thanks how do i go about contacting them or do i just get the winnebego address & put attn. social service office or do i put attn. tribe council thanks again for another step keep in touch thanks Bud On Sat, 26 Dec 1998 01:09:10 -0600 kscott <kscott@kdsi.net> writes: > >can someone please tell me if the (Winnebego Indian Reservation) >in Nabraska X's over Iowa River is Sioux or Cherokee or can any >one that is Indian stay there ? i was told i am Cherokee but my >Dad was born there in 1932 & it looks to be Sioux to me can any >one help Thanks > Bud > >=========== >Bud > >This is the Omaha Sioux tribe, different from the Hunkpapa Sioux that > >Sitting Bull belonged to, or the Oglala Sioux that Crazy Horse and Red > >Cloud belonged to, who now live on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Both >are >active Reservations with their own governments, and if your dad was >born >there, his mother either resided within the boundaries of the >reservation >or was there at the invitation of someone who did. (There are >Cherokee's >in Nebraska - could it be you have connections to both tribes?) The >tribe >should have records of a birth in 1932. You might write to their >Social >Services office or Tribal Council. > >Kathy in NE > >

can someone please tell me if the (Winnebego Indian Reservation) in Nabraska X's over Iowa River is Sioux or Cherokee or can any one that is Indian stay there ? i was told i am Cherokee but my Dad was born there in 1932 & it looks to be Sioux to me can any one help Thanks Bud =========== Bud This is the Omaha Sioux tribe, different from the Hunkpapa Sioux that Sitting Bull belonged to, or the Oglala Sioux that Crazy Horse and Red Cloud belonged to, who now live on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Both are active Reservations with their own governments, and if your dad was born there, his mother either resided within the boundaries of the reservation or was there at the invitation of someone who did. (There are Cherokee's in Nebraska - could it be you have connections to both tribes?) The tribe should have records of a birth in 1932. You might write to their Social Services office or Tribal Council. Kathy in NE

> > Date: Thursday, December 24, 1998 11:56:06 > > From: BUD CHILDS > > To: Indian Territory List > > Subject: Re: Fw: [TAYLOR-L] Jane and James of Stafford Co VA > > > > can someone please tell me if the (Winnebego Indian Reservation) > > in Nabraska X's over Iowa River is Sioux or Cherokee or can any > > one that is Indian stay there ? i was told i am Cherokee but my > > Dad was born there in 1932 & it looks to be Sioux to me can any > > one help Thanks > > Bud Bud- I could be wrong, but by 1932 I don't think there was an "Indian reservation" in the state of Nebraska. The Winnebago Indians were originally a Great Lakes tribe, but were pushed west to a reservation, then the reservation was abolished and they were given land in Nebraska on an allotment basis. They were a separate tribe from the Santee Sioux - who were to the north of them (see map: "A History of the Indians of the United States", page #406) In any event-- the Cherokees were never there. See maps, accessible from http://www.cherokee.net . jc

i think if i wanted to do that i could of did it myself thanks anyways On Fri, 25 Dec 1998 13:54:15 -0800 Gary Hill <gwhill@earthlink.net> writes: >BUD CHILDS wrote: > >> can someone please tell me if the >> (Winnebego Indian Reservation) >> in Nabraska X's over Iowa River >> is Sioux or Cherokee or can any >> one that is Indian stay there ? i >> was told i am Cherokee but my >> Dad was born there in 1932 & it >> looks to be Sioux to me can any >> one help Thanks >> Bud > > unsubscribe > >

BUD CHILDS wrote: > can someone please tell me if the > (Winnebego Indian Reservation) > in Nabraska X's over Iowa River > is Sioux or Cherokee or can any > one that is Indian stay there ? i > was told i am Cherokee but my > Dad was born there in 1932 & it > looks to be Sioux to me can any > one help Thanks > Bud unsubscribe

Hi jc, Here is another post by Bud. I hope you can help him. Thanks, Linda lmenikos@flash.net ---------- > Date: Thursday, December 24, 1998 11:56:06 > From: BUD CHILDS > To: Indian Territory List > Subject: Re: Fw: [TAYLOR-L] Jane and James of Stafford Co VA > > can someone please tell me if the > (Winnebego Indian Reservation) > in Nabraska X's over Iowa River > is Sioux or Cherokee or can any > one that is Indian stay there ? i > was told i am Cherokee but my > Dad was born there in 1932 & it > looks to be Sioux to me can any > one help Thanks > Bud > >

The Virginia State Historical Commission has inter-library rental set-up too through the VA state Library. ----------

can someone please tell me if the (Winnebego Indian Reservation) in Nabraska X's over Iowa River is Sioux or Cherokee or can any one that is Indian stay there ? i was told i am Cherokee but my Dad was born there in 1932 & it looks to be Sioux to me can any one help Thanks Bud

Hi jc or anyone on the list. Can you help Bud with his search here? Thanks Linda ---------- > Date: Wednesday, December 23, 1998 18:28:24 > From: Bud Scott > To: Linda D. Menikos > Subject: Re: [TAYLOR-L] Jane and James of Stafford Co VA > > > Linda, > > My mother lives in Westmoreland County VA. She has been helping me with the > research. In a book of marriage's for Stafford County Va she found this: > > > January 6, 1891 Marriage of John R. Newton and Susan A. Taylor, Stafford > County, Virginia > Age: John 50, Susan 24 > Place of Birth: John-Stafford County, Susan-Stafford County > Place of Residence: John - Stafford County, Susan-Stafford County > Father/Mother: John-Gus and Ellen, Susan-Jas and Jane > Occupation: Farmer > Minister: Frazier Furr (Can read this name too well)??? > __________________________________________________________________ > > This is about all the information I have on James and Jane TAYLOR. > I figure that if Susan was 24 when she got married in 1891 then she was > probably born in 1867. That leads me to believe that her parents might have > been about 20 years older than her. Which would make her father born about > 1847. So 1843 is not out of the question. > problem is that I can not prove this. > > My great grand mother (Susan and John's daughter) was of native American > ancestry. does this help? I do not know from whom she got her Indian heritage. > > If I find out anything else I will let you know. > > Bud Scott > rscott@crosslink.net > > > At 04:40 AM 12/22/98 PST, you wrote: > >Hi Bud, > > > >Do you know if James middle name was Buchanan, or if he was born in 1843? > I have James, son of Albert Calhoun Taylor Sr and wife Martha M Barnard, > without any info as to who he married or children. They were in VA > > > >Linda > >lmenikos@flash.net > > > >---------- > >> Hi, > >> > >> I am new to the Taylor List. > >> > >> I am searching for my ggg grandparents > >> They are James and Jane Taylor. They had a daughter named Susan A. TAYLOR b > >> abt 1867 in Stafford County VA. She married John Redman NEWTON in 1891. He > >> was 50 years old, She was only 24 years old. > >> > >> I would love to find out more about her family. > >> > >> Thanks, > >> Bud Scott > >> rscott@crosslink.net > >> > >> > >> ==== TAYLOR Mailing List ==== > >> Be sure and see the TAYLOR webpage at > >> http://www.geocities.com/heartland/5843/ > >> > >> > >> > > > > >

Here is the continuing...index of the Indian Pioneer Papers--Western History Collection---University of Oklahoma. There are 1012 microfiche in the whole collection, the index to the family history catalog states: These contain interviews (done during 1930s) of people married to Native Americans, living on or near a reservation, and other valuable information concerning life in Oklahoma Territory. VOLUME 109-----Don't have microfiche #, will send when available. NAME TITLE ROSS, Elizabeth Cherokee Child Training Cold Weather Hollow Creek Town Forks of Illinois Mission Fruit raising in the Cherokee Nation Indian Cooking Log Cabins Ration Depot Salt Making Tahlequah Incorporated The Ross Mill Tornado near Tahlequah Capital Square Canuchi Tornado in 1880 Tahlequah Newspapers Fire Makers Natural Chimney Dr. John Brown Buckskin Vests The Second Chief Early day Home Home burial grounds Sketch of the life of E.Jane Ross A fatal burn Apples & Produce Archibald Campbell Articles "Billy Bowlegs" Bread Money buried treasure change of name Charles Coodey Cherokee Farms Indian legend Cherokee Marble chunk of silver convention ground Cookson Hills Dutchtown & Dogtown early day artist early day brickyard early settler Elk Creek Fish Barbecues Food products dried forgotten burial grounds Freedman Celebration Historic Church Bells Homespun clothing husky scythe swinger Indian Corn Indian G.A.R. Post Evan & John B. Jones Medicine Springs Old Camp Ground Old Ferries Oldest Masonic Hall Old mail routes Origin of Barren Fork Origin of Greenleaf Panthers Park Hill Post Office Quail netting Sehon Chapel Stage Coach Strong Medicine Sugar Mountian Town of Peggs Wolfe Hotel at Tahlequah Thomas Trail White Interpreter Wild Cattle Wild Horses Witch Woman ROWLEY, Marvin Mary Bohanan RUMAGE, H.L. Military Road RYAN, Lenora New Hope Manuscript SELFRIDGE, Jennie Early day politics, ect. Mayhew Church & Court Grounds Sequoyah Indian Training School Indian Legends SHREVES, Ida M. Early days in Oklahoma Brief outline of Sac & Fox Indians SMITH, Florence Blackstone Letters STICKLE, Estella Sue Trail of Tears STOCKTON, Mary Rogers County Emmett Starr SELFRIDGE, Jennie Bryarly's Landing Norwalk Academy SHERWOOD, Carl R. A Creek burial Ballgames Davis Ranch finance fish fries ranching in Creek Nation Richardville Todd's Ranch Biography of Himself Creek Indian Doctor Oklahoma Towns SIMPSON, Barnard Tree SMALL, Robert W. farming in the 1900s biography of James Small bumper crop year SMISER, Norma E. Clippings SMITH, Redbird Kee-too-wah Constitution & By-Laws Letter from Jas. S. Buchanan TO BE CONTINUED...........

Dear Rooters: The Pontotoc County Archives is growing as individuals are willing to share their information. Please stop by and see all the new information. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/pontotoc/pontotoc.html Harvey

For Charlie and MWhitten: I found another helpful site re Soundex and Oklahoma genealogy. It's at http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/census.htm If you scroll down to the section with heading CENSUS INFORMATION, you'll see a site on the 1790-1920 US Federal Census indexes--Chart of Availability by State which mentions the soundex too. There are other references on this page as well. Good Luck and Happy Holidays! Melinda MWHITTEN72@aol.com wrote: > The 1880 Census has Soundex Index (only those households including a child age > 10 or under); 1900 has Soundex Index; 1910 has Soundex/Miracode Index. This > information was picked up at the National Archives, Kansas City Branch several > years ago. The 1920 census also is on Soundex. I'm not sure of the exact > information covered on each census will you can probably find it by checking > the NARA.com suggested by the last person answering your query. Maida Whitten

Rooters, Come by and see the 1910 Stonewall, OK census sent in by Judy Arnold. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/pontotoc/pontotoc.html Please if you have Pontotoc County connections, I am looking for your information. Please feel free to let me know and we will try to get it aboard as well. Harvey

There is one cemetery near Hoxbar. It is in Love County, which my Delorme's map indicates Hoxbar is also. The cemetery is named Legate. The location is south of Hoxbar on Scott Road about 0.7 miles to Legate Road. Turn left (East) on Legate Road and go about 0,9 miles. Turn left (North) and go about 0.1 miles to a fork in the road, take the right hand road, the cemetery is about 0.2 miles on the right hand side of the road

Hi, Harold, Will Rogers' mother was Mary Schrimsher, and his dad was Clement Vann Rogers. If you want, I can copy a few pages and snail mail to you if you send me your add. I don't have the name you mention: Leona Sims, but you may be able to make some connections with info I have. Linda lmenikos@flash.net ---------- > I am seeking birth date and place for Lee/Lena/Leona Simms. She married > A. G. Shipman on 05 Jan 1885 in Cooke Co TX. She gave birth to 6 > children: Burt, Thad "Pat", Julian Guy "Babe", Ora, Jack and Lee. She > died about six months after giving birth to Lee in 1897 in the Abner > community in what is now Love Co OK. I have her marriage record and her > on an undated Chickasaw names list in Ardmore, Ok and on the 1890 > Chickasaw Nation census. According to family sources, her father was Ben > Simms and her mother was named Sophie. According to oral history, Leona > was first cousin to Will Rogers' mother. I would appreciate any help. > Thanks, Harold. > >

Seeking locations in abut 1897 of Pleasant Mound (school and cemetery) and Jolly Knob. These were near Hoxbar in southeast section of current Carter County, OK. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Harold.

I am seeking birth date and place for Lee/Lena/Leona Simms. She married A. G. Shipman on 05 Jan 1885 in Cooke Co TX. She gave birth to 6 children: Burt, Thad "Pat", Julian Guy "Babe", Ora, Jack and Lee. She died about six months after giving birth to Lee in 1897 in the Abner community in what is now Love Co OK. I have her marriage record and her on an undated Chickasaw names list in Ardmore, Ok and on the 1890 Chickasaw Nation census. According to family sources, her father was Ben Simms and her mother was named Sophie. According to oral history, Leona was first cousin to Will Rogers' mother. I would appreciate any help. Thanks, Harold.

Charlie, I am just beginning to learn about genealogy searches. So, I am not an expert. However, I thought you might find the National Archives site interesting. It has info about the soundex machine. The address is: www.nara.gov You can search the Dawes Rolls, the Guion Miller Rolls and others. I found the indexes easiest to find surnames. Melinda Charlie wrote: Was soundex census information first begun in 1890? Was it carried through up to and including 1920? Is it true that only families with children under 10 years of age were included on the Soundex cards? Are there Soundex microfilms for all states? Thanks!! Charlie

Can't help on Jolly Knob. The other two may be in a different part of Carter Co. There are a Mount Pleasant Cemetery and Church about 2 mile south and 1.5 miles east of what is now known as Gene Autry, Ok., on Mount Pleasant Road. This is south on Gene Autry Road, then east about 1.5 miles on Mount Pleasant Road. Depending upon when you are relating to, the school may have been near the church, which is about 0.5 miles west of the cemetery. This is all from maps, so, I do not have more information. Jim Barnes San Diego, CA

Does anyone know if there is a Marriage Book for Muldrow or Sequoyah County for the years1890 - 1900? Sharolyn