Hello Donna STockton Woods...... Do you by chance have a Sid Stockton in your tree? He would have been borrn abt 1881.....d bet 1918 and 1935? People in Oklahoma 1900> m. Zula Raper. Sandy

I have received this same e-mail over & over & over again. I do not know these people. If I did, I would reply with information. I do not even know why you are e-mailing me. I have no information on these people. Donna Stockton Abbott -----Original Message----- From: Hiram "Ben" Cooper [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 9:06 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [OKMUSKOG] George Washington TODD / Margaret Isabelle WOODS Trying to contact the family and other relatives of George Washington Todd and Margaret Isabelle Woods. George & Margaret were married and lived in or around Seymour, MO and moved to Porter, OK in the early 1900s. Looking for information on GWT's first marriage to Amanda E. Wimberley in Duncan, Webster Co., MO. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Best Regards, Wanda (Wimberley) Cooper Bella Vista, AR ============================== 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

Thank you. Much appreciated. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, September 03, 2001 9:57 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [OKMUSKOG] 1900 Cherokee Nation Index From my library I order through the interlibrary lone "Vol. 1 1900 Creek Nation Census" by OK Roots Research 1984. It Had more them then Creek Nation, I took information from it, the personal lived in Wagoner, Shannon township. It listed both Indian and white. So the personal you are looking for may just be in that 1900 census. So you might try the inter-library lone it is printed material and it is a hard book cover. ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

From my library I order through the interlibrary lone "Vol. 1 1900 Creek Nation Census" by OK Roots Research 1984. It Had more them then Creek Nation, I took information from it, the personal lived in Wagoner, Shannon township. It listed both Indian and white. So the personal you are looking for may just be in that 1900 census. So you might try the inter-library lone it is printed material and it is a hard book cover.

I am trying to find family of James G. Mitchell in 1900 I.T. census. His wife was Hattie Melindie, two sons John Herman & Herbert Lee. Hattie M. died 1902 there, and is supposed to be buried near town or place of Stuart or Stewart. Any help appreciated. Mildred Neeley Tatum

Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 6:10 PM Subject: Re: [OKMUSKOG] Re: Chickasaw's > I don't know if this will help but have you tried looking in the Dawes > Commission Allotment of the Five Civilize Tribes in Oklahoma. I can't > remember if the Chickasaw's were one of those tribes but it could be a start. > Also, if you have one of your family member's "roll numbers" (this is the > way native Americans were identified in the Oklahoma territory if they were > on the Dawes roll). If you have the roll number, records in Muskogee or > Okmulgee, Ok might be useful. One of your ancestors might have put the roll > number in a Bible or another place sacred to them. I found my family > member's roll number in my grandmother's bible. For example, it might be B40 > or something like that. Good luck. > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

I don't know if this will help but have you tried looking in the Dawes Commission Allotment of the Five Civilize Tribes in Oklahoma. I can't remember if the Chickasaw's were one of those tribes but it could be a start. Also, if you have one of your family member's "roll numbers" (this is the way native Americans were identified in the Oklahoma territory if they were on the Dawes roll). If you have the roll number, records in Muskogee or Okmulgee, Ok might be useful. One of your ancestors might have put the roll number in a Bible or another place sacred to them. I found my family member's roll number in my grandmother's bible. For example, it might be B40 or something like that. Good luck.

Trying to contact the family and other relatives of George Washington Todd and Margaret Isabelle Woods. George & Margaret were married and lived in or around Seymour, MO and moved to Porter, OK in the early 1900s. Looking for information on GWT's first marriage to Amanda E. Wimberley in Duncan, Webster Co., MO. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Best Regards, Wanda (Wimberley) Cooper Bella Vista, AR

Nell, 1900 Census Chickasaw Nation T2S R3E E. D. 190 Sheet 8 Notes: Oklahoma and most Western states were surveyed based on a grid system. In Oklahoma where surveying began in 1870, the East-West Basline and the North-South Indian Meridian intersect about 1 mile South of Ft. Arbuckle in what is now Murray County. Each township in this grid is designated by T for Township and R for Range and encompases a 36 square mile area. If you want more detail on how this grid system works let me know. Anyway, your Marleys lived in T2S R3E which puts them about 15 miles North East of Ardmore, Oklahoma in Murray County. Present day Ardmore is in Carter County. This was the Eastern portion of the Chickasaw Nation. If you will look on a present day map of Oklahoma, they were living roughly in the area between the small towns of Dougherty and Nebo North East of present day Ardmore. Marley, Kemp Head w m Apr 1850 50 married 22 yrs. b. IN, father b. Ohio, mother b. Ohio Susan wife w f Jan. 1860 39 married 22 yrs. 3 children, 3 still living, b. IN, father b. IN, mother born IN May daughter w f Nov. 1884 15 single b. TX, father b. IN mother b. IN Harry son w m Aug 1878 21 married 2 yrs. no children b.TX father b. IN mother b. IN Rebecca daughter-in-law w f Aug 1884 15 Married 2 yrs. no children b. Tx father b. Mississippi mother b. Mississippi. Hope this helps, sue ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 6:58 AM Subject: Re: [OKMUSKOG] 1900 Census Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation > Sue, I need a map of the Chickasaw Nation area, looks like. E.D. 190 > > If anyone might scan that area and send it, I will appreciate. Nell > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com >

Sue, I need a map of the Chickasaw Nation area, looks like. E.D. 190 If anyone might scan that area and send it, I will appreciate. Nell

Nell, I will look at the whole page tomorrow. It gives a township and range listing but not a town name. It was probably a farm or rural area. Anyway, I'll see what it is and give you a general area from my township maps. Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 8:09 PM Subject: [OKMUSKOG] 1900 Census Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation > Sue, this is exciting - thanks for sending it. Can you tell me which town > or county or they were living in there in Indian Territory? How can I find > out? It may just be an AREA since it was not a state. Whomever gave the > information was way off line on their dates of birth, for sure. > > Again, this is another lead for us to find Kemp and Susan's death & burial > places. > Nell > > > This is just from the Soundex, not the whole census page. If you want the > > whole page, let me know. > > > > 1900 Chickasaw Nation E.D. 190 Sheet 8 Line 14 > > Marley, Kemp w April 1850 b. IN > > Susan wife June 1860 39 b. IN > > May dau Nov. 1884 16 b. TX > > Harry son Aug 1878 21 b. TX > > Rebecca dau in law Aug 1884 15 > > > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 >

Hi, I don't really know where to start to find information about the Chickasaw Indians. I need to find information about Anna Littletfeather who married Elias Wilson. They had a daughter Margaretta Wilson born April 1, 1813, Margaretta married Benjamin Campbell and they had 9 children. One of their sons, later lived in Shawnee, OK. Any help and information would be appreciated. For the record - I was born in Muskogee, OK Thanks, Leda

Sue, this is exciting - thanks for sending it. Can you tell me which town or county or they were living in there in Indian Territory? How can I find out? It may just be an AREA since it was not a state. Whomever gave the information was way off line on their dates of birth, for sure. Again, this is another lead for us to find Kemp and Susan's death & burial places. Nell > This is just from the Soundex, not the whole census page. If you want the > whole page, let me know. > > 1900 Chickasaw Nation E.D. 190 Sheet 8 Line 14 > Marley, Kemp w April 1850 b. IN > Susan wife June 1860 39 b. IN > May dau Nov. 1884 16 b. TX > Harry son Aug 1878 21 b. TX > Rebecca dau in law Aug 1884 15

Nell Truitt, My apologies. I had your Marley 1900 census in my notebook. I thought I had sent you the info but I guess not. Here it is: This is just from the Soundex, not the whole census page. If you want the whole page, let me know. 1900 Chickasaw Nation E.D. 190 Sheet 8 Line 14 Marley, Kemp w April 1850 b. IN Susan wife June 1860 39 b. IN May dau Nov. 1884 16 b. TX Harry son Aug 1878 21 b. TX Rebecca dau in law Aug 1884 15 b. TX 1900 Chickasaw Nation E.D. 177 Sheet 27 line 13 Marley, Mary C. living with Vaughn, Edward B. mother-in-law 1900 Chickasaw Nation Rush Spring Twp. E.D. 159 Shee 4 Line 10 Marley, Wm J. w Feb. 1870 30 b. TX Sallie E. wife Mch 1872 28 b. AR Henry W. son Aug 1891 8 b. TX Thomas J. son July 1893 6 b. TX Charles T. son July 1896 3 b. TX 1900 Cherokee Nation E. D. 30?(or 20?) Twp T10N R17E Marley, Wm T. w Oct. 1848 51 TN Mary L. wife Feb 1858 42 b. MO Emma E. dau June 1884 16 b. MO Goldy L. dau Dec 1889 10 b. MO Earnest H. son Nov 1894 5 b. MO Claude T. son Jan 1898 2 b. MO sue

Ms. Boyd, You need Cherokee Nation: E.D. 40 sheet 20. If you will give me your grandmother's name and that of her parents if you know them, I'll look them up in the soundex and it will save you hours of searching. Sue

Thank you Cecil Mary Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cecil V. Boyd" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 2:53 PM Subject: Re: [OKMUSKOG] 1900 Cherokee Nation Index > > >Mary Ann > In response to your question. > I knew that my grandmother was born in Indian Territory in 1887, > so I rented the 1900 Indian Territory Census, I started with the Cherokee > Nation, because she and my grandfather lived in that part of Oklahoma after > it became a state in 1907. I did not find her, but it did find some of my > other relations in these four films. One being the Benge family that I am > trying to trace back to an enumeration district and page number. The next > films I rent will be for the Creek Nation. Part of Muskogee County is in > what was the Cherokee Nation and part is in what was the Creek Nation. I > do not believe that she was listed, but I am not going to give up until I > check what I consider the possibilities. I do not believe that my family > were Indians, though there are some Mortons on the Guion-Miller Indian Roll. > I wish you luck in your search. If I can be of any help please > feel free to contact me. > Cecil V. Boyd > > >To: [email protected] > >Sent: 8/26/01 7:49:18 PM > >Subject: Re: [OKMUSKOG] 1900 Cherokee > >Nation Index > > > >I don't know the family but how did you know t look in the Heritage > >Quest? > >I am looking for family born in the Cherokee nation and believed to > >be Cherokee but keep hitting a brick wall. Any advise you have is > >greatly appreciated. > > > >Thanks. > >Mary Ann > > > > ============================== > 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 > >

>Mary Ann In response to your question. I knew that my grandmother was born in Indian Territory in 1887, so I rented the 1900 Indian Territory Census, I started with the Cherokee Nation, because she and my grandfather lived in that part of Oklahoma after it became a state in 1907. I did not find her, but it did find some of my other relations in these four films. One being the Benge family that I am trying to trace back to an enumeration district and page number. The next films I rent will be for the Creek Nation. Part of Muskogee County is in what was the Cherokee Nation and part is in what was the Creek Nation. I do not believe that she was listed, but I am not going to give up until I check what I consider the possibilities. I do not believe that my family were Indians, though there are some Mortons on the Guion-Miller Indian Roll. I wish you luck in your search. If I can be of any help please feel free to contact me. Cecil V. Boyd >To: [email protected] >Sent: 8/26/01 7:49:18 PM >Subject: Re: [OKMUSKOG] 1900 Cherokee >Nation Index > >I don't know the family but how did you know t look in the Heritage >Quest? >I am looking for family born in the Cherokee nation and believed to >be Cherokee but keep hitting a brick wall. Any advise you have is >greatly appreciated. > >Thanks. >Mary Ann

sue this is in response to a email i read could you please check both for marion huggins, henry stephen wilson these are my grandparents and i know they they were in the okla or indian territory at that time as my dad was born in 98 and his brothers after him in indian territory probably around tamaha and mcclaister. thank you so much edna justis i just want to find something on my great grandfather marion huggins

Sue Tolbert: as you are assisting Ms. Boyd, if you find my family members in that 1900 IT or OK census, I will appreciate knowing who was listed with their family. Kemp MARLEY, b. 1855, IN Susan (Beck) Marley, wife, b. 1857, IN Thanks! Nell Truitt

Ms. Boyd, The !900 census has a Soundex. There is one for Oklahoma Territory and another one for Indian Territory. You use the soundex (index) by coding the surname. I can look this up for you tomorrow if you will tell me exactly what it is that you want. Sue