The Smalls are not related to the Smallwood s. Richard Barfield, Sr. Early Settlements & Surnames of Tennessee 1756-1780; The Great Wagon Road Project; Early Families of Wilkes County, North Carolina; Early Settlers of Ashe County, NC; Migration Routes; Early Settlers Along The Catawba River 1744-1750; First Major Route of The Colonies-The King's Highway; Early Tennessee Settlers of the Watauga Settlement of . This list is the only one of these first settlers I have been able to secure. Ive traced my ancestry back to a woman named DaKe and she was a Tuscarora native who lived in North Carolina. They are both from the Bertie, North Carolina Area. Do you know of the name Taconte or Davonte. Thomas Kirby, Sr. John Small Francis Tomes Thomas Boswell Samuel Nicholson Henry Robinson, Jr. Henry Gibbs, Sr. MY FAMILY I BELIEVE WAS GIVEN 600 ACRES. My ancestors specifically moved from Craven County, NC to Richmond city, VA. John Overman Complete verbatim transcription of all Secretary of State Wills, and all other wills as well, not included in either Grimes, Olds, Mitchell, or Bradley. The Concessions and Agreements of Albermarle Province were written in 1665 with the name being changed to North Carolina in 1691. England. William Nicholson Albert Albertson, Sr. I do not know Hatties maiden name. Can anyone tell me if the surname Harris is of Tuscarora lineagemy great grandma lived in Windsor, NC and Indian Woods, NC and not sure if she was Cherokee or Tuscarora. Robert Ellis Benjamin Pritchard The next record I was able to find was the Indian Census of New York from 1888-1891 in which I found the following Tuscarora surnames. Richard Sanderson, Stephen Swaine, Henry Turner, Jeremiah Vail. Miriam (Newby) Lamb Thomas Sutton Tuscarorasurnames recorded from NY in the War of 1812 include: Allen, Beach, Blacknose, Cusick, Fox, Green,Henry, (possibly),Miller, Mount Pleasant, Patterson, Pemberton, Peter (possibly),Printup, Sky, Smith (possibly),Thompson, Williams. She was the house Keeper on RL Speller Farm. Thomas Overman Vol. Good luck, I hope you can find out if your ancestor is related. William Bridgers They did settle in Martinsburg, WV, which I believe, has a connection with the Tuscarora. Indigenous people were listed as black, mulatto, colored, negro..depending on the actual time. Richard Allen, Jr., Warren AndrewsX, Nathaniel Averitt, Joseph Ballard, Sr., Joseph Ballard, Jr.,Samuel Barclift, Jacob Bardin, John Bardin, Richard Barfield, Sr., Richard Barfield, Jr., John Blount, Benjamin Boykin, Edward Boykin, Jr. , John Bright, Simon Bright, John Bryan, Needham Bryan, John Bryant, William Bryant, Rose (Bush) Wynns, Jacob Butler, Robert Campen, James Castellow, Richard Chappell, Joseph Chew, Arthur Cotton, John Cotton II, John Cotton III, Joseph Daniel, Sr., Owen Daniel/ODaniel, Samuel Davis, Sr.,William Daw, Sr.,Jean Depp,Thomas Dudley, William Everett, Benjamin Foreman, Sr., Robert Forster, Francis Foster, William Foster, James Foyle, John Fulford, Benjamin Griffin, Col. William Hancock I, Capt. William Maund, Sr. I might have a possible connection but I am not certain. Samuel Wheatley I John Gordon Some Cherokee surnames have English, Scots-Irish and Scottish origins. Contains a section of corrections and additions for vol. My Grandfather was James Messer from Barker;s Creek, NC. I have traced back a direct line to John Smith Son of Edith Smith and Samuel Smith Jr. William Pope Most of the Croom families and some Crooms, Groom and Grooms families detailed on these pages descend respectively from three sons of Daniel Croom of Virginia: Abel, Major and Jesse. Henry Bright Ebenezer Slade The surnames of the Tuscarorapeople who returned to NC from NY to deal with land sales and negotiations include: Abraham (may be first name only), Big Fish, Billy, Casie, Chew,Cusick, Jack, Jacob, Johnson, Jones, Green, King (as in Young King), Lewis (may be firstname only),Longboard, Lovedenny, Mt Pleasant, Printup/Prantup, Sacarusa, Sachem (may be a description, not a surname),Smith, Thomas (may be first name only), Warchief,William (may be first name only). Later they migrated to New York. I have always been told that we were of Cherokee descent but the cope name seems to be Tuscarora. Marriage Bonds Iredell 1-reel 1790-1866. William Merritt John Godley Susannah (Tyson) Hardee Peter Dauge my maternal ancestry hails from eastern NC and not a single person from there has NOT heard of Indian ancestry; it is a given. Order of the First Families of North Carolina. Surnames from the NC group, excluding the NY chiefs, include Allen, Basket(t), Blount/Blunt, Bridgers, Cain, Charles, Cope, Cornelius, Dennis, George, Gibson/Gipson, Hancock, Harry, Hicks/Hix, Howett/Hewett, Jack, James (may be first name only), Joe as in Capt. Anthony Haskett, Sr. Richard Rustull, Sr. Jonathan Bateman Peter Pearson ANY help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Do you mean the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal towpath? John Hinton Ann (Stafford) Forbes Shannon Patrick White Thomas Blount I I am doing researching on my grandparents family, My grandfather Names Joseph Pugh and my grandmother names is Penny Pierce Bertie, NC, Union, St John, Hertford, North Carolina. Required fields are marked *. William Watkins Nearly 1,500 Bible records (lists of birth, marriage, and death information written in North Carolina family Bibles) from the 2000+ copies of various donated family Bibles held by the State Archives of North Carolina. Edmund Chancey, Sr. John Early, Sr. Benjamin Foreman, Sr. Darby Sullivant The Tuscarora have little knowledge but have suggested I come look through paperwork. Jonathan Standley John Winslow Pugh,1856. I have a book called Seven Generations of Iroquois Leadership, Lt. Cornelius Cusick is in it.. on the front page of the book is a picture of him and he looks as English as an English man can, he is wearing an army coat with medals , he was born on the Tuscarora Reserve.. his grandfather was Nicholas Kaghnatsho Cusick.. The 1909 Guion Miller Roll is of major use to Eastern Cherokee researchers. The earliest European expeditions in North Carolina began in the early to mid-1500s by Spanish and English explorers. Robert Hunter John Shackelford, Sr. John Stancell, Sr. Order of the First Families of North Carolina listing of ancestors as of 10 Mar 2019. These are Gist, Brannon, Brown, Nelson, Bryan, Boon, Cleveland, and Wilson. Malachi Smith Robert Turner Discover your DNA story and unlock the secrets of your ancestry and genealogy with our DNA kits for ancestry and the world's most comprehensive DNA database. John Davenport, Sr. Do you have anything in the Tuscarora from the Lost Creek Settlement? Ralph Mason II Samuel Spruill, Sr. John Ward I believe it is possible my female ancestor is from this group. John Raper Thomas Paquinet, Jr. Col. William Whitehead North Carolina Early 1700s 3861 members I have been seeking to find a direct link to the area and this is the closest Ive come. Abraham Hobbs That is very interesting. Charles Merritt Registry of Ancestors. Zachariah Morris Caleb Sawyer Alexander Lillington http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1027&context=libraryscience . I really don;t understand a lot of this..lol Since she was his daughter, and married my grandfather X6 I am assuming Christian, Soloman and the other children were 1/2 native. Gov. N. J., of this line, was John Jacob Astor's most trusted man in the company that founded Astoria, Ore., Apr. Lidia (Windley) Daw I am looking for information on the Anderson family. Capt. Joseph Chew Many are knowledgeable of this fact - others are not. Jasper Hardison Any information would be most helpful! a conjectural reading (He attacked the Sah-wau-noo) has William Charlton With what I believe to be an evolved name of Gibbs. Box 1629. The surname in Tuscarora goes back to at least 1685 on the Roanoke River in land deeds, court records etc. The U.S. Census of 1850 listed some 1,200 Scottish-born citizens in North Carolina, most of them residing in the counties of Cumberland, Moore, Robeson, and Richmond. William Hooker , see Susan Kalter, Finding a Place for David Cusick in James Leigh, Sr. Could you please tell me if the surname Wilson was ever a Tuscarora name. William Bush The searchable online collection currently contains. Hi Brandy! Richard Elkes Richard Pace, Jr. Phillip Mulkey A lock icon or https:// means youve safely connected to the official website. I have ancestors from the Pitt, Martin, Perquimans, Bertie, Beaufort counties (and probably more) with surnames of Gibson, Walker, Taylor, Eason, Perry, Williams, Smithwick, Jones, Reddick, Phelps. I am having a few road blocks. . William Willson (of Tyrrell) John Cotton II William Alston 3. Fully documented sketches of the first 200 ancestors used by members to join the OFFNC, complete with a documented list of children and their spouses. Mathias Tobias Swanner Barbados: Death: November 24, 1715 (45-46) Bath, Beaufort, North Carolina, United States Immediate Family: Son of Humphrey Sullivant and Alice . Let me know if yal have any info ! The five Chickamauga Cherokee were in the towns of Runningwater, Nickajack, Chickamauga, Tinsawatie, and Elijay were closely aligned with the Spanish and fought with other Cherokee who were friendly with the British. Adam Ferguson, Jr. John Harrison II Richard Sowell, Sr. I am trying to determine if this is a married, or maiden name. Edward Salter William Reed, William Reeves, Isaac Ricks, Edward Salter, Hon. Major Clarke (Carolus means Charles in Latin.) Vol. I have researched my Strickland line back to the Sizeburgh Castle, yet I know that there is Native in our line due to the fact it shows in my mothers DNA results. Before the naming of these settlers, please allow focus on the early surnames who arrived before 1755. Ruth (Chancey) Baker Giovanni da Verrazonoa was the first European explorer of North Carolina in 1524. My mothers grandmother was Victoria Anderson, her father was Thomas G.Anderson. Are we talking about the same William Cain or Cane? James Rutland These short tutorials from the State Library cover a variety of aspects of researching your family history. Something tells me they served their communities. I cant get any further in ancestry.com than thisso it kind of seems a shame to spend so much money on info I already know and cant get back any further. George Powers Peter Pearson, Robert Peele I, Robert Peele II,Robert Peele III, Robert Peele IV, Jacob Perry, Sr., Robert Peyton II, Samuel Pike II, Jacob Pope, George Powell, John Powell, Kader/Cader Powell, George Powers, Benjamin Pritchard, Col. Francis Pugh, Gov. John Jennings