Any research on Oliver Hazard Perry Brewer of Cherokee
Nation? See: www.nancyward.com and www.amonsoquath.org and www.powhatan.org and www.hazardkentucky.com and other sites. Is he related
to the Brewer families of Wolfe County, Rogers, KY and
Charlie Brewer family of Perry County, Hazard, KY?
also see: www.combs-families.org - Knott County, KY photos
and nearby state photos. The Harlan families and Ward and Phipps families of KY, Martin family, my families, and the Combs family of Long Island, TN/VA - Holston River to Hazard, KY and elsewhere is of interest to the group, as well as KINGFISHER, - the man and the town - Kingfisher, Oklahoma, as well as Creech of Southern Appalachians. Also see: www.geocities.com/ringfingers/whitetop.html -
ESCAPE THE TRAIL OF TEARS to wigwams in KY - Cherokee Chief Redbird, also of NC and Black Hawk Sizemore, who may be buried at Happy, KY, near Hazard,
and the Laurel Band of Cherokee, Creeks, Catawba, creoles,
whites and Thousandsticks, KY. - posted by - V. Martin Ogrosky, Charlotte, NC, University of Kentucky, Hazard, KY
native. no email due to hackers and crackers.

Mr. Ogrosky, I can not answer your question concerning your
Mr. Brewer. I would like to know which WARD family of KY that you are referring to. Also would like to know why you mention the area of Thousandsticks,KY in your message.

Hi,
Do you know the birth date or parents of your Oliver? My Grandfather was one of the Wolfe Co. Brewer's. I have several Olivers in my notebooks. It was a name quite a few used. I've heard that Cherokee blood blood is in our family.
And, I do know that I am of Melungeon descent. I am on cochicine, for FMF......you can email me at home addy.......
I can send what I have. Wanda Brewer Shepherd

No, but Tennessee comes up with him at times, Middle Tennessee, I think. Many old timers moved often for many reasons. The Cumberland River, with headwaters in southeast Kentucky, flows past Nashville. There is a Perry County, KY and Perry County, TN, I think. His time was in the mid 1800's? You may also find Charlie Brewer, deceased of Hazard, KY, and very strong Indian appearance, of interest. Charlie died about 1970, or so. The Wolfe County, KY links to The Cherokee Nation are very real. The Swift Mine legends in Wolfe County are most interesting, too. The Shawnee knew that moving too far into the Kentucky Cherokee mountains was most dangerous. The statues and medals and coins found in the Pine Mountain caves south of Wolfe County are of ancient origin with links, in my opinion, to the Shaman Priest Class of Old Cherokee Nation It is possible that there was more than one "Swift's Mine." See the site:
www.cherokeecouncilofamerica.com

Cherokee Council--this Charlie Brewer, was he born in Wolfe county? I have an Uncle, deceased, same time frame named Charles. My Charles Brewer died in Ohio. His father was named Perry Harmon Brewer. Do we speak of the same Charles?

My grandfather, Perry, has the surname of his mother for a 1st name, his second name-Harmon is another surname of some other family member--etc.

to Cherokee Council
One thing I forgot to ask--are their any Lowery's or Logan's on your lists?