Thanks to Jack, Nancy, Jen, and Henry for their helpful responses to my "Snow" inquiry! Jo Henry suggested I share whatever info I have on Benjamin Pleasant Snow so here goes: BENJAMIN PLEASANT SNOW married Ida Mae Hohimer (Hochheimer) on June 26, 1887 in Tice, Menard County, IL. Ida Mae was born April 1867. I do not have birthdate for Benjamin or dates of death for either. BENJAMIN PLEASANT AND IDA MAE SNOW HAD 9 CHILDREN: 1) Alice F. -- born 1888 2) Bertha N. --born Mar. 27, 1890. Never married. Died: May 1968 Jacksonville, Morgan county, IL 3) Bessie Putnam Elizabeth (MY GRANDMOTHER) --born Aug. 18, 1892 Decatur, IL married James Harrison Judy on July 19, 1919 Springfield, Sangamon county, IL Died: Aug 22, 1980 Hettinger, Adams county, ND. Buried: Prairie City, SD. 4) Oliver Walter --born April 20, 1898. ALso went by the name "Walter Higgins" 2nd wife: Molly Green. died: Aug. 1976 Constantine, MI 5) Nathan --born Sept 10, 1901. Married twice. First wife: Betty. Died: Aug. 9, 1988 Oroville, Butte county, CA 6) Helen -- born 1903. Married and had two daughters. 7) Harry -- born Mar. 7, 1905. Never married. Died: Feb 1978 Chicago, Cook County, IL 8) Anna -- birth and death dates unknown. Married John Redding. 9) James --died at abt 9 months of age

Looking for info on the Snow family. Supposedly, my gggrandmother was married to a full blooded Cherokee Indian chief. Their son's name was Benjamin Pleasant Snow. That is all the info I have. Appreciate hearing from anyone with Snow info. Thanks, Jo

I am looking for information on the Eastern Cherokee and Chickasaw. Bold Hunter and Beaver Toter were on the reservation in SC and GA. Does any one have information on them? Abigail Colbert was the Daughter of General William Colbert. looking for information on her. Does anyone know if the Eastern Cherokee' s were put on the rolls like the ones going to OK? Wanda

Has anyone ever heard of the "Plummer" or "Plumer" indian tribe?? I have seem mention that there were different tribes of course; these tribes were the deer, fox, etc.....I can't remember the others for sure, but also mentioned was a tribe specifically that wore "plumes" in their headdress. Does this sound familiar to anyone????

I have a ggGrandmother named Martha Martin b. 1827 married Whitson Collinsworth-Collins. Does anyone have info on her? heroncry Linda

> Are there web sites for these tribes anywhere thank you Flora Try these links http://google.com/search?q=Shinnecock+indian+-golf&num=20 http://google.com/search?q=huron+indian&num=20 Marti I am an Angel - R U? http://www.geocities.com/heartland/flats/6878/ ____________________________________________ mailto:marti@rootsweb.com Marti Graham, OKGenWeb State Coordinator http://www.usgenweb.org/ok OKGenWeb Proud RootsWeb Donor+ "Dedicated to user supported access to genealogical records on the internet"

I went to the URL listed. Looks like an advertisement to me. Sure didn't see anything about genealogy.

-----Original Message----- From: MMcCorkle <mmccorkle@worldnet.att.net> Date: Sunday, August 15, 1999 2:02 PM Subject: RED RIVER >This is a question for those that know the routes of the Red River in about >1897. > Family story is my grandmother Lizzie Burks was born in a wagon crossing >the Red River in April 1897. it says she was born in the state of MS. on >their way to AR. Is this possible? I can not tell from maps I have if this >would be a route traveled. Her parents were James Crawford Burks and Sarah >Ann Brotherton,Burks. She would have had an older sister with them. >Thank You >Margrett McCorkle >

Does anyone on this list have Young, Reed, Cardwell or Graham in their lines? Thanks Sue

WKing, Hi. I've got some ROBERTS listed here. A couple of King's too, but not very much I'm afraid. I looked and didn't find your Mary Manerva ROBERTS. However, I DO have a couple of holes in there and some unknowns. Can you give me a little more information? What area? Who were her parents? Siblings? Anything that might help me search what I have. I'm still looking for the website I thought this info was on. If I find it, I'll send you the URL. Rilla rilla@ixi.net Researching surnames: Green, Ginn, Webb, Dudley, Roberts, White and Smith today. http://www.alladvantage.com/go.asp?refid=BKD632

Hi, I'm looking for any information on Mary Manerva ROBERTS, born in 1850, lived in Haywood County, NC and was married to Milas Will BIRD. Thanks for any help you can give me. WKING90558@AOL,COM

I agree Grandma L. i have two Indian line that I know of but can't prove. I am not able to go to libraries to do research. I get a lot of information on the lists I subscribe to. I have Beaver Toter and Bold Hunter on the Pierce line. Their daughter m Hugh Pierce. Then on my Stinnett line William Stinnett m Abigail Colbert daughter of Col. William Colbert. Of course I don't find marriage records. It would be nice but some things just don't seem possible. Wanda Wanda Blair Ruby granwan@aol.com ICQ41284435 http://members.xoom.com/granwan/index.html Pierce Genealogy Pages http://members.xoom.com/granwan/blair.html http://members.xoom.com/granwan/brackeen.html

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Hi Everyone, I am speaking for the first time to the group due to some critism . I have been observing and learning about my roots from several links for three weeks now and know that each one has it's own style and character. I f a person is willing to listen and learn there is much to be gained from all of them. I may not know the proper way to enter or speak to all groups, I am new at research on a computer,but each group has been warm and friendly if you keep an open mind and don't spend a lot of time trying to judge them according to the way you want people to do. Just keep up the good work. Grandma L

Hi to all on the FIVECIVILTRIB-L, I don't want to undermine the site owner but there seems to be very little activity on this list, and it operates the way that I like one to operate, i.e. a reply to a querey goes back to the individual that sent the original message. That way, people aren't bothered by things that are of no interest. However, I formerly subscribed to the CherokeeGene-L and it worked differently. It took me awhile to get used to it and I really didn't care for the way that it operated. But, after I made a few comments, I found that most of the people liked it so I shut up. On that list, all replies go back to the list. That was, if some one made an inquirey about some Walkingstick relatives and someone else responded with a reply, everyone of the list saw the answer and maybe there were others who were looking for Walkingsticks. There was a lot of activity and a lot of people who had lots of roll information and books, like "Those that Cried", the 16,000 on the Trail of Tears. As a result, there were people getting help, but then they would turn around and send a message like" Jeanie, thank you so much for your help", The list owner tried to get that type of message sent privately back to the individual,, and tried to thank the contributors publicly so the list wouldn't be filled with a lot of non-genealogy stuff. It did get tiresome to read, especially when people didn't put any subject i.e. Reply to Milicent Zylch. Again, I don't mean to undermine this list, but there seems to be so little activity that maybe the owner might consider having all replies go back to the list and build up some more subscribers. Otherwise, I would recommend checking this URL out to see if their is a Choctaw list or another one that may also be of interest to you. <http;//www.rootsweb.com/~maillist/ Keith Lowrey, going back to minding my own business and trying to find another ISP. Good Luck to All

So sorry - I forgot I am not writing from home NO sig! Broken Threads http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~snowdawn/

There is a Chatah-Choctaw list. My web site, Broken Threads, has it linked under "Native American Resources" which can be reached by clicking on "Links" on my first page. Just click on their link and I remember the first page tells about the new list. I am new to this list but ordinarily reply to anything if I have the information or resources. But, my brother died and I am away from home. I will do better soon. Shirley

Information I've come into on my GGG-Grandmother Minerva C Moon says she is 1/2 Cherokee. Minerva was born in 1839 possibly Cobb Co GA and married John Hill Jr of Hall Co GA. They lived in Cobb Co GA> Winston Co AL> Walker Co AL. Minerva died in Walker Co Al in 1909. I haven't found Minerva on census before she was married in GA, to date, and I'm in hopes someone out there will be able to tell me who her parents and family are. Any clues? Linda http://community.webtv.net/Dancingwater/DancingwatersPlace

well, I have not answered as I have no info for you-- my family is among the unknown also!!!!!!!! good luck, jo ann gibson MMcCorkle wrote: > > Is this a regular mail list? I receive no mail or I don't receive any > answers to questions/Postings > I don't know how this list works? Am I doing something wrong??? > Margrett McCorkle > > -----Original Message----- > From: MMcCorkle <mmccorkle@worldnet.att.net> > To: 5 tribes <FIVECIVILTRIB-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Sunday, August 01, 1999 1:32 PM > Subject: Choctaw Name > > >I am researching a gggg grandfather by the name of : > >Fah-ah-ma tubbee I do not know when he was born: > >but it was somewhere in MS. > >I believe he had a wife by the name of Lucy Garrett > >They had a daughter named Pricilla Garrett > >Their family # was 388 but do not know which rolls they were on. > >Any help is greatly appreciated > >Margrett McCorkle > > > > ============================== > Share your family tree with loved ones through a FREE private website at > MyFamily.com! > Get started today at http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWText1

I have been to busy lately for genealogy. But I would like to throw out some names. If anyone has any Native American history on the followin surnames I would love to hear from you. Darnell Darnall Tally Talley Briant Bryant All of my ancestors by those names were in North Carolina. I dont know how many came over but I know some did. All of my genealogy information is posted online so if you go to my homepages and if you recognise anything let me know. Thanks Much Awiusdi Darnell My Websites: 1. Awiusdi's New Corner of the Web. http://www.poncacity.net/awiusdi/index.htm 2. Awaneta's Youth and Young Adult Christian Online Ministry http://www.poncacity.net/awiusdi/teen.htm 3.American Local Cherokee Network http://www.poncacity.net/awiusdi/cher.htm 4. Oklahoma Historial Plaques Homepage http://www.poncacity.net/awiusdi/ok.htm 5. His Corner of the Web. http://members.truepath.com/Awiusdi/ 6. Awiusdi's Reading Room http://www.ilovejesus.com/myhome/awiusdi/index.html 7. The Darnell family Homepage http://www.poncacity.net/awiusdi/dar.htm There are many more pages of mine that are linked on my Main Homepage it is located at http://www.poncacity.net/awiusdi/index.htm I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Phil4:13