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Cherokee Indian Nation of Oklahoma Group is for anyone interested in connecting with others with Cherokee Indian ancestry. Also posting interesting information or stories about the Cherokee Indian Nation of Oklahoma.

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any relation to the infamous Rachel L Davis or (Martha B Davis, mother of Asa N. Hays) 1 Reply

Started by deborah irene davis. Last reply by lisa marquez Sep 5, 2010.

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Comment by Patricia Quinn on August 6, 2011 at 11:56pm

Posting a long shot here - looking for descendants of a ROWE family who were located in the Creek Nation in Alabama in the early 1800's.  This area became Talladega County.  Three sons of this family ended up in Texas by 1855 - William P. born 1816; Abram C. born 1817; and Solomon J. born 1818.  We don't know the father's name, but using an educated guess, we believe he was a John ROWE.  No clue at all as to the mother's name.

 

This family changed the spelling from ROWE to ROE once they arrived in TX.  If even a tiny bit of this sounds familiar, sure would like to hear!

Comment by Tanya weiss on April 27, 2011 at 1:48pm
I'm searching for my Tittle-Buffington family.  I have a lot of information on the Buffington side, but am at a brick wall with William R. Tittle.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Comment by Connie Underwood on March 16, 2011 at 10:26pm

Hello

   I am interested in informatin on Old Hop Moytoy, Granny Hop, and Sookie.  I believe they were in TN, and possibly in GA.  

Comment by Terry Walton on July 9, 2010 at 11:54am
For those of you who want more info about the Tribes' make up; i.e. physical appearance, laws, customs, rituals,etc. , google and read the first chapter - Changing Cherokee Ways 1690-1790 , on the google books link. From the book Cherokee Renascence in the New Republic. Scroll up to the index link to check for ancestors.
Comment by Terry Walton on July 7, 2010 at 11:06am
Here are my Parris/Pearis lines,and their birth years starting with my GGM, Nellie Parris - 1879, sp. Pryor Weaver - 1873 ... James Parris - 1851, sp. Nancy Parris - 1848 (cousins) ... George 'Lo-Wa-Nv' Parris - 1823. sp. Annie McLaughlin - 1824 Robert Parris - 1795. sp. Hester (unk.) 1800 ... George Parris - 1758. sp. Hannah Baldridge - abt. 1760 ... Richard Pearis - 1725 sp. Pratchey Moytoy - 1734
Comment by Kathleen Forshey-Burns on June 30, 2010 at 10:30am
My Ward-Tittle line settle in Vinita Oklahoma and so did my Prather-Rogers line although Edith Caroline is buried in Welch with her husband Robert Allen Prather. This is still in Craig County Oklahoma
Comment by Kathleen Forshey-Burns on June 30, 2010 at 10:29am
My Cherokee lines come from two sides of my mother's line. Rosanna Ward married Daniel Marion Tittle and their son James Marion Tittle married Annie Henrietta Prather whose mother was Cherokee. Her name was Edith Caroline Rogers. She was the granddaughter of Charles Rogers who married Nannie Downing and Charles father was Capt. John "Hell Fire Jack" Rogers who married Elizabeth Emory. Rosanna Ward was the daughter of James Ward Sr. whose father was John Ward who married Catherine "Katy" McDaniel who was the granddaughter of Chief Old Hop
Comment by Lori Hunter Moore on June 28, 2010 at 2:11am
Looking for any information on Dave Ridge, he was the incoming sheriff and murdered on 27 Sep 1897 at the Saline County Courthouse. His daughter, Nan Ridge Howard was my Mam maw and a wonderful lady.
Her mother was Caroline Parris Ridge, aka Callie Ridge.

Many Blessing to all
Comment by Barbara Ann Rendl on May 28, 2010 at 9:45am
http://www.cherokeephoenix.org/24961/Article.aspx. Wish I could attend....sounds interesting....
Comment by Barbara Ann Rendl on May 19, 2010 at 4:45pm
Oops sorry....might should not be part of that website...tried to fix it but I am so computer illiterate sometimes....
 

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