East Cherokee 1835 Census

East Cherokee 1835 Census

Mary Lee Brady, Ph.D.

The census of Cherokee family heads living east of the Mississippi River in 1835 gives evidence that many Cherokee had not gone west to Arkansas and beyond following the Treaty of 1817.

http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/1835census/

S	R	P
Sah-kinne Sanders Ned Sanders Nick Sanney Sarah Scou sah Scraper Seabolt Adam Seabolt H. Seabolt John Shadow Shell Sifter Simblin Smith Nick Smith Sam Smoke Smoke Charles Smoke Jack Snake G. C. Snake Tail Soldier Soon in the Morning Sow wat cha Spade Spears Archy Spears James Springston Anderson Springston Isaac Sprung Frog Squirrel Standing Turkey Standing Water Starr George Starr James Stofle Ch. Suetz-le Justice Sutton Betsey Sweet Water Seimmer	Ratley Lizy Ratly Allen Ratly Wallace Ray Stephen Read William Red BirdRed Stick Lucy Reese Charles Reese Johnson Reese William Richmond Sally Robinson Brown Roman Nose Johnson Root Charles Ross John Ross Lewis Runaway Running Wolf	Parch Corn Flour Parks Samuel Parrot L. D. Path Killer Path Killer Archilla Perisimmon Petit James Pheasant Pidgeon Pigeon Lifter Pike Pipe David Price James C. Prince John Prince Lucy

Source: 1835 Cherokee East of the Mississippi Census

http://newman.baruch.cuny.edu/digital/native/default.htm

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