near Chattanooga. Their son, Will Satterfield, my grandfather, said he had Cherokee lineage, through the Randolphs. Does anyone have information about Randolph family genealogy?
My grandfather. My dad was born in Paris, Texas so I assume my grandfather was either from Texas but likely Oklahoma. He was a welder and traveled to oil fields to work. We had the registry papers years ago when he died, but a malicious aunt who refused her native heritage destroyed them. That to
by jannaandrob Leave a Comment
Family rumor is that Tennie was Cherokee. Nobody knows for sure. Her family info is listed as: Birth: Dec. 24, 1876 Jackson County Tennessee, USA Death: May 10, 1948 Chattanooga Hamilton County Tennessee, USA d/o James Byrd Julian, b. 2 December 1847, Jackson Co., TN – d. 10 June 1916, Mayfield, Jackson, TN Mom Elizabeth
I am trying to find info on the tribe of natives from the Goinstown area in North Carolina. I’ve always been told Cherokee and have found some 1950’s newspaper articles that say Cherokee. The people of this community was so closed mouth. They did not claim Indian. The names in this area was Hickman or
Trying to connect the “final” dots. Father: DeWitt Bunch, Oklahoma City 1928, Grandparents D or DEE (changed to DeWitt) Bunch 1894 AR and Cora Bell Davenport, 1906 Rogers (?) AR. D’s Father was John Washington Bunch 1854 Hattiesburg MS and Cora’s Father was Henry Sylvester Davenport (? no real info). John Washington Bunch’s mother(?) Matilda…
My paternal grandmother, Jeanette Craddock Pauley Godbey spoke of a grandfather who was Cherokee, named Cruz. Jeanette was born in February, 1890, in Boone, West Virginia to Peter Craddock, born May 1850 in Virginia, and Marguerite McNeely, born March 1865 in West Virginia. Can you go back another generation or maybe two to see if