Please reply to [email protected] privately as he/she is not a list member. Thank you, Sandi Carter In a message dated 6/14/01 3:25:30 PM, [email protected] writes: << I am seeking contact with any descendant of the following: Nancy,Nat and Tah-yew-ny PEEK,Group 585 Deleware Dist,I.T.& Ar-ta-yer-he ,Betsy Jean,David,James,John,Lydia,Nain-e,John,,Ned-sin,Nelly,Nor-yoo-tah,Sal-lie,Tar -ne and War-le. All PEEKs/PEAK, all on the Drennan Role and all were listed in the Saline District,Indian Territory. We share a common ancestor, Nathaniel PEEK who is on the Reservation,Henderson,Siler and Mullay Rolls. He was shown as living at Island Ford,Cherokee Lands,NC on 120 tillable acs with his two half blood sons married to a Cherokee woman on the 1835 Cherokee Census of NC. The above named Cherokees are shown as Group 245 and Group 645. Nathaniel PEEK/PEAK is my grgrgrUncle, brother of my grgrgrgrandfather,James PEEK. If you are related to any of the above,please email me, [email protected] Wa-do, Wi-li ===== "...may the rainbow always touch your shoulder." Old A-Ni Yv-Wi-ya saying Remembering...Mary Elizabeth Peek,bn 1900 Indian Territory d.1993 Oklahoma >>

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BOGLE,HART AND CARTER ARE MY BRICK WALLS. MINNIE LOU WATSON WHITTINGTON ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 1:00 AM Subject: IT-INDIAN-D Digest V01 #46

Hope all goes well, prayers are on the winds......... --<<-- Quati - Walks Far Woman -->> ..... CHEROKEE Saying.. "Yigaguu osaniyu adanvto nigohilvi nasquv utloyasdi nihi" "May the Great Spirit's blessings always be with you"

This is in reply to your "roll call" request. I'm researching ancestors of Calvin Brown (Carter County, OK), and George Henderson Williams & Betty Smith Williams (Love County, OK). thanks. >From: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] To: >[email protected] Subject: [IT-INDIAN] PERSONAL PROBLEM Date: Sun, >10 Jun 2001 01:25:03 EDT > >Hi: > >This is going to all lists I administer. Some are family lists and some >aren't. I just wanted you all to know I'm not ignoring you. My husband had >a quadruple bypass heart operation on 1 June and wasn't expected to live >through it. With all the prayers of his doctors, nurses, family and >friends, I know the Lord listened. So, the good news is that he is getting >better each day, a step at a time. We don't know when he will be able to >come home, but, it looks like it might be this next week. > >In the meantime, I am just trying to read and delete email of no importance >and have been saving those to answer. > >I'd like you all to do a roll call on who you are researching to keep the >lists active. Please put the surname/s in the subject line so others don't >have to see "roll call" and can delete the email if it doesn't pertain to >who they are researching. > >I'll get back to this soon! > >Blessings, Sandi Carter > > >============================== Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to >Discover, Preserve & Celebrate your heritage! >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Good thoughts and good luck. Shandy

Sorry, ya'll for the multiple postings, my computer was doing weird things! When I hit "send" it said, "sorry that message couldn't be deleted"! So, it took me a couple of times to find out what was happening. Thanks for your patience! Tsana ----- Original Message ----- From: Tsa na Jordan <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 8:34 PM Subject: Re: [IT-INDIAN] Jordan, Nichols > I am researching > James Jordan - born in either GA or Sallisaw OK in the 1860's early 1870's > and lived in Cherryville IT (coal mining camp outside Krebs, Pittsburg Co) > in 1896 when he married my great grandmother, Frances Nichols Jordan. They > lived in the Featherston, Quinton (Pittsburg Co) area until the 1920's then > moved to just outside Kiowa, Pittsburg Co then and lived there until James > died in 1941 and Fannie died in 1959. They are both buried in McAlester OK. > Jackson Jordan - possibly James' father, came to Adair Co area (wasn't > Adair Co then) in 1888 from Lumpkin Co., GA with several other families > including Dangers, and I think Thompsons. He had 4 kids, James, Martin, and > 2 girls. > I am told by James' daughter who is still living that one of his sisters > lost an arm in a railroad accident in the McAlester area, but she doesn't > know their names or exactly when that happened, nor any further information > on where they lived. She believes that James' parents were Sarah and Jack. > Any information would be greatly appreciated!!!!! > Thanks! > Tsana > > > > > > _________________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

I am researching James Jordan - born in either GA or Sallisaw OK in the 1860's early 1870's and lived in Cherryville IT (coal mining camp outside Krebs, Pittsburg Co) in 1896 when he married my great grandmother, Frances Nichols Jordan. They lived in the Featherston, Quinton (Pittsburg Co) area until the 1920's then moved to just outside Kiowa, Pittsburg Co then and lived there until James died in 1941 and Fannie died in 1959. They are both buried in McAlester OK. Jackson Jordan - possibly James' father, came to Adair Co area (wasn't Adair Co then) in 1888 from Lumpkin Co., GA with several other families including Dangers, and I think Thompsons. He had 4 kids, James, Martin, and 2 girls. I am told by James' daughter who is still living that one of his sisters lost an arm in a railroad accident in the McAlester area, but she doesn't know their names or exactly when that happened, nor any further information on where they lived. She believes that James' parents were Sarah and Jack. Any information would be greatly appreciated!!!!! Thanks! Tsana _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

I am researching James Jordan - born in either GA or Sallisaw OK in the 1860's early 1870's and lived in Cherryville IT (coal mining camp outside Krebs, Pittsburg Co) in 1896 when he married my great grandmother, Frances Nichols Jordan. They lived in the Featherston, Quinton (Pittsburg Co) area until the 1920's then moved to just outside Kiowa, Pittsburg Co then and lived there until James died in 1941 and Fannie died in 1959. They are both buried in McAlester OK. Jackson Jordan - possibly James' father, came to Adair Co area (wasn't Adair Co then) in 1888 from Lumpkin Co., GA with several other families including Dangers, and I think Thompsons. He had 4 kids, James, Martin, and 2 girls. I am told by James' daughter who is still living that one of his sisters lost an arm in a railroad accident in the McAlester area, but she doesn't know their names or exactly when that happened, nor any further information on where they lived. She believes that James' parents were Sarah and Jack. Any information would be greatly appreciated!!!!! Thanks! Tsana _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

I am researching James Jordan - born in either GA or Sallisaw OK in the 1860's early 1870's and lived in Cherryville IT (coal mining camp outside Krebs, Pittsburg Co) in 1896 when he married my great grandmother, Frances Nichols Jordan. They lived in the Featherston, Quinton (Pittsburg Co) area until the 1920's then moved to just outside Kiowa, Pittsburg Co then and lived there until James died in 1941 and Fannie died in 1959. They are both buried in McAlester OK. Jackson Jordan - possibly James' father, came to Adair Co area (wasn't Adair Co then) in 1888 from Lumpkin Co., GA with several other families including Dangers, and I think Thompsons. He had 4 kids, James, Martin, and 2 girls. I am told by James' daughter who is still living that one of his sisters lost an arm in a railroad accident in the McAlester area, but she doesn't know their names or exactly when that happened, nor any further information on where they lived. She believes that James' parents were Sarah and Jack. Any information would be greatly appreciated!!!!! Thanks! Tsana _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Cheryl, You got the who, now what, when and how - no seriously, where was he and when, maybe someone will connect with a little more information! Thanks! Tsana ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 12:27 AM Subject: Re: [IT-INDIAN] butler > Looking for info on Samuel Butler? Still at a dead end on him. > > > > [email protected] > > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Hi Louise: Did I send you the web site for Donald Panther-Yates? I know I sent it to someone and never found out if it was of any use to whoever was looking for the Panther family. Sue

wishing the best to Sandi's husband for a speedy recovery. I am still looking for info . on Samuel Panther/Panter /Painter born 1845, father John S. Panther ,Mother Mary Polly Sutton ,both full Cherokee Eastern band. in N.C.Samuel married Nancy Hyde in 1865

These are my surnames. Newberry/Smith/Burch/Stephens/Blackman/Benedict This is my web site pertaining to the above. http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~hannahslife

Searching for these names. Would appreciate any help. Pauline

Sandi; We will definately be adding our prayers to all others for you're husband's speedy recovery. I'm including all the surnames in my database(such as it is) but am mainly interested, at present, in the Burks/Wallace families , White Co, IN.>Howard/Saline Co's MO.1800s. Especially my husband's gr'father James Burks, 1st husband of Anna Eliz. Wallace (1858-1932), She was b. White Co, IN, & they had 3 (known ) sons, Jas. Isaac. (b. White Co,IN. 1875-d. Saline Co, MO. 1 Jan. 1939), Jesse B. (b. ? 1885, d. ?), & Robt. (b.? d. ?), may have lived in KC MO. wife's name Blanche. Anna Eliz. bur' in Saline Co, MO w/2nd hus' Pressley A. Rader. but no clue of 1st James. Any/all info re' above would be a blessing. Jeannine Burks

Here's hoping Sandi's husband makes a full recovery soon. These are my surnames related to OK. Thanks Anita in Tn.

Looking for info on Samuel Butler? Still at a dead end on him. [email protected]

Hope all turns out ok [email protected]