Osage Nation - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Cody's Bluff

Ib_Curious — 2009-08-17 16:42:24Z

I am looking for any information on the Allenbaugh Family that lived in Coody's Bluff in the early 19teens..

Re: Osage Nation Archives

hoss1947 — 2009-08-07 13:44:20Z

that would be great thank you my email adress is raylynmyers@msn.com. thank you so much.

Re: Osage Nation Archives

patsybacon39 — 2009-08-07 02:53:57Z

I have a wonderful photo of eves tallchief I would be happy to make a copy for you.

Re: Osage Nation Archives

hoss1947 — 2009-08-03 00:39:34Z

eve tallcheif an rose tallcheif are my great uncle an aunt

Re: Osage roll numbers

ladylugnut — 2009-06-08 00:30:44Z

Sarah Jane Culleson Sloan was my great grandmother. That was her Christian name. I do not know her given name. You will probably not find any records on her. The records office for the Osage Nation in Pawhuska, OK burned down a long time ago. She was full blooded Cherokee. A little known fact is that a Cherokee chief tried to buy her from my great grandfather. They were married on the reservation. Her husband was from Pennsylvania. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help. Sarah Sloan

Re: Regarding CDIB...

2009-05-20 13:34:33Z

In case you didn't get the e-mail I sent you...go to www.osagenation.com...and click on the link for CDIB card registration. Provide them with your name and address and they will send you applications for tribal enrollment. (I believe they do require original documents.) Hope this helps!

Need help CDIB card

LindaThiry — 2009-05-20 13:33:24Z

I am also trying to get my CDIB card from the Osage Tribe, I was granted by the CDIB and membership Dept a DNA test only for the Offspring of Louis Pryor because the Pryor family are not willing to be tested can I ask for a hearing by the Osage membership dept to show my records of proof that I am Louis Pryor's great grandchild? Please help I have grandkids that need moneys for school.

Re: BAKER AND SHERFIELD

gklarocq1 — 2009-05-14 03:04:59Z

Sorry for the confusion. My First email was the correct information. I went back over my family tree and her parents were James and Barbara Ellen. I'm not usually such an air head, but as I said this genealogy really confuses me. LOL

Re: BAKER AND SHERFIELD

gklarocq_1 — 2009-05-14 02:44:05Z

Sorry, The previous information I sent is wrong. My Pearl(born ~ 1901) was the daughter of James Wellington Sherfield & Lou Emmer Killion. I think that's right, I get so confused with this geneolgy stuff.

Re: BAKER AND SHERFIELD

gklarocq_1 — 2009-05-14 02:22:23Z

Yes I do. How are you related? My Pearl Sherfield was the daughter of James Sherfield and Barbara Ellen Farris. Is that the Pearl of your interest? If this is the Pearl let me know & I'll find it this weekend. As far as I know her siblings were Asher, Zora, and Willis (his twin William died in infancy). I think I only have a picture of Ola Mae as a baby. I never had much contact with the Sherfield side of the Family, just uncle willis. A good source of information re: the Sherfield side is Pat Irvin. Her GM was Minnie Baker (Sherfield) Minnie was married to Asher.

Re: BAKER AND SHERFIELD

Kenneth_Irvin71 — 2009-05-13 22:56:32Z

HI No my Mother was Pearl Sherfield,Her Mother was Minnie Baker.Ola Mae Sherfield Goins and Pearl were sisters.I do have pictures and I will send them to u if you will contact me back.My email address is pawpaw-irvin@sbcglobal.net.Thank You for your responce.

Re: BAKER AND SHERFIELD

eliboucher — 2009-05-13 21:18:41Z

I noticed that your Grandmother was Pearl Sherfield?
Do you have photos of her, or her sister Ola? Or their families?
LibBou@cox.net

Re: Lester Franklin Pappan,Sr., b. ca 1897

jmay41 — 2009-01-30 22:12:45Z

Linda, I am related to Lester through both his father and mother; I have information to share.

Jon
jandcmay@aol.com

Missouri family

brendahouston56 — 2009-01-11 03:39:07Z

My Ggrandmother Mary Jane ( JANIE ) Martin Godbey.
born 1877 mother NANCY CAROLINE -- STEP Father John Buckley
I WAS RAISED HEARING MARY JANE WAS FROM A INDIAN TRIBE HOW WOULD I FIND A LINK TO NAMES FORM MO AROUND 1877. AROUND DENT CO MO.

Re: Timmons/Asher

DollyZack — 2008-08-26 17:53:56Z

Hi,
My maiden name is Asher. Can you send a picture to see if I know any of the boys?
Thank you
Dolly Asher Zack

Re: Chief Little Bear

skdeari01 — 2008-06-03 17:13:06Z

I am also looking for information on chief little bear of the little osage, he is my great great great grandfather, i have been trying for years to prove that we are indain

Indians full citizenship 1924, photo Calvin Coolidge, Osage Indians, Whitehouse, who are the people in the photo?

normandyancestors950ad — 2008-02-03 17:14:35Z

On June 2, 1924, President Calvin Coolidge signed a bill granting Native Americans full citizenship. Coolidge posed with four Osage Indians in front of the White House to commemorate the event.

The Whitehouse Photo
http://memory.loc.gov/learn/features/immig/images/osage.jpg

My great grandfather is in this photo and it has been passed down to us that his life story and as well another photo of him in full native dress, along with this photo from the Whitehouse, was published in a popular magazine of time, perhaps in the same timeframe of the signing of the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924.

I am trying to locate the magazine article that published his life story. I have searched Time magazine's online database and did not locate an article discussing this Whitehouse photo, only articles pertaining to the signing of the act.

Anyone with Osage history, please tell me the names of the individuals in this Whitehouse photo? The National Achieves did not label anyone in the photo, other than Calvin Coolidge.

The illusive magazine photo that had been passed down to us by stories, was recently discovered in the papers of his wife Rebecca Wentz' family. So we know it exists, we just can't find the name of the magazine it was published in, or the text of the article that went with the picture.

Julius Antonio Rivera

born July 4, 1875, in California, per the social security death records

died August 30, 1957, Los Angeles, CA

The 1930 Federal Census, incorrectly spelled his last name

1930 census
Julius age,54, age first marriage, 23, born California, father born US, mother born US
Rebecca age 58, age first marriage, 27, born Kansas, father born Germany, Mother born Germany,

1930 United States Federal Census

Name: Julius (Riviera)Rivera
Home in 1930: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
Age: 54
Estimated birth year: abt 1876
Birthplace: California
Race: Indian (Native American)
Relation to Head of House: Head

Spouse's name: Rebecca, Birth Date: 8 May 1871, KS

Household Members: Name Age
Julius (Riviera)Rivera 54
Rebecca (Riviera)Rivera 58

williamverllittle@yahoo.com

Little Wentz Family Site
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~williamlittle/littl...

Re: Looking for info on Bighorse family.

Rtoystore — 2007-12-06 04:15:58Z

I have some info on the Bighorse family and pictures of some of the tombstones from the cemetary in Oklahoma. Please email me personally if you would like them. Thank you, Elizabeth Bighorse Rtoystore@aol.com

Tara Renea Damron---Miss Osage 2003

2006-12-05 17:58:07Z

I would like to know if anybody knows Tara Damron and were the Osage bloodline came into her family being a Damron. My mother was a Damorn born White Oak OK on the Cherokee Nation alotted land her mother was cherokee. I would think that are Damron family's would most likely connect somewere back.

Calvin

Tara Renea Damron---Miss Osage 2003

2006-12-05 17:57:33Z

Re: Chief Little Bear

2006-10-26 12:47:38Z

JUst checking. I have information that in Wilson County, Big Creek, Chief Little Bear (Osage tribe) was my GGG grandfathers father, William Wesley Rice. Do you have any information regarding this information
Craig

Re: Looking for family

2006-09-23 20:04:24Z

Ancestry.com has quite a bit of information. There is also readoaktree.com it has information as well.

osage marriage to Tevis/Tivis

pstegsp — 2007-01-18 21:52:14Z

I have information that the mother of my great-great grandfather George Washington Tevis (or Tivis)was Osage. He was born in 1823. His father was French with the original surname of deTevillis. I have also seen George recorded as John Washington Tevis and Tivis. There is much family lore connected to this, of course, including a belief that she was the daughter of a chief. (That tale may have grown taller on down the line as they say.) I do have a photo of my great grandmother wearing some of the Native American artifacts. This family may have settled around Alton, Illinois.

I am thrilled to find this forum as I have been stuck on this for several years now. Would there be any resource that could help me with the small amount of info I have? Also, I'm wondering if anything in the picture might give a hint or confirm the Osage connection.

Thanks in advance for any help available.

Re: Looking for our father's family Osage ties

CherylRiggs — 2007-04-06 04:03:17Z

Misha
How exciting, I just checked my posting and there was your reply. Thank you so much. My g.... parent names were John and Mary Haynie, so its possible the names listed could be relatives. Do you know who I could check with regarding them?

Regards,
Cher
rigglets99@aol.com

Re: Rogers

dennis4279 — 2007-01-07 03:09:44Z

William C Rogers was a Chief of the Cherokee tribe (elected 1903) and the founder of the city of Skiatook. He lived in Skiatook which is in both Osage and Tulsa county but was originally Cherokee territory.

Hope this helps.

Dennis

MARY BENGE

cruzjohnnypass — 2007-06-24 08:30:59Z

SARCHING FOR FOWARD FAMILY TREE OF MARY BENGE OR MICAJAH BENGE MARRIAGE TO ZACHARIA RAY

Re: Osage Nation Archives

patsybacon39 — 2006-12-20 04:49:19Z

I have several photos of Eves Tallchief that I would be happy to copy and send you if you would like, but probably not until after Christmas.

meaning of name

naxopana37 — 2006-11-23 02:41:49Z

Could anyone help me with the meaning of An Nah Wah Kah.

Thanks Donna

Re: Lester Franklin Pappan,Sr., b. ca 1897

sageja — 2007-08-20 09:30:09Z

Lester F Pappan
Date Buried : Oct 17, 1932 in Pawhuska City Cemetery
Mildred Pappan
Date Buried: Nov 30, 1976 in Pawhuska City Cemetery

sharon

Re: Looking for our father's family Osage ties

paddyw11 — 2006-10-23 01:03:34Z

Hey! Did you ever find any more info on your Riggs Osage ancestors? I, too, was told that there are Osage roots in my lineage. I'm descended from Winfield Riggs and Nancy Perring who were married in Osage Co. Mo. Any connections?

Re: Looking for our father's family Osage ties

paddyw11 — 2006-10-23 01:03:34Z

Oh, yeah, btw, they were married in 1873.

Re: Osage Nation Archives

mitchell60138 — 2006-12-19 02:41:56Z

Hi, I am looking for both Tallchief and Lookout family members. Most are on the Tallchief side. Eves Tallchief, Alexander Tallchief, Rose Tallchief are a few.

Re: Osage Nation Archives

mitchell60138 — 2006-12-21 01:54:23Z

Hello, That would be just wonderful, I cannot wait. Just tell me the cost and where to send the money. If you will email me @ mitchell60@cox-internet.com I will give you my address.
Thank you so much,
Barbara

Charley & Cora West, Frank Son

Taunya_Kopke — 2007-04-25 19:14:20Z

I am looking for information about Frank Son (Franklin Lafayette Son) from his birth in 1864 in Fayetteville, AR to his appearance on the 1920 Osage County Federal Census living with his father-in-law, Charley West, and his daughter Cora. Frank's wife Lucy (Nichols I think) was also with them, as was Frank's grandchild Goldie Jordan (daughter of Lizzie/Elizabeth). If any of these names are familiar to you, or if you have any sugestions, please reply. Thank you!

Osage roots

bramail — 2007-04-25 13:59:58Z

Can anyone help me with my search for my father's Osage roots? I've been told my father (Earl Keel/Keal) had a younger brother named Leland. The brothers were 2-3 years apart in age. They would be around 77-79 years old today. To my knowledge there were no other siblings. My grandmother was born and raised on the res and was full blood Osage. She married my grandfather who was Puerto Rican and they lived in Oklahoma City for some time around 1954. Any information would be appreciated no matter how small.

Brad Randall

Re: Looking for our father's family Osage ties

cherriggs — 2007-05-11 04:49:51Z

Misha,
I believe John Haynie is b1814 and Mary Elizabeth b1816
some children were;
Sarah Jane b1840 married to Hugh Gammon
Mary Elizabeth b1841
James b1844
Paul b1849
John b1853
Columbus b1857
George b1860

Thank you for your help
Cher

Re: Tara Renea Damron---Miss Osage 2003

CHarkrader — 2007-04-25 20:29:35Z

Thanks for the info. i will call her. What is her mother name and maiden name?

Harry Nathan Jones b:1898

keithwalker47 — 2007-07-19 17:16:46Z

Harry Nathan Jones was born to James N. Jones and Niva May (Stillwater) Jones on 05 Jan 1898 in OK. Any information would appreciated.

Re: PENN ancestors

cbardok — 2007-07-23 14:51:57Z

Here is the quotation I found on Ed Penn.

This is from some notes in a book called "First White Settlement in Oklahoma" by T. J. Dyer of Alva, OK, published in 1930 and bearing the sub-heading "Story of the First White Settlement in what is now the State of Oklahoma, then known as Indian Territory and other stories".

The quote:

"Bill Conner married an Indian girl by the name of Angelina Penn. Her brother Ed Penn was a large portly, good-natured fellow."

Note: Conner and Penn were married in 1874. Angelina would pass away 5 years later.

Re: PENN ancestors

cbardok — 2007-07-20 19:03:07Z

I believe Ed Penn was the brother of Angeline Penn:

http://www.ausbcomp.com/~bbott/wortman/conner_w.htm

If so, his father was Antoine and his mother was Pelagie Mongrain.

I recently saw an excerpt which described Ed Penn and his physical appearance, but I can't recall where I saw it.

Re: Osage Nation Archives

rauk1 — 2007-04-24 16:16:59Z

I sent you an email. If you don't get it email me at rauk@att.net I know we can do something with your pics.
Rauk Friend

Re: Osage Nation Archives

jenniferbrumley1 — 2007-04-24 14:18:49Z

My grandmother recently passed away and we have come across hundreds of photos of old wedding parties and a lot of historical events concerning the tribe. I would love to get these organized somehow. What all are you putting on the CD?

Re: Tara Renea Damron---Miss Osage 2003

jenniferbrumley1 — 2007-04-24 14:09:42Z

Yes I know the Damron family. Her mother works at the Osage Tribal Museum in Pawhuska, OK and you can contact her at 918-287-5440

Re: Tara Renea Damron---Miss Osage 2003

jenniferbrumley1 — 2007-04-25 20:45:25Z

Her mothers name was Sharon Daniels.

Re: Search for Sarah Jane Sullivan

squeeky180 — 2007-03-11 22:07:06Z

Hi! At this point I am just desperate. I don't know if you can help me or not. My great grandmother and her brother Albus or Alvas Sullivan was born in Indian Territory. Her name was Idella Ida sullivan. Idella and her brother were raised in Buckner's childrens home in Dallas Texas. I have thier records from Buckner and it states that there parent's were R. L. Sullivan and Nancy McCullough. Idella's death certificate says that her father's name was Robert L. Sullivan. The orphanage paper's does not say exactly where they came from, just indian territory. It doesn't say what happened to the father but does say that the mother died in childbirth. Do you happen to have a sullivan / mccullough tie in your line?
Thanks
Dalina

Re: Looking for our father's family Osage ties

NDNGen — 2007-03-16 23:35:47Z

Just found your post. The 1906 Osage Tribal Roll lists Mary Haynie, head of household. With her are two sons, Willie Haynie and John C. Haynie. Also a daughter, Emma Haynie Hope (Hope is Emma's married name). It shows John C. Haynie born Nov. 22, 1903, died July 6, 1943, 1/16 degree Indian Blood.

Re: Osage roll numbers

NDNGen — 2007-04-25 03:20:31Z

Which Mikel are you looking for?

Re: looking for great great grandfatherwho passed in about 1964 who was full osage

NDNGen — 2007-04-25 02:56:59Z

No one by Redman or Redding on the 1906 Osage Tribal Rolls

Re: Looking for our father's family Osage ties

NDNGen — 2007-04-25 02:46:48Z

Cheryl, do you have birth dates for John and Mary?

Re: PENN ancestors

kspark97 — 2007-08-26 14:35:24Z

Here is some info I have on PENN which is likely connected to Edward Penn.

Winfield Courier, July 10, 1874: Bill Conner, a Little Osage Chief, married Miss Angie Pyne (Penn), of Osage Mission last week.

Antoine Penn (a French Canadian) died in 1853 after a measles epidemic broke out at the Osage Mission, where he was buried on April 19. He was about thirty years of age. He had married an Osage, Pelagie Mongrain, in 1842. A daughter, Angeline Penn, was seventeen months old at the time of her father's death. Angeline Penn Conner died in 1879 during her daughter's infancy.

For the year 1878-William Conner, age thirty-two; and Angeline Pen or Hum-pa-to-kah, age twenty-six,-received $3.40 in cash for the first half-year and $3.50 for the second.

William Conner remarried Adeline Newman and had one son, Woodie Conner, who was born in 1882 and died in 1931.