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I, too, am interested in knowing if the Hicks mentioned here are related to the Hicks in Va.
Vance: Do you have info connecting the Hicks in Va. to the Hicks in NC?
My gg grandmother was Amanda Hicks who married Samuel Winston in Person Co. NC in 1870. The WPA cemetery records list them buried in a Hicks cemetery which is listed as mixed blood. This was the first I knew about my heritage–thanks to Dreaminghawk! He and Becky have been incredible help. Amanda’s mother and father were Martha Jane (Collins) and Chesley Hicks. I am still searching for more information on Chesley (aka Chestley). Would love to solve this mystery. Thanks.
Database = Native American Data
SELECT surname,fname,tribe,type,enrollment_type,age,sex,blood_pct,card_no,roll_no,source,notes FROM main,surnames,tribes,enrollment WHERE main.id=’152563′ AND lname_id=surnames.id and tribe_id=tribes.id and enrollment.main_id=’152563′
Native American Data for Amanda Hicks
Name: Hicks, Amanda
Tribe: Chickasaw
Record Type: enrollment
Age: 37
Sex: F
Enrollment Type: BB (By Blood)
Blood %: 1/16
Card No.: 1006
Roll No.: 3029
Credit belongs to the staff of SW National Archives, Fort Worth, Texas, who compiled the names from the Dawes Enrollment Cards for its NAIL search site
Others with this Family:
Surname First Name Type Sex Age Blood %
Christian Walker P (Parent) M
Hicks Walter P (Parent) M
McLaughlin Ed P (Parent) M
McLaughlin Lottie Vann P (Parent) F
McLaughlin Lottie Vann P (Parent) F
McLaughlin Lottie Vann P (Parent) F
McLaughlin Lottie Vann P (Parent) F
Hicks Amanda BB (By Blood) F 37 1/16
Christian Lee BB (By Blood) F 13 1/32
Christian John BB (By Blood) M 9 1/32
Christian Lottie BB (By Blood) F 6 1/32
Hicks Tom BB (By Blood) M 3 1/32
Hicks Charley BB (By Blood) M 1 1/32
Hicks Daniel L BB (By Blood) M 1 1/32
Hicks Daniel L BB (By Blood) M 1 132
Hicks Daniel L BB (By Blood) M 1 132
Hicks Daniel L BB (By Blood) M 1 132
Hicks Daniel L BB (By Blood) M 1 132
Hicks Daniel L BB (By Blood) M 1 132
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Brown Eagle, Thank you so much. I am so new at this. Is there anything in what you sent that gives clues to dates that I am not seeing–is this Amanda my gg grandmother or an earlier Amanda. There must be a connection. By the time she was 37, she would have been a Winston, but she might still be listed as Amanda Hicks in this kind of listing. I have been searching most of the night trying to search backwards and find Amanda’s father, Chesley, Chestley, Charley….I have found all three names listed in the census. In 1860 I found him as Charley. He was 45 which would have made him born in about 1815. Amanda was 9 in the 1860 census. The census taker made no reference to race. I have just searched 1820 and found a Daniel, John, Taylor and Ezekiel Hicks. The last 3 have males 5 or under. I have not found him yet in 1850 or 1840, but that does not mean he is not there. I am wondering how to find out who his parents were. Again, thanks, so much Brown Eagle for this information. This is so exciting to me. I did not have a clue where to get this kind of information.
I have several links of places u can look but will not fit on this great site the people in this group i am sure is indigenous to this land either full-bloods or with a tint of flavoring as myself as u can see from my lineage actually i think we are one people or a combination of many tribes yet same confederacy. my cell is 814-572-4137 an example is to search in a place u would think it is impossible to be either by blood or land as u can see most i want to send u with links wont fit
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You guys,
🙂 Brown Eagle has a lot of interesting info. to dig in to. TRUST ME!!! Love & Light, Lynella.
I’m hoping to have more time to speak with him some more on the phone. And I will providing the lightning co-operates!!!
howdy Dreamcatcher,
I don’t know anything about a connection between the Cherokee Hicks and those on the Va/NC line. But I am fascinated by the conenction between the Chickasaw and Virginians who first crossed the Mountains, and the surnames found amongst the Cherokee left behind after the removal, and Piedmont Siouan surnames — many seem to be similar. Hicks might be another of many surnames that seem to cross over. If these Cherokee surnames can br proven to haev been Piedmont Siouans 2 generations earlier, it could prove some Saponi/Tutelo et cetera went to live amongst the Cherokee.
SOmeone ought to do some research in this area.
vance
Brown Eagle,
What evidence do you have that the Erie (aka Rickahockans) survived into the 18, 19, 20th, and 21st centuries? That is, what documents exist mentioning that their descendants live today? it sounds interesting.
Also can you answer the questions I asked you last week on this forum?
thank you.
vance
Hi How are you
please email me at tecumseh_browneagle@yahoo.com or erieindians@earthlink.net or call me or leave a number for me to reach you reason being the size of the documents i can not send thru here and my typing is not could feel free to call me at 814-572-4137
thank you and i have source documents among other items maps from other nations and usa not to mentin christopher gist sequoyah’s grandfather friend of george washington who wrote george washingtons journals.
howdy Brown Eagle —
well I’m gonna go ‘n’ jog about 2.5 miles down & back an irrigation canal in 100 degree heat right now — and If I survive (which ain’t certain) — I’ll email you after I get back and have rested up a little. 🙂
good t’ meet ya —
vance
Vance,
So that’s your secret for staying so young! A run like that would drop me most assuredly!;)
I think your idea for researching those Cherokee surnames/Piedmont Siouans/Saponi, Tutalo is a very good idea. There is surely to be some type of useful information to be found there. Lynella.
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