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Updated January 17, 2010
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Many roots and branches
needing attention
some branches have famous Indian Chiefs
some registered in Indian Nation
some were rejected
many of the historial indian names that others
are researching managed to be in our family tree
yet not in my direct line.
actually this family tree became a kudzoo vine
with over 18,000 members
my direct line said NO WAY to the Trail of Tears and became "white" thinking they would be free
This page is actually the entry to the rest
of our research. Genforum failed to send
me the sign in name and password for the
old webpage, after repeated requests
and when you toss your cookies,
you can't get back in, so here we go
<giggles>
We are Native American, speak English, and
never lived in a teepee :)
We grew up with truth and honor. Respect
for all creations. A passion for art and music
runs strong in our family.
As a young child in Montgomery,I played with the kids next door
who were full blood Indian; the Jackson family got along
so well with mine and our mothers had a lot in common
with their recipes, hobbies and customs.
In Arizona many spoke spanish; I remember a huge Catholic church where we all went for vaccinations but best of all were the outdoor festivals held there.
I love working on our family tree but unable to travel
to the many places required to get more facts, so
I add my little collection of old photos,
notes, and stories
so enjoy !
Much love and appreciation to my wonderful aunts and cousins working on this line. One of my new online cousins turned out to be my best friend from high school and our paths crossed as we both researched our grannies; such fond memories of a truly wonderful friend, Linda.
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Family Photos
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- Charles Weatherford (153 KB)
as mentioned in history book
- census 1910 Uncle Meady Bozeman and Nancy (1071 KB)
with his mother in Montgomery Alabama
She was our great great granny Nancy Jane Anderson Bozeman, widow of Peter Edward Bozeman.
- James H Baxley born 1846 (871 KB)
Beverly took me to Coosa River Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, about 3 miles from Holtville School and another mile from the Cains Chapel Church Cemetery where other relatives are buried. James was the father of Ella Olivia Baxley Hood and he was the great great great grandfather of Charlie Brooks.
- Freelon Cochran died in Korea 1953 (19 KB)
military - brother of Frankie Lavern Cochran
- census Peter E Bozeman from Mississippi to Alabama (700 KB)
this is not our great great great grandfather Peter Edward Bozeman but most likely a cousin to him and to us
- Martin Weatherford in Georgia History (178 KB)
finally some evidence of Martin is recorded in history
- census 1920 Labette Kansas (454 KB)
Cochrans
this Frank M Cochran from Indiana may or may not be related to our Cochran family in Chetopa Kansas
- 1860 James McClain of GA is in Coffee Alabama (123 KB)
father of Josiah Marion McClain with second wife and children so this migration might be the reason our great great grandfather Josiah came to Alabama and he joined the Civil War at Greenville and never went back home to his first wife.
- census 1910 Montgomery AL, Brooks family (1012 KB)
on Hull Street , Sami's great grandfather James E Brooks family and his father in law.
- Coonfield and Clarks in Indiana History (148 KB)
refers to Archibald Clark and Isaac Coonfield who was married to Barsheba Clark.
- census Alexander Cochran born 1850 (343 KB)
wife Nancy, both from Ireland in Missouri 1910
- 1860 Clopton Gibson (104 KB)
Family in Alabama
- census with my daddy on it (96 KB)
Frankie Lavern Cochran born 1927 Kansas
- William Arthur Stone "Tige" (48 KB)
grandma Anna Stone sent his picture to the family so he must be the son of her brother Arthur Augustus Stone. Tige played in 1923 for the St Louis Cardinals before moving on to Florida where he is buried.l He also attended Mercer University in Georgia and played baseball there before moving on.
- John (479 KB)
Little
- Coonfield Families in 1918 (26 KB)
great grandmother Lattie Cedonia Little was married to Benjamin Wallace Coonfield in Arkansas
- ALB (94 KB)
tombstone of Alice Lorena Stephens Bozeman, wife of John Thomas Bozeman in Dublin AL
- Coonfield (17 KB)
great great grandfather Isaac Coonfield
- PEB (99 KB)
tombstone of Peter Edward Bozeman, father of John Thomas Bozeman in Dublin AL - son of William Henry and Martha H Bozeman.
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Related Files
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Related Links
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- CLICK HERE TO REVIEW OUR FAMILY TREE AND PHOTOS
- HOME PAGE
- Peter Bozeman of Darlington South Carolina in Alabama
- NEXT PAGE
- Annie Clark Ballard Brooks of Tennessee in Alabama
- Alice Lorena Stephens Bozeman tombstone in Dublin
- Brooks, Cochran, Bozeman, Carter, McClain
- ***continued
- Baxley, Joseph, James, Ella
- Indians, Anderson, Bozeman, Flinn, McGeHee in Ala
- My Native American Research
- Samantha's Ancestors
- My Cherokee Children
- Adding other family research
- My early settlers of Alabama
- Charles Brooks
- Native American Biographies
- WRIGHT message board / Cherokee Ancestry
- Charles Weatherford, father of Catherine, She m John Wright
- My Rootsweb Tree, see Index for Names
- adding more notes
- Yahoo Message Group - adding more notes
- Weatherford, Red Eagle, in Montgomery Alabama
- DAR marker for Captain George Little and Anthony Thompson
- OBIT for Clora Jane Miller Cochran, see link to jpg to view
- Death Certificate for Cecil Earl Fenn Carter b 1900
- Jamestown Census
- a few more photos
- Mom
- Elizabeth Broadway married Josiah Marion McClain
- Our Family Matters
- Our House
- Charlotte Virginia - Catherine Weatherford see #76
- Updating my Home Page
- Kentucky - Little, Handley, Douglass
- Next
- Fann, Stone, McClain, Georgia Migrations and Alabama
- Continued
- Tombstone of Mary Bozeman, wife of Captain David Lee Bozeman
- My Grandmothers in our family tree
- Bozeman, McClain, Broadway, Gibson records
- Adding other family research
- Tombstones
- Cochran Family of Alabama
- The Family History
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