Oh crud, I should just hang it up now! When I just sent off that corrected msg. it printed wrong, and unless your a savant, you'll never figure out which is "Left column" and "Right column". I have to stop laughing long enough to find a way to write it....

Okay, Left column names are:

GEORGE POWELL
AGNES POWELL
AGNES COCKE
JOSEPH HARWOOD
REBECCA HARWOOD
MARY LONGBOTTOM
JEAN McGEE
JESSE McGEE
WILLIAM McGEE
PINKNEY RAY McCAIG
ETHEL McCAIG


RIGHT COLUMN

ALICE POWELL
ROBERT WARREN
ROBERT WARREN
S. JOHN WARREN
WILLIAM D. WARREN
MARY L. WARREN
MINNIE MAE HOOD
VERNON PRESLEY
ELVIS PRESLEY

My husband is related to Morning Dove, but I would need to find the exact link. His mother was a Harris. I do have some emails with some un-researched info. Maybe it will help you.

The following info was sent by Ira Harris:

Here's another analysis of this issue. If Morning Dizena Mansell's father,
William Mansell was 1/2 Cherokee (his mother reportedly was named Mourning
Flower), given that her mother Morning Dove White was full-blood Cherokee,
then Morning Dizena Mansell Palmer would be 3/4 Cherokee.

Then further, if there is no Indian-blood in the Palmer side, the sons and
daughters of Dr. Russell Porter Palmer would all be 3/8 Cherokee.




> Mourning Dizena Mansell Palmer was half Indian, her mother, Mourning Dove
> was pure Cherokee.
>
>
>
> > Hi to you all on the Marion County web.I have got several e-mails asking
> about Morning D.Palmer wife of Russell Palmer,Like was she an Indian?What
> tribe?Inc.That I dont know.But this is the way she died.As told by.
> >
> >
> > My Father (James H Palmer)said he remembered the day his grandmother
> (Morning D.)died like it was yesterday.She had been living with his family
> as for back as he could remember. He was only five at the time. The year
was
> 1911 and they(Dr.John and most of the boys) were down on the lower field
> cutting sprouts when his brother (Ben about 7 years old) came running up
> with a wild look on his face and said"SOMETHING IS TO MATTER WITH GRANNY
YOU
> ALL BETTER COME ON TO THE HOUSE AND SEE ABOUT HER"so away we all went
> running as fast as we could go.When I got there she was laying on the bed
> like she was asleep with her pipe on the table beside her.Daddy (John H.
> Palmer)said she has been dead for a while for she is cold and her pipe is
> cold too.
> > So with the help of some of the neighbors they made a box of wood and th
e
> next day they carried her to the Palmer grave yard and buryed her.
> > Then they went around the field with the wagon and picked up rocks
untill
> they had enough to cover her grave so the wolfs would not dig her up.The
> rocks are there now.She was 85 years old.jp
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>




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Thank you, sorry I'm such a dork, I've just started corresponding with Joel Palmer, is he related to you?

i need any and all help on the harris surname for my daughter. i have very little to go own and i will explain why in an email. i really have no one to help me. i will tell you what i do know. any help would be appreciated. thanks


Susan Harris

Hello, I don't really have much information, I started this search, and then had to stop, so don't know if I can help, but will try, or atleast put you in touch with people who have responded to me, etc. Another site that has been helpful is Surname Forum, its on Yahoo.com My email address is cfischelli@yahoo.com

We are in the Harris family and Other family also. Iam willing to share. Let me know what Harris members and see if there in our tree. Thank you have a great day.

Ihave some same names that you have here. Iam willing to share. Thank you have a great day

i am looking for the James Elvie Harris who married Alice Jane Tice. this is the branch im looking for.

Thanks
Susan Harris

could you tell me how Hester Palmer who married Walter Harris fits in with Morning Dove??

Hi, I am doing some research for a descendent of Morning Dove, and came across this thread. The "Powell" surname got my attention.
My Great grandfather William Andy Parker married (his 2nd wife) Pearl Powell around 1915 in Tuscaloosa Co, al.
My Daddy remembers Pearl being Am. Indian, but he was "sure" she was Choctaw. I haven't ever been able to find proof of that.
Were any of the Powells listed above Cherokee, by chance? Daddy just may have had the wrong nation.