My grandmother told me her mother was "part Indian". My grandmother's mother was Elizabeth CANNON, d/o Wiley Jackson CANNON and Harriet Elizabeth BROWNING. Elizabeth CANNON married Joseph Wiley JORDAN. Because other relatives in the line told me the Native American ancestor was in that JORDAN line, I have been digging there - to no avail so far, in that the lines I have been able to find and trace go back from west-central GA to early VA (CREEL, DODSON, WHITE, COCKERHAM, etc.). Joseph Wiley JORDAN's father, Thomas S. JORDAN, is one of my three brick wall g2gparents, though, so I was assuming the NA was in his line. Tonight, as I was thinking about my grandmother, who died in 1989 at age 102, I clearly heard her say, as she said to me so many times, that her _mother_ was "part Indian". When I questioned her about it, she would never get specific, and seemed to get very defensive, but did imply that one of her mother's parents was Native American. Her mother's father, Wiley Jackson CANNON, was s/o Jackson and Elizabeth CANNON , who came from NC. Her mother's mother was Harriet Elizabeth BROWNING, b. 1828. I know nothing about Harriet's birth family - she is another of my three brick wall g2gparents. Perry BROWNING who is listed in the census for the area has a daughter about that age who was listed as Elizabeth on the census, and I am currently trying to see if this could be my Harriet Elizabeth. Wiley Jackson CANNON and Harriet Elizabeth BROWNING were married in 1859 in Muscogee county. Their first child, my ggrandmother Elizabeth. was b. 1861 in Chattahoochee county. Wiley Jackson CANNON is listed on church rolls and such, but I find no listing for Harriet. Wiley and Harriet and their four children, all of whom were b. in Chattahoochee county, moved in the 1870s to Tallapoosa county, AL, where Harriet died in 1878. Is anyone researching a BROWNING line in the area? Guidance, connection, assistance, information or any other form of help would be much appreciated! Carol C-H <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/