Chickasaw - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Residence on census

RenEsc — 2013-02-05 02:27:56Z

Thank you for your reply, and information regarding native americans not living on reservation.

Re: Colbert

Brightstarr10 — 2012-11-29 22:05:14Z

You can check here to see if Mary,s line was enrolled. This is some info on this line. I would check all the info to see if it is correct. Some of the trees online have mistakes.

http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/

http://rickeybutchwalker.blogspot.com/2012/08/who-was-willia...

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/f/i/s/John-R-Fisc...

http://www.southern-style.com/Write%20Life/Descendants%20of%...

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/g/l/e/Trena-M-Gle...

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/COLBERT/2002-0...

Re: Colbert

otaunya — 2012-11-29 18:13:32Z

I am a direct decendent of William Logan Colbert son of James Colbert & Sopha Minta Hoya & wife Jessie Moniac daughter of Sehoy III and William D. Moniac and was looking for info. or picts. do you have any. Where they enrolled? I decend from their daughter Mary Polly Colbert. My email is otaunya@yahoo.com. Thanks, Taunya Powell James

Meeks on the Chickasaw Reservation

mwcraig — 2012-06-17 18:13:34Z

I'm looking for relatives of Jamen or James, William O., Charles L. and John Henry Meek, sons of Joseph A. Meek. They were all living on the Chickasaw Reservation in 1910 and later migrated to the Cleburne, Texas area. Anyone with any information, please contact me. Thanks.

Re: Chickasaw Tribe, Lauderdale/Dyer Co TN, 1880-1910, Jones Family

emilyweaver60 — 2012-06-06 22:54:31Z

It's difficult to sift through Jones'. They seem to be everywhere! Although I have some less common names that I have just as much trouble with! lol

Re: Chickasaw Tribe, Lauderdale/Dyer Co TN, 1880-1910, Jones Family

shirleybernard1 — 2012-06-05 14:33:34Z

Sorry to take so long, but no, I haven't run across your names in my so-far fruitless search for the Jones family that raised the Indian boy that became my grandaughter's ancester (by way of her paternal grandmother).What a shame they had to be named "Jones" instead of something like "Terficky" or some such nonsense name that would have shown up easily. Hope you have better luck than I.

looking for busby info.

noah_tyler28 — 2012-05-29 03:00:49Z

Winnie Della Busby is my Great Grandmother, she married William Pickett Baldwin. I was told she was part indian. Her fathers name is Valatino Busby but tahts all i know,does anyone know anything about his parents and more info of busby indians?

Re: Chickasaw Tribe, Lauderdale/Dyer Co TN, 1880-1910, Jones Family

emilyweaver625 — 2012-05-14 22:44:13Z

I am looking for a John and Annie Jones, listed in 1920 census as living with thier daughter and son-in-law, Minnie and Clyde Johnson in Dyer County. Both John and Annie have parents' birthplaces listed as "United States". John and Annie's children are Mary, Curtis, and Myrtle. Have you run across this family in your search? I can't seem to find where they might be in 1910 census.

Re: Chickasaw by Blood Enrollment Cards

RalphBiggs72 — 2012-02-16 00:32:44Z

Hello Pete, Ralph Biggs here. Have some questions want to run by you. Please contact me at: rabiggs4243@sbcglobal.net Personal e-mail address. Thank YOU, RB

Re: Mathis (Mathews) Family in North Carolina

jjfears7 — 2012-02-12 14:51:05Z

Thanks Kathy.

Re: Mathis (Mathews) Family in North Carolina

KathyRoberts54 — 2012-02-12 11:05:32Z

Jeff

The Chickasaw Nation never maintained any kind of tribal presence in North Carolina.

Kathy Roberts
VA

Mathis (Mathews) Family in North Carolina

jjfears7 — 2012-02-11 21:52:24Z

Family legend claims that my g-g-grandmother was from the Chickasaw tribe, but I have never been able to substantiate that rumor. Any help would be appreciated.

Her maiden name was Frances Siota (or Ciota) Mathis (or Mathews). Her father, Chapel Mathis originated in North Carolina according to census records, but migrated to Graves County, TN. Siota married Josiah Fears 8 Nov 1856.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Jeff Fears

Where and how can one get to the Chickasaw Nation "Rolls"

DaughterOfRoy — 2012-02-07 17:53:43Z

Where and how can one get to the Chickasaw Nation "Rolls"

Been into Ancestry.com for a couple of months now and cant find access to the Indian resources? Could anyone direct me?
I am currently searching for ancestors in the areas of Oklahoma,Tennessee,Lower Missouri and also up into the northeastern states too.

Thanks/waymarker

Found a Land Deed

simps177 — 2011-07-12 00:19:15Z

Hello,
I have been looking for information on my families indian heritage for a while now, and have recently found a land deed belonging to my great great grand father. It is a Deed for 40 acres either from the Chickasaw and Choctaw nations or on their land. I have been told repeatedly from my family that we have ties to the Chickasaw nation, and wondered if this form could help.

The for metioned Deed belonged to Earl lee James, and Beatrice Puge. If you have any information on then I would greatly appriciated it

Re: Colbert

cjkn73080 — 2011-07-02 01:20:47Z

try http://www.chickasawhistory.com/colbert/ I am related to Winchester Colbert I found some family stuff there

Re: Renne Chickasaw Indian

csar244 — 2011-06-30 03:43:09Z

Martha was my 4th Great-Grandmother. If anyone has been able to find any information on her, could you please share? I have been unable to find much on her myself. I would love to share what little bit I have to anyone who might need help, but what I have is pitifully small.

James Adair

kerryclayton222 — 2011-06-12 22:45:27Z

Looking for information on James Robert Adair's son, John Adair born 1750, during the time James Adair resided with Chickasaw tribe. Unknown mother, perhaps Chickasaw princess. James Adair lived and fought with Chickasaw and traded to other Indian tribes.

Re: Residence on census

RenEsc — 2011-03-02 19:10:59Z

Thank you I don't believe the family has indian connections but need to prove so to others in the family and I wasn't sure how having that residence on the census meant anything, so now I now I know it doesn't. Thank you for your reply

Re: Residence on census

Twee_TEE_2012 — 2011-03-02 06:52:57Z

Living in Indian Territory was no indication at all of being an Indian. There were many legal non-Indian residents in Indian Territory and many more illegal non-Indian residents, especially by the 1890s.

Also, the Five Civilized Tribes did not live on reservations. They lived in their own nations.

If you are referring to the George Mullins listed below, it is pretty certain he was not Indian. He was listed as white, born in Texas and both his parents were listed as white and born in Georgia. There seems to be no prior connection between these people and the Chickasaw Nation. I didn't find any George, Martin or Ann Mullins listed on the Dawes Roll from any tribe.

George Mullins
Home in 1900: Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory
Age: 14
Birthplace: Texas
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relationship to head-of-house: Son
Father's Name: Martin Mullins
Mother's Name: Ann Mullins

Residence on census

RenEsc — 2011-03-02 05:41:45Z

I have a 1900 census for George Mullins that states residence in 1900 is Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory.

With a statement of such, can we assume he is Indian and on a reservation?

I know to verify if he is Indian or not I have to get Roll and card numbers. I am just curious, because I have seen this in the past and am wondering if it warrants checking further in the matter

Thank you

Re: Cofer-Dawes Roll

Windeagle44 — 2011-02-02 02:50:29Z

Update: Bettie Johnson, 1/2 Chickasaw m.
George Freeman Cofer b. 1863 Park Co., Indiana
d. Grady, Oklahoma

Cofer-Dawes Roll

Windeagle44 — 2011-01-25 21:04:24Z

Looking for info on Betty, Andrew Jackson, Emma Lena, Geo. Edward, Jesse Freeman, and Virgil Lee Cofer. They are listed on the Dawes Roll of final Rolls of the Citizens and Freemen of the Five Civilized Tribes, 1898-1914. Looking for birthdates, marriages, death dates or Cemetery info. Also blood degree and Betty's maiden name if possible.

Re: Looking for Native American relatives/ancestors

KathyRoberts54 — 2010-12-15 05:49:26Z

Lateias

Both the Chickasaw and Choctaw resided at one time in what is now Mississippi. However, both Nations were forced to cede their lands and remove west in the early 1800's.

Williams and Smith are both common names, so you will need to provide some specific information, such as first names and dates, for anyone to be able to help you.

Kathy Roberts
VA

Re: Looking for Native American relatives/ancestors

Lateias — 2010-12-14 20:54:55Z

This happened in the early 1900's or late 1800's.

Looking for Native American relatives/ancestors

Lateias — 2010-12-14 20:53:44Z

Hi, I am charged with the job of doing my family's history, and haven't much to go on at all. I am here looking for my maternal great-grandmother who was native American from Mississippi. I am trying all of the tribes from Mississippi, beginning with those from the northern part, because my family - excluding my great grandmother who I only know was native American, and may have been killed around that time by the group of men who chased my family from MS. Our family name went from Williams in MS, to Smith in Arkansas. My great grandfather changed the name in the car on the way to Arkansas, while being persued by an angry mob of men.

Re: Wiley Cleveland Raulston

vondeano — 2010-10-25 05:51:42Z

Yes I am related to Alvin Dean Raulston, Wiley Cleveland Raulston Jr is my father. He was born in Big Cabin Oklahoma and later moved to Vinita. I have alot of information that I could provide you and I hope you have alot of info you could provide me with too. You can reach me at von_deano@hotmail.com with any information or how to get in touch with you. I hope to hear from you soon. In regards to your other question about growing up in Oklahoma, no my dad moved to California to raise a family.

Re: Where and how can one get to the Chickasaw Nation "Rolls"

Brightstarr10 — 2010-09-16 02:42:51Z

This should get you started in the right direction. Good luck. Bryghtstar
http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/finalroll.php

http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/tribes/chickasaw/chick...

Re: Chickasaw Heritage

KathyRoberts54 — 2010-09-08 03:39:59Z

What was the name of the company who provided these results ?

KR

Chickasaw Heritage

forensicpoota1 — 2010-08-09 16:20:28Z

My grandmom just had her dna tested and it was determined she is 62% Chickasaw and 32% Jewish. We originally thought she was Cherokee, so now we are trying to trace our family heritage. Her mother was also Chicksaw Her name was Vera Mae Couch. If anyone has an info on her please let me know. Thanks.

Savannah River Chickasaw

gvn_roberson — 2010-08-05 21:19:40Z

Hi, I'm looking for information on the Savannah River Chickasaw. I've seen where a Tony Carr in the past was mentioned in the Book "Guardians of the Valley: Chickasaws in Colonial Carolina" in connection to his family being descended from the Savannah River Chickasaw. It states that he traced his familiy back to Ellender Neece, a full-blood Chickasaw born in that area(Aiken County, S.C.) in 1795. Does anyone know where we may be able to find any information on the other families that were connected to or descended from the Savannah River Chickasaws? Any help on this would be very grateful. Thanks.

Re: Wiley Cleveland Raulston

Raulston6 — 2010-06-20 21:57:22Z

The other post from vondeano is my brother... Our father is Wiley Cleveland Raulston born in 1926. We grew up in Southern California. Both our parents are originally from Oklahoma and then moved to California before our birth. I believe Alvin Dean Raulston was our father's brother. Are you related and part of this family or do geneology research?

Re: Wiley Cleveland Raulston

petiegirl — 2010-06-10 04:46:11Z

Hi,

Sorry, it has been a very busy and crazy year so far. I was wondering what part of the country do you live in? Did you grow up in Northeast Oklahoma? Was your father's name Alvin Dean Raulston? Please let me know. I would love to compare notes.

Thanks,

Petiegirl

Re: Searching for Native American Roots

starlingdarlings — 2010-05-28 16:43:46Z

Yes, that's the right family. At least the first censuses you listed are for sure. I'd have to verify the others to be sure. I know they are listed as white on the census. I just didn't know if there is any other way to find out for sure if there is any Native American heritage there or not. One of my cousin's did recently say that he is pretty sure Mary Alma (Mamie) Brown-Comer was Cherokee. He says his mom, Mamie's daughter, said she was 1/2 Cherokee. My mother says she thought her dad, Mamie's son, said she was 1/4 Cherokee. I just want to know if there is any way at all to find this out for sure. It's very frustrating cause I know that inter-racial marriage was frowned on greatly back then and if that was the case they may not have ever wanted to fill out papers saying they were Native American at all. Which is so foreign to me! I would be so excited to verify this information and be proud of my Native American roots! Thanks for your reply!

Re: Totsy P? D? Wilson Lockhart

mebateman1 — 2010-05-23 04:56:19Z

this might be her:
1900 MS Pontotoc Co Hoyles city
this family listed as white
Wilson Hugh W head Nov 1850 49 married 25yrs GA GA SCOT farmer
Wilson Mollie wife Apr 1853 47 married 25yrs 6 born 5 living MS TN TN
Wilson Jennie B dau Jun 1878 21 TX GA MS
Wilson Totrit dau Oct 1879 20 MS GA MS (Totsie?)
Wilson Archie dau Jan 1887 12 MS GA MS
Wilson Hugh B son Sep 1889 10 MS GA MS

1880 MS Lafayette Co Oxford
this family listed as white
Wilson Hugh W 29 husband farming GA GA GA
Wilson Mollie A 28 wife MS TN TN
Wilson James P 4 son MS
Wilson J Belle 3 dau TX
Wilson Bertie J 9/12 Aug dau MS
Smith Mary A N 50 mother(probably motherinlaw) TN NC NC
Stawns? M Myrtle 5 niece MS MS MS

1860 AL Calhoun Co ranges 8 & 9
James R Wilson 33 farmer GA
E E Wilson 34 GA
Charles C Wilson 12 GA
Hugh W Wilson 9 GA
Susan Gordon 13 GA
Mary L Gordon 7 GA
Cynthia E Gordon 6 GA
Thomas N Gordon 4 GA

per familysearch.org possible marriage info
James R Wilson m. Elizabeth C Gordon on 30 Sep 1855 Polk Co GA

1850 GA Paulding Co Mil Dist950
James Wilson 23 farmer GA
Katherine A Wilson 27 NC (probably mother of Hugh as well)
Charles C Wilson 2 GA

per familysearch.org
James Wilson m. Catharine Ann Mcaris on 23 Dec 1846 in Paulding GA
per marriage records Court of Ordinary Paulding Co GA 1833-1965

I hope this is helpful. This is not my family.

Re: Searching for Native American Roots

mebateman1 — 2010-05-23 03:46:39Z

1930 OK Dewey Co Little Robe tsp
Comer Cleveland C head 45 married at 17 TX GA AL clergyman Pentacostal church
Comer Mary wife 44 married at 22 NC NC NC(not SC)
plus 6 children

1910 OK Love Co Burney
Brown Annie head 46 wid 13 born 10 living SC SC SC
Brown Elijia B son 28 SC SC SC
Brown John L son 23 SC SC SC
Brown Adolphus N or U son 21 SC SC SC
Brown Sallie P dau 17 TX SC SC
Brown Carrie L dau 14 TX SC SC
Brown Maggie L dau 12 TX SC SC
Brown forrest M son 7 TX SC SC
Brosn Emma Lee dau 5 TX SC SC
(so Milledge died around 1905-1909)

1900 TX Grayson Just Prec5
this family listed as white
Brown Milledge head Aug 1861 38 married 19yrs SC SC SC farmer
Brown Annie wife Sep 1864 35 married 19yrs 11 born 10 living SC SC SC
Brown Elijah son Oct 1881
Brown Bettie dau May 1883
Brown Mamie dau Apr 1885 15 SC SC SC
Brown John son Feb 1887
Brown Dolphus son Oct 1888(probably after Adolphus?)SC
Brown Volka? son Nov 1890 9 TX
rown Dallie dau Oct 1892 7 TX
Brown Carrie dau Sep 1894 5 TX
Brown Lori? dau Feb 1898 TX

1880 SC Union Co Bogansville (possible family)
this family listed as white
Adolphus U Brown 40 SC NC SC
Mary R Brown wife 38 SC TN SC
Milledge B Brown son 18 SC SC SC
plus 8 other children

1870 NC Rutherford Co Union
Brown Adolphus 30 farming SC
Brown Mary 28 SC
Brown Milledge 8 SC
Brown Alma 4 SC
Brown James 2 NC
living with
Millard Patsy 44 NC
Millard Louisa 14 NC

1870 SC Barnwell Co Windsor (probably the Adolphus family due to sister, Alma)
this family listed as white
Brown T P 58 farmer SC
Brown Minna or Winna 50 SC
Brown James B 15 SC
Brown Martin 11 SC
Brown Milledge 8 SC
Brown Cinthia 7 SC
Brown James B 4 SC (this born listed as b=black)

Re: Luther Martin Hartley born Martin Luther Hartley in IL

mebateman1 — 2010-05-23 02:17:28Z

1920 KS Cherokee Co Lyon tsp
Hartley Luther head 42 mar IL IN IL zinc miner
Hartley Marie wife 43 mar MO ENG SCOT
Hartley Tressie dau 12 MO
Hartley Bertha dau 7 MO
Miller Clarence stepson 12 MO
Miller Herbert stepson 8 MO

1910 ARK Craighead Co Buffalo tsp
this family listed as white
Hartley Luther head 28 married twice this marriage 2yrs IL NC IL
Hartley Ada wife 19 married once 2yrs 1 born 1 living ARK ARK ARK
Hartley Tressie dau 1 and 3/12ths MO IL ARK

US Army register 1901 May-1902
Luther M Hartley 22 Hoberman MO born Franklin Co IL occupation farmer eyes brown hari dark brown complexiona dark 5'6" discharged 21 Jan 1905 Wayne MI

enlisted w/Logan G Hartley age 21 Hoberman MO b. Franklin Co IL (probably a brother)

1900 IL Franklin Co Denning tsp
Hartley Martin head May 1879 21 married this year IL NC IL day laborer
Hartley Louisa wife Sep 1881 10 married this year 1 born 1 living IL IL IL
Hartley Clara P dau Dec 1899 5/12ths IL IL IL
living next to her mother
Gunter Georgia May 1855 45 wid IL IL TN
Gunter Melvina Sep 1891 8
Gunter Mattie Mar 1894 6

per familysearch.org
Martin L Hartley b. 26 May 1879 IL m. Louise A Gunter on 2 Jul 1899 in Franklin IL
submitted by member and shows on IL Marriage index
as well as father Rufus Hartley m. Emeline Morris on Jul 25 1865 in Franklin Co IL
http://www.ilsos.gov/GenealogyMWeb/MarriageSearchServlet

1880 IL Franklin Co Town Mount
Hartley Rufus 48 head NC NC NC
Hartley Emeline 36 wife IL IL IL
Hartley Augustus 18 son IL NC IL
Hartley John 15 son IL
Hartley Alice 12 dau IL
Hartley Isabel 10 dau IL
Hartley Richmond 8 son IL
Hartley Logan 4 son IL
Hartley Lutherian 1 son IL (your Luther)(aka Martin L Hartley b. 26 May 1879))

see tree on rootsweb.com
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op...

WWI Draft registration in Jasper Co MO
Martin Luther Hartley
living 604 S Walker Webb City Jasper MO
age 40
b. May 26, 1878
white
miner for Carlatt Ming Co Webb City Jasper MO
nearest relative Mary Hartley wife
med build
med height
brown eyes
black hair
no other marks
as of 12 Sep 1918

Here is Luther's widow in 1930
1930 OK Ottawa Co Quapaw
Hartley Mary head 54 wid MO ENG SCOT
Miller Clarence son 21 single ARK MO MO

I hope this is helpful although it doesn't shed too much light on Native American. Let me know if you have any questions. This is not my family.

finding the lost to rememeber

handl07 — 2010-05-05 21:04:47Z

looking for information on luther m harley married a Chickasaw bride named ADA had a daughter named Bertha....
Ada died , Hartley remarried a white woman, she destoryed and thing concerning bertha and being a Chickasaw. he died 1923 i think. ada died 1913 i think nothing else to go on, trying to help my wife fill in her indian line. you can email me at handl07@bellsouth.net
thank you
gary

Re: LAURA BARNES b. ca. 1838

sand40 — 2010-04-06 15:56:43Z

Hello,

So glad you entered this information. I have been trying unsucessfully for years to find/verify who were Pleasant's father and mother.
I was told by Rev. Bobby Barnes of Henderson, Tn ( his aunt was the county historian for Chester County) that Pleasant's father was a William Barns/es from NC.
Of Laura Elizabeth Smallwoood /Barnes( born 1834-38) he said she was an orphan and so was Pleasant. My Pleasant in 1850 was living with an Isham Johnson family on the census listed as 21 years of age.
Love to trade info and figure out the ancestral line.
There were several Pleasant Barn/es about this time.
My Laura married a Teague man in Chester County,TN later in life according to another source.

My emailis: sandewhite@yahoo.com

Re: LAURA BARNES b. ca. 1838

lsc4me — 2010-04-04 06:33:01Z

Hi Sande,

I am interested in Pleasant Barnes, as mentioned in the following deed:

Deed from WESTLEY J. BARNES, et al, to JAMES SHIRLEY Indenture made this 5th day of August 1851, between the lawful heirs of Jesse Barnes, deceased, and James Shirley, for value received, for all our undivided interest in two tracts of land lying in Range 8 Section 2, beginning 484 poles east and 98 poles south of the northwest corner of the section, running south 160 poles, then east 200 poles, then north 160 poles, then 200 poles to the beginning, and containing 200 acres; the other tract in Range 7 Section 2, beginning at the west corner of an entry in the name of Kinchen Nunnery, runs south 72 poles, then east 1 poles, then south 94 poles, then east 182 poles, then north 166 poles, then west 183 poles to the beginning, and containing 189 ¼ acres. Westley J. Barnes Pleasant P. (X) Barnes John Birkett James Birkett Dennis Barnes Reliance Barnes William Baley Hannah (X) Baley Alfred (X) Inman Nancy (X) Inman David (X) Bailey Elizabeth (X) Bailey Dennis Birkett Mahala (X) Birkett Mahuldah (X) Barnes Henry Barnes Nancy (X) Paschal Charles (X) Barnes Deed was acknowledged in open court on the 13th February 1852 in McNairy County, and registered in my office on the 2nd day of March 1852. D. F. McElyea, Register

I think that your Laura is the wife of this Pleasant. Most of the others mentioned are the heirs of Charles Barnes of Tishomingo Co., MS and Martha Barnes Burchett/Birkett. They were both the children of Dennis Barnes of Benton Co., TN, via Tishomingo Co., MS and McNairy Co., TN. The Jesse Barnes who was the owner of the land was Dennis' son, and the brother of Charles and Martha.

I am trying to figure out how Pleasant fits in. Please write!

Leslie lsc4me@hotmail.com

Re: Chickasaw relative: last name Claunch/Clonch

ndnqueen7 — 2010-03-04 21:04:25Z

He will, he is nice

Re: Chickasaw relative: last name Claunch/Clonch

kris1984kris1984 — 2010-03-03 17:29:50Z

Awesome! I wrote him and I'll just have to patiently await until he drops me a line back (fingers crossed). Thanks a lot again!

Re: Simmons, Snow, Kimbrell

KathyRoberts54 — 2010-03-03 04:40:51Z

Do you have some first names ? Dates ? Locations ?
That might help narrow things down.

Kathy Roberts
VA

Re: Marth CLAUNCH Dt/o Love C CLAUNCH

kris1984kris1984 — 2010-03-02 18:51:07Z

Thanks,Kathy!

Re: Chickasaw relative: last name Claunch/Clonch

ndnqueen7 — 2010-03-02 16:19:54Z

Yes that's right!

Marth CLAUNCH Dt/o Love C CLAUNCH

KathyRoberts54 — 2010-03-02 15:21:48Z

kris1984

Some additional information that may assist your research.

1880 Tishomingo Co MS
Dist 4 Beat 4 Pg 70A
CLAUNCH
Love C 37 w m AL AL AL
Nancy L 34 w f AL TN TN
Mary F 18 w f MS
Milly L 16 w f MS
Sarah E 14 w f MS
Love G 12 w m MS
Martha A H w f 10 MS **
John F 8 w m MS
William R 6 w m MS
George T 3 w m MS
Morgan H 6/12 w m MS

1900 Prentiss Co MS
Lacy Twp ED 101 Pg 14B
LAMBERT
Jack 38 w m June 1861 MS TN TN
Martha H 28 w f Oct 1870 MS AL AL
Hattie B 16
James T 14
Ludie M 6
George C 9
Minnie L 7
Willie A 5
Denia A 3
Kellis O 1
Alvin G 3/12

There are two CLAUNCH surname boards which you may be interested in. They contain lots of information about the CLAUNCH family and their European origins, as well as a few cousins !
http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.claunch/mb.ashx
http://genforum.genealogy.com/claunch/

Kathy roberts
VA

Re: Chickasaw relative: last name Claunch/Clonch

kris1984kris1984 — 2010-02-25 10:38:32Z

By the way, here is some more specific information re: my family history in case you do get in contact with him.

"Martha Howard Claunch is grandpa's mother's name. Her father's name was Love C. Claunch, her grandfather's name was John 'Jack' Micheal Claunch. Martha married Jackson Andrew Lambert in Tishomingo County, MS, prior to 1870."

Thanks!

Re: Chickasaw relative: last name Claunch/Clonch

kris1984kris1984 — 2010-02-25 09:41:22Z

Hey! Thank you so very much for your help! I looked up "Brad Clonch" on myspace and came up with a 29 year old. Does that sound right? Thanks again and bless you for your help!

Re: Chickasaw relative: last name Claunch/Clonch

ndnqueen7 — 2010-02-25 03:01:37Z

Try this number and see if Brad Clonch still works there. 580-436-7256. I'll dig around and see if I can find his email. Also, I dont know if you get on myspace, but he used to have an account on there

Re: Chickasaw relative: last name Claunch/Clonch

ndnqueen7 — 2010-02-25 02:58:18Z

I haven't talked to him in awhile. He was working for the Chickasaw Nation in Ada Oklahoma in 2008 though, that was the last time I talked to him. He was in their music department. Maybe you can see if there is some sort of directory? I will look too and tell you if I find anything.

Re: Chickasaw relative: last name Claunch/Clonch

kris1984kris1984 — 2010-02-24 22:52:16Z

Do you still know this person or keep in contact with this person bychance? I was just trying to track down possible relations. Please let me know if you still know anything and if not, thanks so much for your contribution anyways! Have a wonderful day!