Creek Nation - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Frederick B. Severs

TulsaCity123 — 24 Jun 2002 1:36:30 GMT

22curious as to capt.severs ethnic background,he supposedly.fathered john mcgilbray about 1895.

Damme Family near Haskell, OK

Peggy — 25 Jul 2001 3:12:57 GMT

Looking for verification of Louis A. Damme's arrival in OK between Morris and Okmulgee in 1905.

CREEK FAMILIES

Steve Travis — 19 Dec 1998 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for info on my Creek Family Ancestry.
I will share all info I have on the above Creek
Family,in exchange for any helpful info.

Emma Burgess and David Jefferson Isbell

damian021 — 28 Jun 2008 5:06:04 GMT

I am helping my grandmother in trying to find info on her great grandparents. We have found Emma Burgess on the final Dawes roll. We are trying to fin out were Emma and David passed away. They were both born in TN. And From what i can find they were marriedn in missouri in 1875 and I have found them both on the census there in 1880. And I have found them on the I think it was 1900 census living in indian territiry in oklahoma. If anymore could help me it would be very greatly appreciated as I am kinda at a dead end and don't know where to go from here. Thank you in advance.
Damian Porter

WANTED - Decendants of Black Creek Indians by Blood listed on 1910 Indian Population Schedule Census

Brian D. Worthy — 31 Jul 2002 2:26:20 GMT

Creek Hertiage

staygold851 — 26 Jun 2008 8:14:33 GMT

I am trying to determine which of my relatives is of creek hertiage. I have tried several different creek census. I know that its either James D Shipp or Eliza Newell. They were married in 1865 in Monroe County Alabama. Does anyone have any ideas on where I can search? I have also tried different genealogy sites such as rootsweb, the olive tree, and Cyndi's list. Any advice is welcome.
Thank you.

Creek/Cherokee Ancestry

Christenia Alden-Kinne — 12 Sep 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Creeknation County Thomas E Holleyman, Cherokee or Creek, Margaret Hodge, wife of Johnson Hodge, Cherokee or Creek?

Marriage Records Muskogee, Indian Territory 1890-1907

scottkids99232 — 28 Feb 2007 2:12:28 GMT

I have transcribed the 1890-1907 Marriage Records for Muskogee, Indian Territory for Okmulgee County. If you think your ancestor married in Indian Territory post there names on the message board & I will look & see if their marriage was made of record at the courthouse. Not everyone’s marriage was recorded back then.
Darlene

William J. SELF, b. ca 1863 Polk Co., TX ?

Linda Gray — 12 Nov 2004 4:24:03 GMT

Seeking information on WILLIAM J. SELF and his extended families. He was married to my great grandmother, Ivy WELLS BROWN SELF, approx. 1908, possibly in OK.

His parents were::
JOHN CLARK SELF,
b. 1827 Old Creek Nation, GA,
AMERICA SOPHRONIA BERRYHILL,
b. 1836 Randolph AL.

They had the following children, JOHN ROBERT, MARY (Mollie), WILLIAM J., MARTHA (Mattie), AMERICA ANN,
AMANDA, MINNIE, and SAMUEL CLARK.

William J. Self was married three times.

1st wife: LOU KATY ???? b. 1882
Children: ANNIE
mar. JOSEPH CARTER
Children: ETHEL LEE CARTER
b. ca 1899
d. 19 Aug 1900

2nd Wife: DELILAH ???? b. 13 May 1873
d. 7 Aug 1906 Okfuskee Co., OK
bur. Morse Cemetery, Morse, OK
Children: VESSIE E., b. ca 1885 OK
WILLIAM LOGAN, b. ca 1897 OK

3rd Wife: MRS. IVY (WELLS) BROWN,
b. 1885 MO,
d. Jan 1911 Morse, Okfuskee Co., OK
bur ?????
Children: Step-daughters
STELLA MAE BROWN,
b. Oct 1900 Okfuskee Co., OK
d. Jun 1988, Okmulgee, OK
bur. Okmulgee Cemetery, Okmulgee, OK

CORA LEE BROWN
b. Jan 1904 Okfuskee Co., OK
d. 31 Oct 1981 Borger, TX

After the death of their mother, Stella and Cora were taken in and raised by WILLIAM's brother JOHN SELF and his wife, ????, they had 3 sons, COLE, CLARK and LEE SELF.

Would like to know when and where WILLIAM J. and IVY married. Where they are buried and anyone has photos they would be willing to share.

Sincerely,
Linda Gray

Picket Mcintosh

jane bell — 4 Jun 1999 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for Picket McIntosh ,He was creek and signed
treaties,I have not as of now be able to find this
information. He moved to Jasper Co. Ms. ,where he is
buried.Please help me !

Where is T18N R14E now?

MARYLANE — 4 Jun 2008 8:49:25 GMT

One of my families in the 1900 census was in Indian Territory, Creek Nation, T18N R14E. Can someone tell me what that would have translated into in the 1910 census and / or where that is now? Many of the okgenweb pages and links have not settled yet into their places and I cannot find a township / range map. Help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks -
Mary

PLEASANT Luther BERRYHILL/Jeanetta GRAYSON

Susan Sticksel — 1 Nov 2001 2:13:23 GMT

Grandfather was lighthorse captain, not much infromation on grandmother- from Hitchita, Oklahoma McIntosh county. Looking for information on Clan affiliation. Berryhill may be Wind Clan. Grayson unknownClan. Grayson unknown

Chief William McIntosh and his descendants

Bill McIntosh — 30 Aug 2002 5:10:45 GMT

I have listed here, the most complete and up to date descendant list of Chief William McIntosh Jr.

http://chiefmcintosh.com

Bill McIntosh

Tom Low 1832 Creek census

cougareyes01 — 5 Apr 2008 4:46:40 GMT

I am looking for information about Big Woman's 1st husband Tom Low. In 1832 there were 5 total in household,who were the male children. Also what happened to Tom did he die or just move on/divorce Big Woman. I know she married a Cornell after Tom. Just wondering about the children other than Anny and what happened to him.

Thanks for your help

Ruth

Old Papers in Alabama Courthouse

Sandra Herrin Swindall — 12 Apr 2004 6:36:20 GMT

I met someone yesterday who is helping to archive old papers in a courthouse in Talladega, Alabama. She mentioned coming across some Creek Indian papers. I asked her to email the information so that I could pass this on to anyone who might be related and searching for this information. If this information pertains to you, please let me know and I will put you in contact with her.
Here is her email message to me:

"I had previously copied this information on the estates of three Creek Indians and had it in my files at home:

Estate of WOX E YO HO LA (or lo) (a Creek Indian), administrator, Malcolm McKinnon, appointed 9 April 1847. I found him as head of a family in Hatchett Creek Town on the 1832 Creek Indian census.

Estate of TO YOL KIE (a Creek Indian), administrator, William Hogan, appointed 20 Feb 1837.

Bond and Deed for the lands near Mardisville, AL. The land of ALBETTO HADJO was sold to Judge Tarrant and filed on 20 May 1834. I found him as head of a family in Talladega Town on the 1832 Creek Indian census.

The spelling of the Indian names is subject to the interpretation of the person doing the recording. Most spelled it as it sounded to them.

There are probably two or three other Indian estates that we have found in the files and as I enter them in the computer I'll make note to send you the information."

HARJO, ARGO CREEK HISTORY IN ALABAMA

VLRICH811 — 20 May 2008 12:21:58 GMT

MY GRANDFATHER ALWAYS TOLD US THAT THE FAMILY WAS OF CREEK DECENT & THE CREEK NAME WAS HARJO.
HIS FAMILY IN & AROUND ALEXANDER CITY, ALABAMA AT ONE TIME.
PAPA CLAIMED HIS FAMILY WAS INVOLVED IN THE BATTLE OF HORSESHOE BEND; WHICH IS NEAR ALEXANDER CITY, AL.
HE WASN'T SURE WHY IT WAS CHANGED TO ARGO.
POSSIBLY TO CONCEAL THE FACT THEY WERE OF CREEK DECENT OR IF IT WAS MISSPELLED ON GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS.
I DO KNOW THEY LIED & CLAIMED TO BE "WHITE" ON A CENSUS; BECAUSE BEING INDIAN WAS WORSE THAN BEING AFRICAN.
ANYONE WITH INFO OUT THERE; I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE SOME INFO.
VICTORIA

Special program help

marge2672 — 16 May 2008 3:52:47 GMT

I was at the eye doctor today at a cherokee clinic where I live and they asked if I was cherokee. Since I am not they told me that they could not get help paying for my glasses. But she said that if I could find out if the creeks had a program to help they would honor that. Well I dont have the slightest idea how to go about doing that. Is there someone out there that can help me please?

location the Mcnack Indian Creek Nation family out of Tulsa Oklahoma

angelaceaser — 29 Apr 2008 6:45:14 GMT

My name is Angela Mcnack my father name was named Allen Mcnack. Allen Mcnack was born 02/20/1949 and raised in Tulsa,Oklahom to a Ollie Ogans mother birth residence wagoner in 1930 and Sammie Mcnack father. My father had about twelve sister and brother. Mack, Betty, Norma Jean Mcnack,Joyce Vann, Mary,Allen Mcnack. I'm not sure of all the names sister and brother names. Berry Mcnack are you able to tell me if you related to any of the Mcnack born in Tulsa, Oklahoma?

looking for info on frank goins

david goins — 19 Jul 2004 2:53:40 GMT

i would like to get info on frank goins b.1856 ky,tn in u.s.jail muskogee,1900 creek nation. any info would be helpful.david

Chief Crazy Snake

L. UNSELL — 12 May 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I would like to know if anyone might have any information
on Crazy Snake.I have a photo of him with my great,great
uncle.Can anyone help?

surname search

Leslie Cornell — 31 Aug 1999 12:00:00 GMT

I am currently looking for my Great Grandfather and Great Great Grandparents names. I am searching for Waitie Moffer his brothers were Steepie Harjo and Muska Harjo. Waitie's roll number is 8124. He is buried in Harjo family cemetary in Wetumka, OKlahoma. What I would like to find of him is pictures or any information of his first wife and family. His father Tulwa Harjo was found on a Payroll in 1890. He was married to Nannie Harjo Scott. That is all I have on them. Any informayion would be greatly appreciated. thank you.

Tribes

glb2006 — 3 Apr 2007 5:06:57 GMT

How can I find out what tribe of the Creek Nation my loved one was from I have found her in the Dawes Rolls. I also would like to find out about more of the tribe. She is under the census card of 1202. Her name was Susie Tiger and her number is 3878. Thanks

Names

Doug Plexico — 13 Nov 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for info where these names originated.

Thanx

Horse Shoe Bend Battle 21st Century

greenag1 — 22 Feb 2008 2:54:16 GMT

Hello to all my Creek Nation brothers and sisters. Let me just first explain that I am a mix blood. My father is from the Upper Creek Family and my mother is of unknown Cherokee ancestory. I was raised to try to "act white" try to "talk white" and whatever I do don't mention my hunting tendacies. I just recently graduated Auburn University w/ a four year degree in Criminology. I have been trying for over 6 years now to become employed with the Alabama Dept of Conservation and Natural Resources. This dept is a prime example of "good ole white boy jim crow still exists" mentality. The men in this dept have become scared of me for several reasons. The primary reasons are because I am a female, a hunter, a disabled (but skilled) individual, and finally a pissed off mix blood. A while back my recruiter asked me what was my race? I said white ( that's the best answer in Alabama ) I could tell he expected white and something else. When I told him I was also indian he immediantly asked me if I had a IBA number. I told him no of course not remember our history? Well then I was upset. He told me had I had a IBA number then the dept would have to hire me. Well Creek Nation I love ya'll. I wish ya'll would come back! I have stomped the hills of the Coosa Valley and the Talladega National Forests for over a decade and I still feel the presence of my ancestors. What I can not beleive though is how NA people have resorted to a white mans methodology of geneology record keeping and NA profiling. I will look one day in my spare time ( when I am not fighting the gov ) and go and try to get my Great Great Grandmothers name and prove my authenticity. However I don't have time and I don't think genetics necessarily make someone Indian. I think it is how we beleive, live, work, and play that makes us Indian. I am a 27 year old woman who can hunt, trap, fish, clean, cook and run a home. However unfortunately I have learned though my best tool for fighting government is education. As a result I am also educated at the insistence and expense of white men. However the state of Alabama may have educated me but I still refuse to work until they turn me back loose out in my woods. If I was a white male or a government recognized NA then I would already be out there but since I am exactly opposite the opportunity to get back into my woods is severly lessened. Anyway I didn't come on here to tell you a sob story but I did come on here to tell you that some of us were left behind in the home mountains of the Coosa Valley and wish everyday for our lost family and love ones to come back and help fight the government. The battle is still ongoing.

Paddy Carr

William Roundey — 27 Mar 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for info on Carrs, especially Paddy and John, whose names appear on 1825 Creek nation treaty. Interested in names of children. Looking for a Henry Carr.
Uncertain if they came west to Creeknation County.

FIFE FAMILY

trcraft — 28 Aug 2003 12:01:12 GMT

LOOKING FOR IMFORMATION ON THE FIFE FAMILY OF THE CREEK NATION. I AM A FIFE AND TRYING TO SEE IF THERE IS ANY CONNECTION TO MY FAMILY. THANKS

Creek and Cherokee Heritage

1 Apr 2003 8:17:47 GMT

All I know of my children's great or ggreat grandparents is that some were Creek and some were Cherokee. I know there is a connection to Chief Wm. McIntosh son of Capt. Wm. McIntosh of Savannah,GA and the Creek Senoya of the Wind Clan. They were from the area around Indian Springs,GA and Jackson,GA. The names I have are as follows: Elsie Thomas Hoard, Richard Calloway Hoard and Belle Cantrell. Any help would be appreciated. J. Cantrell
P.S. May e-mail at my e-mail address.

Geneology

Robert Eugene Weatherford — 3 Apr 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Creeknation County, IT Query Forum

MCINTOSH & MITCHELL

susan mann — 18 Mar 1998 12:00:00 GMT

I am searching for documented proof of the children of Jane McIntosh, youngest daughter of Chief William McIntosh, and William Mitchell, asst. Indian Agent to the Creeks in Alabama. Jane was also married to Sam Hawkins, murdered along with her father, and to Paddy Carr. Jane supposedly left Al. and went to Arkansas or Oklahoma with the other members of the McIntosh family.f the McIntosh family.

Johnston

jmc134 — 7 Jan 2008 6:34:57 GMT

I am looking for information concerning my great great grandfather that lived in Sapulpa, Creek Nation, IT and died one year before Oklahoma became a state. I have been to Sapulpa twice and have probably gained as much information as is available. I keep hoping to connect to a relative of his or someone that is associated to the family and has information. His name is Francis Marion Johnston, Born: 31 January 1834 in Illinois. Died: 14 July 1906 in Sapulpa, Creek Nation, Indian Territory, Oklahoma. I found his tombstone, he is buried in the Old Sapulpa Cemetery, and a very helpful person found a paper where his funeral was paid for at the museum. That is it, that is all I have been able to find.
Now, tonight I was going thru my parents old photos and found a baby picture with some writing on the back of the frame material (cardboard that frames the picture that is attached to it permanently)it is written in pencil and I cannot read the name but below the name is Posey, Creek Nation, IT. Can anyone tell me where Posey was in the period that was prior to statehood? Also if anyone has any information concerning my Johnston I would be so happy to receive that info also. Thank you very much.
Jan

Belcher and McIntosh

Margaret_McC — 4 Dec 2007 7:17:41 GMT

I am quoting from a source of mine; what you see is all of the information that I have. I do not know how much of this is true, but would like to have further information.

"Captain Belcher (he was French) had a full bood Indian wife. He also had a sister (French too) that married a full blood Indian man named McIntosh. They had two children, a boy and a girl --Allen and Eliza McIntosh. The mother and father died and Captain Belcher took the children." "This grandfather was a brother to Col. John Mcintosh, one time chief of the Creek Trive of Indians while they were in Alabama."

Meeks

Tim Meeks — 24 Mar 1999 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for relatives or descendants of my g-g uncle Thomas Jefferson Meeks. I am not sure if they lived in Okmulgee, but I do know that He was born abt 1863 and died 22May1907 in Oklahoma. His wife was Flora ??? It is said he lived on the reservation. I am not sure if it was the Cherokee or Creek Nation though. Thanks in advance for your response.
Tim Meeks

Katie Littlefish family

Louie Williams — 17 Jun 2005 3:24:19 GMT

Looking for any info concerning a child born to Katie Littlefish fathered by Louie Williams back around 1910. Katie was married to Mell Williams his brother at one time. Old story of child Oscar being raised as Dixie and Rosa Williams child. Looking for birth of rightful origin. Can anyone help?

William Webb/interpreter Okla Terr.

Rubye Grady — 12 Apr 2002 1:30:51 GMT

Legend has it that great grandfather William Webb was interpreter for Okla Territory. His parents massacred by Indians and he was raised by them. This handed down over the years. He was born Feb 14,1812,died 1867.
I havn't found any information to confirm this but handed down by my father. I am 78 years old, hope to resolve before I die. His parents (my fathers) went by wagon train wit another family Sims to Okla. Territory, and my fathers sister was born there
March 1894, where I don't know.
Any help, ideas at all greatly appreciated. Rubye Webb Grady

Lost Culture

jeannars — 5 Apr 2007 9:16:48 GMT

Hello,
My name is Jeanna and I live in Ca. I am enrolled in the Muscogee Creek Nation and have been since I was a teeneager. However, I know very little about my culture and my anscetors.
The information I do have is my great grandfather Willie Jesse (dawes 7275) who I beleive was from Thlewarthle, as was his mother Eliza "Lizzie" (Dawes 7271) and his father Timmie Jesse (Dawes 7276) who I beleive was from Tulmochussee. I do possess a picture of my great grandfather and his mother and who I believe could be his brothers and one of their sons.
I am not certain if they were born in Oklahoma or if they were "relocated" as part of the removal act. I know of no other relatives who might still be living in Oklahoma. My grandmother, Juanita Jesse, was born on the reservation and moved to California in her mid 20's. That is all the information I possess, other than my own enrollment.

Any information that anyone could pass onto me would be greatly appreciated. I feel like I am lost and not certian of which direction to turn next, or what I am looking for.

Thank you very much,
Jeanna

Creek and Croatan family

lwhitaker1271 — 28 Oct 2007 3:20:10 GMT

I'd really appreciate your reply, in whatever capacity. My Grandfather's father died when he was a baby and his stepfather when he was 13, and then his mother abt 19 and along with them much of his heritage died as well.

James D. Wilson 1813- (gggGrandfather and *Elizabeth Hollingsworth 1821(gggGrandmother) were both born in Sampson Co. NC.: 1860 Duplin Census
James D Wilson 47
Margret A Wilson 41/1st wife *Elizabeth Hollingsworth d abt 1850+ 41
Francis Marion Wilson 18
Wm Wright Wilson 16
Emely Diragedy Wilson (Diragedy) 14
Annie Estelle Wilson (ggGrandmother b. 1843 d. 1913) 12
Robert D Wilson 10
Milton K Devane 38
Holsey M Devane 37

NOTE: *Elizabeth Hollingsworth b. 1821, Sampson Co., NC (gggGrandmother) m. James D. Wilson abt. __ was daughter of Jacob Hollingsworth and Elizabeth Hollingsworth b. 1785 (Jacob7, James6, Henry5, Stephen4, Henry5, Valentine2, Henry Hollingsworth). With Francis Marion Wilson, she also bore a son Pulaski Griggs Wilson b. 1855 d. 1931 and not listed on above census (Griggs was the maiden name of her grandmother Elizabeth b. 1760 and her grandfather was **Henry b. abt. 1757, Duplin Co., NC. His father was Henry b. abt 1716, New Castle, DE d. btwn 1790-1800 in Sampson Co., NC. **This Henry was a soldier in the RW, private in NC Militia and then 1st NC Continental Line. He was in the Battle of Moore's Creek & later enlisted for additional service. Other Surnames related to Elizabeth's family are Carlton and Smith). The Carltons' marry again later to the following family of my gGrandmother:

Annie E Wilson b abt 1848 d. 1913 buried in Carlton Cemetery, NC(ggGrandmother) m. George E. Elmore abt ___ and 2nd marriage to Stephen Lanier.
Nettie Jane Elmore Infant
Bella Frances Elmore Infant
Hattie Daisy Elmore Infant
*Emma Elizabeth Elmore b. 1878 d. 1926 (gGrandmother)
Margaret Pearl Elmore b. abt ____ m. E. L. Parker (possibly Emmulon & Lanier)
Ada Estelle Elmore b. Oct. 6, 1877 d. July 26, 1954
m. 1898 Mathew James Carlton b. April 25t, 1870 d. March 26, 1950 (son of Alonzo Carlton & Sallie Smith)

*Emma Elizabeth Elmore m. Hallie Mortimore Whitaker abt. 1888-9 in Elmore Co. Lived in Magnolia, Duplin, NC. Hallie M. Whitaker abt. 1885 Hamlet, NC d. 1909 - (Son of William Whitaker and Nora O. Whitaker/cousins. His father was in lumber mfg., had a sister Lula/u and Ora. He died while working on the Railroad, run over by a train. His sisters's later cared for all of Emma's children when they became orphaned. Lula m. Allen E. Frazier and Ora m. Leonidas B. Williams. A McLaurin asked to care for James T., but he chose not to be separated by his brothers).
The children begin:

Linwood Whitaker Infant
George Elmore Whitaker b abt 1898 NC d 1980's Hawaii m. Lillian Lowe, Baltimore, MD, 1920 had Mabel Whitaker in 1920
Ora "Clyde" Whitaker b abt __ d __ never married
William Justice Whitaker b abt 1907 d 1997 (Grandfather) (Graduated high honors Civil Engineering, NCSU and moved to Baltimore m. Living, had 2 daughters and 1 son all living and relocated them to Cincinnati, OH where he died and is buried.
---------------------------------------------------------
2nd marriage to James Tanniehill McLaurin b 1867 d 1920 (son of Duncan Hugh Calhoun McLaurin, State Representative 1831-37 and relation to Jim Blue - son of John Blue of the Cotton Gin). Newspaper: died while visiting Wilmington, NC. Oral history has he slept walked while attempting to get to "his bathroom" and fell out of a 2 story window at another's home. She lived w/him on a plantation in Laurinburg, NC & is buried there.
James T. McLaurin b.__ d. 1975 m. Sarah Henry of Rockingham, NC d. 1993
Mary Elizabeth McLaurin b__ d__ m. Kermit Oman, lived Lexington, NC
Eliza McLaurin b__ d__ never married
Any information would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
LJW

1900 Creek Nation Census Enumeration Districts

LClark1945 — 20 Feb 2003 2:49:18 GMT

Can anyone tell me what enumeration district within the Creek Nation the town of Calvin would have been included with?

I am looking for John D. and Louisa Tharp/Thorp who were in Calvin, Hughes Co., OK in 1910. I believe they would probably have been there in 1900 as well, but do not know what district to start searching.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Lawrence Cole AR>OK

mjohnson179 — 17 Dec 2002 1:17:10 GMT

My g-grandfather Franklin Price Cole had a brother Lawrence Cole b. 1865 Independence Co., AR, who lived in Checotah (Creek Nation)late 1800s. From census records I've learned the family moved from Independence County, AR, to Creek Nation, IT, between 1892-94. The 1920 census shows son Archie J. married to Ora A. SWAFFORD and living with his in-laws. Family legend says Lawrence Cole was in some type of law enforcement career and was killed in the line of duty. Would enjoy e-mail from anyone researching this COLE or SWAFFORD family.
Gene Johnson

1900 Census Creek Nation, IT
COLE Lawrence Head w m Mar 1865 35 m AR TN TN
Kitty Wife w f Sep 1867 AR AR AR
Eugean M son w m Mar 1890 AR AR AR
Grover M son w m May 1892 AR AR AR
Archie J son w m Feb 1894 ChN AR AR
Vernie dau w f Mar 1897 ChN AR AR

George Carr Family

nmohle — 9 Jan 2003 9:02:16 GMT

Researching this family; Creek By Blood, Dawes Roll # 7153. He was - according to family lore - my grandmother's 1st husband. She was Elizabeth Summers. Anyone researching/related to this family? Thank you, Neva

Carter/Haywood family tree

alstee3 — 25 Aug 2007 9:10:25 GMT

I am searching for descendents of Chapman Carter and Eliza Lee. They migrated to Indian Territory, Oklahoma after 1880, but before 1900. Family members resided in Wetumka, Yeager, and Wewoka, Oklahoma.

JEFFREY

Jim Jeffrey — 5 Apr 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Can anyone tell me about the origin of the name "Quassarte" of the Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town. Also, I would like to know the history of their travels to Creeknation County.

JACOBS & NIX of GA, AR, OK

Christi Smith — 25 Jul 2001 4:13:42 GMT

Trying to trace Indian lineage. Believe are Cherokee or Creek Tribes, need proof. GEORGE WASHINGTON NIX born April 16, 1804, died June 20, 1859 in Bienville Parrish, Lousiana. He married TELITHA GARRETT, daughter of JAMES GARRETT and TABITHA TARVER. Telitha Garrett was born Oct 26, 1810 in Georgia and died Oct 26, 1896 in Ringgold, Louisiana. Children of George Nix & Telitha Garret are TABITHA NIX born April 24, 1827, Twiggs County, Georgia. She married JOHN W. JACOB Jan 13, 1848. He died 1864. One of their children was SARAH JANE JACOB born 1858 in Bienville Parrish, Louisana. She married GEORGE W. KOONCE Sept 19, 1874. She also later married ALLEN L. HOLLAND of Ark and Okla.

I would appreciate any help and would happily share information that I have.

Ansiel or Ansell

pcgilstrap1 — 5 Aug 2007 3:23:37 GMT

I am looking for information on William Stephen Ansiel, who married Jane Garrott Tiger, She was born 1849 & died 1931.
Creek Indian Census Card #428. Do you have any information.
my email address is: pcgilstrap@sbcglobal.net

Thank you
Carol

Arlinger Bruner from OK

lyrad22 — 13 Jul 2001 1:49:49 GMT

I am looking for information on Arlinger BRUNER who was a full-blooded Creek Indian from OK. He married Dorie ----- and had a son, Austin b. 8 May 1918, d. Jan. 1975. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Inventory of Creek and Cherokee National Records 1879-1897

scottkids99232 — 28 Feb 2007 2:14:10 GMT

I have transcribed the Inventory of Creek and Cherokee National Records 1879-1897 include Creek Nation Licenses Marriage with document number. Divorce records, Marriage Index. Taken from micro film
Darlene

tate ancestry

tate — 16 Jun 2002 11:02:35 GMT

DEAR GLYNN UPON READING YOUR POSTED NOTE I READ THAT THE TATE, ANDMCNACK FAMILIES BELONG TO THE MUSKOGEE CREEK NATION,. I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO ENROLL,AT THE CITIZENSHIP OFFICE AT THE COMPLEX I WAS TOLD THAT I NEED A BIRTH CERTIFICATE ON STELL A MCNACK, WHO SHAWNEE'S
MOTHER, THAT DOCUMENT NEEDED TO LIST STELLA'S
PARENTS AS CREEK INDIANS, DO YOU OR ANYONE ELSE HAVE THAT INFORMATION, PLEASE REPLY
THANK YOU .

Boles, Harmon - Creek Nation IT

daltontrish — 25 Jul 2001 10:07:17 GMT

Looking for descendants of Frank Bowles and Jennie P. Harmon in Ind. Terr. Also, looking for relatives of Charles Bowles and Mattie Harmon. Jennie's parents were Daniel and Cynthia Harmon. Jennie Harmon was 1/8th Creek and a member of the Creeknation. Her children Fred, Holland, Pearl, Cherokee, Ruby and Laura were 1/16th Creek and received land grants from the government about 1901.
Mattie Harmon's parents were Benjamin and Laura Harmon. They were all Creek citizens. Mattie's children, James, Charles O., Pearl Amy, Wilmer Burns, Leo were also Creek citizens and received land grants too.

Hattie Bell Hurst

TeresaHunt57 — 16 Feb 2007 6:27:48 GMT

I am looking for any information on Hattie Hurst. lived on a reservation in Oklahoma. She was married twice. The first time I believe was to a Hubbard. The second husband was Isaac Johnson. They moved to Arkansas had eight children. My grandmother was born in Ledwidge, Arkansas in 1918.

Joseph Brown

kevin — 27 Jun 2006 10:38:09 GMT

Joseph Brown was my GGGgandfather,he is listed on the 1832 Creek Nation Census as being Kot-Tar-Thlar,if anyone can translate this I would be greatfull.My GGgrandfather was Walter Raliegh Brown and married off my Ggrandmother n I.T. around the 1890's and saw them on tribal rolls taken within the Creek Nation.Would anyone know what these rolls are?Or is anyone related to Walter Brown whoes wife is Rebecca E. (Poter) Brown,his father was Joseph Katrina Brown.Walter was a school teacher and Joseph a carriage maker then later in life a painter.

Looking for warrior,served with British, 1814, land bounty application

JudyCaden — 27 Jun 2007 8:36:07 GMT

Looking for more information on warrior who is shown as living in Euchee (town); his child/heir: Tish-tay he fought for the British in 1814. On a list of bounty land applications which were not processed. Can anyone tell me more about Chittalefee and his child, Tish-tay?

Judy

Which tribes moved through Missouri in 1860?

d9hicks — 5 Jun 2007 10:29:59 GMT

We have been told a story about my grandmother. That in 1860 while her family was traveling by wagons through lower Missouri they were attacked by whites. The Livingston family came upon the carnage and found a baby,(Laura Jane name given to her by the Livingstons)my grandmother. I'm trying to find some record of familys that did not make it to the reservations in the year 1860.

HARVISON, KNOX, MCGILBRA

Donna Barnes — 28 Apr 1998 12:00:00 GMT

I am researching my ancestor, Jeanetta Aurora HARVISON, daughter of Tom HARVISON and Amy MCGILBRA (MCGILLVARY) of Hickory Ground or Eufala. Ben KNOX was a relative of HARVISON who came to I.T. from Alabama about 1840. My information is sketchy. Please email me if you have any information to share about these people. Thank you very much!

advice needed on finding marriage 1901 and 1900 census lookup

LawsonHouse — 19 Oct 2005 12:08:05 GMT

Any advice on how to find a marriage license 1901? It should have occurred in the Muskogee area of Creek Nation. My knowledge of Indian Territory records is about zilch. Am I even correct that Muskogee would be part of Creek Nation at the time? Would the license yield info on parents of the couple?

I am looking for the marriage of Marshall C. Box to Margaret-Maggie Swinney/Sweeney. Marshall was son of Charles Jackson Box and Elizabeth Kirkendall.

My primary search is to find the parents of Maggie, so a census lookup would be wonderful if anyone can do so. Would the area be shown as Muskogee District on 1900 census? Thanks for any suggestions.

marriage record

bakerfam10 — 6 May 2007 3:18:48 GMT

I am looking for a marriage record for my great grandparents, Lee A. Cox and Maybelle (Bell) Ellis. They had a child born in Feb 1898 in Indian Territory so I'm guessing they were married around 1897. However, my grandmother told me she had 2 sisters that died as infants and I'm not sure if they were older or younger. Thank you for your time.

Oyokofkey, is anyone familiar with this Tribal town ?

Pat_munroe — 1 Aug 2005 8:59:47 GMT

My Ancestors city of residence was listed on thier Creek card as Oyokofkey, I have been unable to locate anything about this on any of the sites. I'm in hopes that someone might know something that might help.

Chief William McIntosh of the Creek Nation Descendants

xxsuperjay1980xx — 8 Apr 2007 2:57:40 GMT

Hey everyone! I was curious, Im Williams Great Great Great Great Great Grandson!

Ive been reading, I realized that there are a ton of descendants out there, my relatives. Are you one of them? Anyway, the sole purpose of this thread was to see how many people are in fact his descendants and if possible...wouldnt it be awesome if we all networked, exchanged information and even have a very odd and bizarre family reunion?? Anyway, I hope you guys respond. If you're able, you can check out my family tree.

-Jay-

CONNER

pumpkinseed — 31 Aug 2002 12:28:25 GMT

Hello,

Not sure if you can help me. I am interested in the surname Conner. My family has ties with the Creek Indian Nation. My great-grandfather was Norris Dan Conner. His parents were Dan Charles and Fannie Norris. It is possible that Norris Dan was adopted by Fannie's sister Josephine and her husband Oregon Mastin a Creek Indian. He was born in 1892 in Elmore or Chilton County Alabama and he later ended up in and around Wetumpka Oklahoma.
Any help is appreciated.

Thanks Chris

Robertson/Robinson

rzrbk81 — 23 Mar 2007 12:51:05 GMT

I am searching for Charley N. Robertson. His father, E.T. Robertson, we believed moved to OK from LA in the middle 1800s. Charley then died in 1875/76 at a very early age in TX, after marrying Rebecca Hines. Any information on Charley and his parents would be great! Thanks in advance!!

John " Adam " Wesley / Dewochee

creekhokte — 20 Mar 2007 9:13:35 GMT

John,also known as Adam, Wesley, was my great grandfather. His father was eco-elle, but Im unable to find out who his mother was. Also i had a great grandfather named dewochee and his father was sinhelupke, and his mother was losanna. I would like to get more info on dewochee if anyone has any.

North Fork Town/Early Creek Settlers

J. McCoy — 9 Sep 2002 11:57:42 GMT

I have a strong beliefs that my gGrandfather's father first arrived into I.T. @ Ft. Gibson, then migrated down into the North Fork region near Eufaula.

It is recorded that my ggGrandfather is buried "East of Eufaula, where they moved the bodies to build the lake". His name was Thomas Carr (full blood Creek). Thomas Carr's wife was "Cosoe". Their son (my gGrandfather) was Rev. Robert Carr who later migrated to Wetumka.

Does anyone know where early creek emigrants who first came to I.T. & settled near Eufaula, I.T. may have been buried? Robert Carr attended the Asbury Manual Labor Mission in his early years (1847-1860's). Where could I locate Asbury School records of early students & where do you suppose Thomas Carr is buried? Not sure if this Thomas Carr is the brother to Paddy Carr or not.

Robert Carr's 1/2 sisters:
Mrs. Washington Grayson.
& Lydia Childers.

Full brothers:

Pat (Patrick) Carr
William "Bill" Carr
Louisa Carr Benson (md. to Dave Benson) - Wetumka

Need help. My e-mail: osu1cowboy@yahoo.com

Fealey ALEXANDER Drowns in 1932 in Okmulgee

Obits101 — 5 Mar 2007 4:46:53 GMT

...from the Oklahoman Newspaper archives in Oklahoma City, OK, dated:

01-15-1932
p.2

Rich Creek Indian Is Found Drowned

OKMULGEE, Jan. 14-(Special)-

Fealey Alexander, 34 year old wealthy full-blood Creek
Indian, was found drowned in the back waters of Deep
Fork creek west of the city late Thursday. He was
last seen alone Sunday near the creek and it was believed
he had drowned late that day. County officers said they did not suspect foul play.

Alexander, survived by his wife and a small daughter, was
denied the right to drive a car three years ago on a
charge of persistent drinking. The court also ordered at
that time he should have no spending money from his
estate, estmiated at $100,000.

***posted for genealogical purposes only; no relation***

Phariss

lyoncw — 25 Feb 2007 5:00:07 GMT

Looking for information on a John B Phariss and his wife Ada May Lyon Phariss, married 1890. They are shown living in 1900 Creek Nation Wagoner. Living with them is a sister in law, Ada's sister Millie Kee, and an Aunt, Margaret Wood

I have more info, but want more

Gina Bayer — 27 Sep 2004 3:32:54 GMT

I did some searcing around this evening. I found out that Thomas Jefferson Vanderslice is the husband of Isaac and Patience daughter, Annie maude Hosey if I am correct. It's been nuts searching for so many relatives. Also the name of my relative who was the first postmaster in Oklahoma was Josiah Perryman. I am having problems with this website seeking relatives in between, and my grandmother who is Annie maude's daughter has some birth and death dates confused. Thank You. Gina

Grace O Vannest

trinamaya — 12 Jan 2007 5:51:00 GMT

This is my Great-grandma, Trying to find out her Mothers Name. She is Creek and was living in township 19, Lochapoka. Her Mother was maried to Ferd Vannest.

The Orcutt's who named Tulsa my link

ARCHIEJR1 — 10 Jul 2003 5:08:17 GMT

Alvin and Mary Jane Hodge had the following nine children:
1) Adaline W. Hodge Orcutt (1867-1972).
2) Clarissa Hodge Perryman Bell Richards (1868-1962).
3) Anna Barnett Hodge Orcutt (1873-1937).
4) John M. Hodge (1875-1926), married to Minnie Wimberly.
5) Maggie Hodge (1882-1888).
6) Hattie Hodge Magee Barnett (1884-1918).
7) Mary Jane Hodge Barnette, McKee, Young, DeLong (1885-1963).
8) David McKellop Hodge (1888-1984) married Nellie Va Rhodes
9) Mae Hodge Young Abdo (1894-1918).

Dreading Family in N. Fla. S. Ala.

Sue Ellen Marable — 11 Apr 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am searching for the marriage of a Samuel (?) Dreading or Dreadin Creek Indian family in N. Fla. or S. Alabama in the mid 1800"s. A Creek Indian woman from this family married George Washington Turner. Their daughter, Saphronia Luvenia Caroline Turner married Dock McLelland.

Family of Isaac Richmond Sewell and Lucy Ann Gurley Sewell

rmueggenborg — 17 Dec 2006 5:35:19 GMT

I'm searching for information about my great grandparents, Isaac Richmond and Lucy Ann (gurley) Sewell. They were born in Coweta county, Georgia and then came to Oklahoma and settled near Olustee, OK. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Rhonda Mueggenborg
email at rmueggenborg@cox.net

Creek Natives

Wanda Jean Ervin Jones — 4 Dec 2006 2:59:05 GMT

My Uncle Leon McDaniel and his eldest son Chip and I , his neice are sure we have Cherokee in us but have no proof and we are also quite sure we have Creek in us but are still searching for proof. But there is not as much information as readily available about the Creek. We have reaced a lot of our family roots and we are heavily concentrated in North Georgia and North East Alabama. If you can give us some name ideas or other ideas we may have not thought of yet it would help. We do know That we had a part of three families entermarrying with some tribe to populate Sand Mountain, AL. The Redwines, The Bundrens, The Pembertons. We look forward to your assistance. Special Refards, Wanda Jones

CW Pension, Mark E. Thornberry

NevaJMohle — 28 Dec 2001 8:15:52 GMT

Mark Edward Thornberry served during the Civil War(Confederate)in the Creek Mounted Volunteers. OK Gen Society,& OK Hist Society does not (apparently) have a listing. Any ideas as to where to look next? Thanks!

Need help please!!

glb2006 — 3 Dec 2006 12:09:55 GMT

I have been researching my husband's creek heritage. I have her roll number 3878 and her name is Susie Tiger. I have been to Okmulgee and to the reality office and got the information on the census card no with her family. I know that Susie's father died before he was alloted land and the mother died a year later. How would I get information on the parents before the enrollment. I have searched the Lance Hall website but I am stumped. I would like to know how to get the information on what happened to the minor children after the parents died. I am trying to find out where the parents my have been buried. 2 of the minor children died in 1904 and 1908. Were could they have been buried? The parents died in 1900 and 1901. Would the children ould of been given a guardian and how can I find out. the census card no for this family is 1202 Creek nation enrollment. Thank you in adavnce for the help.

fields

ric — 17 Oct 2006 12:34:45 GMT

My grandfather was james william fields from south al and northwest fl. He was born around 1872 and died around 1947 and is buried in dixonville cemetary in northwest fl. I would thank anyone who has information on him.

Surname Search Sarah Crabtree b. 1899 listed as Creek indian BB

ore2roses — 17 Jul 2006 6:25:18 GMT

Genealogy help please. My line is showing as connecting to a Sarah Crabtree, daughter of manual crabtree on card number 1640 dawes....BB...type: Parent.
I am wondering if anyone else has this same connection in their research. I'm basically wanting to cross reference the ancestor line to verify my findings.

lower creek indians of ala.

betty — 12 Oct 2006 2:52:20 GMT

looking for fanny wright ( right ) family of south alabama. she was creek. her family hidout in caves to keep from being moved to ok.

Neamathla (Eneah Emathla)

dalec527 — 9 Oct 2006 2:55:03 GMT

I am hoping someone can provide me with information on the fate of Neamathla after he was forced west in irons during the Creek War of 1836.

I know he made it to Oklahoma and have encountered his name once or twice with regard to councils, etc.

I would be very interested in learning more about what happened to him and, if possible his burial site.

Any help will be sincerely appreciated.

Dale Cox

Samuel Alonzo "Lon" Jones friend of Benny Grayson

Glenda "Jones" Aitkens — 16 Sep 2006 12:25:16 GMT

I am trying to learn information for my fathers side Chester Jones. He grew up in Bixby , Broken Arrow area of Oklahoma. My father is now 81 years old and has suffered a massive stoke but speaks often of growing up and attending stomp dances with his family. I know when he was young his family lived on property belonging to the Graysons. His friend was the son Benny Grayson and another friend with the last name of Tiger.
He has mentioned that he is Creek and I have also heard Yuchee. I am trying to learn more about him and his family and my ancestors. I have known all of my life that my father was Native American but I really have no proof other than stories of Stomp dance etc. I attend pow wows almost every weekend but I would REALLY love to learn more about my family!
My grandfathers name was Samuel Alonzo Jones his wife was Mary Elizabeth Jones. My father one of a set of twins Chester and Lester, and he had brothers and sisters by the names of Ivy, Raymond, Boyd, Lance, Grat, Myrtle, Howard.

If anyone knows of my family I would love to hear from you!
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Looking for descendants of SHAWNEE TATE

Semvnacke Tafhvmken — 16 Sep 2006 1:24:57 GMT

Shawnee Tate was a CREEK INDIAN from Edna/Beggs Oklahoma. He moved to Bakersfield with many other Creeks in the 1940's. I have read previously on this thread that he may have some children living in the Bakersfield area today. His mother was an original allottee. Stella McNack was her name. Shawnee Tate passed away in Bakersfield in 1997. If anyone out there knows of his descendants please contact me. Mvto!

-Semvnacke

Name Translation

oklahunterclan — 3 Oct 2006 7:51:57 GMT

Looking for anyone that can translate or tell me what tribe this name came from he was a full blood Native Indian the name I need translated is <Ka-ah-kin-ta> thanks in advance for anyone that can help me

Zoe Josie Melton, Josie Zoe Melton

Nancy Hight — 10 Aug 2006 3:36:04 GMT

My husband's grandmother was a Creek indian named Zoe Josie Melton or Josie Zoe Melton who was born about 1897-1899. Any information about her or her ancestry would be most appreciated.

Troy Allen Mort

TinaMarie wilkins — 9 Aug 2006 6:20:46 GMT

Hi i am trying to find my ancestors of the muscogee nation both brothers Troy allen Mort and James Frances Mort lived on the reservation in the 1980's. If any one can find or knew them then plese respond my brother has passed away and i want to have a indian buriel ceromomy.

Nicholas family search

James Allen Nicholas — 29 Oct 1998 12:00:00 GMT

I am searching for information on my Grandfather William Albert Nicholas and his half-brother McDonald Nicholas. William Albert was living with his Mother, Matilda Martha McCalister and his step-father John McCalister in the 1890s in Eufaula, Oklahoma. William Albert enlisted in the Spainish-American War in Muskogee, Ok. in 1898. Family members say that William And McDonald worked as cowboys for the Creek Indians. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks. James

SUDDETH, BARNETT

Maggie Peavy-Wilson — 31 May 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for any info available on Clarence Cramer Suddeth.. His parents were James and Mattie Suddeth...Mattie is buried at the Jackson Grove Cemetery outside of Coweta.... Cramer was married several times m.1 Rena McIntosh. m.2Willey? m,3Ethel Daniels m.4 Belva Mae Barnett who is my grandmother....they met when they where working for a Doctor Abbey around Tulsa.....Spent many years in the Wagoner Co. area........if you have any info please e-mail to MWi4281905@aol.com

Finding living descendents: William Henry SILVERWOOD

RickSILVERWOOD31 — 30 Jul 2006 1:19:13 GMT

I am trying to trace my great grand parents living descendants.
William Henry SILVERWOOD b 1827 Blackburn, Lancashire, Elizabeth (nee LEWIS) b 1828 Lancaster, Lancashire. At the 1861 UK Cenus they were resident at: 19 Walker Street, Manchester.
At the 1881 UK Cenus they were resident at:
76 Shakespeare Crescent, Barton (Upon Irwell) Lancashire.
Hope you can help, my email address is:
ricksilverwood@hotmail.com
regards Rick Silverwood, Oak Park, Victoria, Australia.

Looking for decendants of Howard Blackie Reynolds...

Karla Ray Daugherty Smith — 15 Jul 2005 3:54:17 GMT

I'm looking for any decendants of my grandpa. He was full Muskogee Creek Indian. His brother's name was Aurthur, had a sister named Lizzy. He was from Hannah OK, lived some time in Eufala, and McAlaster too... If anyone has any info please feel free to e-mail me.

Thanks,
Karla Smith

creek nation family history please help

adamh7 — 16 Jul 2006 9:22:50 GMT

My name is Adam Wade Hubbard
I am the son of david lynn hubbard and the grandson of henry clarence hubbard I am writing for anyone with knowledge about my family because I am doing geneology on my family history , I have found that most of my family has come from creek nation indian territory and would like to know more if you have information please help me figure out my history of my family I would really appreciate it.

My grand father's name is Henry Clarence Hubbard his mother is Ethel E Hubbard her maiden name was hughes possibly. and His father is Clarence Walter Hubbard . William H Hubbard was my they origianally came from smith county tennesee but my great great grandfather and all his siblings were born on creek nation indian territory 1890/1905 This has been a mystery in my family for a long time and I could really use some help in finding my history of my family!

Thank you you may contact me at adamh7@hotmail.com

Sincerely,
Adam Wade Hubbard

1832 Creek Census

gregandwinn — 14 Sep 2006 1:42:48 GMT

Looking for any data on Sappeloke a female on the 1832 Creek census of Fishtown, Alabama. Also, Thomas Barefoot who was on the same census Cuhikatcha Town, AL.

I suspect the other female living with Sappeloke might have married Thomas Barefoot.

Thanks for any help.

Interested in learning more about the Creek Nation and my family

aahluva — 28 Jun 2006 4:30:14 GMT

Hello my name is Aryn Hamilton, I have been interested for a long time to learn about my Creek Heritagae, I've gotten bits and pieces from my grandparents but I am interested in learning more, the language, traditions, foods, everything about it. My great-grandmother is Tully Mae Wallace, I believe she is registered on the Dawes Rolle. Any information that I can get would be very helpful. Thank you for your help.

dawes roll

Eli Grayson — 6 Jul 2006 8:06:44 GMT

Your ancestor would need to be listed on the Dawes Roll, not the US Population census.
What is your ancestor's name? Her age in 1900? etc.....

Choat/Choate/Shote

RoyChadwick77 — 23 Nov 2006 4:34:30 GMT

Looking for anyone or info on the Surnames,with a possible Creek connection.
Need info on my GGGmother Elender choate/Choate brn abt 1800 KY,died abt 1860's Marion Co TN. She appeared in Indian Terr of TN abt 1818 when married my GGGfather William B Seitz brn abt 1801 Lincoln Co NC. She was believed to been full blood Cherokee, but haven's found any info to that effect. I cannot point to what area of Ky she came from,but I do know that area's of Ky was part Cherokee/Creek,and Shawnee abt 1800.
Any info would be very appericated.
Roy Chadwick aka Shadrach.

blood quantum

Eli Grayson — 1 Jul 2006 10:55:50 GMT

I wish you success...

August 5th-6th, Gathering of California's Creek Indians

Eli Grayson — 30 Jun 2006 5:43:23 GMT

Hensci (greetings) Everyone!

You are invited to attend the Gathering of California's Creek Indians on August 5th (2006) in El Segundo, CA. at the Recreation Park followed the next day by August 6th in Stockton, Ca. at the Oak Grove Park. Both of these gatherings start at Noon.

The Gathering is hosted by the California Muscogee (Creek) Association.

The guests from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation are;
Principal Chief A.D. Ellis,
Second Chief Afred Berryhill,
Speaker of the National Council George Tiger,
Members of the National Council,
Chief of Staff Mike Flud,
Executive Director Claude Sumner,
District Court Judge Patrick Moore,
Social Services Director Della Cherry,
Human Development Director Dr. Pete Coser,
Tribal Affairs Director Allen Harjo,
Language Department Manager Norma Marshall,
Preservation Office Manager Joyce Bear,
Higer Education Manager Chennana Davis,
President of Johnson O'Malley Program Virginia Thomas,
Realty Department,
Citizenship Department and Board,
Burial Assistance Office,
School Chothes Manager Janice Hannan,
Election Department and Board.
Tobacco Prevention Department,
And a host of others......

If you have Creek family in California or the West Coast, please make arrangements to attend these Gatherings. If you are interest in Creek culture.....your are welcome to come.
This is a park POT-LUCK event, so please bring your lawn chairs and your favorite dish to share....and don't forget WATER!

For more information please contact;
Eli Grayson
President
California Muscogee (Creek) Association
310-487-7706
californiamuscogee@comcast.net
cmca@comcast.net

SEE YOU THERE.........please pass this informaton on...

Potter Brown Website

Kevin — 29 Jun 2006 5:16:02 GMT

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/o/r/Kevin-Korum...

William F. McIntosh's children

mvrn1997 — 27 Jun 2006 2:40:37 GMT

Can anyone give me proof that Mary Lou is deceased or what happened to her?

Please feel free to email me too.

posey

jflickramsey — 26 Jun 2006 11:33:45 GMT

I am looking for Christine Williams have information on posey's. Need info on Bay Williams and family in California.
Janice

1832 Georgia Creek Census?

gregandwinn — 14 Sep 2006 1:42:48 GMT

Is the 1832 Georgia Creek Census on line?
It would be wonderful if so.

Thanks

Winn

Susie Tiger

glb1967 — 24 Jul 2002 5:49:35 GMT

I am seeking information on Susie Tiger who was married to Patrick Malone or Melone in Oklahoma. I know she died in the early 60's late 50's. She was full blood Creek Indian. I've been told that she was orphaned. I also know she has a roll number. She had one child Jack Jimmie Malone. This is my husbands gr grandmother.

RAY. CRAWFORD

BillyTCox — 7 Dec 2001 10:56:07 GMT

Three CRAWFORD Brothers, Robert Wade, Thomas Windfield, and George arrive in Creek Nation early to mid-1890s. John S. RAY arrives around same time with his family of 3 daus and 2 sons. Johns brother Hiram comes to are at the same time. Hiram dies in 1911. Thomas Winfield marries Alice RAY and George marries her sister Hattie c 1895-1897. They live in the area that becomes Okmulgee County, around Dewar and Morris.. George dies after 1900 census and before 1910. THomas Winfield and family move to Hughes County c 1915. Joh S. RAY's wife, Ellender, dies prior to 1910 and he remaries. Looking for any information on these families
n these families

needing info

kellie_corn — 12 Jul 2001 2:18:05 GMT

Need information on the following Creek Indians: Hopeth Harjo died in 1874 : Na Ta Wa Nee died in 1859: William Knight died in 1884:Jacob Knight died in 1902 and married a Malinda unknown maiden name : and Sally Knight McKellop who married a Walter Rhea McKellop. Everyone before Sally I believe is from Florida and Sally walked on the Trail of tears. I need all the information I can get on the Mckellops and any of the others like dates marriages,children and any other info. thanks

John Smith

V. Smith — 13 Jun 2006 1:51:53 GMT

I am looking for any information on John Smith. He was living in Creek Nation during the early 20th century and was married to Tillie Mae Wilhite. They had a son named William Aaron Smith who is my grandfather. He was also known as "Haney". Also, his father was John Fryer Smith who was married to a Louisa B. (?). If anyone has any information, it will greatly be appreciated.

MONIAC/SIZEMORE, AL

EvelynLeslie25 — 17 Jun 2004 11:11:14 GMT

William SIZEMORE m. "Vicey" MONIAC in 1826, Baldwin Co. According to estate records and his mother's will, his sister, Nancy SIZEMORE, also married a MONIAC. I am seeking to confirm which MONIAC married Nancy. William and Nancy are 2 of the children of Arthur and Mary Bailey Sizemore. Thanks, Evelyn

GENEOLOGY

DOYLE ARMSTRONG — 27 Dec 1998 12:00:00 GMT