Simon Holmes
An incredibly interesting site.Just the kind of thing TheRainbowBank is interested in.
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Polly's Granddaughter
http://pollysgranddaughter.blogspot.com/
Thoughts from the granddaugher of ten people listed on the Final Dawes Roll as Cherokee by blood. Includes some Cherokee genealogy and history.
- Added on: Sep 22nd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: TBarnes
- Listed in: Cultural Genealogy
- Tags: native american american indian cherokee nation dawes roll miller roll ukb
Recent Posts
Tombstone Tuesday - Remembering Uncle John F.
Johnson Fisher Carey, the youngest child of Dick and Nancy (Fisher) Carey, Cherokee Nation citizens, was born September 19, 1934. He attended Valley School and Wyandotte Indian School as a boy. He later enlisted with the U.S. Marine Corps and served ...
Wordless Wednesday - Mazie OK Ball Team
The team had both white and Cherokee players.1950-ish...
Tombstone Tuesday - George Pumpkin
George Pumpkin was born in 1839, in Goingsnake District, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, the son of Pumpkinpile and Nancy Vann. In 1859, he married Peggy Dennis, a Cherokee Nation citizen. He worked on his father's farm until he was twenty four an...
Kreativ Blogger
I am so excited! I was choosen by Missy Corley at Bayside Blog for the Kreativ Blogger Award. Thank you for selecting me, Missy!The person who receives this award must list 7 things about his/herself and name 7 other bloggers to receive the award.Her...
Monday Madness - Understanding the Final Dawes Roll Index
Though somewhat outside the definition of Monday Madness, I hope all will bear with me because this is an EXTREMELY important topic in Cherokee Genealogy and the fact that people do not attempt to learn a little background information before jumping ...
Are You Sure That is Your Ancestor?
Recently I have received quite a few messages from people who say they are Cherokee and that they found their ancestor or ancestors on the Dawes Roll. So far, none of these people were right in their assumptions. These people made the very common mis...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 4.86 out of a possible 5 based on 7 comments.
David Cornsilk
Great blog, I hope others come over and learn from all of your research...
John Cornsilk
Very well done!
Cameo
Thought provking and esducational.
Thank you
Robert F. Crutchfield
Really great information, very informative about heritage.
Christie
Very interesting and informative!
I could spend hours here.This site is captivating.Thankyou for promoting your nation on the web.simon
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