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CHEROKEE GENEALOGY
This Forum is for the sharing of your Cherokee Genealogy.
Welcome to Cherokee Genealogy! We hope to gather as much Cherokee Genealogy as possible. This way we hope that those searching for their ancestors will have a place to look and hopefully find their ancestors and heritage.
nancy kingfisher ward -- debra yates, 20:16:29 01/31/10 Sun [1]

looking for others that have any info on the children and or living or deceased relatives that have any old history on the love affair of kingfisher and nanaha or nancy ward english name.

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Will -- William Moorehead, 10:48:11 01/26/10 Tue [1]

Looking for a will of Davis Goudelock. Died 17 Sept 1838 in Union Co,SC which in now Chorkee Co. Need a legal document to prove Mary Elizabeth born 26 Jan.1793 was his daughter.

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Still Looking -- Cathy Collins (Still looking), 23:26:05 01/21/10 Thu [1]

Am still looking for Tibas/Tibis Collins born abt 1865
in TN Believed he is a full-blooded Cherokee Indian.
He would be my g-grandpa re Collins to cathy9875@att.net
thank you
Catherine Collins

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Little Berry Harris -- Harold R. Malone (Blessed), 16:44:33 01/18/10 Mon [1]

Trying to find relatives of Little Berry Harris, born 1860, in Malden Mo. Homestead in Quartz Ok. 1895, was married to Nora M. Harris, they lived in So. Ca. This is mh Great-Grandfather. Also trying to find our Cherokee Indian, blood line. Little Berry's father lived in Sturgeon Mo. Would appreciate any info. Contact Harold R. Malone email schatzi35@meidacombb.net 1/18/2010

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LACEY/LACY FAMILY -- MICHAEL BEST (CARING), 10:46:22 01/10/10 Sun [1]

I AM TRYING TO FIND/LOCATE INFORMATION ABOUT MY MATERNAL GRANDMOTHER LOLA M. LACEY/LACY. SHE WAS BORN IN MAY SPRINGS TENNESSEE IN 1886. I UNDERSTAND THAT THE FAMILY WERE FOLKS OF THE LAND. GRANNIES DAD WAS ONE PENCE/PERRY/PESREY LACEY/LACY, BORN ABT 1846/47, IN GRAINGER COUNTY.GRANNIES MOM WAS A HARRIET FRANCIS GREY,BN. ABT 1848. THE STORY IS THEY MARRIED IN 1866 I BELIEVE.

SIBLINGS WERE;

CARRIE A. LACEY/LACY
MAGGIE E. LACEY/LACY
FRANK D. LACEY/LACY
NETTIE I. LACEY/LACE
JERUSHA O. LACEY/LACY
OLIVA LACEY/LACE
LOLA M. MY GRANDMOTHER
AND MAMIE LACEY/LACY

AND I THINK THERE WAS ANOTHER MALE CHILD WHO PASSED AWAY AT EARLY AGE, ALTHO NOT SURE ABOUT THAT.

THE FAMILY MOVED TO WEST PECULIAR MISSOURI SOMETIME PRIOR TO THE 1900 CENSUS.

I AM PRAYING SOME ONE HAS INFORMATION THAT WILL HELP ME LEARN ABOUT HOW I ARRIVE HERE. MY GRANDMOTHER WAS SILENT ABOUT HER FAMILY, BUT I FOUND A OLD PHOTO SHOWING HER WITH HER OLDER SIBLINGS. ALL HAVE AN AMERICAN INDIAN APPEARANCE, BUT AGAIN JUST NOT SURE ABOUT THAT EITHER.

SO I ASK FOR HELP PLEASE. MANY THANKS FOR YOUR TIME. MAY GOD BLESS AND PROTECT.

EMAIL ADDRESS;

WESTPAC851@YAHOO.COM

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Looking for any info on if Sam Bell Warren Stark Warren are of cherokee descent -- Crystal (desperate to know), 22:47:39 01/04/10 Mon [1]

please if anyone has any info at all please email me

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Louisa Berry born in Taylor County, KY 1848 -- Jean Snodgrass, 19:58:57 12/15/09 Tue [1]

I am looking for any info on my paternal great grandmother Louisa Berry who was said to have been one-half Cherokee. She was born in Taylor County, KY in 1848 and died in Adair County, KY in 1941. Her biological parents have been listed as John Berry and Louisa Eades. I am trying to find out which side the Cherokee Indian comes into play. Her death certificate shows her parents as John and Mary Berry. She was married to Josiah Smith.
Any info would be greatly appreciated!

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email name change -- Cathy Collins (email change), 15:02:05 12/13/09 Sun [1]

Haven't found any luck on my indian Heritage
Have you ever heard of Saponi Indians
email change to cathy9875@att.net
thank you
Catherin Collins

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eliza l. householder -- joe abney (looking), 23:23:26 11/29/09 Sun [1]

i am looking for anything on a eliza l.householder she was my great great grandmother ,married to thomas william wren jr. ,

she was born inbetween 1860 and 1864, she went by the nickname "sis" she lived in new madrid county missouri

she has ties to the trail of tears supposedly nancy bushyhead, but i have no idea how

any info would be awesome


thanks

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Parson Cherokee Genealogy -- Donna Parson, 17:20:52 10/24/09 Sat [1]

I am trying to find cherokee roll numbers for those that are kin to Joesphine Briar Parson,Thomas Edgar Parson,

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Stapleton -- Sandra Fann, 13:12:51 10/15/09 Thu [1]

My great grandfather always talked of a great grandmother who was a full blooded Cherokee. He said this woman was a large woman weighing about 300 pounds. In searching his genealogy, I have found a possible connection between his father's father- name of Thomas Stapleton of Virginia. If my connection proves correct, my grandfather William Andrews g grandmother was the mother of Thomas Stapleton.

Any help would be appreciated.

Sandra Fann

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Mann Family TN -- Coy Costa (hopefull), 12:46:48 09/11/09 Fri [1]

I am looking for info about Benjamin Mann and Victoria Flippin
Victoria's great great grandparents were John Bryant(1/2 Cherokee) and Lucy Ward
http://billhyde.tripod.com/HYDE7.HTM#p2129
http://tn-roots.com/tngibson/photos/monu~1.htm

I am fairly convinced she may have changed her name to Vandala and or Mary Ann

Benjamin may have went by Jim

The cemetery where Benjamin and Victoria's verified children are burried has Jim and Vandala as the oldest Mann people listed there @ Pleasant green (aka Campground)
http://tn-roots.com/tngibson/cemeteries/campground.htm

The dates are not matching up exactly but the names I have for their children are the same as Benjamin and Victoria's kids. One that sticks out is Jkane. That is just too rare it has to be the same family at the least.

Any thoughts?

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Can't ID Alexander and Lusena Melbery Williams -- K Y Westerman (Curious K .Y. Westerman), 01:07:10 08/23/09 Sun [1]

I have been looking on many websites for the parents of MELBERY MALINDA WILLIAMS CATES, bn 1821 Coffee Co Tn. Family Search names Alexander Williams and Lusena Melbery bn NC as mother and father. Lula Teague (grandmother) said Malinda was Cherokee on the father's side, I have a picture of her with copper bracelets. She married Sackfield Cates in 1841 Coffee Co Tn. Moved to MO 1850. Also, would like to verify that GGGG grandmother, JEANIE JANE LONG JACOBS, bn 1752 Orange co NC, m. Richard James Nalley Hargis, was of Cherokee descent. My dad knew many things that seemed very strange when I was young, like believing in little people, he talked to the wind, he could appear to disappear in the woods claiming to shapeshift, walk up on a deer. His mother, Addie Pearl Hargis, knew how to use herbs and bear fat mixed with honey for medicine. The family leg wrestled. I often heard "Life is a circle". Ways of the Cherokee? Thank You for any help. I don't know where else to look in these early years before Rolls.

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Hamilton -- Kerry Curry, 14:11:01 08/21/09 Fri [1]

Looking for a Clarance Hamilton married to a Mary J. Said to be cherokee. Any help would be great. Thank you.

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looking for information to king david ridge -- lee wade (searching for answers), 13:16:03 08/12/09 Wed [1]

william love james sr married to adaline elizabeth hembree 1832-198 1837-1918 looking for relatives from King David Ridge and Mattie lee Ridge king david ridge born 1858-1914 mattie lee ridge {Thomas} born in long island Alabama mattie lee ridge born 1882-1975 long island Alabama descendents to major ridge looking for their parents first names and last names.looking for connection.if you have any info please email.thank you

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Little Berry Harris Jr. Siblings -- Harold R. Malone, 14:12:53 07/31/09 Fri [1]

Trying to find Siblings from my Greatgrandfather Little Berry Harris Jr. Born 1860-Malden Mo. Willie O. Harris-1905, Solen A.-1915, Jessie-1912, Bessie-1912, Mamie P-1917, Beatrice Harris-1898, Alice L.-1900, Christine M. 1908, Dennise M.-1908, my Grandmother Pearl L. Harris-1903. Also trying to find relatives from my Great, Great Grandfather Little berry Harris, born about 1844, died about 1865, Civil War Confederacy in North Carolina. My Great Grandmother was Nora M.Harris-(Shell), all of my Harris's lived in Ok. and Ca. Little Berry's parents were born in Illinois. Trying to find my Cherokee blood connection. Contact, Harold R. Malone Schatzi35@verizon.net

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MARY JANE WILSON --JANE JENNIE WILSON -- hellen blake, 16:41:15 07/09/09 Thu [1]

looking for info on mary jane wilson or jane jennie wilson
i have 2 dates of birth 1828 the other 1845 . she is very hard to find. she married a herron--tyner--hagewood- she married michael l hagewood in ok. 1875.i have heard she is from a ancient tribe.any help is appreciated
thanks hellen

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descendents of Chief Colonel Johnson Harris -- Colette Cain Metcalf (happy one), 13:28:24 04/25/09 Sat [1]

I believe I am a descendent of Chief Colonel Johnson Harris. I need to know his children and their spouses and their children. My great grandfather was Watsey Harris of Shelby County, Texas. My grandmother was Maxie Rosine Harris Fowler. I have been trying to trace my roots for many years. I don't want anything in return, but just to know of my Cherokee heritage. Too many times I get upset when the Indians are mis-treated and when younger I would dress like the squaws. My parents were extremely ruddish colored, black haired and have black eyes. I know I have some out there somewhere. Need help!

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Margaret Wa-Kee Downing's Possible Squirrel Husband -- Gen, 10:39:36 04/12/09 Sun [1]

There's been discussion as to how many of Margaret Downing's children were really by Bledsoe Gore and how many by others. One child is Annie Squirrel Gore. She and Jack Squirrel are listed on 1851 list, according to other posts on this site.

I did find where Downing's, Ward's, and Quarles (said outloud sounds like squarl/squirrel) were all members of Baptist Church that has history in both Old and New Cherokee Nations ... Old Baptist Mission Church, and 14th Mile Creek Church. The church group appeared to have migrated together to new territory.

searchingthetrail AT yahoo.com

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who am i and what clan am i from -- gwendolyn gaskins, 20:13:55 04/08/09 Wed [1]

I am desperately trying to find out something of my clan mothers my i have 4 names and estimated birthdates
1.Myrtle M Boggs 1896
2.Creston Boggs 1891
3.Laura Boggs 1918
4.Beth Boggs 1922 is my direct grandmother who was full blooded Cherokee can anyone out there help me

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Lizzy Belle Burnett Fulbright -- Cathy Channell (determined), 00:15:53 03/14/09 Sat [1]

Searching for great grandmother's Cherokee Heritage. Understand she was 1/2 Cherokee - married Goerge Fulbright - around Carnesville, GA area. HELP! Family won't talk - said it was never dicussed.

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Looking for Nancy Ward wife of William Abraham Hester -- Joyce Peden, 14:31:54 01/25/09 Sun [1]

Nancy and William were married in Tennessee. They moved to Arkansas and had three daughters: Molly, Rebecca and Docia. It is my understanding Nancy was full blood Cherokee and he era was around 1830. If you have any information, please let me know. Thank you, Joyce

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William Flowers -- Gwyn Norman, 10:22:13 01/25/09 Sun [1]

My Children had a link to the Trail of Tears, they are decendants of William Flowers whom escaped by having White Families buy them farm land in Tennessee. He married an Indian Girl whom lived with the Mulligan family and raised her as their own.. We need any information about either of these lines. Thanking you ahead of time for the information.

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Cornelia H.Vann b;aug 21 ,1856 d; april4, 1912 -- norma childress (hopeful), 23:45:05 01/15/09 Thu [1]

Cornelia married John Richard Spears July 13 ,1873 he was born; June 3,1848 because of his indian heritage he was able to homestead on Beaver mountin in S.E Okla. Does anyone know who their indian reletives were?
thanks
Norma

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John Gramm -- Nannie Hogan, 15:31:44 12/12/08 Fri [1]

I've been told no one ever claimed being a1/2 breed .My Grandfather said he was black dutch ,but was apparently 1/2
ind.his father John said he never knew his parents, nan was the daughter of joseph Hogan & Martha Williams b Tenn sept 1 ,1849 d, Nov 22 1919 She had Pace & Tate as mother Grandmother if anyone has any knowledge of any of these please let me know , Norma Childress
at; childressnj@yahoo.com

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John Gramm -- Nannie Hogan, 15:29:10 12/12/08 Fri [1]

I've been told no one ever claimed being a1/2 breed .My Grandfather said he was black dutch ,but was apparently 1/2
ind.his father John said he never knew his parents, nan was the daughter of joseph Hogan & Martha Williams b Tenn sept 1 ,1849 d, Nov 22 1919 She had Pace & Tate as mother Grandmother if anyone has any knowledge of any of these please let me know , Norma Childress

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Further Family Info -- Kim, 19:06:21 11/30/08 Sun [1]

I recently discovered that I am a direct desendant of Chief Doublehead and through his daughter Cornblossom and Jacob Troxell, and furter info would be apprechiated. I am also looking for info on my great grandmother Rosa Duncan and Anna Burris both who died in Wayne County Kentucky

Thank You.

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HIRAM ABBOTT -- HARVEY ABBOTT (LOOKING), 10:12:53 11/16/08 Sun [1]

I SAW ON ANOTHER WEBSITE, THAT HIRAM ABBOTT WHO MARRIED NANCY VAUGHN, HAD A FATHER NAMED JOHN ABBOT. DOES ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS FATHER NAMED JOHN?????????

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Help in finding my great-great grandmother -- Gwenda L. Savage (Hopeful), 21:39:30 10/25/08 Sat [1]

Hi! I am looking for any information pertaining to my great-great grandmother. She was a full-blooded Cherokee,
but her parents died on the Trail of Tears. Her and her two sisters escaped. She was adopted by a white man by the name of Thomas Graves, and he named her Molcy Graves. She married a John Butler Moncrief. I hope somebody knows about her.

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Margaret Wa-kee Downing's Possible Bowles Husband? -- Gen, 10:26:53 09/15/08 Mon [1]

Margaret Wa-kee Downing had a son, Arlie Bowles Gore, attributed to Bledsoe Gore. There's been discussion as to how many of Margaret's children were really from her Gore husband, as most have other names as well, including Nelms and Squirrel.

There were Cherokee settlements/territory in Missouri and I found these records that may possibly be the same Margaret Downing.

Early Court Records, 1820-1823, Missouri (record vague but looks like to be in St. Charles Co.):

Feb 1821 Margret Downey/Margrette Downing
Dower Court Case
She agrees to take 30 acres of Francis Smith's land instead of full dower. (her husband has died and she's getting her part of estate; was Francis Smith that husband?)

June 1821 Margaret Downing vs. William Luckett
Public Sale Action
Downing has secured an order to sale to justify judgement of $27.21 against Luckett
Later, same month, State of MO vs. William Luckett/Lucket
Resisting an Officer
Luckett prevented constable William Sublette from serving execution for judgement in favor of Margaret Downing

Also June 1821
Ambrose Bowles is mentioned in some court records concerning debt/bond, change of venue from Franklin Co. Records are before and after Margaret Downing's cases, so it's possible the two were in courthouse at same time.

More research is needed to determine if this Margaret Downing is the same as Margaret Wa-kee Downing.

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Bledsoe Gore Records Found -- Gen, 10:08:38 09/15/08 Mon [1]

These records or references for Bledsoe Gore, who was married at one time to Margaret Wa-Kee Downing, have been found:

1810 Pendleton District, SC Census
Bledsoe Gore born 1784-1794
female born 1800-1810
female born 1784-1794
Pendleton District was formed in 1798 from Washington Dist. and in 1825-26 became Anderson and Pickens Co., SC

1810 Madison County, Mississippi Territory Tax List
Bledsoe Gore
This was in Northeast corner of AL

1812 Madison County, MS Territory
Bledsoe Gore appointed constable 21 June, resigned 24 Dec.

War of 1812 (1812-1815)
16th Rgt. (Burrus'), Madison Co., MS Territory Militia
Bledsoe Goor, corporal
Wooten's Detachment, GA Militia (ties to Baldwin Co.)
Blidson Goen

1816 Madison Co., MS Territory Inhabitants
Bledso Gow

1818-1819 Franklin Co., GA Deed Book
Bledsoe Goer, 25 April 1818 - 3 Nov 1819, from Masten Williams

1820 Haywood Co., NC Census
Bleadsaw Gore born 1775-1794
female born 1810-1820
female born 1775-1794
one in agriculture
Haywood Co. formed in 1808 from Buncombe Co.

1827 (23 Oct) Cherokee Supreme Court Docket, New Echota
Cherokee Nation vs. Bledsoe Gore
Felony for stealing a saddle, acquitted
New Echota is near Calhoun, Gordon Co., GA


1896+ Cherokee Enrollment Records:

Bledsore Gore and Jane Gore - their daughter Margaret/Margrette born 1829 married previously to a McCoy and a Woods, didn't come to Nation until 1882, but now in Claremore P.O. area (parents of Margaret dead)

Bledsore Gore and Margaret Nelems - their daughter Agnes Pariss (born c1822-24?), Pryor area connected

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Looking for relatives of Minnie Tucker -- Pat Carroll, 03:07:51 08/31/08 Sun [1]

I am looking for anyone related to my grandmother Minnie Tucker Tedford. She was a Cherokee female, born around 1880?. And died around 1947? She married my grandfather, Samuel George Tedford in the early 1900's? I believe. I have no living relatives to help me with this search. I am hoping I have a distant relative somewhere out there willing to communicate with me.
Thank You.

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indian heritage -- martin van buren nichols, 11:27:20 08/01/08 Fri [1]

i am looking for information on our indian heritage. have family history back to 1811.

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Watts lineage -- Mittie Watts, 14:10:34 07/11/08 Fri [1]

It has been the understanding that my mother was of Ckerokee lineage. Her last name was Watts. Is there a way to see the Cherokee Watts tree?

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Gore: Bledsoe vs. Samuel vs. Samuel Bledsoe -- Gen, 09:39:55 06/12/08 Thu [1]

Looking to correspond with anyone of those three men to try to help determine how many different men there are. I descend thru Samuel who went on Choctaw Migration arriving 10 Dec 1832 from Yazoo Co., MS.

When there are gaps in records of Bledsoe Gore, there are records found for Samuel Gore. I've not found any for a Samuel Bledsoe Gore, so I'm wondering if researchers have combined the two men into one. Also in some records the dates vary so much, there has to be more than one person's history combined to get the info listed.
Gen
searchingthetrail@yahoo.com

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King David Crockett Russell (4th Great Grandfather) need more information on Cherokee bloodline! -- Christina (Searching and Hopeful), 23:21:18 06/05/08 Thu [1]

I am trying to find my Cherokee direct decendancy and have been told that my great grandfather was full blooded Cherokee, also, looking for more stories, pictures, etc of the Russell line, here is a bit of the Russell tree that I have found:

Christina Russell
b. 06-14-1986
living
sp. Zebulon Cheek
b. 11-17-1982
living
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Michael James Russell
b. 7-31-1954
living
Sp.Maria C. Harrison
b. 4-4-1961
living
_____|____
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Billy Steven Russell
b.8-31-1931
d.11-22-1996
Sp. Doris Jean Smith
b.9-13-1927
d.11-11-1997
______|_____
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John Henry Russell ( WWI vet. @ age 22; Roll# 1851778)
b.8-25-1894
d.9-28-1975
Sp. Kizzie Ann Seely (Seeley *alt spelling)
b. 1-17-1892
d. 6-7-1982
_____|_____
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Robert Henry Russell ( WWI Vet @ age 45)
b. 12-2-1872
d. 5-18-1962
Sp. Mary Jane Mutz
b.11-9-1877
d.5-14-1950
_______|_____
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James Johnson Russell
b. 8-9-1837.
d. 8-24-1903
sp. Virginia Castoe
b. 1-37-1849
d. 4-?-1928
________|______
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KING DAVID CROCKETT RUSSELL
b. 4-17-1815
d. 7-4-1863
sp1. Agusut
b.?
d. ?---during childbirth to twins
Married around 1834?
sp.2 Mary E. Roberts
b.?-?-1820
d.?-?-1853
sp3. Barbary E
b.8-12-1835
d.2-20-1901
_____|______
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John ? Russell
b.3-5-1787
d.1-13-1867
sp.1 Rhoda newbury
b.4-3-1789
d.?-?-1860
sp.2 Jane Kincade
sp.3Katherine Kisor
_________|_______
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James ? Russell
b. ?-?-1754
d. 12-12-1831
sp. Sarah Osborn
b. ?-?-1755
d. ?-?-1795
____|_____
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Samuel ? Russell
b. ?-?-1725 WALES, ENGLAND
d. 7-9-1806
sp.1 Sarah Moore
b. ?-?-1730 +- IRELAND
d. unknown
sp.2 Sarah Hatcher (my link)
b.?-?-1737
d.12-?-1820

I would love more information past Samuel Russell as well, if available, what their occupations were, etc and stories if there are any about any or all of my relatives, I have also searched the wives' lineages as well, until I have come to dead ends. The majority is located here in the US when the US was just discovered, as well as a few lines coming from England. I would love to be able to get lists of the boats or ships' names that my ancestors traveled across and who are Cherokee so that I may know myself, though only from a single side, my fathers. One thing I know is that before 1700 the lineage in Cherokee culture went through the Mothers, NOT the fathers as most would suspect. Please contact my email address for any and all informations, questions, additions, etc!

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The Pidgeon Moytoy and Cheif Doublehead -- Steve Wilcox (Happy), 20:26:15 05/18/08 Sun [1]

I have found by researching my family history on the mom side of the family that I am a decendent. How do I contact the Cherokee Nation. I am very excited to learn more.

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Ella Hestand -- Mara Joyce, 15:13:53 04/17/08 Thu [1]

Looking for any information on Ella or Ellie Hestand. Said to be a full blooded Cherokee. Lived latter life and died in Jackson County, TN.

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Searching for Harold Malone -- Deanna Perata, 12:23:36 04/16/08 Wed [1]

Hi Harold. I think you and I are cousins.
My Grandmother is Alice Harris her parents are Little Berry and Nora Harris.
Please contact me at D3000@aol.com
Deanna Perata

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Sexton -- Cathie Kassin (Looking for a long time), 12:57:10 02/22/08 Fri [1]

Looking for info on a william hezikiah Sexton who was at least 1/2 indian and died in Libby Prison during the civil war.
I believe he was born in va. He had at least one son, name Kenas SExton born in Floyd Co. Ky.

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family history -- denise morey (help), 22:45:21 02/20/08 Wed [1]

Looking for information about my great-grandmother Elotus Elverda Harter,& her mother and father, her birth year was 1870 in oklahoma we were told on the reservation she married William Leonard Green and moved to Missouri where she died in 1965.

I am also looking for information on my paternal Great Grandmother Peaches Weatherford who's grandfathers name was originally Walla Walla who was suppose to be a cherokee chief the name was changed to weatherford. She married Alva Wilson
Kilpatrick,which was changed to Kilpatric.

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Vashit Carney -- Dan Salmon, 14:49:25 02/13/08 Wed [1]

I,m trying to get Any Info; on a Cherokee Indian Princess-born abt.1790-NC /SC. marrying a Irishman,John Malcolm Johnston Sr.Her name was Vashit Carney ! Their son John Malcolm Jr. married a Nancy Clark from Va. Thank You, Dan Salmon- fishsalmondan@yahoo.com

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Cherokee Brown family of Chattanooga Tennessee -- Diane Klein, 16:11:46 01/22/08 Tue [1]

Hi there! I'm trying to find out about my Cherokee ancestors, the Brown family, from Chattanooga, Tennessee. I know the sons all had the initials H C Brown, and my cousin Doug Brown is very interested in our Cherokee heritage and Cherokee history. I've moved and am hoping my Cousin Doug (or someone who knows him!) will read this and contact me!

My email is: info@denverprivateinvestigators.com

Thanks for your help!

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Louisa Anna Hobbs Woodson 1877 half Cherokee -- P Woodson (happy), 03:41:53 01/09/08 Wed [1]

I am trying to locate info on my grandmother Louisa Hobbs Woodson who married James Monroe Woodson. She shows up in the 1900 census and again in the 1910 census and then she is gone. The 1920 census shows him living alone as a widower with his children. I was told she died in the flu epidemic of 1918 or 1919. Does anyone know of any Cherokee Indian reservations in the Boone or Pike County of Missouri that would date to 1919? If so, do you know if the Indian people were burried on reservations or in regular cemeteries? I am unable to find her in any of the cemeteries and was wondering if she had been buried on a reservation? Thanks
Peggy

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HOW Cn i find out wHAT CLAN I'M FROM -- AUDREY (confused), 20:14:32 01/08/08 Tue [1]

I M A NEW INDIAN ns im TRYING TO FIND WHt clan that my mother is from..... cn NYONE HELPME IM TRYING TO GET MARRIED AND NEED TO THIS INFO. THanks

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finding cherokee background for daughter -- Nanci (Curious), 20:42:26 12/18/07 Tue [1]

Hello! I am trying to find cherokee or osage history in my daughter. Her last name is Russell. Her great great grandpa name was KING DAVID CROCKETT RUSSELL and MARRIED AN INDIAN GIRL NAME AGUSUT, IN 1834. SHE HAD 2 TWINS BUT DIED AT CHILD BIRTH.I'm trying to get info on this name, but do not know if this was here last or first name.Her husband remarried Mary Roberts and they had 10 kids. If anyone know about this name and if she is cherokee, I really would apprieate any info for my daughter Kurstin Russell.She is now 13.I know she has Osage in here too. I do not know if this name may be Osage. Thanks for any help!

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looking for williams family from morgan co. alabama -- susan labar (searching), 22:11:47 11/29/07 Thu [1]

my full blooded cherokee grandmother, was elizabeth estelle williams. born 1904 to 1906 in morgan co. alabama. my dad said she was born on a reservation. would appreciate any info on her or her family. she married robert eulus parsons in bedford co. tenn., dont know when, probubly befoe above dates. thank you, susan labar

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Chief Pidgeon Moytoy -- Steven, 03:47:01 11/23/07 Fri [1]

I am decendent of the chief trying to find me heritage

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LOOKING FOR SOME PART OF MY FAMILY -- SHAN, 05:39:37 11/08/07 Thu [1]

Hi, I am just looking for a part of my family that died many years ago. In honer of my Grandmother. I was really lucky to find this page. Thank you.
Shan

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hugh -- debi jordan (sad), 20:28:06 10/29/07 Mon [1]

i would like to have a form to applay for number

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hugh -- debi jordan (sad), 20:26:11 10/29/07 Mon [1]

looking for uncle hugh bright ok

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family -- debi k jordan (find), 20:19:56 10/29/07 Mon [1]

find jeanie ricky bright sis in pueblo co.

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Trader David McDaniel & Soo-Kie Hopper Info(children) -- Robert L. McDaniel (Info), 12:56:54 09/19/07 Wed [1]

I am looking for further information on John McDaniel b,abt 1764-1771 d,abt 1852 son of David McDaniel b,Scotland 1716-1732 & Soo-Kie Hopper Cherokee Nations East.
I have found John McDaniel thier son married Mary or Margaret Watkins but I cannot find any record of children for John McDaniel & his wife.
My family is from Claiborne County Tennessee & my grandfathers name was James G. McDaniel & my grandmothers name was Mary Ogan.I am sure that John McDaniel is my gggg grandfather & I would like to be able to add further info about him & his family to my family geneology records. Any information that could be sent to me would be helpful.
Thank You,
Robert L. McDaniel
rlm417@att.net

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WINCHESTER or BUCKLEY FAMILY -- Brenda, 22:21:21 09/12/07 Wed [1]

Looking for Cherokee contections on the winchester or Buckley side who was lived in Mo. The story i always heard was My Ggrandmother Mary Jane(JANIE)Buckley was cherokee her mother was Nancy Sarah Caroline Winchester could be Julan. Her adopted Father was John Buckley i no he was not cherokee. ANY one ever heard of this PLEASE let me no!!!

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Burgess Buster Connection -- Sheila Harris, 16:46:10 09/08/07 Sat [1]

Mu Great Grandmother was Elizabeth "Betsy" Burgess (b abt. 1822) who married James Buster (b abt. 1820). I'm looking for any information prior to that on either of them. I have information she was the daughter of Mary Vann and William Burgess, but am having a hard time finding anything farther back. Any help would be appreciated.

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Indian Tribe My grandfather Arlie Hopper was in -- Arlene Scoby, 06:16:55 08/10/07 Fri [1]

I am looking for the Indian tribe my Grandfather Arlie Hopper was in. He lived in Powell, Ohio

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Cherokee Roots -- Harold R. Malone (Family of Little Berry Harris), 19:41:45 07/25/07 Wed [1]

Trying to get some info to prove my Cherokee Blood line. My Great Grandfather Little Berry Harris, DOB-1860, Malden MO.,died in 1946 Van Nuys Ca. One of his sibling was my Grandmother Pearl Harris, my mother was Mildred Caughey. Little Berry's spouse was Nora M.Harris, Dob-1877 in Mississippi., died in Hawthorn Ca.in the early fifties. My Great Grandfather's name was also Little Berry Harris, and his Dad was also Little Berry Harris. So far cannot find any Native American connection, even though I was alway told that I had Cherokee Indian blood. Would appreciate any help in this matter.

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Serching for link -- Georgia, 20:03:30 07/22/07 Sun [1]

have been looking for link to past. Have been told that I am of Cherokee decent. My grantmother was 1/2 cherokee and that her mother was traded to a man with the last name of Allred for 3 horses. She and her mother was a package deal. My great grandmother died in childbirth, the man remarried a white woman and the child and her grandmother was sent to live with a aunt as she didn't want a 1/2 breed child. The indian lady died in Grayson Co. This man I belive later became the govner of texas. Mary Ann Savage was her name does anyone have any history

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Betsy Ward/ John Martin -- Rochelle Coy (searching), 10:13:17 07/22/07 Sun [1]

I am seeking info on Martin /Ward decendants I am G Granddughter of John Martin but look and have been told I am an American Indian did John and Betsy have children my Grandmother was Mary Martin daughter of John any info please

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NEEDED INFO -- SARAH, 15:35:19 07/08/07 Sun [1]

NACY FRIAR OWENS(CHOATE)EASTERN BANN, HAYNIE,WILSON,GREEN,MCLULLIN ANY INFO WILL DO PLS

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Tecorah or Tecora Chapman or Jordan -- Curtis Howard, 21:26:41 07/07/07 Sat [1]

My great-great-great grandmother> Looking for any info.

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Millard Fillmore Hicks 1848-1925 -- Traci Smiley, 12:02:27 06/20/07 Wed [1]

Any information on him would be helpful. I know that he was born in Georgia, and full blood Cherokee. He shows on the Dawes as Full. I show him married to Sarah Grimmet. They had a daughter named Ella Mae (my gg-grandmother).

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Collins -- C Collins (Roberts-Collins), 21:27:58 06/19/07 Tue [1]

Hello
my grandpa said he was 1/2 cherokee indian by his dad
His dad's name was supposblly Tibias /Tibis/Tibas
the sirname was Collins and his mother was known as the red
haired lady. They were supposed to be divorced when grandpa
was 5. Grandpa said he was raised by a family sirname Harvey. Grandpa came from Va TN Ky area
re Collins to mjc9875@glccomputers.com
thank you
C Collins

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choate,haynie,wilson- pls help -- sarah (happy), 01:28:49 06/19/07 Tue [1]

due to a court case in our familie i am in need of some info, i am hopeing to find someone who can help me find info on our familie,i pray that somone takes the time to read this post and is willing to help, thankyou
i need archives or some proof of native american desennts for the
wilson-haynie and then choate.my address is twofeathers80@yahoo.com thankyou

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Rutha McMinis, McManus, Manus -- Darlene Steele (Anxious), 17:25:19 06/09/07 Sat [1]

I am looking for information that may lead to the parents or siblings of Rutha McMinis, McManus, Manus my gg grandmother. Census records show she was a weaver and was born in Tennessee. Census records also show my gg grandmother was born in 1817. I have a copy of a picture of Rutha, and she does have Native American features. It has been passed down thru the generations that Rutha was Cherokee, and her father or brother's name was Black Hawk. She married Elias Craft in 1835 in Morgan County, Alabama. The same Craft family lived in Monroe County, Tennesee before moving to Alabama. She may possibly have been born in Monroe County, Tennessee, but that is only speculation. She learned the trade of weaving somewhere. I have wondered if she may have been an indentured servant,and learned the trade that way. Weaving is although a characteristic of Cherokee women. Any information would be most appreciate. Thank you.

Darlene

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Sister of Chief Doublehead -- Patty Flowers (Curious), 13:17:01 06/06/07 Wed [1]

I was told that my ancestor by the name of Prudie, was a sister to Chief Doublehead. I was told she married a Printis Marshell Mathews, whom my family is desperately trying to find. He was adopted as a small child. If anyone has any further information, please help us.

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Holley Surname -- Doug, 17:13:57 04/16/07 Mon [1]

I am looking for information on a Cherokee woman who was supposedly traded to a white man named John Lawson Holley. She was born in Arkansas in 1877 or so and ended up married to John Lawson sometime around 1896 in Grayson County, Texas. From census records she then claims to be white. She died in Grayson county Texas May 4, 1922. I have this information from a living Holley person, Is there any way to verify this information?

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is harris a indian name -- thomas r hsrris (sad), 18:51:08 04/07/07 Sat [1]

do you harris harris family on the reservation . my father ira lee harris was native american .but we do not no what tribe he would not say .please help tom.

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LOST HERTAGE -- Aileen Walkup (HAPPY), 11:26:03 04/06/07 Fri [1]

looking for my ancesters my great-grand mother was sophronia ann morgan she was 1/2 chorkee but i would like to find out about her family mother ,father ,brothers and sisters she is buried in henryetta okla with her husband thomas duncan snow please can you help me she lived in mclain co.

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cherokee rooots -- christine king (new message, i am happy), 15:05:58 03/14/07 Wed [1]

Hi, my name is christine king jones, I am looking for my chrokee ancestors. My great grandfather name was james albert king he died at the age of 74. He married a lady named lorrie, she was part some type indian and irish. great gandfather was born in southern ill. his children were born in union county,ill. kids names buck king born in 1890's, nathaniel king born jan25,1900,bird king born dec23,1904, milton king born sept2.1902 he died sept 22,1985, last was mamie not sure of birthdate. My great grandfather james albert king was 100% cherokee. We don't know his moms or dads names but they may have possibly came to southern ill.from thr trail of tears. We think that at some point in the last 100 yrs. our last name was kingfisher and the fisher was dropped within this time. We also had an indian princess, her name was wounded bird she was forced to take the trail of tears, while on the trip she married a luietenant, she was 100% cherokee. She died on the trail of tears.
I would appreciate any information anyone may have about my ancestors.
thank you

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William David McDaniel -- Faye Smith, 18:23:16 02/22/07 Thu [1]

I am trying to trace Looney McDaniel whose father is said to be a William McDaniel. I believe Looney was of indian ancestry as well as his wife Nancy Adcock. Does anyone have the names of the children of the sons of William David McDaniel and SuKe Hopper? I know this is working backwards but I just can't connect Looney with his parents. Thanks Faye Smith

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texas ward's 1800-1850 -- jackie ward, 18:43:00 02/19/07 Mon [1]

i am looking for info on ward family living in texas 1830's mary elizabeth,john,williamm h.,holland ward married to a.j. butts.latrisha ward married to allen dillard,mary ann ward married h.v avery in 1850's and moved to hamburg ark.the family came to texas fromm the then n.c (now part of ten.)i am looking for parients or other info before the move to texas.also would like to know if mary e was mother or grandmother to mary ann if so who was her mother.she was raised by uncle.

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Absalom and Mary Ward of Hempstead County, Arkansas -- Paula Snider, 14:49:11 02/17/07 Sat [1]

I am looking for any info on Mary Ann "Polly" Holt which married Absalom B Ward in Hempstead County, Arkansas Territory.

Also, any info for Absalom Ward and siblings, parents, etc.
This couple were married on 9 July, 1829.

This couple are on the 1830,1840 and 1850 census. I can not find them after the 1850 census.

Taken from 1850 Census, Hempstead County Arkansas
55/55 Ward, Absolem 49 Kentucky
Mary 33
James W 20 All children born in Arkansas.
John W 18
Mariah 15
Mary A 13
David 8
(Jesse) Tepie 6
Thomas J 4
Beck, Edward 25

Thomas J is my great grandfather with his 3rd wife. (it is known that he was married 3 times.)Letha Elizabeth Bryant Childers. Letha was married to _____Childers and had 1 son prior to marrying Thomas J Ward. Her son was John Childers.

The Ward children from last marriage
Jessie Elizabeth Ward 1890
Abbie Clark Ward 1892
Baby sister died as an infant
Charles Oander Ward 1898

Any info, no matter how small, please send to me. I am reviewing and researching the Southwest Arkansas and the Northeast Texas area for these Ward family members.
Thank you,
Paula Snider
snider@glade.net

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Blevins and Cherokee Indian -- Barbara Blevins, Jansa (Interested), 15:20:08 02/08/07 Thu [1]

Blevins name part Cherokee

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Blevins and Cherokee Indian -- Barbara Bleins, Jansa (Interested), 15:18:13 02/08/07 Thu [1]

Blevins name part Cherokee

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texas ward's 1800-1850 -- waya ward, 10:21:03 02/03/07 Sat [1]

my ancestors came from n.c or ten. in erly 1800' to texas,would like info on them before the move te texas,i know most of what happened after.am alittle comnfused on parts of it. names are mary elizabeth ward ,john ward,william h. ward,john b ward,lathrisha ward dillard,(and husband and 2 children) mrs.ward butts,infant mary ann ward)born 1840 in texas.i know they are part of the cherokee ward's but would like to know from which line .wado waya

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CHEROKEE PRINCES -- BRENDA (EXCITED), 17:48:32 01/21/07 Sun [1]

Looking for my Gggrandmothers MARY JANE and her Family her 1/2 Brother was a Martin ,,,,Berry Martin i heard a story about her REAL MOTHER WAS CHEROKEE PRINCES.
HEr Mother was NANCY CAROLINE WINCHESTER. or SARAH NANCY CAROLINE JULAN . b.houston56@sbcglobal.net

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3 McDaniel sons of David unaccounted for? -- Deanna Grissom, 22:39:13 12/14/06 Thu [1]

Is there any record of the 3 sons, besides Alexander, of David McDaniel?

Thank you,
Deannagrissom

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Surname Hill -- Taylor t. Hill, 12:58:41 11/13/06 Mon [1]

My gggrandfather,Lemuel B. Hill was listed in a book about early Monroe County MS.,as being part Cherokee.He married Amarenthia Eikner 1835 in MS. Then together the went to the Republic of Texas 1839, and helped settle the Mesquite TX area. He was born in Virginia abt.,1810. I believe he has ties to Hartwell Hill of Brunswick Co.,VA. Or it could be a Charles Hill who had a merchant trade business with Natives and Caribbean Islands. My question, does any one from this forum have any Hill info. Perhapsfrom the borders of VA., and NorthCarolina. Thanks for listening TTHill

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Cherokee Surname "Black" -- Emma Cordelia Black, 23:02:50 10/13/06 Fri [1]

I am searching for Emma Cordelia "Delia" Black. She was born in November 1874 in Georgia. She married James M. Swafford, born in June 1865 in Bledsoe County Tennessee. James and Emma married on 1-15-1892 in Rhea County, Tennessee. Emma is said to be full blood Cherokee. I am having trouble finding her on the dawes roll. Emma died in 1919 in Rhea County, Tennessee. Her age was listed as 44. Does anyone have her listed in there genealogy, or can give me information on how to find her?

Thank you,
Vicki Swafford

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looking for info on sarah sallie pickle -- jim cox, 09:08:25 09/16/06 Sat [1]

I'm trying to find info on my ggr grandmother sarah sallie pickle married name franks, married to william franks. my family on this side is supposed to be cherokee and on my fathers side choctaw. Sarah had 10 children, robert,william,james,belle,fannie,nancy,john,ruth,alafair,and mary josephine. mary josephine would be my ggrandmother. and charlotte beam cox would be my grandmother/

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looking for info on sarah sallie pickle -- jim cox, 09:05:34 09/16/06 Sat [1]

I'm trying to find info on my ggr grandmother sarah sallie pickle married name franks, married to william franks. my family on this side is supposed to be cherokee and on my fathers side choctaw. Sarah had 12 children, robert,william,james,belle,fannie,nancy,john,ruth,alafair,and mary josephine. mary josephine would be my ggrandmother. and charlotte beam cox would be my grandmother/

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Buckingham Va Cherokee -- Gloria Jarrell, 23:22:30 09/05/06 Tue [1]

GGGgrandmother Lucy ? married Jesse Goin. Buckingham ,VA family members say Lucy ? full-blood cherokee. Buckingham,VA. Nathaniel Gist Buckingham Va 1785 land tax records .

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PLEASANT R. BLEVINS -- BARBARA HICKS, 19:23:27 08/22/06 Tue [1]

SEARCHING FOR PLEASANT R. BLEVINS BORN 1826,IN ALABAMA DIED IN ARKANSAS 1874..MARRIED ELIZABETH CAROLINE DYER IN AR.WAS HE ALSO PLEASANT BLEVINS..FROM JONATHAN BLEVINS AND KATY TROXALL?????

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Chief Pidgeon Moytoy -- Tamera S. Chitwood (Happy!!!!), 15:33:47 08/09/06 Wed [1]

I was tracing the line of my grandmother...Nannie Belle Daugherty...her mother was Mary Jane Childress.....Mary Janes father was Arthur Lindsey Childress....his father was William Childress who married Nancy Vann....Nancy Vanns father was John Owanee Vann who married Polly Terripan....Polly Terripans parents were The Terripan and Old Jennie. The Terripans parents were Oconostota(father) and Quatsis(mother)Oconostotas parents were The Pidgeon Moytoy(father) and Woman Ani Wi(mother)The Pidgeon Moytoys parents were Amatoya Moytoy(father) and Quatsy of Tellico(mother)I am thrilled to find my Cherokee heritage! There was also a Cornelius Daugherty in my Daugherty line....I am trying to connect him to the Cornelius you spoke about....he was from Ireland I know. Thank you for posting your info!

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I'm looking for Indiana or Indian Anna Ward also Cuthbert ward -- Joy Lovell, 23:47:37 07/27/06 Thu [1]


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Ronie Harris history? -- Tony Carter, 21:42:31 04/09/06 Sun [1]

I'm looking for information that might lead to identifying some lost Cherokee relatives. This was the name of my the name of my great grandfather. He was born from a Cherokee mother and white father. Any information about his geneology would be greatly appreciated. tc

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looking -- Ed Cooper, 18:08:29 12/04/05 Sun [1]

hoping to find my people they were of the cave trib in east tennessee from what i have found so fair. thank you

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PLEASANT R. BLEVINS -- BARBARA HICKS, 16:43:59 10/06/05 Thu [1]

searching for;PLEASANT [R] BLEVINS PARENTS,PLEASANT WAS BORN IN ALABAMA,1826 AND DIED IN AR.1874..THERE ARE DIFFER;, PLEASANT BLEVINS, ALSO SEARCHING FOR NATIVE AMERICAN BACKGROUND.... BARBARA IN OKLAHOMA......

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grandfather -- mary ritter, 22:05:08 09/05/05 Mon [1]

im trying to find out if my ggrandafather james william ward is a decendant of john jack ward i cant seemed to find any thing. can you help. thanks

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Aky Gunter Presley Self -- Dovie Hall, 02:21:09 08/11/05 Thu [1]

Hello, my name is Dovie, I've researched and researched. Believe that my grand Amy Gunter was daughter of John Gunter. I've been recognized by the Western Cherokee's and was told it was through my grandmother Emma Jane Self who descend's from Amy and Presley. I looking for any info that you might have that you can share. Please help if you can, Thanks Dovie

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Descendants of Amatoyoa Moytoy -- adanvdo, 23:37:28 07/31/05 Sun [1]

Descendants of Amatoyoa Moytoy-Chief of Tellico

Generation No. 1


1. AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1 was born Abt. 1645 in Cherokee Nation East, Old Chota Tennessee, and died Bet. 1692 - 1749 in Cherokee Nation East. He married QUATSY- WOMAN OF THE WOLF CLAN WFT Est. 1659-1704. She was born Bet. 1650 - 1668 in Tellico, Cherokee Nation East, and died Bet. 1693 - 1755 in Cherokee Nation East.

Notes for AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO:
Moytoy, Supreme Chief of the Cherokee 1730 -- 1760. b. d.


More About AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO:
Elected: Cherokee Supreme Chief, 1730-1760

Children of AMATOYOA and QUATSY- are:

2. i. DAUGHTER # 5 MOYTOY2, b. WFT Est. 1648-1671, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1693-1759, Cherokee Nation East.
ii. DAUGHTER # 7 MOYTOY, b. WFT Est. 1658-1681; d. WFT Est. 1703-1769.
3. iii. DAUGHTER # 6 MOYTOY, b. WFT Est. 1659-1682, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1705-1771, Cherokee Nation East.
4. iv. DAUGHTER # 4 MOYTOY, b. WFT Est. 1663-1705, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1687-1786, Cherokee Nation East.
5. v. DAUGHTER # 9 MOYTOY, b. WFT Est. 1663-1705, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1687-1786.
6. vi. DO-YO-STI, b. Bet. 1678 - 1701, Cherokee Nation East; d. Bet. 1723 - 1789, Cherokee Nation East.
vii. OUKAH ULAH, b. Abt. 1681; d. WFT Est. 1755.

Notes for OUKAH ULAH:
Full Blood Cherokee.




More About OUKAH ULAH:
Attended: 1730, Delegation to King George II



7. viii. DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON, b. Abt. 1683, Wolf Clan; d. WFT Est. 1715-1777.
8. ix. DAUGHTER # 3 MOYTOY, b. WFT Est. 1683-1706; d. WFT Est. 1728-1794.
x. TISTOE, b. Abt. 1685; d. WFT Est. 1686-1775.

Notes for TISTOE:
Full Blood Cherokee.




9. xi. KANA-GA-TOGA "OLD HOP", b. Abt. 1690, Chota (Echota), Cherokee Nation East; d. August 1761, Chota, on Little Tennessee River.
10. xii. MOYTOY CHIEF OF TELLICO, b. Abt. 1700, Cherokee Nation East; d. Abt. 1741.


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Generation No. 2


2. DAUGHTER # 5 MOYTOY2 (AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1648-1671 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1693-1759 in Cherokee Nation East. She married SHAWNEE CAPTIVE WFT Est. 1665-1708. He was born WFT Est. 1639-1668, and died WFT Est. 1693-1753.

Child of DAUGHTER and SHAWNEE is:
i. SAVANOOKA3, b. Abt. 1690, Cherokee Nation East; d. Abt. December 1756; m. (1) 1ST FULL BLOOD CHEROKEE, WFT Est. 1707-1738; b. WFT Est. 1686-1705; d. WFT Est. 1707-1790; m. (2) NANCY DAUGHTERY, WFT Est. 1707-1738; b. WFT Est. 1686-1705; d. WFT Est. 1707-1790.
Notes for SAVANOOKA:
Died in battle. He was a staunch friend of the English, and for a generation, in times of trouble, the Carolina traders and authorities had relied on him, and had never failed them. It may have been through him that most of the English contacts and the Carolina traders first made with the Cherokees and with Chota.


More About NANCY DAUGHTERY:
Fact 10: 1/2 Cherokee Blood
Other Facts: 1/2 Cherokee Blood




3. DAUGHTER # 6 MOYTOY2 (AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1659-1682 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1705-1771 in Cherokee Nation East. She married SMALLPOX CONJUEVOR WFT Est. 1676-1719. He was born WFT Est. 1650-1680, and died WFT Est. 1705-1764.

Children of DAUGHTER and SMALLPOX are:
i. DAUGHTER OF SMALLPOX CONJUEVOR3, b. WFT Est. 1680-1720; d. WFT Est. 1692-1802.
ii. OUTACITE, b. WFT Est. 1680-1720; d. WFT Est. 1693-1799.
iii. KITTOGUSTA, b. Abt. 1700, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1714-1794, Cherokee Nation East; m. QUATSY, WFT Est. 1714-1747; b. WFT Est. 1683-1703; d. WFT Est. 1717-1789.
More About QUATSY:
Fact 10: He was Prince of Chota
Other Facts: He was Prince of Chota


11. iv. CHIEF OCONOSTOTA, b. WFT Est. 1702, Tanasee Town in Tn.; d. May 1782, Chota.


4. DAUGHTER # 4 MOYTOY2 (AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1663-1705 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1687-1786 in Cherokee Nation East. She married (2) CHRISTIAN G. PRIBER Abt. 1740. He was born Bet. 1700 - 1709 in European German States, and died Abt. 1743 in Frederica, Georgia (Ft. Oglethorpe).

More About CHRISTIAN G. PRIBER:
Burial: 1736, Arrived South Carolina
Fact 3: French Missionary
Fact 4: 1743, Prisoner by The British
Issued: 1736, Arrived South Carolina

Child of DAUGHTER # 4 MOYTOY is:
12. i. HOMING3, b. WFT Est. 1687-1737, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1715-1813, Cherokee Nation East.

Child of DAUGHTER and CHRISTIAN PRIBER is:
13. ii. CREAT PRIBER3, b. Bet. 1723 - 1750, Tellico Plains, TN; d. WFT Est. 1768-1835.


5. DAUGHTER # 9 MOYTOY2 (AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1663-1705 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1687-1786.

Child of DAUGHTER # 9 MOYTOY is:
14. i. AILSEY OF THE PAINT3 CLAN, I , b. WFT Est. 1710-1739; d. WFT Est. 1795-1831.


6. DO-YO-STI2 (AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Bet. 1678 - 1701 in Cherokee Nation East, and died Bet. 1723 - 1789 in Cherokee Nation East.

Children of DO-YO-STI are:
i. TAH-LON-TEE-SKEE3, b. WFT Est. 1701-1737; d. WFT Est. 1712-1819.
15. ii. TAVCHEE, b. WFT Est. 1703-1739, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1795-1828.
16. iii. RISING FAWN, b. WFT Est. 1714-1742; d. WFT Est. 1757-1830.
iv. KAH-YAHN-TEE-HEE, b. Private.


7. DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2 (AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1683 in Wolf Clan, and died WFT Est. 1715-1777. She married (1) CORNELIUS DAUGHTERY WFT Est. 1674-1716. He was born 1655 in Virginia, and died 1775 in Hiawassee Old Town, Tn.. She married (2) WHITE OWL RAVEN WFT Est. 1697-1730. He was born WFT Est. 1661-1689, and died WFT Est. 1715-1774.

Children of DAUGHTER and WHITE are:
17. i. ATTA-KULLA-KULLA3, b. WFT Est. 1708-1710, Seivers Island, Cherokee Nation East, TN; d. May 1777, Nachestown, NC, Cherokee Nation East.
ii. WILLENAWAH, b. WFT Est. 1710; d. Unknown.
18. iii. TAME DOE, b. Abt. 1712, Tn.; d. WFT Est. 1741-1806.
iv. KILLA-NE-CA THE BUCK, b. WFT Est. 1712; d. WFT Est. 1706-1805.
v. BETSY, b. 1720; d. 1793.


8. DAUGHTER # 3 MOYTOY2 (AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1683-1706, and died WFT Est. 1728-1794. She married RAVEN OF CHOTA WFT Est. 1700-1743. He was born WFT Est. 1674-1703, and died WFT Est. 1728-1788.

Children of DAUGHTER and RAVEN are:
i. DAUGHTER # 1 RAVEN3, b. WFT Est. 1704-1744; d. WFT Est. 1716-1826.
ii. DAUGHTER # 2 RAVEN, b. WFT Est. 1704-1744; d. WFT Est. 1716-1826.
iii. POUTING PIGEON, b. WFT Est. 1704-1744, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1717-1823, Cherokee Nation East.
iv. TATHTOWIE, b. WFT Est. 1704-1744; d. WFT Est. 1717-1823.
More About TATHTOWIE:
Fact 10: Went to England in 1730
Other Facts: Went to England in 1730


v. WILLIAM, b. WFT Est. 1704-1744; d. WFT Est. 1717-1823.
vi. STANDING TURKEY, b. Abt. 1725, Cherokee Nation East; d. Abt. 1760, Siege of Fort Loudoun, TN, Cherokee Nation East.


9. KANA-GA-TOGA "OLD HOP"2 (AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1690 in Chota (Echota), Cherokee Nation East, and died August 1761 in Chota, on Little Tennessee River. He married SU-GI WFT Est. 1709-1739. She was born 1694 in Cherokee Nation East, and died March 1751/52 in Cherokee Nation East.

Notes for KANA-GA-TOGA "OLD HOP":
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 6, Ed. 1, Tree #1229, Date of Import: Oct 8, 1999]

Also known as "Fire King" of Echota, Cherokee National East - "Old Hop" (chief or "Emperor" of the Cherokees - ancient cherokees also called their leaders "Kings")

Source - "Heritage of the Hills" - a Delaware Cty., Oklahoma History - page 214.

He was known as "Old Hop" because of his limp.

Old Frontiers pg. 67

Old Hop in his talk to Demere, gave his usual evidence of patriotism. He said: "I am now old and lie upon a bad bearskin. My life is not more than an inch long, and I know not when a bullet may cut it short. I want my brothers Captains Demere and Stuart to remember that the great warrior Oconostota and his brother Amo-Scossite are the only two men in the nation that ought to be thought of after my death. It is true that Willenawah and the Little Carpenter are my nephews, but I do not know how they would behave. If I had not remembered what I owe to a country I love, and had in mind to behave like a father, I would recommend my two sons, but I know them to be incapable, and biased by every lie that comes. I do not know how they will turn out, but I do know the others, for drunk or sober, they always admonish the indians to love the white people.

More About KANA-GA-TOGA "OLD HOP":
Occupation: He was Unk Chief or Fire Chief of Chota.

Children of KANA-GA-TOGA and SU-GI are:
i. SON 1 HOPPER3, b. Bet. 1709 - 1739; d. Unknown.
ii. SON 2 HOPPER, b. Bet. 1709 - 1739; d. Unknown.
19. iii. SOO-KIE HOPPER, b. Bet. 1730 - 1732, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1770-1825, Cherokee Nation East.


10. MOYTOY CHIEF OF TELLICO2 (AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1700 in Cherokee Nation East, and died Abt. 1741.

Children of MOYTOY CHIEF OF TELLICO are:
i. OCONOSTOTA3, b. 1705; d. Unknown.
ii. CLOGOITTAH, b. 1706; d. Unknown.
More About CLOGOITTAH:
Attended: 1730, Delegation to King George II


iii. KITEGISTA, b. 1708; d. Aft. 1788.
iv. TATHTOWE, b. 1712; d. Unknown.
More About TATHTOWE:
Attended: 1730, Delegation to King George II


v. KILLAQUE, b. 1714; d. Unknown.
vi. SKALILOSKEN, b. 1718; d. Unknown.
vii. GREAT EAGLE, b. 1720; d. Unknown.
viii. AMO-SCOTTIE, b. WFT Est. 1720-1741; d. WFT Est. 1726-1824.
ix. OUNACONOA, b. 1722; d. Unknown.
x. KOLLANNAH, b. 1724; d. Unknown.
xi. OUKAII-OUKAH, b. 1726; d. Unknown.
xii. AHNA-WAKIE, b. 1730; d. Unknown.
Notes for AHNA-WAKIE:
Possibly female?




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Generation No. 3


11. CHIEF OCONOSTOTA3 (DAUGHTER # 6 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1702 in Tanasee Town in Tn., and died May 1782 in Chota. He married OO-LOO-STA OF THE HOLLY CLAN WFT Est. 1715-1750. She was born WFT Est. 1680-1708, and died WFT Est. 1723-1796.

Children of CHIEF and OO-LOO-STA are:
20. i. OO-LOO-STA4, b. Abt. 1720, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1738-1814, Cherokee Nation East.
ii. TUCKASSEE, b. Private.


12. HOMING3 (DAUGHTER # 4 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1687-1737 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1715-1813 in Cherokee Nation East.

Child of HOMING is:
i. SOUR4 HOMING, b. Private.


13. CREAT PRIBER3 (DAUGHTER # 4 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Bet. 1723 - 1750 in Tellico Plains, TN, and died WFT Est. 1768-1835. She married DOUBLEHEAD Bet. 1771 - 1799, son of TAVCHEE and AILSEY CLAN. He was born Bet. 1735 - 1740 in Monticello, KY., and died August 09, 1807 in Cherokee Nation East.

Notes for DOUBLEHEAD:
The Secretary of War for the United States Governmrnt had issued orders to deal only with Doublehead between 1798 and 1805 on the assumption that he could always be bought. Some of the land scessions he made were a major portion of Tennessee, stretching from the Hiwassee River to Muscle Shoals, it contained the best hunting grounds in the Cherokee domain, including Cumberland Plateau and parts of Kentucky.

He was executed by The Ridge, and Alexander Saunders as a traitor and lawless speculator in Cherokee lands, other reasons were that he was a ruthless murderer, having beaten his pregnant wife until she miscarried, then continued to beat her until she died. He also killed a man called Bone-Polisher at the Cherokee ball play earlier in the day, of the same day he was executed.

Children of CREAT and DOUBLEHEAD are:
i. TUCKAHOE4, b. WFT Est. 1761-1789; d. WFT Est. 1781-1868; m. MARGARET MOUNCE, WFT Est. 1781-1826; b. WFT Est. 1760-1796; d. WFT Est. 1781-1876.
21. ii. PRINCESS CORNBLOSSOM, b. Abt. 1765, Stearns, KY; d. October 08, 1810, Stearns, KY.


14. AILSEY OF THE PAINT3 CLAN, I (DAUGHTER # 9 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1710-1739, and died WFT Est. 1795-1831. She married (1) CORNELIUS DAUGHTERY WFT Est. 1674-1716. He was born 1655 in Virginia, and died 1775 in Hiawassee Old Town, Tn.. She married (2) TAVCHEE WFT Est. 1728-1778, son of DO-YO-STI. He was born WFT Est. 1703-1739 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1795-1828.

More About CORNELIUS DAUGHTERY:
Other Facts: An Irishman who was an early trader among the Cherokee.

Child of AILSEY CLAN and CORNELIUS DAUGHTERY is:
22. i. MOSES4 DAUGHTERY, b. WFT Est. 1677-1727; d. WFT Est. 1751-1811.

Children of AILSEY CLAN and TAVCHEE are:
23. ii. WUR-TCH4, b. WFT Est. 1728-1751, Cherokee Nation East; d. Abt. 1814.
iii. PUMPKIN BOY, b. Bet. 1733 - 1779, Cherokee Nation East; d. Abt. September 1793.
More About PUMPKIN BOY:
Fact 10: Died in a battle
Other Facts: Died in a battle


iv. AILSEY OF THE PAINT CLAN II, b. WFT Est. 1733-1780, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1751-1861, Cherokee Nation East; m. JOHN BROWN, SR., Bet. 1751 - 1811; b. WFT Est. 1711-1764; d. WFT Est. 1728-1841.
v. DAUGHTER OF TAVCHEE, b. WFT Est. 1733-1780; d. WFT Est. 1751-1861; m. LEACH, WFT Est. 1751-1811; b. WFT Est. 1726-1778; d. WFT Est. 1751-1855.
vi. GI-YO-STI, b. WFT Est. 1733-1780, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1757-1861; m. JOHN WATTS, SR., Bet. 1757 - 1811; b. 1730, Orange Co., Va.; d. July 05, 1796, Madison Co., Ky..
vii. OO-LOO-STA, b. WFT Est. 1733-1780, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1751-1861, Cherokee Nation East; m. RAINCROW, WFT Est. 1751-1811; b. WFT Est. 1711-1764; d. WFT Est. 1728-1841.
24. viii. DOUBLEHEAD, b. Bet. 1735 - 1740, Monticello, KY.; d. August 09, 1807, Cherokee Nation East.
ix. CORN TASSELL, b. Bet. 1735 - 1740, Cherokee Nation East; d. July 28, 1891.
Notes for CORN TASSELL:
In his later life known as Old Tassel, was Principal Chief. Wrote North Carolina's Governor Martin the following letter.
Your people from Nolichucky are daily pushing us out of our lands. We have no place to hunt on. Your people have built houses within one day's walk of our towns. We don't want to quarrel... we... hope our elder brother will not take our lands from us... because he is stronger than we are. We are the first people that ever lived on this land; it is ours and why will our elder brother take it from us?... We have done nothing to offend our elder brother since the last treaty...We hope that...you will take pity on us your younger brother, and send Colonel Seiver, a good man, to have all your people moved off our land.




15. TAVCHEE3 (DO-YO-STI2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1703-1739 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1795-1828. He married AILSEY OF THE PAINT CLAN, I WFT Est. 1728-1778, daughter of DAUGHTER # 9 MOYTOY. She was born WFT Est. 1710-1739, and died WFT Est. 1795-1831.

Children are listed above under (14) Ailsey Of The Paint Clan, I .


16. RISING FAWN3 (DO-YO-STI2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1714-1742, and died WFT Est. 1757-1830. She married GHI-GO-NE-LI WFT Est. 1749-1784, son of OO-LOO-STA. He was born Abt. 1736 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1757-1827.

Child of RISING and GHI-GO-NE-LI is:
25. i. NANNIE OF THE HOLLEY CLAN4, b. Abt. 1754, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1776-1848, Cherokee Nation East.


17. ATTA-KULLA-KULLA3 (DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1708-1710 in Seivers Island, Cherokee Nation East, TN, and died May 1777 in Nachestown, NC, Cherokee Nation East. He married OLLIE OF THE PAINT CLAN WFT Est. 1728-1761. She was born Bet. 1706 - 1730 in Cherokee Nation East, and died Bet. 1753 - 1817 in Cherokee Nation East.

Notes for ATTA-KULLA-KULLA:
Attakullakulla, Supreme Chief of the Cherokee 1760 --1775. b Died. Attakullakulla or Little Carpenter, was 'Civil' or 'White' Chief, and lived in Chota. In 1735 he was taken , along with a small group of other Cherokees, to visit London. The Indians delighted the English residents and had their own eyes broadly opened to the attributes and strengths of white civilization. When they returned home, the English traders and officials made the most of this and over the next twenty years carefully cultivated the Cherokees by offering to help whenever the Cherokees needed it. Attakullakulla was especially responsive and in 1757 he would be instrumental in persuading the Governor of South Carolina to construct Fort Loudon to strengthen England's control over the area and to encourage more trade between the Cherokee and the Eastern coastal towns. In addition, the Chief invited at this time several more traders to set up headquarters in Chota and to take Cherokee wives.

Was called Little Carpenter because of his skill at negotiating, sources said it was as if he were building compromises.

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #1218, Date of Import: Jul 15, 1998]



More About ATTA-KULLA-KULLA:
Fact 1: Cherokee means "Little Carpenter"
Fact 5: Cherokee
Fact 10: Was a man of small stature. Was also the peace Chief.

Children of ATTA-KULLA-KULLA and OLLIE are:
i. ABRAHAM OF CHILLOWEE4, b. WFT Est. 1731-1760; d. WFT Est. 1737-1839.
ii. BADGER, b. WFT Est. 1731-1760; d. WFT Est. 1737-1839.
iii. LITTLE OWL, b. WFT Est. 1731-1760, Cherokee Nation East; d. Abt. 1793, Cherokee Nation East.
More About LITTLE OWL:
Fact 10: Died in a battle


26. iv. OLLIE OF THE PAINT CLAN II, b. WFT Est. 1731-1760; d. WFT Est. 1753-1841.
27. v. THE RAVEN OF CHOTA, b. WFT Est. 1731-1760; d. WFT Est. 1756-1839.
vi. TURTLE AT HOME, b. WFT Est. 1731-1760; d. WFT Est. 1736-1841.
28. vii. TARCHEE, b. WFT Est. 1748, Cherokee Nation East; d. Abt. March 1787, Cherokee Nation East.
viii. DRAGGING CANOE, b. Abt. 1750, Cherokee Nation East; d. March 01, 1792, Cherokee Nation East, at Running Water Town.
Notes for DRAGGING CANOE:
While a young boy, this future Chief wanted to accompany his father, Atta-kulla-kulla, and a Cherokee War Party going to battle with the Shawnee. Atta-Kulla-Kulla flatly refused the young boy permission to go; but he slipped away from home ahead of the War Party and hid out in a dugout canoe he knew the warriors must use. When the warriors arrived at the portage and discovered the determined lad, there was much teasing. Atta-Kulla-Kulla told his son that if he could carry the canoe across the portage he could go along; so the young boy grabbed one end of the canoe and started dragging it through the sand. The excited warriors shouted encouragement, saying
"Tsi yu Gansi.ni, Tsi.yu Gansi.ni" which translated means " he is dragging the canoe" and Dragging Canoe was his name from then on.
Dragging Canoe was one of the Cherokee's greatest warriors, ever. From the day of his declaration of a "dark and bloody settlement" during the Sycamore Shoals Treaty (1775), the Canoe never wavered from his avowed purpose of driving the Americans from Cherokee land. He had consistently refused to sign any treaty, deeds or barter away any of the land of his people. His statement to the Shawnee Delegation "WE ARE NOT YET CONQUERED" is still being repeated to this day.






18. TAME DOE3 (DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1712 in Tn., and died WFT Est. 1741-1806. She married SKAYAGUSTUEGWO WFT Est. 1713-1756. He was born WFT Est. 1700 in Cherokee Nation East, TN., and died WFT Est. 1741-1791.

More About TAME DOE:
Burial: Unknown, Cherokee
Issued: Cherokee

Notes for SKAYAGUSTUEGWO:
Deleware Chief.

More About SKAYAGUSTUEGWO:
Other Facts: Was a captured Deleware Indian Chief

Children of TAME and SKAYAGUSTUEGWO are:
i. ATTA-KULLA-GULLA4, b. WFT Est. 1717-1757; d. WFT Est. 1718-1807.
ii. TUSKEEGEE-TEE-HEE, b. WFT Est. 1717-1757; d. WFT Est. 1730-1836, Polk Co., Tn.
Notes for TUSKEEGEE-TEE-HEE:
Indian name Tuskeeteechee, it is said that at one time he ruled over seven towns and had influence over many other towns which listenwd to his talks.


More About TUSKEEGEE-TEE-HEE:
Issued: Cherokee


29. iii. WILDROSE NANCY WARD, b. Abt. 1738, CHOTA, CITY OF REFUGE, Cherokee Nation East, now TN; d. November 19, 1818, Womenkiller Ford of Ocowee River, Benton, Polk County, Tenn.


19. SOO-KIE HOPPER3 (KANA-GA-TOGA "OLD HOP"2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Bet. 1730 - 1732 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1770-1825 in Cherokee Nation East. She married DAVID MCDANIEL WFT Est. 1755-1760. He was born Bet. 1716 - 1732 in Scotland, and died WFT Est. 1768-1826.

Notes for SOO-KIE HOPPER:
Well known esteemed medicine woman.

Notes for DAVID MCDANIEL:
Also called William, David, and James McDaniel in some sources.

More About DAVID MCDANIEL:
Fact 10: Was a Scotish Trader
Military service: Bet. 1758 - 1761, Colonial Soldier

Children of SOO-KIE and DAVID MCDANIEL are:

30. i. CATHERINE4 MCDANIEL, b. WFT Est. 1760-1762, Cherokee Nation East, Echota Georgia; d. WFT Est. 1818-1854, Cherokee Nation East.
ii. JOHN MCDANIEL, b. WFT Est. 1764-1771; d. WFT Est. 1753-1852.
iii. WILLIAM MCDANIEL, b. WFT Est. 1766-1772; d. WFT Est. 1753-1852.
31. iv. ALEXANDER MCDANIEL, b. WFT Est. 1768, Cherokee Nation East; d. Abt. 1834, on the way back from Oklahoma.
v. LEWIS MCDANIEL, b. Abt. 1770; d. WFT Est. 1753-1852.
32. vi. LUCINDA MCDANIEL, b. WFT Est. 1772-1791; d. WFT Est. 1753-1855.
33. vii. ELIZABETH QUATSEY MCDANIEL, b. WFT Est. 1774-1775; d. WFT Est. 1753-1855.
viii. NELLIE MCDANIEL, b. WFT Est. 1776; d. WFT Est. 1753-1855.
ix. SUSANNAH MCDANIEL, b. WFT Est. 1776-1780; d. WFT Est. 1753-1855.
x. RUTH MCDANIEL, b. WFT Est. 1777-1778; d. WFT Est. 1753-1855.


Generation No. 4


20. OO-LOO-STA4 (CHIEF OCONOSTOTA3, DAUGHTER # 6 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1720 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1738-1814 in Cherokee Nation East.

Child of OO-LOO-STA is:
34. i. GHI-GO-NE-LI5, b. Abt. 1736, Cherokee Nation East; d. WFT Est. 1757-1827.


21. PRINCESS CORNBLOSSOM4 (CREAT PRIBER3, DAUGHTER # 4 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1765 in Stearns, KY, and died October 08, 1810 in Stearns, KY. She married JACOB TROXALL Abt. 1780. He was born January 18, 1758 in Philadelphia, PA, and died October 10, 1810 in Wayne Co., Ky.

More About JACOB TROXALL:
Burial: Unknown, Revolutionary War
Issued: Revolutionary War

Children of PRINCESS and JACOB TROXALL are:
i. PETER5 TROXALL, b. Abt. 1781; d. WFT Est. 1809-1872; m. (1) SALLY SARATTE, December 07, 1802, Wayne Co., Ky; b. WFT Est. 1765-1789; d. WFT Est. 1808-1877; m. (2) JENNY STEVENSON, January 16, 1803, Wayne Co., Ky; b. WFT Est. 1765-1789; d. WFT Est. 1808-1878.
ii. KATY TROXALL, b. Abt. 1783; d. WFT Est. 1809-1877; m. JONATHAN BLEVINS, April 07, 1803, Wayne Co., Ky; b. WFT Est. 1758-1784; d. WFT Est. 1808-1871.
iii. POLLY TROXALL, b. Abt. 1789; d. WFT Est. 1811-1883; m. TARLTON BLEVINS, January 16, 1804, Wayne Co., Ky; b. WFT Est. 1759-1789; d. WFT Est. 1809-1876.
35. iv. MARGARET TROXALL, b. Abt. 1790; d. WFT Est. 1836-1885.
36. v. ELIZABETH TROXALL, b. Abt. 1796, Tennesse; d. Aft. 1850, Kidd's Crossing Cem., Slavens, KY.
vi. SARAH TROXALL, b. Abt. 1798; d. WFT Est. 1824-1892; m. THOMAS BELL, February 09, 1818, Wayne Co., Ky; b. WFT Est. 1773-1799; d. WFT Est. 1823-1886.
vii. WILLIAM TROXALL, b. Abt. 1800; d. WFT Est. 1801-1890.


22. MOSES4 DAUGHTERY (AILSEY OF THE PAINT3 CLAN, I , DAUGHTER # 9 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1677-1727, and died WFT Est. 1751-1811. He married PEGGY BALDRIDGE WFT Est. 1701-1771. She was born WFT Est. 1724-1739, and died WFT Est. 1754-1828.

Child of MOSES DAUGHTERY and PEGGY BALDRIDGE is:
37. i. ELSIE5 DAUGHTERY, b. 1750; d. WFT Est. 1772-1844.


23. WUR-TCH4 (TAVCHEE3, DO-YO-STI2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1728-1751 in Cherokee Nation East, and died Abt. 1814. She married (1) COLONEL NATHANIEL GIST WFT Est. 1745-1788. He was born WFT Est. 1719-1748, and died WFT Est. 1773-1833. She married (2) JOHN BENGE WFT Est. 1745-1788. He was born WFT Est. 1719-1750, and died WFT Est. 1745-1833. She married (3) NATHANIEL GRIST WFT Est. 1745-1788. He was born WFT Est. 1719-1748, and died WFT Est. 1773-1833.

Child of WUR-TCH and NATHANIEL GIST is:
i. SEQUOYAH GIST5, b. Bet. 1760 - 1770, Cherokee Nation East; d. Abt. August 1843.

Child of WUR-TCH and NATHANIEL GRIST is:
ii. SEQUOYAH5 GRIST, b. Abt. 1770, Cherokee Nation East; d. Abt. August 1843.


24. DOUBLEHEAD4 (TAVCHEE3, DO-YO-STI2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Bet. 1735 - 1740 in Monticello, KY., and died August 09, 1807 in Cherokee Nation East. He married (1) SISTER OF MARGARET. She died Unknown. He married (2) CREAT PRIBER Bet. 1771 - 1799, daughter of CHRISTIAN PRIBER and DAUGHTER. She was born Bet. 1723 - 1750 in Tellico Plains, TN, and died WFT Est. 1768-1835.

Notes for DOUBLEHEAD:
The Secretary of War for the United States Governmrnt had issued orders to deal only with Doublehead between 1798 and 1805 on the assumption that he could always be bought. Some of the land scessions he made were a major portion of Tennessee, stretching from the Hiwassee River to Muscle Shoals, it contained the best hunting grounds in the Cherokee domain, including Cumberland Plateau and parts of Kentucky.

He was executed by The Ridge, and Alexander Saunders as a traitor and lawless speculator in Cherokee lands, other reasons were that he was a ruthless murderer, having beaten his pregnant wife until she miscarried, then continued to beat her until she died. He also killed a man called Bone-Polisher at the Cherokee ball play earlier in the day, of the same day he was executed.

Notes for SISTER OF MARGARET:
Sister of Margaret (Vann). Doublehead killed her baby in her womb, then beat her until she died. His acts of cruelty and violence throughout his life are well documented.

Children are listed above under (13) Creat Priber.


25. NANNIE OF THE HOLLEY CLAN4 (RISING FAWN3, DO-YO-STI2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1754 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1776-1848 in Cherokee Nation East. She married GEORGE LOWREY WFT Est. 1767-1799. He was born WFT Est. 1723-1754, and died WFT Est. 1774-1840.

Children of NANNIE and GEORGE LOWREY are:
38. i. GEORGE5 LOWREY II, b. Abt. 1770; d. 1852.
39. ii. ELIZABETH LOWREY, b. Bet. 1771 - 1772; d. Abt. 1839.


26. OLLIE OF THE PAINT CLAN II4 (ATTA-KULLA-KULLA3, DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1731-1760, and died WFT Est. 1753-1841. She married BLACKFOX WFT Est. 1747-1793. He was born WFT Est. 1721-1758, and died WFT Est. 1753-1836.

Child of OLLIE and BLACKFOX is:
i. JR.5 BLACKFOX, b. WFT Est. 1753-1792; d. WFT Est. 1762-1869.


27. THE RAVEN OF CHOTA4 (ATTA-KULLA-KULLA3, DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1731-1760, and died WFT Est. 1756-1839.

Children of THE RAVEN OF CHOTA are:
i. MOYTOY [PIDGEON]5, b. Private.
ii. CHIEF MOYTOY, b. WFT Est. 1756-1799; d. WFT Est. 1765-1875.


28. TARCHEE4 (ATTA-KULLA-KULLA3, DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1748 in Cherokee Nation East, and died Abt. March 1787 in Cherokee Nation East. He married DUTSI WFT Est. 1767-1784. She was born in Cherokee Nation East, and died Unknown.

Children of TARCHEE and DUTSI are:
40. i. OO-WATIE5, b. WFT Est. 1768-1787; d. WFT Est. 1790-1874.
41. ii. MAJOR MAJOR RIDGE, b. WFT Est. 1771, Hiawassee, at Savanna Ford N.C., later Tennessee; d. June 22, 1839, Cherokee Nation East.


29. WILDROSE NANCY WARD4 (TAME DOE3, DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1738 in CHOTA, CITY OF REFUGE, Cherokee Nation East, now TN, and died November 19, 1818 in Womenkiller Ford of Ocowee River, Benton, Polk County, Tenn. She married (1) KINGFISHER OF THE DEER CLAN Abt. 1752. He was born Bet. 1705 - 1736, and died 1755 in Canton County, Georgia. She married (2) BRYANT WARD September 18, 1756 in Chota, TN., son of BENJAMIN WARD and ATKINS. He was born 1719 in Carrick Parish, Ireland, and died August 15, 1815 in Franklin, Ga..

Notes for WILDROSE NANCY WARD:
Also known as Nancy
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2009, Date of Import: Apr 25, 1998]

Nancy Ward b. About 1738, d. 1822 She was a Full blood of the Wolf Clan, born in Chota, the City of Refuge and Capitol of the Cherokee Nation. Great grandfather was Moytoy of Tellico Supreme Chief 1730 -- 1760. Moytoy's second daughter, born about 1663 and her husband, The "Raven" of Chota were Nancy's grandparents. Nancy holds a position of great significance in Cherokee history. In 1738, Tame Do (the sister of Attakullakulla) and her husband, thought to be a Delaware Indian brave or Chief ( who died early in her life) gave birth to a daughter named Nancy, who in time became the last true Ghi Ga U or Beloved Woman of the Cherokees, and in who in her views regarding Cherokee and white relationships was an ally of Little Carpenter (Attakullakulla). In the early 1750's, she married the noted war leader, Kingfisher of the Deer Clan, and was at his side when in 1755 he was killed by Creek warriors at the battle of Taliwa. She immediately picked up his weapons and rallied the Cherokee warriors to overwhelming victory. Her first tangible reward was a black slave who had been left behind by the retreating Creeks, and legend has it that this was the beginning of black slavery among the Cherokees. Back at Chota, she was chosen to fill the vacant position of a Beloved Woman. It was believed that the Supreme Beings often spoke to the people through the beloved women, and they were given absolute power in the question of what to do with prisoners taken in war, a power exclusive to Ghi Ga U. Nancy did not hesitate to use the power. She was also head of the influential woman's council that consisted of a representative from each clan, and she sat as a voting member of the council of chiefs. In the late 1750's, about 1759, she married an already wed white trader named Bryant Ward, who before 1760 left her and returned to his white wife and children in South Carolina. In 1772, an English diplomat named Robertson visited Nancy's home at Chota, which he described as being furnished in a barbaric splendor that befitted her high rank. She was then thirty - five years old and he pictured her as "queenly and commanding"(Mooney -Myths of the Cherokee pg. 204 )

In June 1776, Dragging Canoe, Abraham and Raven ,Cherokee War Chiefs, with 250 warriors each, at the instigation of the British, planned to attack Western settlements Ghi-Ga-u warned the settlers of the impending attacks, then on July 20, 1776, Abraham, marching to attack Watauga in East Tennessee , captured Mrs. William Bean, mother of the first white child born in Tennessee. When the war party returned to Cherokee Country, Mrs. Bean was condemned to be burned at the stake. She was conducted to the top of a mound that stood in the center of Tuskeegee, which was located just above the mouth of the Tellico or Little Tennessee River. Bound at the stake, faggots piled around, torch about to be applied, Ghi Ga u appeared , cut the thongs and took the captive to her home, where Mrs. Bean taught her how to keep house and make butter. As soon as it was safe, Ghi Ga u sent her brother, Tuskeegeeteehee, or Longfellow of Chistatoa andher son Hiskyteehee, or Fivekiller sometimes called Littlefellow, to escort Mrs. Bean to her husband. Numerous settlements had been made on Cherokee land, in direct violation of royal decree from England. When the Revolutionary War broke out, the Cherokees again sided with the English. In 1776, the Cherokees prepared to attack simultaneously the frontier settlements of Virginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia. The responsibility assigned to 700 warriors from chota was to strike the settlers who lived in the Watuga area. As much for the Cherokees' sake as for that of the settlers, Nancy Ward helped Isaac Thomas, William Fawling and another white man to escape from Chota to warn the Watugans in time to build fortifications. This act established Nancy's reputation as a friend of the settlers. When in October 1776 Colonel William Christian led nearly 2,000 troops in a devastating raid, out of respect for Nancy Ward he spared Chota, while most of the other Cherokee towns were ravaged.In 1780, at a time when most of the Watauga men were away from home and engaged in the King's Mountain campaign, at the same time, the frontier rear guards became short on rations and Nancy Ward agreed to supply beef and had some cattle driven in, the Cherokees again prepared to attack the settlements in the Watauga area. Nancy Ward warned the whites a second time, but when the soldiers returned from King's Mountain and learned of the threat, they were enraged, and set out to teach the Cherokees a lesson they would never forget. Despite Nancy Ward's pleas for mercy and friendship, Chota was destroyed along with other towns, and for a short time she and her family were placed in protective custody. When they were released, they returned to help rebuild the town, and on July 20, 1781, she was the featured speaker for the Cherokees when the reeling people reluctantly accepted a peace treaty with the Wataugans. When the Treaty of Hopewell was made in South Carolina in 1785, she offered another dramatic plea for continued peace between the Indians and the whites. Once the unhappy war years were ended she lived in Chota, where although it was no longer the capitol of the nation, it was still a city of refuge, and from all over the nation she took into her home orphaned and homeless waifs, including mixed breeds. Nancy Ward died in 1822,(see below) a truly remarkable woman who learned a permanent place of honor in Cherokee and white history"( The Cherokee People pp. 193 - 194)
Ghi Ga u conducted an inn at the Womankiller ford of the Ocowee River for many years and became quite wealthy; her property consisted of livestock, slaves and money. Travelers called her "Granny Ward" because of her age and that she was the widow of Bryant Ward Nancy grew too old to meet with council and other chiefs, she sent her servant to take her walking stick, her badge of authority, to her appointed seat in the council building to assure that her spirit was there, most notably the council at Amoah, May 6, 1817, the renunciation of her delegated rights and in favor of the first Constitutional Enactment of the Cherokees. Nancy Ward died at her home at the Womankiller ford, in the spring of 1822. Her grave site, a designated state park, is located on a knoll next to U. S. Highway 411, just South of Benton, Tennessee, Buried beside her son, Fivekiller, a veteran of the War of 1812, and her brother Longfellow. Her grave site overlooks the site where Nancy ran her inn, where the old Unicoy Pike crossed the Ocoee River.( the Pike was the main road from Knoxville into Northern Georgia and was a popular resting place for travelers)

NOTE: Tuskeegee is the town name of one of the original 8 subdivisions of the Cuesta peace town of the Coosas, primal mother tribe of the Muskogees (Creeks) Choctaws, Chickasaws, and Seminoles. The suffix " tee hee " means killer, therefore, Ghi Ga u 's brother was " Tuskeegeekiller, known to the English by the descriptive name of Longfellow, because of his stature. Hisky is Cherokee for the number 5.
The Chattanooga, Tennessee Nancy Ward Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution placed a brass plaque on Nancy's grave in 1926. The Polk County and State centennial Commission honored Nancy as an American Patriot by placing a plaque near her grave that reads:

" THE WILD ROSE OF THE CHEROKEE"
Nancy ward, Princess and prophetess of the Cherokee Nation, Pocohontas of Tennessee, constant friend of the American Pioneer, had as her main objective, promoting peace between the Cherokees and the Pioneers. In 1776 she warned the settlers on the Watauga holst Rivers of the impending attack by the Cherokees. She also saved Mrs. William Bean from being burned at the stake. During the Indian outbreak of 1780, she helped many prisoners escape and often supplied starved prisoners with food. She was queenly and commanding in appearance and manner, tall, erect, and beautiful with an imperious and kindly air........."

On the Reservation Roll 1817.
Buried in Benton,Tenn.
The Last Beloved Woman of the Cherokees.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2360, Date of Import: Oct 6, 1997]

Nancy was a Cherokee Indian. Her grave is near Benton, TN., off Hwy 411. "She was 'The Wild Rose of Cherokee,' and a Beloved Woman. She played a significant role in the history of Tennessee. A friend to pioneers, she helped prevent war between the indians and settlers." This from the "Travel Tennessee, The Official 1994 Vacation Guide" She is listed in Llyman Draper's, Kings Mtn. Papers, pg 329, as having a son, "Little Fellow," a brother, "Long Fellow." Another indian prominently mentioned is "Bloody Fellow", who may be her father. Jmf 3/5/1995[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2360, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997]

Most Beloved Woman of the Overhill Cherokees - Adair's History of the American Indians, 1775

In later life Nancy Ward operated an inn at her home, the Wamankiller Ford on the Ocoee River near the present Benton, Tennessee.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #1218, Date of Import: Jul 15, 1998]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2009, Date of Import: Dec 30, 1996]

FROM A LETTER FROM BETTY GENE MCGEE TO GEAN ATKINSON DATED JULY 16, 1980
"...She (Nancy Ward) was quite a woman and because of her assistance during the Revolutionalry War, your daughters and mine are eligible to become Daughters of the American Revolution. She was the first slave owner of the tribe. She sold beef to the American soldiers and was the first Cherokee to do so. She was one outstanding woman and is known and respected by all Cherokees and is a source of great pride for your family."

Also known as Ghi-ga-u or Na-Ni.

Her father may have been Deleware Chief Emmet Starr.
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 4, Ed. 1, Tree #3570, Date of Import: Apr 28, 1998]

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More About WILDROSE NANCY WARD:
Burial: 1824, Descrepancy in death date "Spring 1824"

More About KINGFISHER OF THE DEER CLAN:
Issued: Cherokee

Notes for BRYANT WARD:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2360, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997]

Mentioned in "Tennessee Papers" (Pg 81) by Lyman Draper, in a letter from Wm. Martin, 7/7/1842, as having been known by Joseph Martin, a trader among the Cherokee, married to Nancy Ward (mother of his (Joseph's ) Cherokee wife). It is interestin that it does not say that Bryant was not listed as the father of Betsy, but since Betsy carried the name of Ward and was referred to as a "Half-breed" by Wm., I have listed her as his daughter.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2360, Date of Import: Oct 6, 1997]

Bryant Ward had served in the British Army during the Colonial Wars in America. After leaving the Army, he remained in America as a trader among the colonies and Cherokee Clans. Bryant's wife in Ireland had died, and his Irish son, John Ward, followed his father to America, married into the Cherokee Nation and founded a large family known as the Missionary Wards. Their Daughter, Elizabeth, married Brig. General Joseph Martin II. They had one child, Nancy, who married Michael Hildebrand about 1830. They had children. One grandson, Michael, who appeared on the U. S. Census Roll in Polk Co., Tennessee, as living with his grandfather.

A story, in Indian women chiefs' states that Bryant Ward traveled in Cherokee
Overhill Country shortly after Cherokees captured Fort Loudon August 7,1760.
Cherokee warriors met Bryant and accused him of being a British spy. He was taken before a Council of Chiefs and was sentenced to a test that would have resulted in his death. Nancy intervened for him and a meeting between Nancy and Bryant resulted in their marriage. They had one daughter, Elizabeth.

An article in Flower and feather says that Nancy and Bryant did not live
together very long. At the start of the Cherokee - English war of 1760, Ward left the Cherokee Nation and settled on the Tugaloo River in the Pendelton District of South Carolina where he married a white woman ( Ann ). His Last Will and Testament was dated August 18, 1815, probated in Franklin Co. Georgia, where he lived at the time of his death in 1815.

The Lyman C. Draper Manuscripts include a letter written by William Martin,
son of Joseph Martin, son - in - law to Nancy Ward, through daughter Elizabeth. Letter says that Bryant and Ann Ward ( white wife ) lived near his home on the Tugaloo River in 1793 - 1797. He states Bryant Ward had Married the notorious Nancy Ward and states "she was, as I think, one of the most superior women I have ever seen. ( meaning apart from education, ect.) Bryant Ward and his family recognize her, for I have frequently seen her there; we then not living far from the Cherokee settlement."


On the Reservation Roll 1817,and Emigration Roll 1817.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #1218, Date of Import: Jul 15, 1998]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2009, Date of Import: Dec 30, 1996]


More About BRYANT WARD:
Occupation: trader

Children of WILDROSE and KINGFISHER are:
42. i. CATHERINE KINGFISHER5, b. 1752, Cherokee Nation East Tennessee; d. Bet. 1800 - 1849, Cherokee Nation East Tennessee.
43. ii. FIVEKILLER KINGFISHER, b. Abt. 1755, Cherokee Nation East, TN; d. WFT Est. 1835, Polk, TN.

Child of WILDROSE and BRYANT WARD is:
44. iii. ELIZABETH5 WARD, b. Bet. 1756 - 1759, Chota, Cherokee Nation East, on the Little Tenn. River; d. WFT Est. 1783-1849, Tn..

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30. CATHERINE4 MCDANIEL (SOO-KIE HOPPER3, KANA-GA-TOGA "OLD HOP"2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1760-1762 in Cherokee Nation East, Echota Georgia, and died WFT Est. 1818-1854 in Cherokee Nation East. She married JOHN WARD 1779, son of BRYANT WARD and ANNA P.. He was born WFT Est. 1740-1760 in Ireland, and died WFT Est. 1815.

Notes for CATHERINE MCDANIEL:
Well known, esteemed medicine woman. 1/2 Cherokee, Married John "Jack" Ward at the age of seventeen.

Children of CATHERINE MCDANIEL and JOHN WARD are:
45. i. JAMES5 WARD, SR., b. May 22, 1785, Cherokee Nation, Warren Cty. Tenn.; d. WFT Est. 1826-1876.
46. ii. GEORGE WARD, b. March 17, 1787, Old Cherokee Nation, East; d. November 11, 1863, interred at Joe Ward Cemetery, SW of Maysville, Deleware Dist., ARK.
47. iii. SAMUEL WARD, SR., b. 1789; d. 1847.
48. iv. ELIZABETH WARD, b. 1790; d. Unknown.
49. v. SUSIE WARD, b. 1792; d. Unknown.
50. vi. NANCY LUCY WARD, b. January 1794; d. Unknown.
51. vii. BRYANT WARD, b. December 1794, Little River Georgia, Cherokee Nation East; d. Unknown.
viii. CHARLES JACKSON WARD, b. 1795; d. Unknown; m. (1) NANNIE CROSS; d. Unknown; m. (2) RUTH HOLLINSWORTH; d. Unknown; m. (3) MARY ELVIRA HENSLEY; d. Unknown.


31. ALEXANDER4 MCDANIEL (SOO-KIE HOPPER3, KANA-GA-TOGA "OLD HOP"2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1768 in Cherokee Nation East, and died Abt. 1834 in on the way back from Oklahoma. He married (1) HESTER. She died Unknown. He married (2) MARY CATHERINE WILSON (AH-GAH) Bet. 1794 - 1795, daughter of CHIEF BLACKSNAKE (GA-LE-GI). She was born Bet. 1768 - 1799 in Habersham Co., GA, and died WFT Est. 1796-1862.

Child of ALEXANDER MCDANIEL and HESTER is:
i. SUSANNAH5 MCDANIEL, d. Unknown; m. JAMES RAPER; d. Unknown.

Children of ALEXANDER MCDANIEL and MARY (AH-GAH) are:
52. ii. CATHERINE5 MCDANIEL, b. March 15, 1798, Habersham County, GA; d. August 24, 1890, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, I. T..
iii. LUCY MCDANIEL, b. 1794; d. Unknown.
53. iv. ELEANOR MCDANIEL, b. WFT Est. 1796, Cherokee Nation East; d. March 14, 1849, Ft.Smith, AR.
54. v. MARY ANN MCDANIEL, b. March 15, 1798, Habersham Co., GA; d. August 24, 1890, Cherokee Nation I. T..
vi. BRYCE MCDANIEL, b. 1800; d. Unknown.
vii. ALEC MCDANIEL, b. 1802; d. Unknown.


32. LUCINDA4 MCDANIEL (SOO-KIE HOPPER3, KANA-GA-TOGA "OLD HOP"2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1772-1791, and died WFT Est. 1753-1855. She married CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN MARTIN, JR. 1807 in Cherokee Nation East, GA, son of JOSEPH MARTIN and SUSANNAH EMORY. He was born October 20, 1781 in Martinsville, VA, and died October 17, 1840 in Ft. Gibson, OK.

Notes for CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN MARTIN, JR.:
HE WAS TREASURER OF THE CHEROKEE NATION, A JUDGE AND RESPECTED MEMBER OF THE TRIBE. INFO FROM WHITES AMONG THE CHEROKEE. JMF 6/28/1995
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2360, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997]


More About CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN MARTIN, JR.:
Fact 6: November 12, 1835, COMMSIONER OF NEW ECHOTA
Fact 7: July 08, 1817, SIGNER OF THE TREATY
Fact 8: February 27, 1819, SIGNED A TREATY
Fact 9: 1819, ELECTED TREASUER OF THE CHEROKEE NATION
Fact 10: 1821, SUPREME JUDGE OF THE CHEROKEE NATION
Fact 11: July 26, 1827, CONSTITURTIONAL CONVENTION

Children of LUCINDA MCDANIEL and JOHN MARTIN are:
i. AMELIA5 MARTIN, b. Abt. 1808, Salquary River, Murphy County, GA; d. Abt. 1860; m. JOHN B. DUNCAN, WFT Est. 1822-1849; b. WFT Est. 1791-1811; d. WFT Est. 1825-1897.
55. ii. MARTHA MARTIN, b. April 07, 1815, Murphy County, Salquary River, Georgia; d. January 24, 1875, Salina, Saline District, Cherokee Nation, interred Ross-Mayes cemetery.
56. iii. CHARLOTTE MARTIN, b. Abt. 1819, Murphy Co, GA; d. April 27, 1861.
57. iv. JOHN MARTIN III, b. June 11, 1819, Murphy Co, GA; d. November 20, 1847.
58. v. NANCY MARTIN V, b. May 22, 1821, Salgary River, Murphy Co., GA; d. December 06, 1871, Salina, Saline District, I.T., Oklahoma, interred Ross-Mayes Cemetery east of Salina.
59. vi. RACHEL MARTIN V, b. WFT Est. 1823, Salquary River, Murphy Co., Georgia; d. Abt. 1858.
vii. CICERO HOLT MARTIN, b. April 27, 1824, Murphy Co, GA; d. March 27, 1843, Saline Dist, Cherokee Nation, I.T..
60. viii. GABRIEL MARTIN, b. Abt. 1826, Murphy Co, GA; d. WFT Est. 1847-1916.


33. ELIZABETH QUATSEY4 MCDANIEL (SOO-KIE HOPPER3, KANA-GA-TOGA "OLD HOP"2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1774-1775, and died WFT Est. 1753-1855. She married WILLIAM DOWNING, JR. WFT Est. 1781-1817, son of WILLIAM DOWNING and ELSIE DAUGHTERY. He was born 1768, and died WFT Est. 1789-1858.

Children of ELIZABETH MCDANIEL and WILLIAM DOWNING are:
61. i. MARGARET WA-KEE5 DOWNING, b. WFT Est. 1787-1812, Georgia; d. WFT Est. 1831-1898.
ii. WALT DOWNING, b. WFT Est. 1789-1818; d. WFT Est. 1795-1897.
iii. JAMES DOWNING, b. WFT Est. 1789-1818; d. WFT Est. 1795-1897.
iv. MARTIN DOWNING, b. WFT Est. 1789-1818; d. WFT Est. 1795-1897.

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Generation No. 5


34. GHI-GO-NE-LI5 (OO-LOO-STA4, CHIEF OCONOSTOTA3, DAUGHTER # 6 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1736 in Cherokee Nation East, and died WFT Est. 1757-1827. He married RISING FAWN WFT Est. 1749-1784, daughter of DO-YO-STI. She was born WFT Est. 1714-1742, and died WFT Est. 1757-1830.

Child is listed above under (16) Rising Fawn.


35. MARGARET5 TROXALL (PRINCESS CORNBLOSSOM5, DOUBLEHEAD4, TAVCHEE3, DO-YO-STI2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1790, and died WFT Est. 1836-1885. She married JAMES BELL July 13, 1809 in Wayne Co., Ky. He was born Abt. 1786 in Buckingham Co. Va, and died April 1854 in Little South Fork, KY.

Children of MARGARET TROXALL and JAMES BELL are:
62. i. MARY6 BELL, b. Abt. 1812; d. WFT Est. 1854-1907.
ii. TARLTON BELL, b. January 20, 1812; d. June 13, 1886; m. SARAH DOLEN, December 13, 1836; b. WFT Est. 1798-1821; d. WFT Est. 1841-1910.
iii. JACOB BELL, b. 1816; d. WFT Est. 1877-1909; m. (1) MALINDA DENNY, November 28, 1833; b. 1804; d. WFT Est. 1838-1899; m. (2) NANCY CAYLOR, January 28, 1861; b. WFT Est. 1813-1844; d. WFT Est. 1866-1931; m. (3) POLLY ANN BELL, September 04, 1875; b. 1832; d. WFT Est. 1879-1927.
iv. DAVID BELL, b. 1817; d. WFT Est. 1844-1908; m. LEANN BELL, March 22, 1838; b. WFT Est. 1801-1825; d. WFT Est. 1844-1913.
v. WILLIAM BELL, b. 1818; d. July 18, 1853; m. ELIZABETH DENNY, March 30, 1837; b. 1825; d. WFT Est. 1841-1919.
63. vi. ELIZABETH BELL, b. Abt. 1820, Wayne Co., Ky; d. WFT Est. 1850-1914.
vii. MALINDA BELL, b. 1822; d. WFT Est. 1851-1916; m. JAMES BELL, March 07, 1845; b. 1825; d. WFT Est. 1851-1916.
viii. ANNA BELL, b. 1828; d. WFT Est. 1854-1922; m. JOHN S. BELL, October 18, 1848; b. 1826; d. WFT Est. 1854-1917.
ix. TELITHA BELL, b. January 30, 1829; d. July 18, 1908; m. ELISHA ROBERTS, January 23, 1852; b. April 03, 1828; d. January 30, 1918.
x. ELIZA BELL, b. 1830; d. WFT Est. 1862-1924; m. GRANVILLE SPRADLIN, March 11, 1857; b. 1838; d. WFT Est. 1863-1929.
xi. MARTHA BELL, b. 1832; d. WFT Est. 1861-1926; m. EDWARD BELL, October 1856; b. 1828; d. WFT Est. 1861-1919.
xii. PERNETTA BELL, b. 1834; d. WFT Est. 1864-1928; m. JAMES REDNOUR, May 24, 1859; b. WFT Est. 1812-1839; d. WFT Est. 1864-1925.


36. ELIZABETH5 TROXALL (PRINCESS CORNBLOSSOM5, DOUBLEHEAD4, TAVCHEE3, DO-YO-STI2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1796 in Tennesse, and died Aft. 1850 in Kidd's Crossing Cem., Slavens, KY. She married JAMES VAUGHN September 02, 1812 in Wayne Co., Ky. He was born Abt. 1791 in GA., and died WFT Est. 1839-1883 in Kidd's Crossing Cem., Slavens, KY.

Children of ELIZABETH TROXALL and JAMES VAUGHN are:
i. NANCY6 VAUGHN, b. Abt. 1819; d. WFT Est. 1836-1913; m. HIRAM ABBOTT, February 02, 1832, Wayne Co., Ky; b. WFT Est. 1787-1818; d. WFT Est. 1837-1905.
ii. JOHN VAUGHN, b. Abt. 1829; d. WFT Est. 1848-1920; m. USLEY GREGORY, April 24, 1842, Wayne Co., Ky; b. WFT Est. 1805-1831; d. WFT Est. 1847-1922.
iii. PEGGY VAUGHN, b. Abt. 1832; d. WFT Est. 1833-1926.
iv. HIRAM VAUGHN, b. Abt. 1834; d. WFT Est. 1851-1924; m. ELIZABETH GREGORY, WFT Est. 1851-1884; b. WFT Est. 1830-1850; d. WFT Est. 1851-1934.
v. MALINDA VAUGHN, b. Abt. 1837; d. WFT Est. 1860-1931; m. PERRY ANDERSON, March 21, 1854, Wayne Co., Ky; b. WFT Est. 1809-1837; d. WFT Est. 1859-1924.
64. vi. REBECCA JANE VAUGHN, b. Abt. 1837; d. Abt. 1910.


37. ELSIE5 DAUGHTERY (MOSES4, AILSEY OF THE PAINT3 CLAN, I , DAUGHTER # 9 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born 1750, and died WFT Est. 1772-1844. She married WILLIAM DOWNING, SR. WFT Est. 1766-1798, son of GEORGE DOWNING and HANNAH FAWLING. He was born Abt. 1750, and died WFT Est. 1771-1841.

Child of ELSIE DAUGHTERY and WILLIAM DOWNING is:
65. i. WILLIAM6 DOWNING, JR., b. 1768; d. WFT Est. 1789-1858.


38. GEORGE5 LOWREY II (NANNIE OF THE HOLLEY CLAN6, GHI-GO-NE-LI5, OO-LOO-STA4, CHIEF OCONOSTOTA3, DAUGHTER # 6 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1770, and died 1852.

Children of GEORGE LOWREY II are:
i. LUCY6 LOWREY, b. 1786; d. October 10, 1846; m. BENGE; d. October 20, 1852.
ii. UNK LOWREY, d. Unknown; m. DAVID BROWN; d. Unknown.


39. ELIZABETH5 LOWREY (NANNIE OF THE HOLLEY CLAN6, GHI-GO-NE-LI5, OO-LOO-STA4, CHIEF OCONOSTOTA3, DAUGHTER # 6 MOYTOY2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Bet. 1771 - 1772, and died Abt. 1839. She married JOHN WALKER, JR. WFT Est. 1787-1823, son of JOHN WALKER and CATHERINE. He was born 1773 in Cherokee Nation East, TN, and died Abt. 1835.

Children of ELIZABETH LOWREY and JOHN WALKER are:
i. JOHN6 WALKER III, b. WFT Est. 1789-1827; d. WFT Est. 1815-1905; m. (1) NANCY BUSHYHEAD, WFT Est. 1815-1862; b. 1811; d. 1839, MO; m. (2) EMILY STANFIELD MEIGS, January 10, 1824, Rhea County, TN; b. November 23, 1808; d. June 20, 1888, TN.
ii. CARTER WALKER, b. 1800, TN; d. 1845; m. SARAH E. BREWER; b. 1806, GA; d. December 11, 1871.


40. OO-WATIE5 (TARCHEE4, ATTA-KULLA-KULLA3, DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1768-1787, and died WFT Est. 1790-1874. He married SUSANNAH REESE WFT Est. 1787-1822. She died Unknown.

More About OO-WATIE:
Issued: Full Blood Cherokee

More About SUSANNAH REESE:
Burial: Unknown, Mixed Blood Cherokee
Issued: Mixed Blood Cherokee

Children of OO-WATIE and SUSANNAH REESE are:
i. STAND WATIE6, b. WFT Est. 1790-1823; d. WFT Est. 1799-1905; m. SARAH CAROLINE BELL; d. Unknown.
More About STAND WATIE:
Burial: Unknown, Confederate General
Issued: Confederate General


ii. ELIZABETH WAITE, b. Bet. 1790 - 1823; d. Unknown; m. GEORGE WASHINGTON CANDY; b. 1805, Candy's Creek, McMinn County, TN; d. May 09, 1856.
66. iii. ELIAS CORNELIUS BOUDINOT, SR. , b. Abt. 1800, Cherokee Nation east; d. June 22, 1839, Park Hill, Indian Territory.
iv. MARY ANN WAITE, b. 1814; d. May 1844; m. JOHN WALKER CANDY; b. 1807; d. July 1868.


41. MAJOR MAJOR RIDGE5 (TARCHEE4, ATTA-KULLA-KULLA3, DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born WFT Est. 1771 in Hiawassee, at Savanna Ford N.C., later Tennessee, and died June 22, 1839 in Cherokee Nation East. He married SUSANNA WICKETT. She was born Abt. 1770 in Cherokee Nation East, and died September 1849.

Notes for MAJOR MAJOR RIDGE:
Member of the Deer Clan.
Was executed for the unsanctioned sale of Cherokee land-a law which he had signed in 1829. All to be executed were Major Ridge, John Ridge, Elias Boudinot, Stand Waite, John A. Bell, James Starr, George W. Adair and possibly others were named as accused. Three members from each clan sat in judgement, the authority of the judges extending only to their clansmen. His executioners were James Forman, Isaac and Anderson Springston, Bird Doublehead, James and Jefferson Hair.



More About MAJOR MAJOR RIDGE:
Issued: Full Blood Cherokee

More About SUSANNA WICKETT:
Issued: Mixed Blood cherokee

Children of MAJOR and SUSANNA WICKETT are:
i. INFANT6 RIDGE, b. Bet. 1795 - 1830, died at birth; d. Unknown, Oothcaloga, not far from present-day Calhoun, Gordon County GA..
ii. WALTER RIDGE, b. Bet. 1795 - 1830, Oothcaloga, not far from present-day Calhoun, Gordon County GA.; d. Unknown.
iii. NANCY RIDGE, b. Abt. 1800, Oothcaloga, not far from present-day Calhoun, Gordon County GA.; d. Abt. 1818, Oothcaloga; m. RICKY; d. Unknown.
Notes for NANCY RIDGE:
Died in childbirth.


67. iv. JOHN RIDGE, b. Abt. 1803, Oothcaloga, not far from present-day Calhoun, Gordon County GA.; d. June 22, 1839.
v. SARAH RIDGE, b. Abt. 1810, Oothcaloga, not far from present-day Calhoun, Gordon County GA.; d. Unknown; m. (1) GEORGE PASCHAL; d. Unknown; m. (2) PIX; d. Unknown.
Notes for PIX:
Texas Pioneer.[Roberts-McGinnis.FTW]

Texas Pioneer.[Roberts-McGinnis.FTW]

Texas Pioneer.




42. CATHERINE KINGFISHER5 (WILDROSE NANCY WARD4, TAME DOE3, DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born 1752 in Cherokee Nation East Tennessee, and died Bet. 1800 - 1849 in Cherokee Nation East Tennessee. She married (1) ELLIS HARLAN Abt. 1763 in Tn., Cherokee Nat. East, son of EZEKIAL HARLAN and HANNAH OSBORN. He was born Abt. 1731 in Chester Co., Pa., and died WFT Est. 1798-1825 in McMinn Co., Tn.. She married (2) SAMUEL CANDY, SR. WFT Est. 1768-1801. He was born WFT Est. 1737-1757, and died WFT Est. 1771-1843. She married (3) JOHN WALKER, SR. WFT Est. 1768-1801. He was born WFT Est. 1737-1757, and died WFT Est. 1771-1843.

More About CATHERINE KINGFISHER:
Blood Degree:: Full

More About ELLIS HARLAN:
Burial: Unknown, Cherokee
Fact 5: Pennsylvania
Issued: Cherokee

Notes for SAMUEL CANDY, SR.:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2009, Date of Import: Apr 25, 1998]

on the Reservation Roll 1817, and on the Henderson Roll 1835.[Roberts-McGinnis.FTW]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2009, Date of Import: Apr 25, 1998]

on the Reservation Roll 1817, and on the Henderson Roll 1835.[Roberts-McGinnis.FTW]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2009, Date of Import: Apr 25, 1998]

on the Reservation Roll 1817, and on the Henderson Roll 1835.

Children of CATHERINE and ELLIS HARLAN are:
68. i. NANCY6 HARLAN, b. Abt. 1764, Tn., Cherokee Nat. East; d. 1841, Evansville, Washington Co., Ar..
69. ii. GEORGE HARLAN, b. Bet. 1779 - 1794, Tn., Cherokee Nat. East; d. WFT Est. 1848.
70. iii. EZEKIAL HARLAN IV, b. Bet. 1781 - 1796, Tn., Cherokee Nat. East; d. 1817.
71. iv. SUSANNAH HARLAN, b. Bet. 1784 - 1798, Tn., Cherokee Nat. East; d. WFT Est. 1818, Tn., Cherokee Nat. East.
72. v. RUTH HARLAN, b. WFT Est. 1786-1791, Tn., Cherokee Nat. East; d. Abt. 1845, Tn., Cherokee Nat. East.
73. vi. SARAH HARLAN, b. Bet. 1788 - 1789, Tn., Cherokee Nat. East; d. WFT Est. 1817-1883.
74. vii. ELIZABETH HARLAN, b. August 15, 1793, Tn., Cherokee Nat. East; d. September 19, 1826, Tennessee.

Child of CATHERINE and SAMUEL CANDY is:
75. viii. SAMUEL6 CANDY, JR., b. WFT Est. 1768; d. WFT Est. 1766-1870.

Children of CATHERINE and JOHN WALKER are:
76. ix. JENNIE6 WALKER, b. 1771, Cherokee Nation East, TN; d. WFT Est. 1766-1873, Cherokee Nation West, IT (now OK)Saline District.
77. x. JOHN WALKER, JR., b. 1773, Cherokee Nation East, TN; d. Abt. 1835.

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43. FIVEKILLER KINGFISHER5 (WILDROSE NANCY WARD4, TAME DOE3, DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Abt. 1755 in Cherokee Nation East, TN, and died WFT Est. 1835 in Polk, TN. He married CATHERINE SWIMMER WFT Est. 1772-1805. She was born WFT Est. 1780, and died WFT Est. 1772-1855.

Notes for FIVEKILLER KINGFISHER:
Indian name Hiskyteechee. he was called Little Fellow during his youth because he was very small for his age, he was given the name Five Killer when he became a Chief.[Roberts-McGinnis.FTW]

Indian name Hiskyteechee. he was called Little Fellow during his youth because he was very small for his age, he was given the name Five Killer when he became a Chief.[Roberts-McGinnis.FTW]

Indian name Hiskyteechee. he was called Little Fellow during his youth because he was very small for his age, he was given the name Five Killer when he became a Chief.

More About FIVEKILLER KINGFISHER:
Fact 5: Cherokee
Fact 10: Was named Shortfellow when he was a boy
Other Facts: Was named Shortfellow when he was a boy

Child of FIVEKILLER and CATHERINE is:
i. CHU-KAH-WAH-LIS-KA KINGFISHER6, b. 1820; d. Unknown.


44. ELIZABETH5 WARD (WILDROSE NANCY WARD4, TAME DOE3, DAUGHTER #2 NANCY BON2, AMATOYOA MOYTOY-CHIEF OF TELLICO1) was born Bet. 1756 - 1759 in Chota, Cherokee Nation East, on the Little Tenn. River, and died WFT Est. 1783-1849 in Tn.. She married (1) BRIGADIER GENERAL JOSEPH MARTIN, JR. Abt. 1777, son of JOSEPH MARTIN and SUSANNAH CHILES. He was born September 18, 1740 in Charlotteville, Albemarle Co., Va., and died December 18, 1808 in Leatherwood Martinsville, Henry Co., Va., interred Belle Mont.. She married (2) DANIEL BARNARD HUGHES Aft. 1784. He was born Bet. 1750 - 1759 in TN, and died WFT Est. 1789-1841.

Notes for ELIZABETH WARD:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2360, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997]

"TENNESSEE PAPERS", Lyman C. Draper, Pg 81, Wm. Martin writes that "my father (Joseph) when appointed Indian Agent took young half-breed Cherokee, Betsy Ward, daughter of Nancy Ward, as his wife...Bryant Ward...married Nancy Ward, mother of my father's Cherokee wife." It is interesting that while Betsy carried the "Ward" name, it is stated that Bryant Ward married her mother. This would imply that Bryant was not Betsy's father, but I have shown her as the daughter of Bryant.
"TN COUSINS" Pg 202 says "Many such marriages to the Indians occurred, including that of Sam Houston and Joseph Martin, though Houston's Indian wife had no children" This confirms that Joseph and Betsy did have children as stated by William in his letter to Draper.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2360, Date of Import: Oct 6, 1997]

on Emigration Roll 1817[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 17, Ed. 1, Tree #1218, Date of Import: Jul 15, 1998]



Notes for BRIGADIER GENERAL JOSEPH MARTIN, JR.:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2009, Date of Import: Apr 25, 1998]

Brigadier General Joseph Martin II had the rare distinction of simultaneously bearing commissions to this rank in the militia service of Virginia and North Carolina.He was Commanded by Gov. Patrick Henry as, Agent and Supt. of Indian Affairs for the State of Virginia,on Nov. 3,1777.

Info says "from Martinsville, Va." General Joseph Martin is listed in Collier's Encyclopedia as having founded Martinsville, Va. in 1792. Martinsville is located 50 miles south of Roanoke, VA. and is the county seat of Henry Co. There is a note about a painting done by Wm. C. Cooper, "ENGLAND", AND 6'2", Lyman Draper, R. D. Brooks, and Betsy's connection to William and Joseph. He was a General in the war for independence from Britain, The Revolutionary War. He fought alongside George Washington and Nathaniel Green. He fought at Yorktown, Virginia.
Brice Martin is listed as Joseph's youngest brother in "TN AND KING'S MTN. PAPERS," LYMAN DRAPER.
There is a John C. Martin of Woodbury, Cannon Co, Tn, who advised Lyman Draper that his brother William was one of the older sons of Gen. Joseph Martin, who served in the War of 1812, but I have found no reference to him. The death of John C. Martin of Wilson Co., Tn., is listed 4/10/1837. NASHVILLE REPUBLICAN
Joseph was a LT. under Capt Abraham Penn in 1774, TN & KING'S MTN, L.C.DRAPER.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA" lists all children with their mothers. It would appear that there were only two children from the marriage to Betsy Ward. This book also says that Joseph "formed an association with Betsy Ward." He was a large man, bald for many years, wore chin whiskers which were plaited and worn beneath his shirt. There is a note in this book "13TH child married a "Rucker." The children are listed in the order as given in this book.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA," PG 91-94, born near Charlottsville, Va, in 1740, of English desent, strong willed, ran away from school, but great student of nature and man. Besetting sin was gambling, soon in debt. At end of French and Indian War, spent 6 years hunting and trading with indians and with valuable furs and money from gambling, paid off debts. His companion often was Ben Cleveland, hero of King's Mtn. 1763, went beyond mountains and settled Powell's Valley, now known as Martin's Station (near Knoxville). Three years as overseer for relative netted enough to buy "Scuffle Hill" Farm on Smith's River, below Martinsville. In 1773 moved his family to this plantation. 1774, Dunmore commissioned him Capt. of Militia, but served as LT. in Capt. Abram Penn's Co. against Shawnee. 1775, Capt of Committee of Safety for VA. Formed an "association with Betsy Ward, daughter of Nancy Ward, a half breed, and closely allied to some indian chiefs." Gained valuable information this way. 1777-1789 Superintent of Cherokee Affairs, appointed by Gov. Patrick Henry, pay was 20 shillings a day while with indians, half pay when at Williamsburg. Appointed Major of Battallion against Cherokees and series of successes raised him in Nation's prominence and placed him among heroes in Rev. War. 1783, commissioned to treat with Creeks, Cherokees and Chickamaugas and by gifts, warfare ended. After 15 years of public service returned to his farm, Sarah died in 1782 and he married Susanna, daughter of Thomas Graves, who lived across river above the double branches, but soon when to GA to fight indians and was elected to GA legisature. 1791-1800 served in legislature of VA from Henry Co. He was a large man with propossessing appearance, bland and courteous in manners, not lazy. Was bald for many years, but wore chin whiskers that he plaited and wore beneath his shirt. Fond of fine clothes, but stuck with old style of short trousers, knee buckles, never drunk, lost a tooth, or bled by lancet. 1804 sold "Scuffle Hill" and bought plantation from Randolph Harrison on Leatherwood where he died in 1808.
DAR # 68 649 (with Graves) and #'s 47 839, 66 913, 69 061, and 79 099 (with Lucas) from Marriages of Some Va. Residents.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #5263, Date of Import: Nov 13, 1997]

!Family History by Lucy Henderson Horton (GS# 929.273)
Tennessee Cousins (GS# 976.8 D2r)
Smith Co., TN Cemeteries North of the Cumberland River (GS# 976.852 V3s)
Smith Co., TN Wills 1803-1896 (GS# 976.852 P2k)
History of Smith Co., TN (GS# 570807) #2
IGI of VA
1850 US Census, Fristo Twp., Benton Co., MO (GS# 14872) p. 285
1860 US Census, Jackson Twp., St. Clair, MO (GS# 803644) p. 51
Marriage Bonds of Wilson Co., TN (GS# 430826)
1810 US Census, Grainger Co., TN (GS# 976.8932 X2g)
Occupation: VA State Legislature and General in the Revolutionary War.
Burial: Belmont Estate
Joseph Martin served in the Revolutionary War
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2360, Date of Import: Oct 6, 1997]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Tree #2080, Date of Import: Dec 3, 1997]

JOSEPH MARTIN THE THIRD WAS A GENERAL IN THE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE, THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. HE FOUGHT ALONGSIDE GEORGE WASHINGTON AND NATHANIEL GREENE.
FOUGHT AT YORKTOWN, VA.
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 27, Ed. 1, Tree #3064, Date of Import: Jun 2, 1999]

Revolutionary War soldier and Indian fighter

Served in Virginia State Legislature
Burial in Belmont Estate

Family tree Volume II Sarah Lucas Tree #5263

Info says "from Martinsville, Va." Gen. Joseph Martin is listed in Collier's Encyclopedia as having founded Martinsville, Va. in 1792. Martinsville is located 50 miles south of Roanoke, VA. and is the county seat of Henry Co. There is a note about a painting done by Wm. C. Cooper, "ENGLAND", AND 6'2", Lyman Draper, R. D. Brooks, and Betsy's connection to William and Joseph.
Brice Martin is listed as Joseph's youngest brother in "TN AND KING'S MTN. PAPERS," LYMAN DRAPER.
There is a John C. Martin of Woodbury, Cannon Co, Tn, who advised Lyman Draper that his brother William was one of the older sons of Gen. Joseph Martin, who served in the War of 1812, but I have found no reference to him. The death of John C. Martin of Wilson Co., Tn., is listed 4/10/1837. NASHVILLE REPUBLICAN
Joseph was a LT. under Capt Abraham Penn in 1774, TN & KING'S MTN, L.C.DRAPER.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA" lists all children with their mothers. It would appear that there were only two children from the marriage to Betsy Ward. This book also says that Joseph "formed an association with Betsy Ward." He was a large man, bald for many years, wore chin whiskers which were plaited and worn beneath his shirt. There is a note in this book "13TH child married a "Rucker." The children are listed in the order as given in this book.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA," PG 91-94, born near Charlottsville, Va, in 1740, of English desent, strong willed, ran away from school, but great student of nature and man. Besetting sin was gambling, soon in debt. At end of French and Indian War, spent 6 years hunting and trading with indians and with valuable furs and money from gambling, paid off debts. His companion often was Ben Cleveland, hero of King's Mtn. 1763, went beyond mountains and settled Powell's Valley, now known as Martin's Station (near Knoxville). Three years as overseer for relative netted enough to buy "Scuffle Hill" Farm on Smith's River, below Martinsville. In 1773 moved his family to this plantation. 1774, Dunmore commissioned him Capt. of Militia, but served as LT. in Capt. Abram Penn's Co. against Shawnee. 1775, Capt of Committee of Safety for VA. Formed an "association with Betsy Ward, daughter of Nancy Ward, a half breed, and closely allied to some indian chiefs." Gained valuable information this way. 1777-1789 Superintent of Cherokee Affairs, appointed by Gov. Patrick Henry, pay was 20 shillings a day while with indians, half pay when at Williamsburg. Appointed Major of Battallion against Cherokees and series of successes raised him in Nation's prominence and placed him among heroes in Rev. War. 1783, commissioned to treat with Creeks, Cherokees and Chickamaugas and by gifts, warfare ended. After 15 years of public service returned to his farm, Sarah died in 1782 and he married Susanna, daughter of Thomas Graves, who lived across river above the double branches, but soon when to GA to fight indians and was elected to GA legisature. 1791-1800 served in legislature of VA from Henry Co. He was a large man with propossessing appearance, bland and courteous in manners, not lazy. Was bald for many years, but wore chin whiskers that he plaited and wore beneath his shirt. Fond of fine clothes, but stuck with old style of short trousers, knee buckles, never drunk, lost a tooth, or bled by lancet. 1804 sold "Scuffle Hill" and bought plantation from Randolph Harrison on Leatherwood where he died in 1808.
DAR # 68 649 (with Graves) and #'s 47 839, 66 913, 69 061, and 79 099 (with Lucas) from Marriages of Some Va. Residents.
[Roberts-McGinnis.FTW]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2009, Date of Import: Apr 25, 1998]

Brigadier General Joseph Martin II had the rare distinction of simultaneously bearing commissions to this rank in the militia service of Virginia and North Carolina.He was Commanded by Gov. Patrick Henry as, Agent and Supt. of Indian Affairs for the State of Virginia,on Nov. 3,1777.

Info says "from Martinsville, Va." General Joseph Martin is listed in Collier's Encyclopedia as having founded Martinsville, Va. in 1792. Martinsville is located 50 miles south of Roanoke, VA. and is the county seat of Henry Co. There is a note about a painting done by Wm. C. Cooper, "ENGLAND", AND 6'2", Lyman Draper, R. D. Brooks, and Betsy's connection to William and Joseph. He was a General in the war for independence from Britain, The Revolutionary War. He fought alongside George Washington and Nathaniel Green. He fought at Yorktown, Virginia.
Brice Martin is listed as Joseph's youngest brother in "TN AND KING'S MTN. PAPERS," LYMAN DRAPER.
There is a John C. Martin of Woodbury, Cannon Co, Tn, who advised Lyman Draper that his brother William was one of the older sons of Gen. Joseph Martin, who served in the War of 1812, but I have found no reference to him. The death of John C. Martin of Wilson Co., Tn., is listed 4/10/1837. NASHVILLE REPUBLICAN
Joseph was a LT. under Capt Abraham Penn in 1774, TN & KING'S MTN, L.C.DRAPER.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA" lists all children with their mothers. It would appear that there were only two children from the marriage to Betsy Ward. This book also says that Joseph "formed an association with Betsy Ward." He was a large man, bald for many years, wore chin whiskers which were plaited and worn beneath his shirt. There is a note in this book "13TH child married a "Rucker." The children are listed in the order as given in this book.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA," PG 91-94, born near Charlottsville, Va, in 1740, of English desent, strong willed, ran away from school, but great student of nature and man. Besetting sin was gambling, soon in debt. At end of French and Indian War, spent 6 years hunting and trading with indians and with valuable furs and money from gambling, paid off debts. His companion often was Ben Cleveland, hero of King's Mtn. 1763, went beyond mountains and settled Powell's Valley, now known as Martin's Station (near Knoxville). Three years as overseer for relative netted enough to buy "Scuffle Hill" Farm on Smith's River, below Martinsville. In 1773 moved his family to this plantation. 1774, Dunmore commissioned him Capt. of Militia, but served as LT. in Capt. Abram Penn's Co. against Shawnee. 1775, Capt of Committee of Safety for VA. Formed an "association with Betsy Ward, daughter of Nancy Ward, a half breed, and closely allied to some indian chiefs." Gained valuable information this way. 1777-1789 Superintent of Cherokee Affairs, appointed by Gov. Patrick Henry, pay was 20 shillings a day while with indians, half pay when at Williamsburg. Appointed Major of Battallion against Cherokees and series of successes raised him in Nation's prominence and placed him among heroes in Rev. War. 1783, commissioned to treat with Creeks, Cherokees and Chickamaugas and by gifts, warfare ended. After 15 years of public service returned to his farm, Sarah died in 1782 and he married Susanna, daughter of Thomas Graves, who lived across river above the double branches, but soon when to GA to fight indians and was elected to GA legisature. 1791-1800 served in legislature of VA from Henry Co. He was a large man with propossessing appearance, bland and courteous in manners, not lazy. Was bald for many years, but wore chin whiskers that he plaited and wore beneath his shirt. Fond of fine clothes, but stuck with old style of short trousers, knee buckles, never drunk, lost a tooth, or bled by lancet. 1804 sold "Scuffle Hill" and bought plantation from Randolph Harrison on Leatherwood where he died in 1808.
DAR # 68 649 (with Graves) and #'s 47 839, 66 913, 69 061, and 79 099 (with Lucas) from Marriages of Some Va. Residents.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #5263, Date of Import: Nov 13, 1997]

!Family History by Lucy Henderson Horton (GS# 929.273)
Tennessee Cousins (GS# 976.8 D2r)
Smith Co., TN Cemeteries North of the Cumberland River (GS# 976.852 V3s)
Smith Co., TN Wills 1803-1896 (GS# 976.852 P2k)
History of Smith Co., TN (GS# 570807) #2
IGI of VA
1850 US Census, Fristo Twp., Benton Co., MO (GS# 14872) p. 285
1860 US Census, Jackson Twp., St. Clair, MO (GS# 803644) p. 51
Marriage Bonds of Wilson Co., TN (GS# 430826)
1810 US Census, Grainger Co., TN (GS# 976.8932 X2g)
Occupation: VA State Legislature and General in the Revolutionary War.
Burial: Belmont Estate
Joseph Martin served in the Revolutionary War
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2360, Date of Import: Oct 6, 1997]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Tree #2080, Date of Import: Dec 3, 1997]

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JOSEPH MARTIN THE THIRD WAS A GENERAL IN THE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE, THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. HE FOUGHT ALONGSIDE GEORGE WASHINGTON AND NATHANIEL GREENE.
FOUGHT AT YORKTOWN, VA.
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 27, Ed. 1, Tree #3064, Date of Import: Jun 2, 1999]

Revolutionary War soldier and Indian fighter

Served in Virginia State Legislature
Burial in Belmont Estate

Family tree Volume II Sarah Lucas Tree #5263

Info says "from Martinsville, Va." Gen. Joseph Martin is listed in Collier's Encyclopedia as having founded Martinsville, Va. in 1792. Martinsville is located 50 miles south of Roanoke, VA. and is the county seat of Henry Co. There is a note about a painting done by Wm. C. Cooper, "ENGLAND", AND 6'2", Lyman Draper, R. D. Brooks, and Betsy's connection to William and Joseph.
Brice Martin is listed as Joseph's youngest brother in "TN AND KING'S MTN. PAPERS," LYMAN DRAPER.
There is a John C. Martin of Woodbury, Cannon Co, Tn, who advised Lyman Draper that his brother William was one of the older sons of Gen. Joseph Martin, who served in the War of 1812, but I have found no reference to him. The death of John C. Martin of Wilson Co., Tn., is listed 4/10/1837. NASHVILLE REPUBLICAN
Joseph was a LT. under Capt Abraham Penn in 1774, TN & KING'S MTN, L.C.DRAPER.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA" lists all children with their mothers. It would appear that there were only two children from the marriage to Betsy Ward. This book also says that Joseph "formed an association with Betsy Ward." He was a large man, bald for many years, wore chin whiskers which were plaited and worn beneath his shirt. There is a note in this book "13TH child married a "Rucker." The children are listed in the order as given in this book.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA," PG 91-94, born near Charlottsville, Va, in 1740, of English desent, strong willed, ran away from school, but great student of nature and man. Besetting sin was gambling, soon in debt. At end of French and Indian War, spent 6 years hunting and trading with indians and with valuable furs and money from gambling, paid off debts. His companion often was Ben Cleveland, hero of King's Mtn. 1763, went beyond mountains and settled Powell's Valley, now known as Martin's Station (near Knoxville). Three years as overseer for relative netted enough to buy "Scuffle Hill" Farm on Smith's River, below Martinsville. In 1773 moved his family to this plantation. 1774, Dunmore commissioned him Capt. of Militia, but served as LT. in Capt. Abram Penn's Co. against Shawnee. 1775, Capt of Committee of Safety for VA. Formed an "association with Betsy Ward, daughter of Nancy Ward, a half breed, and closely allied to some indian chiefs." Gained valuable information this way. 1777-1789 Superintent of Cherokee Affairs, appointed by Gov. Patrick Henry, pay was 20 shillings a day while with indians, half pay when at Williamsburg. Appointed Major of Battallion against Cherokees and series of successes raised him in Nation's prominence and placed him among heroes in Rev. War. 1783, commissioned to treat with Creeks, Cherokees and Chickamaugas and by gifts, warfare ended. After 15 years of public service returned to his farm, Sarah died in 1782 and he married Susanna, daughter of Thomas Graves, who lived across river above the double branches, but soon when to GA to fight indians and was elected to GA legisature. 1791-1800 served in legislature of VA from Henry Co. He was a large man with propossessing appearance, bland and courteous in manners, not lazy. Was bald for many years, but wore chin whiskers that he plaited and wore beneath his shirt. Fond of fine clothes, but stuck with old style of short trousers, knee buckles, never drunk, lost a tooth, or bled by lancet. 1804 sold "Scuffle Hill" and bought plantation from Randolph Harrison on Leatherwood where he died in 1808.
DAR # 68 649 (with Graves) and #'s 47 839, 66 913, 69 061, and 79 099 (with Lucas) from Marriages of Some Va. Residents.
[Roberts-McGinnis.FTW]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2009, Date of Import: Apr 25, 1998]

Brigadier General Joseph Martin II had the rare distinction of simultaneously bearing commissions to this rank in the militia service of Virginia and North Carolina.He was Commanded by Gov. Patrick Henry as, Agent and Supt. of Indian Affairs for the State of Virginia,on Nov. 3,1777.

Info says "from Martinsville, Va." General Joseph Martin is listed in Collier's Encyclopedia as having founded Martinsville, Va. in 1792. Martinsville is located 50 miles south of Roanoke, VA. and is the county seat of Henry Co. There is a note about a painting done by Wm. C. Cooper, "ENGLAND", AND 6'2", Lyman Draper, R. D. Brooks, and Betsy's connection to William and Joseph. He was a General in the war for independence from Britain, The Revolutionary War. He fought alongside George Washington and Nathaniel Green. He fought at Yorktown, Virginia.
Brice Martin is listed as Joseph's youngest brother in "TN AND KING'S MTN. PAPERS," LYMAN DRAPER.
There is a John C. Martin of Woodbury, Cannon Co, Tn, who advised Lyman Draper that his brother William was one of the older sons of Gen. Joseph Martin, who served in the War of 1812, but I have found no reference to him. The death of John C. Martin of Wilson Co., Tn., is listed 4/10/1837. NASHVILLE REPUBLICAN
Joseph was a LT. under Capt Abraham Penn in 1774, TN & KING'S MTN, L.C.DRAPER.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA" lists all children with their mothers. It would appear that there were only two children from the marriage to Betsy Ward. This book also says that Joseph "formed an association with Betsy Ward." He was a large man, bald for many years, wore chin whiskers which were plaited and worn beneath his shirt. There is a note in this book "13TH child married a "Rucker." The children are listed in the order as given in this book.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA," PG 91-94, born near Charlottsville, Va, in 1740, of English desent, strong willed, ran away from school, but great student of nature and man. Besetting sin was gambling, soon in debt. At end of French and Indian War, spent 6 years hunting and trading with indians and with valuable furs and money from gambling, paid off debts. His companion often was Ben Cleveland, hero of King's Mtn. 1763, went beyond mountains and settled Powell's Valley, now known as Martin's Station (near Knoxville). Three years as overseer for relative netted enough to buy "Scuffle Hill" Farm on Smith's River, below Martinsville. In 1773 moved his family to this plantation. 1774, Dunmore commissioned him Capt. of Militia, but served as LT. in Capt. Abram Penn's Co. against Shawnee. 1775, Capt of Committee of Safety for VA. Formed an "association with Betsy Ward, daughter of Nancy Ward, a half breed, and closely allied to some indian chiefs." Gained valuable information this way. 1777-1789 Superintent of Cherokee Affairs, appointed by Gov. Patrick Henry, pay was 20 shillings a day while with indians, half pay when at Williamsburg. Appointed Major of Battallion against Cherokees and series of successes raised him in Nation's prominence and placed him among heroes in Rev. War. 1783, commissioned to treat with Creeks, Cherokees and Chickamaugas and by gifts, warfare ended. After 15 years of public service returned to his farm, Sarah died in 1782 and he married Susanna, daughter of Thomas Graves, who lived across river above the double branches, but soon when to GA to fight indians and was elected to GA legisature. 1791-1800 served in legislature of VA from Henry Co. He was a large man with propossessing appearance, bland and courteous in manners, not lazy. Was bald for many years, but wore chin whiskers that he plaited and wore beneath his shirt. Fond of fine clothes, but stuck with old style of short trousers, knee buckles, never drunk, lost a tooth, or bled by lancet. 1804 sold "Scuffle Hill" and bought plantation from Randolph Harrison on Leatherwood where he died in 1808.
DAR # 68 649 (with Graves) and #'s 47 839, 66 913, 69 061, and 79 099 (with Lucas) from Marriages of Some Va. Residents.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #5263, Date of Import: Nov 13, 1997]

!Family History by Lucy Henderson Horton (GS# 929.273)
Tennessee Cousins (GS# 976.8 D2r)
Smith Co., TN Cemeteries North of the Cumberland River (GS# 976.852 V3s)
Smith Co., TN Wills 1803-1896 (GS# 976.852 P2k)
History of Smith Co., TN (GS# 570807) #2
IGI of VA
1850 US Census, Fristo Twp., Benton Co., MO (GS# 14872) p. 285
1860 US Census, Jackson Twp., St. Clair, MO (GS# 803644) p. 51
Marriage Bonds of Wilson Co., TN (GS# 430826)
1810 US Census, Grainger Co., TN (GS# 976.8932 X2g)
Occupation: VA State Legislature and General in the Revolutionary War.
Burial: Belmont Estate
Joseph Martin served in the Revolutionary War
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2360, Date of Import: Oct 6, 1997]

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Tree #2080, Date of Import: Dec 3, 1997]

JOSEPH MARTIN THE THIRD WAS A GENERAL IN THE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE, THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. HE FOUGHT ALONGSIDE GEORGE WASHINGTON AND NATHANIEL GREENE.
FOUGHT AT YORKTOWN, VA.
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 27, Ed. 1, Tree #3064, Date of Import: Jun 2, 1999]

Revolutionary War soldier and Indian fighter

Served in Virginia State Legislature
Burial in Belmont Estate

Family tree Volume II Sarah Lucas Tree #5263

Info says "from Martinsville, Va." Gen. Joseph Martin is listed in Collier's Encyclopedia as having founded Martinsville, Va. in 1792. Martinsville is located 50 miles south of Roanoke, VA. and is the county seat of Henry Co. There is a note about a painting done by Wm. C. Cooper, "ENGLAND", AND 6'2", Lyman Draper, R. D. Brooks, and Betsy's connection to William and Joseph.
Brice Martin is listed as Joseph's youngest brother in "TN AND KING'S MTN. PAPERS," LYMAN DRAPER.
There is a John C. Martin of Woodbury, Cannon Co, Tn, who advised Lyman Draper that his brother William was one of the older sons of Gen. Joseph Martin, who served in the War of 1812, but I have found no reference to him. The death of John C. Martin of Wilson Co., Tn., is listed 4/10/1837. NASHVILLE REPUBLICAN
Joseph was a LT. under Capt Abraham Penn in 1774, TN & KING'S MTN, L.C.DRAPER.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA" lists all children with their mothers. It would appear that there were only two children from the marriage to Betsy Ward. This book also says that Joseph "formed an association with Betsy Ward." He was a large man, bald for many years, wore chin whiskers which were plaited and worn beneath his shirt. There is a note in this book "13TH child married a "Rucker." The children are listed in the order as given in this book.
"HISTORY OF HENRY CO., VA," PG 91-94, born near Charlottsville, Va, in 1740, of English desent, strong willed, ran away from school, but great student of nature and man. Besetting sin was gambling, soon in debt. At end of French and Indian War, spent 6 years hunting and trading with indians and with valuable furs and money from gambling, paid off debts. His companion often was Ben Cleveland, hero of King's Mtn. 1763, went beyond mountains and settled Powell's Valley, now known as Martin's Station (near Knoxville). Three years as overseer for relative netted enough to buy "Scuffle Hill" Farm on Smith's River, below Martinsville. In 1773 moved his family to this plantation. 1774, Dunmore commissioned him Capt. of Militia, but served as LT. in Capt. Abram Penn's Co. against Shawnee. 1775, Capt of Committee of Safety for VA. Formed an "association with Betsy Ward, daughter of Nancy Ward, a half breed, and closely allied to some indian chiefs." Gained valuable information this way. 1777-1789 Superintent of Cherokee Affairs, appointed by Gov. Patrick Henry, pay was 20 shillings a day while with indians, half pay when at Williamsburg. Appointed Major of Battallion against Cherokees and series of successes raised him in Nation's prominence and placed him among heroes in Rev. War. 1783, commissioned to treat with Creeks, Cherokees and Chickamaugas and by gifts, warfare ended. After 15 years of public service returned to his farm, Sarah died in 1782 and he married Susanna, daughter of Thomas Graves, who lived across river above the double branches, but soon when to GA to fight indians and was elected to GA legisature. 1791-1800 served in legislature of VA from Henry Co. He was a large man with propossessing appearance, bland and courteous in manners, not lazy. Was bald for many years, but wore chin whiskers that he plaited and wore beneath his shirt. Fond of fine clothes, but stuck with old style of short trousers, knee buckles, never drunk, lost a tooth, or bled by lancet. 1804 sold "Scuffle Hill" and bought plantation from Randolph Harrison on Leatherwood where he died in 1808.
DAR # 68 649 (with Graves) and #'s 47 839, 66 913, 69 061, and 79 099 (with Lucas) from Marriages of Some Va. Residents.

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