That is just an ad for Ancestry. You do not have to click on it. Someone asked for census on line and I sent a source that has every state in one place. I know they are on USGENWEB. Conniesue ----- Original Message ----- From: <NANAWCR70@webtv.net> To: "connie mead" <conniesuetoo@worldnet.att.net> Cc: <CHEROKEE-SURNAMES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 9:32 AM Subject: Re: [CHEROKEE-SURNAMES] Census on Line > This link to get the surnames is just another way to try to get people > to sign up with ancestry.com. The only free names,that you get on here.. > or counties are already on USGENWEB. >

This link to get the surnames is just another way to try to get people to sign up with ancestry.com. The only free names,that you get on here.. or counties are already on USGENWEB.

Over 42,000 links: http://www.census-online.com/links/ Conniesue

Does anyone on this list have any information on a Josephine 'Jocie' Jourdan. She was the daughter of Thomas Jourdan of Van Buran ARK. She died in 1910. She was about 15 when she married Jasper Collin VanCleve in Springfield, Conway Co.,ARK on 16th of Feb 1890. Her daughter, Clemmie, said she was born in Falkner County near Conway. I'm really not sure that her father was Thomas as someone gave me that info. without telling me where it came from. I have a copy of a Marriage Certificate. Her daughter, Clemmie Anna VanCleve, said her father was a Methodist preacher and her mother was Cherokee. Clem was born 7 Jan 1904 and was very young when Jocie died. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Keep In Touch Peggy Tanner McDonald (Pat) Don't give up, Remember the Mighty Oak was once a NUT!

I am looking for anyone who know about a Mary Jane Ivy born around 1876 in Tennessee. She married in about 1901 to John Edgar Cunningham from Alabama. He left there to go to OK then settled in Arkansas. We have NO information on her except for her name. No tribe name, dates, parentages, Indian names or anything. If you can help we would be so grateful. Thank you. Lynn Cunningham lyndyc2@humboldt1.com

SETTLERS AND INTRUDERS ON CHEROKEE INDIAN LANDS 1801-1816 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~janelle/Intruders.htm?o_xid=0022468880&o_lid=0022468880&o_xt=22468880#page3 Conniesue

I am looking for information on George Washington BONE from Oklahoma. He was born about Dec. 25, 1884 Unknown State of Birth. George Bone lived in Cleveland County in Oklahoma with his wife Nora (Bartholomew) around 1909 where he had a son Calvin Bone. George Bone later moved to Lawton Oklahoma for a while. Nora later remarried so I don't know if George Bone died or they divorced and he moved somewhere else. It is possible that he moved around the Chickasha Oklahoma area or maybe even moved back to Cleveland County in Oklahoma. I have been told by family members that George Bone was a Cherokee. I think the County Seat for Cleveland County is Norman Oklahoma. Any info on this Family Line would be greatly appreciated. Thomas Hathorn thomas@pldi.net

Thanks for the info Bill, but I don't think we have the same line here. Sons of Henry Charles were Isom Hill, James and Williams. Isom Hill LOWRY was b. Georgia (I THINK) and his sons were Ison Rutherford and George Washington LOWRY

Hi, to all I'm wondering if there is anyone on this list that knows anything about Cherokee people who have the Surname of "Triplett." I know that in the Dawes-Guion Miller rolls of 1898-1914 there are 17 Cherokee with the surname of "Triplett" and I've been trying to find out which line or branch of Triplett they might be from. Does anyone have a clue? By 1898, my Tripletts were in Missouri and Kansas. Like a lot of people, I have an "unamed" gggGrandmother, who with Thomas Triplett b. 1769 birthed their children in Burke Co., North Carolina starting in 1789-1807. Thanks, for reading this, and I do keep up with reading the messages on this board. Thanks, Dorothy Triplett Swafford

Hi everyone! I'm looking for any information I can find on Cora (Campbell) Willoughby, born in Wolfe Co, Ky. She married Elijah Willoughby.

From my Candyman List: Gravestone Archives - Home - Genealogy Project: Transcriptions of Gravestones http://www.gravestonearchives.net/ Conniesue

From my Candyman List: 1838 Indian Removal--North Carolina Regiment http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncburke/ncbnc1838.htm Conniesue

From my Candyman List: Cherokee of the Smoky Mountains http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/cherokee/smoky/index.htm Conniesue

From my Candyman List: Biographies of the Cherokee Indians http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/cherbios/index.htm The Starr Genealogies - Cherokee Genealogies http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/starrgen/ Conniesue

From my Candyman List: NATIVE AMERICAN: 1855 Cooper Roll (East of the Mississippi) Cooper Roll http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/cooper/index.htm Conniesue

Connie its great to see you back sending out your good links!! Judy ----- Original Message ----- From: "connie mead" <conniesuetoo@worldnet.att.net> To: <CHEROKEE-SURNAMES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 11, 2005 9:53 PM Subject: [CHEROKEE-SURNAMES] CHOCTAW-- NATIVE AMERICAN: 1855 Cooper Roll (East of the Mississippi) > >>From my Candyman List: > > NATIVE AMERICAN: 1855 Cooper Roll (East of the Mississippi) > > Cooper Roll http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/cooper/index.htm > > > > > > > Conniesue > > > > ==== CHEROKEE-SURNAMES Mailing List ==== > For Cherokee Rolls, Census and more http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/ > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > > >

Thank you for sharing "I Feel Cold" I think many of us can relate to this! Wado Litwhwolf -----Original Message----- From: CHEROKEE-SURNAMES-D-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Feb 10, 2005 10:00 AM To: CHEROKEE-SURNAMES-D@rootsweb.com Subject: CHEROKEE-SURNAMES-D Digest V05 #15

I can't remember when I have heard so much garbage from a List! Why is it not possible to answer somebody politely? This is, I believe a List to do just that and for the most part there a lot of new people who need HELP. Robert Leonard

Hi Renae, Just wanted to thank you for sharing, "I Feel Cold". It speaks truth to so many of our country's and our worlds problems. Showing Hate and Fear, will always spread the same, Showing Love and Peace spreads the same. There is plenty of hate and bigotry in the country, it seems to have grown a lot in the last few years. Is that really something our world needs more of? If we all speak to each other with an open heart and open mind between individuals on a personal basis, we can make our land a better place. Our ancestors all had many bad things done to them, and that they did to others, usually at the instigation of the government. That was then - this is a new time and we have the choice of making now a better time, or keeping everything the same. Which kind of world do we want? Only when we speak and care for each other on our own personal level, ignoring the hate and fear mongering of the government and others, will we learn the "true heart" of those "others". We may find they have a lot to offer. We may find a "really good person" beneath that mask of hostility. Someone we would like to make our friend. Maybe, we will find that we can not be a "friend" to everyone, nor even want to........... Maybe, but until we "communicate" - we will never know, will we? Jeri

I am looking for information on Henry Charles LOWRY. He was born about 1780 and married to Annie. According to an enrollment application made by Isom Rutherford LOWRY, he was making application through his grandfather Charles (or Charlie) and stated that his grandmother was Annie, a daughter of John Ross. I know John ROSS had a daughter by that name but don't think she would not be Indian. Anyone have information on this line of Lowry"s? Deanna