Cherokee Indians from Georgia -G-
Gibson, John, age 46. Morning Gibson, wife, age 48. (She is the daughter of William Carter) Margaret Gibson, daughter, age 19. Lavina Gibson, daughter, age 17. John C. Gibson, son, age 15. Solomon L. Gibson, son, age 15. William E. Gibson, age 7, son. REJECTED. "The foregoing persons descendants of William Carter claim to have Cherokee Blood from his wife Rebecca. I learned from a good source that Rebecca Carter never claimed that she was any part Indian but that she was in her lifetime in the habit of denying it. She was said to be part Catawba so that none of the ancestors were ever recognized as Cherokee, what I can learn. But in some way Woody Russell’s family emigrated to Arkansas as Cherokees. They returned to Haywood County, North Carolina where they now reside. In inquired of a large company of old Cherokee men who have know Mr. Russell family. It seems to be their opinion decidedly that they are not Cherokees. This seems to be the prevailing opinion with person whose opportunities for knowing thefacts best. The affidavits of the Cherokee Indians were forwarded to me after I left Haywood which declare was a Cherokee. See paper marked Russell and Carter, I have no confidence in the declaration of a Cherokee made without proper examination and though an interpreter interested in the statements. The Children of these families were reported to me by the heads of the families."
Ref: 1851 Cherokee Census Claims, East of the Mississippi. David W. Siler Report.
Gibson, Nancy, age 20. (Daughter of Woody Russell) Marelda Gibson, age 1, daughter. Ref: 1851 Cherokee Census Claims, East of the Mississippi. David W. Siler Report.
Goback, Jack. SEE Arch.
Goble, Nancy, aged 22, mixed. Rachel Goble, daughter, aged 3, mixed. Rebecca Goble, daughter, aged 2, mixed. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Gilmer County, Georgia.
Gothard, William, age 52. (It is sometimes written Goddard, resides in Leaf County, Georgia) Jane Gothard 44 wife John Gothard 18 s William Gothard, Jr., son, age 17. Ref: 1851 Cherokee Census Claims, East of the Mississippi. David W. Siler Report.
Gravitt. SEE Celia Parris.
Gravitt, Jane Gravitt, aged 29, wife, mixed. James Gravitt, son, aged 12, mixed. Cynthia Gravitt, daughter, aged 9, mixed. Mary Gravitt, daughter, aged 7, mixed. Caroline Gravitt, daughter, aged 5, mixed. John Gravitt, son, aged 2, mixed. Thomas Gravitt, son, aged 1, mixed. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Forsyth County, Georgia.
Gravitt, Anna, aged 30, mixed. William Gravitt, son, aged 8, mixed. Catherine Gravitt, daughter, aged 5, mixed. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Gilmer County, Georgia.
Gray, Emma, born 18 October 1872 in North Carolina, daughter of D. A. Gray of Tahlequah. She was a resident of Vinita, Arkansas in 1939.
Greenwood, Sophy Ann. SEE John E. Dean.
Greenwood. Friday, Oct. 23, 1829, Cherokee Phoenix. " The House commenced agreeably to adjournment. A resolution was adopted, appointing the editor of the Cherokee Phoenix to publish in the Cherokee language, in a pamphlet form, the laws of this nation, translated by Messrs. Brown and Lowrey, and to translate all the laws not translated up to the last acts of the session. The Committee having come down, the Legislative Council in Committee of the whole, proceeded to the election of a district Judge of Hightower. Wahlanedah, Feather, and Greenwood were nominated. "
Guess, Richard. Listed as living in Cherokee village of Brown Town in 1830. Ref: Chattooga County, The Story of a County and Its People by Robert S. Baker.
Gunter, Edward, Hon. had a letter remaining at the post office at New Echota on January 1, 1830. Ref: Cherokee Phoenix and Indians' Advocate dated Wednesday, January 6, 1830.