He married Berthe of Holland. There are 53,000 immigration records available for the last name Hicks. There is now a summer resort in this place. Susie Spaniards parents wereFrank Spaniard andHannah Chisholm. Her Indian name was Old Hanna Gua Li Uka. She was the wife of Amatoya Moytoy I and mother of Nancy Gosaduisga Moytoy of the Wolf Clan. There were possibly other brother brothers and sisters, but their names are unknown. The origin of the surname Hicks is primarily rooted in England and Wales, with some uncommon origins traced across Europe. Hicks Family Genealogy - William and Mary . He was the son of Sir Knight John Hicks, and the father of Sir Knight Micheal Hicks. Thomas Passmere Corn Planter Carpenter was born on October 29, 1549 in Barnstaple, Devonshire, England. William HICKS was of Balto. He was Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Hicks father. When the Civil War began, the Kansas Jayhawkers robbed them and they moved to Benton county Arkansas where there was a big spring, and three houses. He was the father Godwin Carpentier. Skip Ancestry navigation Main Menu. No cemetery record for Mary or William has been found in Jessamine County, Kentucky. Her Indian named was Chow-U-Ka Gahno. Nancy Elizabeth became a leader within the Cherokee nation and because she held the title of Ghi-gha U, Beloved Woman of the Cherokee, Nancy was allowed to sit in councils and to make decisions, along with the Chiefs and other Beloved Women. Martha Janes mother was named Melissa and her father was James M. Patton who fought in the Battle of Shilo in the Civil War. He had become so adept at water witching that the Cherokee called him water conjurer or Ama Matai. 1848, Hindman b. The Aniwaya, or the Wolf Clan was the largest and most important clan among the Cherokee people. Morning Star was the wife of Motoy III (Savannah Tom Carpenter). He was never wounded although he had seen men fall on each side.. The soldiers then set fire to the bed by getting coals from the stove and folding the quilts over them. He may also have interpreted between the Cherokees and the soldiers while on the Trail of Tears. He was created a baronet on July 1, 1620. Thereafter she became known as NanYe-Hi which means One who is with the Spirit People. Born circa 1214, Tortworth, Gloucestershire, England. 1650 in Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony . Bahnson writes that the house was the smallest he had ever seen, being 10 x 12 feet, with clay floor and a fireplace. Title: George E. Miller, . Swans parents were killed by Catawba raiders. Nancy Elizabeth Ward Hicks born Broom was also known as Nanye-Hi-Ghi-Ghau Ward and Nannie Ward. Indian Land. We encourage you to research and examine these records to . Averys Indian name was AhWi. Erma died September 1, 1985 at Cushing, Oklahoma and was interred at the Fairlawn Cemetery in Cushing. He is also known as Oshaqua Moytoy. Avery Vann Millers sister, Isabelle, married Brig. She is the author of >890 books on the topics of genealogy, family lineage, women and gender studies, business and career search practice, quotes for self-improvement and motivation (2,000+ /3,000+ series), and her 'Interview with an Artist' series; 800+ of her books can be found on Amazon (as of June 2018) under Dawn D. Boyer, Ph.D. . He was adopted by the Cherokee tribe and was raised by Woman Nancy, and was of another clan. Charles brother William Abraham Hicks was elected Principal Chief after the death of Charles in 1827. He performed many other charitable acts, in his life giving $100,000 for charity. He made his will 11 Nov. 1710, pr. Wesley and Susan made the train trip to Kansas to be married because it was against Oklahoma law for a white person to marry an Indian. Samuel HICKS was born abt. This story follows our Cherokee relatives from the mid 1600s though the Trail of Tears in 1839, and on into Oklahoma where they were relocated. Sir Robert Life in New England:Robert Hicks emigrated to Plymouth Colony in 1621 on the Fortune which brought the second party of pilgrims to New Plymouth. Georgia Dean Jarrett. "The Hicks Family of Western North Carolina" By genealogy.com user September 19, 2001 at 08:22:53 I am searching for the book "The Hicks Family of Western North Carolina: Watauga River Lines". 9 Jan 1667/ 8 Samuel married Ruth Haskins. His first marriage was to Nancy Elizabeth Ward (Broom) NanYe-Hi Wolf who was born July 20th, 1736 in Chota, Cherokee nation East. Vicompte de Melun Guillame Carpentier was married to Marie Jeanne Carpentier, DArmagnac. Dwight Lee Jarrett. Nancy A-tso-s-ta [Paint Clan] (1720-1756) Wife ofChief Dutch Tauchee Broom and sister of Nancy Elizabeth Nanye-hi Broom. Hint: Try searching for a relative alive in 1940. Traditionally, women were considered the head of household among the Cherokee, with the home and children belonging to her if she should separate from a husband. They left a trail of corpses, the weak, and the sick, who could not survive the journey.. 1706, Wm., Jane, & James HICKS witnessed the will of Israel SKELTON. (Washington, Tennessee). Surname meaning for HICKS English: variant of Hick with genitival or post-medieval excrescent -s. This is a widespread surname in England and is also common in southwest and southern Wales. He died in 1337 in Gloucester England. She was also known as Nancy Carpenter and Nancy Hop Shawnee Carpenter. Skip Ancestry navigation Main Menu. He was Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward Hicks 4th great grandfather. Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward, Hicks was the sister of. India Hicks's great grandparents: India Hicks's great grandfather was Prince Louis Von Battenberg.Louis Mountbatten, 1st Marquess of Milford Haven India Hicks's great grandfather was Lt.-Col. Wilfred Ashley, 1st and last Baron Mount Temple India Hicks's great grandmother was Amalia Ashley India Hicks's great grandmother was Princess Victoria Of Hesse. Her wedding picture is included here along with Wesley Eugene Kearns. John the Younger Carpenter was born in 1410 at Homme, Hertfordshire, England. He was born in Plymouth England and came to Jamestown, Virginia in 1627. She was the mother of Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward, Hicks and wife of White Owl Raven also known as AnakwankiSkayagustuegwo Chief Broom.Nancy Moytoy of the Wolf Clan (1683-1777)She was also known as Morning Star, Nanye-Hi Moytoy, Ani-Gatagewi Kituah Go See Du Issue Raven. When Oshaquas parents were killed by Creek Indians he was adopted by Amadoniyi (Moytoy II) and Go-sa-du-isga (Nancy Carpenter). Thomas Pasmere Carpenter (1607-1675) was from a family of English Ship owners. Father Elias W Hicks. Sixteen generations descended from Lord Robert Hicks, born in 1192, before Nathan Hicks was born in Albermarle Parish, Sussex, Virginia. 1859, and Lee, who was named for Gen. Lee, b. However, most of the members of the Cherokee Nation were forced to leave their homeland. They were: Steven Hicks, Martha Sarah (Hicks) Bass, Amy Hicks, Elinor (Hicks), Nallapy and (second marriage) Rice, Susanna Hicks, Ann Hicks, Jean Hicks, Jane Hicks, and Tabitha Hicks Robert was the son of John Hicks and Rebecca (Rives) Hicks. He speaks the English language with utmost facility and with great propriety. Thomas was called Cornplanter by the Shawnee, derived from their sign language that matched as near as possible to the work of a carpenter. They were married for 63 years. She had very dark brown hair and beautiful blue eyes. Anakwanki Skayagustuegwo Five Killer had two sisters, Ounaconoa Muskrat Moytoy and Ahneewakee Muskrat Moytoy. They finally got straw in the corners for beds. (Shawnee Heritage, page 167). Charles Hicks also had an earlier marriage (1781) to the sister of James Vann and a later marriage to a woman by the name Nancy Broom (Anna Felicitas) b.1770. William married his adoptivesister, Meli, and they had about three children including General William S. Taylor. They had 3 children, David Allen Macy, b. February 28, 1950, Carol Jean (Macy) Clinton, b. January 21, 1951, and Mark Randal Macy, b. February 4, 1958. Skip Ancestry navigation Main Menu. He married Adelaide de Amiens and was the father of Vicompte de Melun Urison. HICKS Genealogy About 16963 HICKSs. Hannah Gua Li Uka Crittendon (my 5th great grandmother) lived to be 120 years old and during that time, experienced monumental change in the lives of the Cherokee people. These families will be detailed at the end of the Hicks history. He was born on January 23, 1767 in Tomothy, Georgia, and died January 20, 1827 Spring Place, Murray County, Georgia. Grandmothers and grandfathers with large bundles on their backs. The family moved into a blacksmith shop and built a fireplace. He came west on the Trail of Tears with his children and extended family. William Carpenter MP was born in 1440 in Homme, Hertfordshire, England and died there in 1520. List of Cherokee NationPrincipal Chiefs in Early Times, Moytoy II Emperor of the Cherokee 1730-1760. This page displays Y-Chromosome DNA (Y-DNA) STR results . This account is told by Norma Sue (Baker) Macy whose 3rd great grandmother died in Kentucky while on the on the Trail of Tears. [ citation needed] NOTE: This Baptist Hicks was born 1524 and was married to Mary Everard. They were married about 1706. In 1772 an English diplomat, James Robertson, visited Nancy in her home at Chota (when she was about 35 years old). We collect and match historical records that Ancestry users have contributed to their family trees to create each person's profile. Susan had black hair and gray eyes. On a Thursday in the winter of 1863, their home along with the two others, was burned by northern soldiers (The Missouri militia. Old (2)Andrew Miller, Avery Vann Millers father, was descended fromDavid MillerandMartha Harris,who was born around 1728 and died 1811. Parents. Both of Dr. Hicks' parents were born in Tennessee. The son of Robert Hicks and Mary (Courtney) Hicks. This is Emmet Starrs account concerning the early Hicks family. "James Hicks, brother of William, acquired 200 acres in Rutherford County, 1782.He was the grandfather of Singleton Hicks, named after the Singleton family which originated in Gloucester County, Virginia, as did Samuel Hix." Son of Sir Ellis Hicks and Elizabeth Hicks. Meli was the daughter of an unknown Cherokee warrior and a Cherokee mother and was half sister to Nancys children: Little Fellow Hiskitihi and Ka-ti Harlan (Tsu-La was father) and Elizabeth Betsy Hughes (Bryant Ward was father). A short lifespan might also indicate health problems that were once prevalent in your family. He was the husband of Elizabeth Carpenter and father of Thomas Carpenter. She had an early marriage to William Calvin Bill McCauley. HICKS Family Genealogy. He was living in a cave near the Shawnee tribe when he met and married Pride Chalakahatha Cornstalk, a Shawnee woman. They lived on the Hiawassee River in Georgia before Catherine made the trek on the Trail of Tears. daughter. Jim Patten during the Civil War. Avery Vann Miller, born in 1815, was the first child. In 1612 he founded and endowed an almshouse in Chipping Camden as well as building a market hall there in 1627 (both buildings still stand). He actually wrote the first Cherokee law in Broom Town September 11, 1808. The Cherokee had a matrilineal society. Avery Vann Millers siblings were:Elizabeth b.1817, Alfred b.1819, Elmira b.1821-1884, Isabelle b.1823, Lucinda, 1818-1910, and Andrew Jackson Miller (#3) b.1827-1851. He was born in November 6, 1743 in Albermarle Parrish, Sussex, Virginia. Mrs. Bean taught Nancy new weaving skills and cheese making methods, as well as to farm and raise live stock. She was the daughter of Susan Victoria Kearns and Wesley Eugene Kearns. Quick access. Hannah Crittenden was also our familys link to Thomas H. Forrest who helped to found Jamestown in 1608. Chester Redfern Hicks family tree Family tree Explore more family trees. From these many branches, we have chosen to feature a lineage that is very special to us, since our grandmothers were of Cherokee heritage. Title: "The Hicks Family Lineage and many family branches" by James Raymond Hicks, Jr 5. In 1610, Sir Robert married Margret Winslow in London. Nancy participated in the Treaty of July 20, 1781, and the Treaty at Hopewell, November 28, 1785, as a principal speaker. Research genealogy for Wayne Junior Hicks of White, Brookings County, South Dakota, United States of America, as well as other members of the Hicks family, on Ancestry. He came to Virginia as an indentured servant on May 25, 1637 and settled on the lower Rappahonnock River close to Potomac. 73,414 biographies and 185 photos with the Hicks last name. In the 16th century,Sir Michael Hicks (son of Robert Hicks, a merchant of London and Bristol, andJulia Arthur) owned Beverston Castle (also called Tetbury Castle) and passed the Beverston holding to his sonSir William Hicks, 1st Baronet. The children of Nathan Hicks and NanYe-hi made a significant impact on the history of the Cherokee Nation. Nathaniel married a second wife later in life. James of Dilwyn Carpenter was born circa 1460 in Dilwyn, Hertfordshire, England. She was our 7th great grandmother. Lady Pamela Mountbatten-Hicks has an illustrious family history, being the daughter of Louis Francis Albert Victor Nicholas George Mountbatten (1900-1979), Prince Louis of Battenberg, and later 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, and an uncle of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and second cousin once removed to Elizabeth II. She was also called Nancy Elizabeth Ann Falicitas Broom, Nancy Felicitas and Atostaha, born around 1770. Gosaduisga Nancy Quatsie Five Killer of the Shawnee b.1664, in Running Water Tennessee, is the other name for Swan Wapehti Hop, (Skayagustuegwo [Chief Broom] Five Killers mother). She married William Abraham Hicks, (Charles brother) c.1793. A gentleman said, you let her alone. He was the husband of Christina Carpenter and father of John the Elder Carpenter. Two of her grandmothers held the title of Beloved Woman, the highest honor bestowed on women by the tribe. He married Lydia Halfbreed on December 23, 1791. Research genealogy for Wilton R Hicks of Clifton; Bristol, as well as other members of the Hicks family, on Ancestry. He was Avery Vann Millers Grandfather. Susan also had an earlier daughter named Eva A. Reynolds, born January 24, 1891 in Indian Territory and died in 1947 in Sacramento California. Their known history begins with Lord Josselin of Melun, Seine-et-Marne, born in 920, who was married to Princess Jeanne de Melan de Bourbon. Hicks Genealogy & History Hicks is an old Anglo-Saxon name from Yorkshire, where the family owned a feudal manor before 1000 AD. She had three marriages, two of which were very early in her life. Catherine was a Cherokee woman, the daughter of Lydia Halfbreed and possibly Daniel McCoy (Lydia had children by at least four different men and Catherine has been called by all of their names). Politico referred to her as the "untouchable Hope Hicks," and as you read on about her. He was the son of Lord Robert Hicks and Elizabeth Morgan and father of Sir Knight John Hicks. It is not known when he was educated as there were no schools among the Cherokees during his boyhood. Within census records, you can often find information like name of household members, ages, birthplaces, residences, and occupations. He was previously the de facto authority in the Cherokee Nation between 1814 to 1827 because Chief Pathkiller was ill at that time and served as a figurehead only. 1845, Robert b. Near the end of her life, Nancy reportedly had a vision in which she saw a great line of our people marching on foot. His father was Siger le Carpentier. His death occurred in Saint Martins, Outgate Bishopgate Street, London in 1395. Harvy Hicks born 1814. He was the son of Sir Knight Robert Hicks and father of Sir Knight Ellis Hicks. history About the Hicks surname origins English patronymic from Hick. He was married to Anne Carpenter. The Mulberry Fields area and these early family's history and genealogy will be arriving on the upcoming podcast show of Piedmont Trails, episode #20. It is important to not confuse this Nancy Broom (1770) that Charles married, with Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward, Hicks (b.1736), who was Charles Renatus Hicks mother. Thomas granddaughter, Anne Forrest, married into the Crittenden family as well. Our Little House on the Oklahoma Prairie. His son was Sir william Carpentier, De Melun II. Sam Patten and James Patten Jr., Martha Janes uncle and brother, enlisted in Company H. Our great grandfather, Andrew Jackson Miller, enlisted at age 18 on December 12, 1862, in Company C. They were all in the 1st Cherokee Mounted Volunteers. She was the wife of Young Trader Tom Moytoy III and was the mother of Nancy Tame Doe Carpenter Moytoy and grandmother to Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward Hicks. Amadoniyi, (Moytoy II), married Go-sa-du-isga of the Wild Potato Clan (Ani-gatagewi). Sir William Carpentier, De Melun II was born in 1058 in Ile-de-France, and died in Ypres, West Vlaanderen, Flanders France in 1125. He was Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Hicks father. (Will book B, pages 52 to 54). Above is a picture of the farmhouse at Talala with the whole family. The address I found on the internet is not a current one. An unusually short lifespan might indicate that your Hicks ancestors lived in harsh conditions. The Cherokee made her The Ghi-ga-u a Beloved Woman, a position reserved for brave and wise women who served as their peoples guide. Nancy Elizabeth Nanye Hi Broom (1736-1822)She was also known as: Nanye-Hi-Ghi-Ghau Ward; Wildrose; Nannie Ward; Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward, Hicks. She is warmly remembered as a kind and gentle person who loved growing vegetables and flowers and for being a very good cook. It is said that she was 96 or so years old when she made the trek on the Trail of Tears. Other names for Quatsy are: Elizabeth, Que-Di-Si, Oo-yo-sti Otiyu, Polly, or Quali of the Ani-Waya (Ani-Wayya = Wolf Clan) and Locha Quatsy Shawnee Qeu disi Carpenter (born Tellico Wolf Clan). They were leading an old poor horse, and offered to trade it for hers. Richard of London Carpenter MP was born in 1335 in London, Middlesex, England. This Andrew Jackson Miller was the uncle of Andrew Jackson Miller (#4). Do not sell or share my personal information. His first marriage was to Nancy Elizabeth Ward (Broom) 'NanYe-Hi Wolf who was born July 20th, 1736 in Chota, Cherokee nation East. Grandmother Susan Victoria applied to the Guion Miller commission concerning compensation for the land that was left behind in Georgia before the removal of the Cherokee took place. Lydia and William had a son, George Agustus Hicks. Discover the family history, nationality, origin and common names of Hicks family members. Dr. Thomas Hicks family tree Even though Dr. Hicks is not suspected to be biologically related to any of the Hicks Babies, some people might find his ancestry and family tree to be of interest. He was later adopted by Young Trader Tom and Nancy Gosaduisga Carpenter. Jane, then 12 years of age, went into talk to them. He died April 31, 1741 at Oconee County, South Carolina. I was exceedingly surprised that a Cherokee should be able to obtain so extensive a knowledge of English as he possessed: He reads better than one-half of the white people and writes an easy hand. All rights reserved. In October 1817, Charles Hicks was described in Starrs History of the Cherokee Indians:He is a halfbreed Cherokee almost 50 years of age he has very pleasant features and an intelligent countenance. Erma Corrine Kearns married Chandler Chan Chesney Baker on February 9, 1930 in Sand Springs, Oklahoma. It is the custom of the Cherokee people for the grandmothers to name the grandchildren. 1763/65 and died 24 Aug 1847 in Jessamine County, Kentucky. John Carpenter MP was born in Barnstaple, Devon, England in 1525 and died there in 1586. German: patronymic from Hick . Hope Hicks's grandparents: Hope Hicks's grandfather is George W Cavender Hope Hicks's grandmother was Marilee B. Cavender Hope Hicks's grandfather is Paul Hicks Jr. Hope Hicks's grandmother is Lucile Hicks. John was the son of John Hicks and Elizabeth (Morgan) Hicks. He may have immigrated in 1622. When they found that it was his house, the leader said get down, boys, and burn this house. Chandler was the son of Chesney Chandler Baker and Dorcas Azelia (Brown) from Hamburg Iowa. The source for today's story was the book The Hicks Family Tree; The Magnificent Journey of Our Branch of the Hicks Family Tree, 1455 to 2011, and The Families That Made a Difference, written by Gale Hicks Thompson and Bob G. Hicks. He was the son of Robert and Elizabeth Hicks. The children Amatoya and Quatsy were: Caulunna, the Raven of Chota,Tistoe l, Nancy Nanye-hi Moytoy,Standing Turkey, Chief of the Cherokee, Ailsey Dougherty, of the Wolf Clan, Aganusitsi Quatie Quatsy, Amahetai ll Moytoy of Tellico, Go-la-nv Hop-Moytoy, Raven of Hiwassee, Oukah-Ulah Skiagusta, Kanagatoga Old Hop Moytoy, First Beloved Man of the Cherokee, and Elizabeth Raven-Hop Moytoy. The Etymology Of The Hicks Surname. The podcast will discuss the historical details with the Mulberry Fields area while concentrating on the growth and . This was land granted to Susan Victoria Kearns from the Cherokee government. During that time, they lived in Oklahoma, Missouri, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Algeria, and Libya. William John "Will" Jarrett. She was the daughter of Taminad Munsawghe(1607-1675) and Pride Munsawghe (1615-1679). They had one daughter, Bertha. English: variant of Hick with genitival or post-medieval excrescent -s. This is a widespread surname in England and is also common in southwest and southern Wales. Andrew died July 19, 1906, age 61, in Delaware County, Indian Territory. He is thought to be related to the famous Delaware leader and peacemaker, Chief Taminand, (b.1625, d.1701) through his birthfather, Fivekiller Taminand. Two sons, Charles Renatus Hicks and William Abraham Hicks served as Principal Chiefs of the Cherokee Nation, and daughter Elizabeth (Hicks) Fields, was for a time, the wife of the Texas Cherokee Principal Chief Richard Fields. It was believed that the Supreme Beings often spoke to the people through the Beloved Women and they were given absolute power in the question of the fate of prisoners taken in war, a power given only to the Ghi Gha U. Nancy did not hesitate to use this power to save one such prisoner of war, Mrs. Lydia Bean, who had been sentenced to burn at the stake. Tame Doe was a member of the Cherokee Wolf Clan and was born around (1708-1710) in Telico and died in 1760 in Chota. They took her horse but she took off the bridal, and called them all names. David Millerwas born around 1730 and died in March of 1819. He was the son ofoldest (#1) Andrew Millerwho died in 1776. Old Andrew Miller (#2) was murdered 1818 in Tennessee in the Red Clay area by William Manley over a boundary dispute on Catherines Indian land. He married Lydia Halfbreed on December 23, 1791. Thomas, or Dr. Hicks, was one of six children. Husband of Elizabeth Morgan Father of Sir Knight John Hicks, Sr. Born in 1192, in Bedford England, United Kingdom. They were marching West and the Unaka (white soldiers) were behind them. She was also called Nancy Carpenter, and Nancy Hop (Shawnee) Carpenter. Dutch and German patronymic from Hick. We encourage . There are 799,000 census records available for the last name Hicks. Andrew Jackson Miller (#4) was born July 21, 1845, at Beaties Prairie, Indian Territory (Cherokee Roll number 23732, index card #2981, line of roll number 2662). John Morgan, the upholsterer, and wife Judith Watkins lived on Temple St., Bristol. Tame Doe married Anakwanki Skayagustuegwo Fivekiller Kitigusto (also known as Chief Broom) in about 1729. The Hicks family of Long Island, N.Y., is descended from ancestors who arrived in Massachusetts in the 17th century. Thomas Carpenter was born on October 29, 1549 in Barnstalple, Devonshire, England and died October 12, 1622 in Broadhembury, Devon, England. Elgan Carpentier was born in Oxfordshire England circa 1202 and died there in 1267. For the veterans among your Hicks ancestors, military collections provide insights into where and when they served, and even physical descriptions. This online version is part of the Schenectady Digital History Archive, affiliated with the NYGenWeb, USGenWeb and American History and Genealogy Projects and the American Local History Network Charles Hicks also had an earlier marriage (1781) to the sister of James Vann and a later marriage to a woman by the name Nancy Broom (Anna Felicitas) b.1770. The family traveled west to Oregon for work opportunities but returned to Oklahoma c. 1914. He was born in 1042 and died about 1099. Swan-Wapehti Hop, also known as Gosaduisga, may have named her granddaughter, (Nathan Hicks and Nancy Elizabeth [Broom] Ward, Hicks first child), Sarah Gosaduisga Hicks. Near home she began to cry, her mother ran out to meet her saying, what is the matter. He was brought over from England, probably from London by Peter and Margaret Rey. She had three brothers and three sisters; John. and was a corporal in the 135th Illinois Infantry in WWI. One man said you talk awful sassy to be a little girl. Born circa 1246 Tortworth, Gloucestershire, England. Nehemiah Hicks Born about 1705 in Saint Johns Parish, Baltimore, Province of Maryland [uncertain] Son of William Hicks and Clarinda Jane (Ferguson) Cutchin Brother of William Hicks, Rebecca (Hicks) Armstrong, James Hicks and Henry Hicks Husband of Philliazanah (Hitchcock) Hicks married 12 Jun 1725 in Baltimore, Baltimore, Province of Maryland Siger le Carpentier was born in Selles Cambrai, Du Nord, France, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France. and lived near Lydia, Darlington County, South Carolina. Amatoya Moytoy of Chota, (Moytoy I) b.1640 d.1730, was a prominent town chief in what is present day Tennessee. Maurice Carpentier was born in Ypres, West Flanders, Belgium. The first generation of native Cherokee lawyers were the mixed blood children of early whites, who were attorneys in the sense of many gentlemen of the southland. He married Elizabeth Morganin 1596. John Hicks (1784/1794-1842), son of William Hicks, married Susannah Bryan (?) Charles and Lydia had two daughters, Nancy and Catherine. He was born around 1687 and died around 1760. Robert Hicks (Who went to live with the Indians)was born 1720 in Albermarle, Sussex, Virginia.
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He married Berthe of Holland. There are 53,000 immigration records available for the last name Hicks. There is now a summer resort in this place. Susie Spaniards parents wereFrank Spaniard andHannah Chisholm. Her Indian name was Old Hanna Gua Li Uka. She was the wife of Amatoya Moytoy I and mother of Nancy Gosaduisga Moytoy of the Wolf Clan. There were possibly other brother brothers and sisters, but their names are unknown. The origin of the surname Hicks is primarily rooted in England and Wales, with some uncommon origins traced across Europe. Hicks Family Genealogy - William and Mary . He was the son of Sir Knight John Hicks, and the father of Sir Knight Micheal Hicks. Thomas Passmere Corn Planter Carpenter was born on October 29, 1549 in Barnstaple, Devonshire, England. William HICKS was of Balto. He was Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Hicks father. When the Civil War began, the Kansas Jayhawkers robbed them and they moved to Benton county Arkansas where there was a big spring, and three houses. He was the father Godwin Carpentier. Skip Ancestry navigation Main Menu. No cemetery record for Mary or William has been found in Jessamine County, Kentucky. Her Indian named was Chow-U-Ka Gahno. Nancy Elizabeth became a leader within the Cherokee nation and because she held the title of Ghi-gha U, Beloved Woman of the Cherokee, Nancy was allowed to sit in councils and to make decisions, along with the Chiefs and other Beloved Women. Martha Janes mother was named Melissa and her father was James M. Patton who fought in the Battle of Shilo in the Civil War. He had become so adept at water witching that the Cherokee called him water conjurer or Ama Matai. 1848, Hindman b. The Aniwaya, or the Wolf Clan was the largest and most important clan among the Cherokee people. Morning Star was the wife of Motoy III (Savannah Tom Carpenter). He was never wounded although he had seen men fall on each side.. The soldiers then set fire to the bed by getting coals from the stove and folding the quilts over them. He may also have interpreted between the Cherokees and the soldiers while on the Trail of Tears. He was created a baronet on July 1, 1620. Thereafter she became known as NanYe-Hi which means One who is with the Spirit People. Born circa 1214, Tortworth, Gloucestershire, England. 1650 in Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony . Bahnson writes that the house was the smallest he had ever seen, being 10 x 12 feet, with clay floor and a fireplace. Title: George E. Miller, . Swans parents were killed by Catawba raiders. Nancy Elizabeth Ward Hicks born Broom was also known as Nanye-Hi-Ghi-Ghau Ward and Nannie Ward. Indian Land. We encourage you to research and examine these records to . Averys Indian name was AhWi. Erma died September 1, 1985 at Cushing, Oklahoma and was interred at the Fairlawn Cemetery in Cushing. He is also known as Oshaqua Moytoy. Avery Vann Millers sister, Isabelle, married Brig. She is the author of >890 books on the topics of genealogy, family lineage, women and gender studies, business and career search practice, quotes for self-improvement and motivation (2,000+ /3,000+ series), and her 'Interview with an Artist' series; 800+ of her books can be found on Amazon (as of June 2018) under Dawn D. Boyer, Ph.D. . He was adopted by the Cherokee tribe and was raised by Woman Nancy, and was of another clan. Charles brother William Abraham Hicks was elected Principal Chief after the death of Charles in 1827. He performed many other charitable acts, in his life giving $100,000 for charity. He made his will 11 Nov. 1710, pr. Wesley and Susan made the train trip to Kansas to be married because it was against Oklahoma law for a white person to marry an Indian. Samuel HICKS was born abt. This story follows our Cherokee relatives from the mid 1600s though the Trail of Tears in 1839, and on into Oklahoma where they were relocated. Sir Robert Life in New England:Robert Hicks emigrated to Plymouth Colony in 1621 on the Fortune which brought the second party of pilgrims to New Plymouth. Georgia Dean Jarrett. "The Hicks Family of Western North Carolina" By genealogy.com user September 19, 2001 at 08:22:53 I am searching for the book "The Hicks Family of Western North Carolina: Watauga River Lines". 9 Jan 1667/ 8 Samuel married Ruth Haskins. His first marriage was to Nancy Elizabeth Ward (Broom) NanYe-Hi Wolf who was born July 20th, 1736 in Chota, Cherokee nation East. Vicompte de Melun Guillame Carpentier was married to Marie Jeanne Carpentier, DArmagnac. Dwight Lee Jarrett. Nancy A-tso-s-ta [Paint Clan] (1720-1756) Wife ofChief Dutch Tauchee Broom and sister of Nancy Elizabeth Nanye-hi Broom. Hint: Try searching for a relative alive in 1940. Traditionally, women were considered the head of household among the Cherokee, with the home and children belonging to her if she should separate from a husband. They left a trail of corpses, the weak, and the sick, who could not survive the journey.. 1706, Wm., Jane, & James HICKS witnessed the will of Israel SKELTON. (Washington, Tennessee). Surname meaning for HICKS English: variant of Hick with genitival or post-medieval excrescent -s. This is a widespread surname in England and is also common in southwest and southern Wales. He died in 1337 in Gloucester England. She was also known as Nancy Carpenter and Nancy Hop Shawnee Carpenter. Skip Ancestry navigation Main Menu. He was Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward Hicks 4th great grandfather. Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward, Hicks was the sister of. India Hicks's great grandparents: India Hicks's great grandfather was Prince Louis Von Battenberg.Louis Mountbatten, 1st Marquess of Milford Haven India Hicks's great grandfather was Lt.-Col. Wilfred Ashley, 1st and last Baron Mount Temple India Hicks's great grandmother was Amalia Ashley India Hicks's great grandmother was Princess Victoria Of Hesse. Her wedding picture is included here along with Wesley Eugene Kearns. John the Younger Carpenter was born in 1410 at Homme, Hertfordshire, England. He was born in Plymouth England and came to Jamestown, Virginia in 1627. She was the mother of Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward, Hicks and wife of White Owl Raven also known as AnakwankiSkayagustuegwo Chief Broom.Nancy Moytoy of the Wolf Clan (1683-1777)She was also known as Morning Star, Nanye-Hi Moytoy, Ani-Gatagewi Kituah Go See Du Issue Raven. When Oshaquas parents were killed by Creek Indians he was adopted by Amadoniyi (Moytoy II) and Go-sa-du-isga (Nancy Carpenter). Thomas Pasmere Carpenter (1607-1675) was from a family of English Ship owners. Father Elias W Hicks. Sixteen generations descended from Lord Robert Hicks, born in 1192, before Nathan Hicks was born in Albermarle Parish, Sussex, Virginia. 1859, and Lee, who was named for Gen. Lee, b. However, most of the members of the Cherokee Nation were forced to leave their homeland. They were: Steven Hicks, Martha Sarah (Hicks) Bass, Amy Hicks, Elinor (Hicks), Nallapy and (second marriage) Rice, Susanna Hicks, Ann Hicks, Jean Hicks, Jane Hicks, and Tabitha Hicks Robert was the son of John Hicks and Rebecca (Rives) Hicks. He speaks the English language with utmost facility and with great propriety. Thomas was called Cornplanter by the Shawnee, derived from their sign language that matched as near as possible to the work of a carpenter. They were married for 63 years. She had very dark brown hair and beautiful blue eyes. Anakwanki Skayagustuegwo Five Killer had two sisters, Ounaconoa Muskrat Moytoy and Ahneewakee Muskrat Moytoy. They finally got straw in the corners for beds. (Shawnee Heritage, page 167). Charles Hicks also had an earlier marriage (1781) to the sister of James Vann and a later marriage to a woman by the name Nancy Broom (Anna Felicitas) b.1770. William married his adoptivesister, Meli, and they had about three children including General William S. Taylor. They had 3 children, David Allen Macy, b. February 28, 1950, Carol Jean (Macy) Clinton, b. January 21, 1951, and Mark Randal Macy, b. February 4, 1958. Skip Ancestry navigation Main Menu. He married Adelaide de Amiens and was the father of Vicompte de Melun Urison. HICKS Genealogy About 16963 HICKSs. Hannah Gua Li Uka Crittendon (my 5th great grandmother) lived to be 120 years old and during that time, experienced monumental change in the lives of the Cherokee people. These families will be detailed at the end of the Hicks history. He was born on January 23, 1767 in Tomothy, Georgia, and died January 20, 1827 Spring Place, Murray County, Georgia. Grandmothers and grandfathers with large bundles on their backs. The family moved into a blacksmith shop and built a fireplace. He came west on the Trail of Tears with his children and extended family. William Carpenter MP was born in 1440 in Homme, Hertfordshire, England and died there in 1520. List of Cherokee NationPrincipal Chiefs in Early Times, Moytoy II Emperor of the Cherokee 1730-1760. This page displays Y-Chromosome DNA (Y-DNA) STR results . This account is told by Norma Sue (Baker) Macy whose 3rd great grandmother died in Kentucky while on the on the Trail of Tears. [ citation needed] NOTE: This Baptist Hicks was born 1524 and was married to Mary Everard. They were married about 1706. In 1772 an English diplomat, James Robertson, visited Nancy in her home at Chota (when she was about 35 years old). We collect and match historical records that Ancestry users have contributed to their family trees to create each person's profile. Susan had black hair and gray eyes. On a Thursday in the winter of 1863, their home along with the two others, was burned by northern soldiers (The Missouri militia. Old (2)Andrew Miller, Avery Vann Millers father, was descended fromDavid MillerandMartha Harris,who was born around 1728 and died 1811. Parents. Both of Dr. Hicks' parents were born in Tennessee. The son of Robert Hicks and Mary (Courtney) Hicks. This is Emmet Starrs account concerning the early Hicks family. "James Hicks, brother of William, acquired 200 acres in Rutherford County, 1782.He was the grandfather of Singleton Hicks, named after the Singleton family which originated in Gloucester County, Virginia, as did Samuel Hix." Son of Sir Ellis Hicks and Elizabeth Hicks. Meli was the daughter of an unknown Cherokee warrior and a Cherokee mother and was half sister to Nancys children: Little Fellow Hiskitihi and Ka-ti Harlan (Tsu-La was father) and Elizabeth Betsy Hughes (Bryant Ward was father). A short lifespan might also indicate health problems that were once prevalent in your family. He was the husband of Elizabeth Carpenter and father of Thomas Carpenter. She had an early marriage to William Calvin Bill McCauley. HICKS Family Genealogy. He was living in a cave near the Shawnee tribe when he met and married Pride Chalakahatha Cornstalk, a Shawnee woman. They lived on the Hiawassee River in Georgia before Catherine made the trek on the Trail of Tears. daughter. Jim Patten during the Civil War. Avery Vann Miller, born in 1815, was the first child. In 1612 he founded and endowed an almshouse in Chipping Camden as well as building a market hall there in 1627 (both buildings still stand). He actually wrote the first Cherokee law in Broom Town September 11, 1808. The Cherokee had a matrilineal society. Avery Vann Millers siblings were:Elizabeth b.1817, Alfred b.1819, Elmira b.1821-1884, Isabelle b.1823, Lucinda, 1818-1910, and Andrew Jackson Miller (#3) b.1827-1851. He was born in November 6, 1743 in Albermarle Parrish, Sussex, Virginia. Mrs. Bean taught Nancy new weaving skills and cheese making methods, as well as to farm and raise live stock. She was the daughter of Susan Victoria Kearns and Wesley Eugene Kearns. Quick access. Hannah Crittenden was also our familys link to Thomas H. Forrest who helped to found Jamestown in 1608. Chester Redfern Hicks family tree Family tree Explore more family trees. From these many branches, we have chosen to feature a lineage that is very special to us, since our grandmothers were of Cherokee heritage. Title: "The Hicks Family Lineage and many family branches" by James Raymond Hicks, Jr 5. In 1610, Sir Robert married Margret Winslow in London. Nancy participated in the Treaty of July 20, 1781, and the Treaty at Hopewell, November 28, 1785, as a principal speaker. Research genealogy for Wayne Junior Hicks of White, Brookings County, South Dakota, United States of America, as well as other members of the Hicks family, on Ancestry. He came to Virginia as an indentured servant on May 25, 1637 and settled on the lower Rappahonnock River close to Potomac. 73,414 biographies and 185 photos with the Hicks last name. In the 16th century,Sir Michael Hicks (son of Robert Hicks, a merchant of London and Bristol, andJulia Arthur) owned Beverston Castle (also called Tetbury Castle) and passed the Beverston holding to his sonSir William Hicks, 1st Baronet. The children of Nathan Hicks and NanYe-hi made a significant impact on the history of the Cherokee Nation. Nathaniel married a second wife later in life. James of Dilwyn Carpenter was born circa 1460 in Dilwyn, Hertfordshire, England. She was our 7th great grandmother. Lady Pamela Mountbatten-Hicks has an illustrious family history, being the daughter of Louis Francis Albert Victor Nicholas George Mountbatten (1900-1979), Prince Louis of Battenberg, and later 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, and an uncle of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and second cousin once removed to Elizabeth II. She was also called Nancy Elizabeth Ann Falicitas Broom, Nancy Felicitas and Atostaha, born around 1770. Gosaduisga Nancy Quatsie Five Killer of the Shawnee b.1664, in Running Water Tennessee, is the other name for Swan Wapehti Hop, (Skayagustuegwo [Chief Broom] Five Killers mother). She married William Abraham Hicks, (Charles brother) c.1793. A gentleman said, you let her alone. He was the husband of Christina Carpenter and father of John the Elder Carpenter. Two of her grandmothers held the title of Beloved Woman, the highest honor bestowed on women by the tribe. He married Lydia Halfbreed on December 23, 1791. Research genealogy for Wilton R Hicks of Clifton; Bristol, as well as other members of the Hicks family, on Ancestry. He was Avery Vann Millers Grandfather. Susan also had an earlier daughter named Eva A. Reynolds, born January 24, 1891 in Indian Territory and died in 1947 in Sacramento California. Their known history begins with Lord Josselin of Melun, Seine-et-Marne, born in 920, who was married to Princess Jeanne de Melan de Bourbon. Hicks Genealogy & History Hicks is an old Anglo-Saxon name from Yorkshire, where the family owned a feudal manor before 1000 AD. She had three marriages, two of which were very early in her life. Catherine was a Cherokee woman, the daughter of Lydia Halfbreed and possibly Daniel McCoy (Lydia had children by at least four different men and Catherine has been called by all of their names). Politico referred to her as the "untouchable Hope Hicks," and as you read on about her. He was the son of Lord Robert Hicks and Elizabeth Morgan and father of Sir Knight John Hicks. It is not known when he was educated as there were no schools among the Cherokees during his boyhood. Within census records, you can often find information like name of household members, ages, birthplaces, residences, and occupations. He was previously the de facto authority in the Cherokee Nation between 1814 to 1827 because Chief Pathkiller was ill at that time and served as a figurehead only. 1845, Robert b. Near the end of her life, Nancy reportedly had a vision in which she saw a great line of our people marching on foot. His father was Siger le Carpentier. His death occurred in Saint Martins, Outgate Bishopgate Street, London in 1395. Harvy Hicks born 1814. He was the son of Sir Knight Robert Hicks and father of Sir Knight Ellis Hicks. history About the Hicks surname origins English patronymic from Hick. He was married to Anne Carpenter. The Mulberry Fields area and these early family's history and genealogy will be arriving on the upcoming podcast show of Piedmont Trails, episode #20. It is important to not confuse this Nancy Broom (1770) that Charles married, with Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward, Hicks (b.1736), who was Charles Renatus Hicks mother. Thomas granddaughter, Anne Forrest, married into the Crittenden family as well. Our Little House on the Oklahoma Prairie. His son was Sir william Carpentier, De Melun II. Sam Patten and James Patten Jr., Martha Janes uncle and brother, enlisted in Company H. Our great grandfather, Andrew Jackson Miller, enlisted at age 18 on December 12, 1862, in Company C. They were all in the 1st Cherokee Mounted Volunteers. She was the wife of Young Trader Tom Moytoy III and was the mother of Nancy Tame Doe Carpenter Moytoy and grandmother to Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward Hicks. Amadoniyi, (Moytoy II), married Go-sa-du-isga of the Wild Potato Clan (Ani-gatagewi). Sir William Carpentier, De Melun II was born in 1058 in Ile-de-France, and died in Ypres, West Vlaanderen, Flanders France in 1125. He was Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Hicks father. (Will book B, pages 52 to 54). Above is a picture of the farmhouse at Talala with the whole family. The address I found on the internet is not a current one. An unusually short lifespan might indicate that your Hicks ancestors lived in harsh conditions. The Cherokee made her The Ghi-ga-u a Beloved Woman, a position reserved for brave and wise women who served as their peoples guide. Nancy Elizabeth Nanye Hi Broom (1736-1822)She was also known as: Nanye-Hi-Ghi-Ghau Ward; Wildrose; Nannie Ward; Nancy Elizabeth (Broom) Ward, Hicks. She is warmly remembered as a kind and gentle person who loved growing vegetables and flowers and for being a very good cook. It is said that she was 96 or so years old when she made the trek on the Trail of Tears. Other names for Quatsy are: Elizabeth, Que-Di-Si, Oo-yo-sti Otiyu, Polly, or Quali of the Ani-Waya (Ani-Wayya = Wolf Clan) and Locha Quatsy Shawnee Qeu disi Carpenter (born Tellico Wolf Clan). They were leading an old poor horse, and offered to trade it for hers. Richard of London Carpenter MP was born in 1335 in London, Middlesex, England. This Andrew Jackson Miller was the uncle of Andrew Jackson Miller (#4). Do not sell or share my personal information. His first marriage was to Nancy Elizabeth Ward (Broom) 'NanYe-Hi Wolf who was born July 20th, 1736 in Chota, Cherokee nation East. Grandmother Susan Victoria applied to the Guion Miller commission concerning compensation for the land that was left behind in Georgia before the removal of the Cherokee took place. Lydia and William had a son, George Agustus Hicks. Discover the family history, nationality, origin and common names of Hicks family members. Dr. Thomas Hicks family tree Even though Dr. Hicks is not suspected to be biologically related to any of the Hicks Babies, some people might find his ancestry and family tree to be of interest. He was later adopted by Young Trader Tom and Nancy Gosaduisga Carpenter. Jane, then 12 years of age, went into talk to them. He died April 31, 1741 at Oconee County, South Carolina. I was exceedingly surprised that a Cherokee should be able to obtain so extensive a knowledge of English as he possessed: He reads better than one-half of the white people and writes an easy hand. All rights reserved. In October 1817, Charles Hicks was described in Starrs History of the Cherokee Indians:He is a halfbreed Cherokee almost 50 years of age he has very pleasant features and an intelligent countenance. Erma Corrine Kearns married Chandler Chan Chesney Baker on February 9, 1930 in Sand Springs, Oklahoma. It is the custom of the Cherokee people for the grandmothers to name the grandchildren. 1763/65 and died 24 Aug 1847 in Jessamine County, Kentucky. John Carpenter MP was born in Barnstaple, Devon, England in 1525 and died there in 1586. German: patronymic from Hick . Hope Hicks's grandparents: Hope Hicks's grandfather is George W Cavender Hope Hicks's grandmother was Marilee B. Cavender Hope Hicks's grandfather is Paul Hicks Jr. Hope Hicks's grandmother is Lucile Hicks. John was the son of John Hicks and Elizabeth (Morgan) Hicks. He may have immigrated in 1622. When they found that it was his house, the leader said get down, boys, and burn this house. Chandler was the son of Chesney Chandler Baker and Dorcas Azelia (Brown) from Hamburg Iowa. The source for today's story was the book The Hicks Family Tree; The Magnificent Journey of Our Branch of the Hicks Family Tree, 1455 to 2011, and The Families That Made a Difference, written by Gale Hicks Thompson and Bob G. Hicks. He was the son of Robert and Elizabeth Hicks. The children Amatoya and Quatsy were: Caulunna, the Raven of Chota,Tistoe l, Nancy Nanye-hi Moytoy,Standing Turkey, Chief of the Cherokee, Ailsey Dougherty, of the Wolf Clan, Aganusitsi Quatie Quatsy, Amahetai ll Moytoy of Tellico, Go-la-nv Hop-Moytoy, Raven of Hiwassee, Oukah-Ulah Skiagusta, Kanagatoga Old Hop Moytoy, First Beloved Man of the Cherokee, and Elizabeth Raven-Hop Moytoy. The Etymology Of The Hicks Surname. The podcast will discuss the historical details with the Mulberry Fields area while concentrating on the growth and . This was land granted to Susan Victoria Kearns from the Cherokee government. During that time, they lived in Oklahoma, Missouri, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Algeria, and Libya. William John "Will" Jarrett. She was the daughter of Taminad Munsawghe(1607-1675) and Pride Munsawghe (1615-1679). They had one daughter, Bertha. English: variant of Hick with genitival or post-medieval excrescent -s. This is a widespread surname in England and is also common in southwest and southern Wales. Andrew died July 19, 1906, age 61, in Delaware County, Indian Territory. He is thought to be related to the famous Delaware leader and peacemaker, Chief Taminand, (b.1625, d.1701) through his birthfather, Fivekiller Taminand. Two sons, Charles Renatus Hicks and William Abraham Hicks served as Principal Chiefs of the Cherokee Nation, and daughter Elizabeth (Hicks) Fields, was for a time, the wife of the Texas Cherokee Principal Chief Richard Fields. It was believed that the Supreme Beings often spoke to the people through the Beloved Women and they were given absolute power in the question of the fate of prisoners taken in war, a power given only to the Ghi Gha U. Nancy did not hesitate to use this power to save one such prisoner of war, Mrs. Lydia Bean, who had been sentenced to burn at the stake. Tame Doe was a member of the Cherokee Wolf Clan and was born around (1708-1710) in Telico and died in 1760 in Chota. They took her horse but she took off the bridal, and called them all names. David Millerwas born around 1730 and died in March of 1819. He was the son ofoldest (#1) Andrew Millerwho died in 1776. Old Andrew Miller (#2) was murdered 1818 in Tennessee in the Red Clay area by William Manley over a boundary dispute on Catherines Indian land. He married Lydia Halfbreed on December 23, 1791. Thomas, or Dr. Hicks, was one of six children. Husband of Elizabeth Morgan Father of Sir Knight John Hicks, Sr. Born in 1192, in Bedford England, United Kingdom. They were marching West and the Unaka (white soldiers) were behind them. She was also called Nancy Carpenter, and Nancy Hop (Shawnee) Carpenter. Dutch and German patronymic from Hick. We encourage . There are 799,000 census records available for the last name Hicks. Andrew Jackson Miller (#4) was born July 21, 1845, at Beaties Prairie, Indian Territory (Cherokee Roll number 23732, index card #2981, line of roll number 2662). John Morgan, the upholsterer, and wife Judith Watkins lived on Temple St., Bristol. Tame Doe married Anakwanki Skayagustuegwo Fivekiller Kitigusto (also known as Chief Broom) in about 1729. The Hicks family of Long Island, N.Y., is descended from ancestors who arrived in Massachusetts in the 17th century. Thomas Carpenter was born on October 29, 1549 in Barnstalple, Devonshire, England and died October 12, 1622 in Broadhembury, Devon, England. Elgan Carpentier was born in Oxfordshire England circa 1202 and died there in 1267. For the veterans among your Hicks ancestors, military collections provide insights into where and when they served, and even physical descriptions. This online version is part of the Schenectady Digital History Archive, affiliated with the NYGenWeb, USGenWeb and American History and Genealogy Projects and the American Local History Network Charles Hicks also had an earlier marriage (1781) to the sister of James Vann and a later marriage to a woman by the name Nancy Broom (Anna Felicitas) b.1770. The family traveled west to Oregon for work opportunities but returned to Oklahoma c. 1914. He was born in 1042 and died about 1099. Swan-Wapehti Hop, also known as Gosaduisga, may have named her granddaughter, (Nathan Hicks and Nancy Elizabeth [Broom] Ward, Hicks first child), Sarah Gosaduisga Hicks. Near home she began to cry, her mother ran out to meet her saying, what is the matter. He was brought over from England, probably from London by Peter and Margaret Rey. She had three brothers and three sisters; John. and was a corporal in the 135th Illinois Infantry in WWI. One man said you talk awful sassy to be a little girl. Born circa 1246 Tortworth, Gloucestershire, England. Nehemiah Hicks Born about 1705 in Saint Johns Parish, Baltimore, Province of Maryland [uncertain] Son of William Hicks and Clarinda Jane (Ferguson) Cutchin Brother of William Hicks, Rebecca (Hicks) Armstrong, James Hicks and Henry Hicks Husband of Philliazanah (Hitchcock) Hicks married 12 Jun 1725 in Baltimore, Baltimore, Province of Maryland Siger le Carpentier was born in Selles Cambrai, Du Nord, France, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France. and lived near Lydia, Darlington County, South Carolina. Amatoya Moytoy of Chota, (Moytoy I) b.1640 d.1730, was a prominent town chief in what is present day Tennessee. Maurice Carpentier was born in Ypres, West Flanders, Belgium. The first generation of native Cherokee lawyers were the mixed blood children of early whites, who were attorneys in the sense of many gentlemen of the southland. He married Elizabeth Morganin 1596. John Hicks (1784/1794-1842), son of William Hicks, married Susannah Bryan (?) Charles and Lydia had two daughters, Nancy and Catherine. He was born around 1687 and died around 1760. Robert Hicks (Who went to live with the Indians)was born 1720 in Albermarle, Sussex, Virginia. What Happened To Robert From Growing Up Gotti,
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