Cherokee Indians from Georgia -A-
Adair, Edward, aged 61, mixed. Martha Adair, wife, aged 60, white. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Murray County, Georgia.
Adair, Mary, aged 36, widow, mixed. Martha Jane Adair, daughter, aged 17, mixed. James Ross Adair, son, aged 14, mixed. Mary Elizabeth Adair, daughter, aged 12, mixed. Rachel Ann Adair, daughter, aged 10, mixed. Benjamin Adair, son, aged 8, mixed. Edward A C Adair, son, aged 1, mixed. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Murray County, Georgia.
Adair, John, aged 29, mixed. (married a white woman since treaty). Mildred Adair, daughter, aged 11, mixed. Virgil Adair, son, aged 8, mixed. Edward Adair, son, aged 5, mixed. Margaret Adair, daughter, aged 2, mixed. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Murray County, Georgia.
Ah-lee. SEE Arch.
Alberty, Ellis M. was born 4 May 1854 in Going Snake district, the son of Moses Alberty (a Georgian, who settled in this nation in 1832) and Elizabeth Buffington, daughter of Ellis Buffington. Ellis, while but six years of age, commenced attending school at Prairie Grove, but after the outbreak of the war refugeed with his parents near Goodwater, Choctaw Nation. Here Ellis visited the mission school off and on until 1866, when his family returned to the home place in Going Snake district. At the Baptist Mission in this district Ellis completed his education. On June 14, 1874, he married Martha Murrell, daughter of a Texas gentleman of that name. By this marriage he has three children, Spencer Lee, twelve years old; William H. and Lulu, aged eight years. Mr. Alberty's first important office was that of senator to represent the Going Snake district, to which office he was elected August 3, 1891, his opponents being J. M. Starr and Johnson Spaight. He is a strong supporter of the Downing party, and as he says himself, will hang with them until the end. He has 150 acres in cultivation, which he farms himself, his land being of the richest and most durable quality. His boys are attending Prairie Grove School, and will be provided with a good, sound education. Mr. Alberty is a quiet, dignified gentlemen of unimpeachable honor, and very popular with his people. He is first cousin to Thomas Buffington, president of the senate, and to Senator Ellis Buffington, of Flint district. SEE Buffington.
Anderson, Nancy, age 25, wife. (Lazarus Anderson is head of this family, his wife is a daughter of James Many, lives in Cherokee County, North Carolina) Martha A. Anderson, daughter, age 7; James Anderson son, age 6; Sarah Anderson, daughter, age 8; Robert Anderson, age 2, son. Ref: 1851 Cherokee Census Claims, East of the Mississippi. David W. Siler Report.
Arch, Sallie was born in Chattooga County, Georgia in 1826, a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. She was enrolled by the Dawes Commission under the name of Sallie Arcxh, #32646. She said that her father's English name was Jack Goback and her mother's name was Ah-lee and that they were both born in the old Nation in the East. She enrolled with her parents at the time of the treaty of 1835, and in 1852 was enrolled from the Flint District, drawing emigrant money under the name of Sallie Daniel; my husband's name was Daniel. My son, Adam, was enrolled and drew money in 1852. Her application was made in Stilwell, Oklahoma on September 28, 1908. See spoke through an interpreter, D. L. Walkingstick. SEE Ah-lle, Daniel and Goback.
Autrey, Catherine Autrey, aged 27, wife, mixed. (William Autrey is the head of this family) Mary Ann Autrey, daughter, aged 9, mixed. Martha Autrey, daughter, aged 7, mixed. Elizabeth Autrey, daughter, aged 5, mixed. Edward Parker Autrey, son, aged 3, mixed. Columbus Autrey, son, aged 1, mixed. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Forsyth County, Georgia.