The Genealogy & Family History Social Network
-
Terry
- Female
- Madera, CA
- United States
- Blog Posts (3)
- Discussions
- Events
- Groups (2)
- Photos (7)
- Photo Albums (4)
- Videos
Terry's Page
Gifts Received
Terry has not received any gifts yet
Latest Activity
John Patten commented on Terry's blog post 'Native American Bloodlines'
Hi. I found your experiences with Native American records and government to be rather interesting, for the fact that they parallel my own experiences as a person of Aboriginal Australian descent. Here the same sort of trivializing, somewhat racist…
Terry left a comment for Dae Powell
This is kind of wierd, but it was thought that maybe his dad was Ruben Moren, and maybe Ruben's dad was Abner Moren. They had slaves and it shows a part where Ruben Moren had a women and two little kids black 40 women, and two 4 year olds,…
Terry left a comment for Dae Powell
I think so. My grandpa was born Nov 4 of that election year and my great grandparents voted for him. I have these: 1910 United States Federal Census
1870 United States Federal Census
1920 United States Federal Census
1850 U.S. Federal Census - Slave…
Dae Powell left a comment for Terry
Hey Terry,
It sounds like you're on the hunt, alright. Super!
Interesting, Woodrow Wilson has been one of my favourite presidents for years. Do you have the 1900 Census for David Clark Moren? It was a very good one for many details.
Happy…
Terry left a comment for Dae Powell
My Powell's were in Alabama we have been as far back as 1799. If they had Indian or not I do not in any fact or percentage. : ) I'll check out your site too : ) The person I would like to know about most is David Clark Moren. I want to…
Dae Powell left a comment for Terry
Hey Terry,
Aye, one can be of Mexican descent, w/o having been born there.
My father's name is John Powell, but no Cherokee ancestry. His great-grand uncle was John Powell, born in London, but died in Texas. Still, he had no Native American…
Terry left a comment for Dae Powell
Do you have a relation to the Powell's in my tree? A relative from Texas told me she belived Emilie Augusta Powell was part Cherokee. I belive her father was John Powell, and I found a John Powell that was Chactaw, but his case number showed he…
Dae Powell left a comment for Terry
Hi Terry,
Native American research has been a fascinating endeavor for me. Thank goodness I live near the NARA! LOL. Keep digging -- there's got to be a pony in there somewhere, right?
Happy Dae·
ShoeString Genealogy
Terry commented on stella buckley's group 'Harrison Family Genealogy'
The first Harrison in my tree is Margaret Jane Harrison (1820 - 1890), who married Alfred Sloan. Their daughter was Missouri Ophila Sloan, who married, Wiliam Thomas Menefee Or Meneffee, and they had Mary Jane Meneffee, who married J. Richard Liles,…
Harrison Family Genealogy
The Harrison family originated from Parr, St.Helens, Lancashire, England. James and his daughters emmigrated to America in 1894 and lived in Scranton, Pennsylvannia and Baltimore, Maryland. Daughter Mary married Arthur E. Linney.
Terry joined stella buckley's group
Moren, Moran, Morin Surnames and Variants
Designed for the research of the Moren Surname and variant spellings of the name. Post a new topic or join an existing one.
Terry joined Di Tarhalla's group
Terry left a comment for Dae Powell
Wow. I see that we have a lot of simular names in our family tree. I am relativly new to this. I still need to go through a lot of hints in my family tree and delet things. I am fairly sure parents, grandparents and such are right, however, I think…
Terry updated their profile photo
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Moren, Jenkins, Burns, Liles
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- USA through Europe
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- Wanting to know.
Terry's Photos
Terry's Blog
David Clark Moren 1841 Arkansas
David Clark Moren 1841 Sevier, Arkansas Territory, United States is my great great grandfather. He passed away in 1928 in Dresden, Navarro County. His children were Thomas Mathew, Elijah David ( my GG), and "Betty" Augusta Emily Moren. My grandfather is Woodrow Wilson Moren and just reciently passed away. My father is Woodrow Carlton Moren.
I am wondering if anyone knows for sure who his parents are and has any hard proof. I would love to be able to trace him out of the United…
ContinuePosted on March 17, 2010 at 7:00pm
Native American Bloodlines
Today I called the Choctaw Nation and I found out that even if you are Native American you have to be a direct descendent of a person who's NAME APPEARS on the DAWES list, BETWEEN 1898 to 1906 on INDIAN TERRITORY at the time.
http://www.nls.uk/blogs/bartholomew/index.cfm/2009/2/13/The-Indian-Territory Map of Indian Territory.
If…
ContinuePosted on March 17, 2010 at 6:27pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 4:31pm on March 19, 2010,
Dae Powell said…
- Hey Terry,
It sounds like you're on the hunt, alright. Super!
Interesting, Woodrow Wilson has been one of my favourite presidents for years. Do you have the 1900 Census for David Clark Moren? It was a very good one for many details.
Happy Dae·
- At 12:40pm on March 19, 2010,
Dae Powell said…
- Hey Terry,
Aye, one can be of Mexican descent, w/o having been born there.
My father's name is John Powell, but no Cherokee ancestry. His great-grand uncle was John Powell, born in London, but died in Texas. Still, he had no Native American ancestry, either.
Sorry, we're not related, yet! LOL. But there's bound to be a connection if we get back far enough, right?
Happy Dae·
- At 11:36am on March 19, 2010,
Dae Powell said…
- Hi Terry,
Native American research has been a fascinating endeavor for me. Thank goodness I live near the NARA! LOL. Keep digging -- there's got to be a pony in there somewhere, right?
Happy Dae·
ShoeString Genealogy
- At 9:11am on March 16, 2010,
Gena Philibert Ortega said… - Welcome to GenealogyWise!
GenealogyWise is the social network for genealogists. This is the place to network with other researchers and make discoveries about your family history.
As you begin to explore and get to know GenealogyWise we would like to provide you with some suggestions on how to use GenealogyWise.
You can join or create surname, locality or topic Groups. You can find Groups under the Group link on the green toolbar on GenealogyWise
Join us in the Chat Room, for a quick question about research, a chat with fellow genealogists or attend one of our educational presentations. You can find the Chat Schedule under the Chat link on the green toolbar. To join us in the Chat Room click on the grey toolbar labeled GenealogyWise Chat at the bottom of GenealogyWise.
Post a Blog article or a Forum question from the GenealogyWise homepage. This is a great way to share your knowledge on a genealogy topic or ask a question.
Find other members on GenealogyWise by clicking on the Members link in the green toolbar. You can also conduct a basic search or advanced search to find Members with a common surname, research interest or living in a particular locality.
Questions about using GenealogyWise? Feel free to ask questions in the group Member 2 Member Help at www.genealogywise.com/group/genealogywisememberhelp . You can also report problems or ask questions by clicking on the Report an Issue link at the bottom of GenealogyWise.
Once again Welcome to GenealogyWise, I hope you make some great discoveries.
Gena Philibert Ortega, Community Manager
GenealogyWise
Our Genealogy Links
Badge
© 2012 Created by Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies.
