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9 | Nannie Hildebrand. Thomas Horn, George Lovett, Frederick Irving, Charles Poe and Hoskins. | |
10 | Joseph Martin Hildebrand. Lucy Starr, Louvinia Patterson, Elizabeth Gentry, Mary King, Martha Wofford and Mary E. Coyne. | |
11 | Brice Hildebrand. Mary Sturdivant nee Beck and Mary Swimmer | |
12 | Mary Hildebrand. Isaac Mayfield | |
122113 | Barbara Hildebrand. Hiram Linder | |
2 | James V. Hildebrand. Sarah Elizabeth Fields | |
3 | Jennie Hildebrand. John Williams | |
4 | Catherine Hildebrand. Levi Bailey | |
5 | John Walker Hildebrand. Eliza Jane White | |
6 | Ellis Harlan Hildebrand. Sallie Stover* and Josephine ____ | |
7 | Lewis W. Hildebrand. Lucy Ratliff | |
8 | Isaac Newton Hildebrand. Jennie Ratliff | |
9 | Mary Elizabeth Hildebrand. Daniel Jones Frazier | |
10 | Minerva Hildebrand. Charles Ratliff and Anderson Reynolds | |
113213 | Moses Hildebrand. Noo-ea-ti | |
2 | Mary Hildebrand. Hoyt | |
3 | Catherine Hildebrand. Teehee | |
4 | John Hildebrand | |
5 | Michael Hildebrand. Sarah Hicks | |
6 | Peter Hildebrand. Annie Fawling | |
7 | Samuel Hildebrand. Susannah Rogers | |
8 | Barbara Hildebrand. William Longknife and _____ | |
9 | George Hildebrand | |
10 | Martha Hildebrand | |
134213 | Elizabeth Hildebrand | |
115213 | Jesse Culstee* Eliza Turtle | |
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2 | Thomas Blackcoat. Minerva Carr | |
_______ | ||
OK | 3 | John Wolf |
4 | Rachel Wolf* Henry Dobson Reese | |
5 | Mary Wolf* _____Collins | |
116213 | Amanda J. McCreary* Alfred Clark Raymond | |
2 | Mary McCreary. James Alcorn | |
OK | 3 | Napoleon McCreary. Jennie Harper |
117213 | John Hildebrand. Ellen Pettit | |
2 | Maria Hildebrand. John Wright Alberty | |
3 | Mary Hildebrand. Simon Lewis | |
4 | Arie Hildebrand. Calvin Parks and James Lewis Puskett | |
118213 | Napoleon Bonaparte Hambright* | |
2 | Hiram Hamright* | |
3 | James Monroe Hambright* |
119213 | Felix Grundy Coody* | |
OK | 2 | Archibald Coody* |
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I guess I should thank you for pulling Native American history together and getting it more right than our history books. However, there is so much information here that you have gotten wrong information or confused tribal information in some cases.
Galye Eaton how is this information wrong? It is from Emmet Starr!
STARR, EMMET (1870–1930). Cherokee historian, genealogist, and physician, Emmet Starr was born on December 12, 1870, in present Adair County, Oklahoma, the former Going Snake District, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory. He was one of five children born to mixed-blood Cherokees Walter Adair and Ruth A. Thornton Starr.