I am looking for ancestors from Georgia. Back then some persons only had single names, so I will submit the names and go from there. On the Drennen Roll of 1852,Family Group #537, pg. 185, the following family was listed, Father: Tah-noo-wee (DOD:1900) Wife: A-key Son: Sul-le-te-skee (DOD:1873) ??? High-ah-nee Son: Oo-yo-tucker (DOB:1846,DOD:Sept,1903) ??? Uc-qual-ah Daughter: Ah-ney Daughter: Sally The wife's father was a Fishinghawk Fourkiller. I have information on a Toonow-wee that filed a claim in Murray Co. around Nov. 1836, in Rabbit Trap Town, as recorded by field agents Young and McMillian. Possibly on one of the north bank tributaries of the Coosawattee, possibly in Dist. 8, Section 3. Another "Toonoweh, was recorded in Blue Ridge Co.(former Union County) by agents Kellogg and Shaw in 1832. He lived on Hemptown Creek. The two remaining connections were in 1838 where a "Too-no-wee" was a member of the Cherokee Natl. Comm. Also, in 1839, a "Tah-noo-we" was a petitioner for removal of certain Cherokee Chiefs. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank You!!!