Cherokee Indians from Georgia -L-
Langley, George W., age 22. He was married to a white woman) Sarah Langley, daughter, age 2. John C. Langley, son, age 1. ALLOWED "This family was reported to me by John Langley- head of Family NO. 4 Gilmer County, Georgia. He states that George W Langley is his son, the statement is corroborate by other persons he lives in Alabama." Ref: 1851 Cherokee Census Claims, East of the Mississippi.
Langley, Jackson. SEE China Johnson.
Langley, John, Jr., age 24, (Son of Lock Langley and lives in Cass County, Georgia). Sarah J. Langley, daughter, age 4. Jack A. Langley, son age 2. Mary M. Langley, daughter, age 1. Ref: 1851 Cherokee Census Claims, East of the Mississippi.
Langley, John, aged 43, white. Susannah Langley, wife, aged 40, mixed. Mary Langley, daughter, aged 16, mixed. Noah Langley, son, aged 14, mixed. Charles Langley, aged 11, mixed. Jack Langley, son, aged 8, mixed. Benjamin Langley, son, aged 5, mixed. Zachariah Langley, son, aged 2, mixed. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Gilmer County, Georgia.
Langley, Lock, age 46 (lives in Gilmer County, Georgia). Sarah Langley, wife, age 38. Albert Langley, son, age 22. Balus Langley, son, age 21. Ann Langley, daughter, age 19. Samuel Langley, son, age 15. Thomas Langley, son, age 12. Susan Langley, daughter, age 11. Josiah Langley, son, age 10. Caroline Langley, daughter, age 8. Franky Langley, daughter, age 4. Lucy Langley, daughter, age 1. Ref: 1851 Cherokee Census Claims, East of the Mississippi.
Langley, Mary Ann, aged 45, wife, mixed. (married to Jackson Langley, white man since the treaty). Bryson Howell, son, aged 22. by 1st husband, mixed. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Murray County, Georgia.
Laughingal. SEE John Hubbard.
Ledbetter, William W. was born 1813 on Cedar Creek in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He was married on 7 February 1834 in Rutherford County to Malinda Williams, a daughter of John Williams (see John Williams), 1/2 Cherokee Indian. Issue:
- Sarah Ledbetter, born ca 1835 in Rutherford County, North Carolina
- Shalinda L. Ledbetter, born ca 1837 in Rutherford County, North Carolina
- Lewis Jonathan Ledbetter, born 1840 in Rutherford County, North Carolina.
"My name is Lewis J. Leadbetter, and I live in Forney County, Texas. I am 68 years old. I claim Cherokee Indian descent through my mother, Malinda Williams. My mother died when I was only three years old. She died in Benton County, Alabama and was about middle aged. I think that she was born in North Carolina. She was married before she left North Carolina. I have always understood that my grandfather, John Williams, was half Cherokee. I do not know where John Williams was born and raised but I have heard it said that he came west and went to the Territory in 1835....I have understood from a Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Wilkin (in or about Lumpkin County, Georgia) that he, John Williams, lived on Will Arnolds Creek at the time of the removal. My sister, Linda Dooley, of Muskogee, Oklahoma who died just after the war, now has two sons, John and James, who lived in the Territory, probably near Muskogee also. They told me that John Williams came west in 1835. I have quite a number of family connections in Georgia and Alabama. There are some Smiths and Williams back there. I have been told by my grandfather, on my father's side, that John Williams was 1/2 blood Indian, and he used to call me a little Indian." /s/L. J. Ledbetter, Dallas, Texas, September 8, 1908. Application #22199 in the U. S. Court of Claims 1906-1910.
Lee, Watt. Listed as living in Racoon Town (Cherokee Village) on Raccoon Creek. Ref: Chattooga County, The Story of a County and Its People by Robert S. Baker.
Leflore, Greenwood, Colonel 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.
Lenoir, Ann Chappel Lenoir, aged 29, wife, mixed. Henry Aldebert Lenoir, son, aged 20, mixed. Mary Octavia Lenoir, daughter, aged 8, mixed. Thomas Rogers Lenoir, son, aged 3, mixed. Albert Lenoir, son, aged 1, mixed. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Forsyth County, Georgia.
Long, Levi was born 1802 in North Carolina. Wife, Elizabeth, born 1809 in North Carolina. They came to Georgia in 1845. Issue: Lucinda, born 1831 North Carolina, Margaret, born 1833 in North Carolina, John, born 1835 in North Carolina, James, born 1837 in North Carolina, Betty Ann, born 1838 in North Carolina, Jane, born 1840 in North Carolina, William, born 1839 in North Carolina, Wiley, born 1842 in North Carolina, Levi, born 1843 in North Carolina, Martha, born 1845 in Georgia, Sarah, born 1847 in Union County, Georgia and Lafayette, born 1849 in Union County, Georgia. Ref: 1850 Union County, Georgia Census.
Long, Wiley was born in Union County, Georgia in 1842, the son of Levi and Elizabeth Long.
Claim 2398. Wiley Long, Sr., Higdon's Store, Georgia. "I am 66 years of age; was born in Union County, Georgia; have spent most of my life in Union and Fannin Counties, Georgia; I claim Indian blood through my father; I never received any Indian money from the government, nor did my father; He never tried to get any. My father lived in Union County about ten years before the war...my father did not live with the Indians that I know of and did not speak the Indian language. He was a voter. I have heard my father and uncle say that our Indian ancestor was -----??-----. I first heard my father and uncle talk of our Indian blood. They said they were quarter Cherokee Indians...."/s/Wiley Long, Blue Ridge, Georgia, July 1908. U. S. Court of Appeals, 1906-1910.
Loudermilk, Cynthia, of Culberson, North Carolina, daughter of William Raper, and her 2 children (Hollie and Beckey (daughters) applied #1443 in the U. S. Court of Claims. SEE William Raper.
Lowe, Cynthia, aged 31, female, mixed. Julia Lowe, daughter, aged 5, mixed. John Lowe, son, aged 3, mixed. Sarah Alice Lowe, daughter, aged 1, mixed. Ref: 1851 Siler Rolls. Forsyth County, Georgia.
Lowrey, Georgia, Major,assistant principal chief of the Cherokees
when they were being removed from Georgia.