| Subject: Re: TRYING TO FIND THE CHEROKEE CONNECTION HELP!!! |
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Kathie
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Date Posted: 07:05:14 09/27/04 Mon
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In reply to:
Cindi Williams
's message, "TRYING TO FIND THE CHEROKEE CONNECTION HELP!!!" on 08:26:17 09/26/04 Sun
You will need to establish the family line, first, using standard genealogical proceedures. There are tutorials online at various sites including familysearch.org and rootsweb.com. You probably will be able to establish the line in the US Census from 1930 back to 1790. If you subscribe to genealogy.com and ancestry.com for short periods, you can have access to ALL the censuses and their indexes. If you find any names in the Cherokee rolls that you would like to retrieve, I can get those for you for a fee per file ($30 for the first file and $15 per additional for Guion Miller Roll and Dawes Rolls applications).
Most women in the Cherokee Rolls with the name, Baker, will have shown the lineages of their maiden names, not their married names. The Eastern Cherokee Rolls (1817-1924) may also show your family names.
Further genealogical research will reveal earlier surnames in earlier generations which may be the source of the Indian blood and those should be checked against the various rolls. Cousins, siblings and other kin may have settled with the EC in NC or with western tribe in OK.
Good luck and good hunting!
>I have very little to go on. My husband was always
>told his g-ma Sara Nancy Heck,b.10/10/1908 m. to Ralph
>T. Williams Sr. was 1/2 Cherokee. Her mother was
>Lottie E. Baker (father from Virginia, mother from
>Ohio) b. abt 1891 m. to Howard Heck in Ohio. I have
>hit a brick wall. I may have found her parents on the
>1900 census but I'm not sure. John and Sarah Baker
>with children listed (not complete, I can't read some)
>Daisy dau, L???? son, Wilber/William son, Edgar?? son,
>Lottie dau, P???? dau, H???? son, John Henry son. This
>census from Montgomery county, Perry township Ohio
>1900. I am not sure if this is the one. If anyone has
>any info on this line of Baker's I would so appreciate
>an email @ cindiwilliams382@hotmail.com. If Sarah
>Nancy was 1/2 then her mother or father had to be full
>and I think it would be the Baker side since I have
>Bakers from rolls and find no Hecks. But alas I can
>not confirm it because I do not have Lottie on a roll
>and do not know past her. Thank you for the help!!!
>Cindi
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