[Census 1840?] Heads of [Cherokee] families, places of residence, deaths, and remarks

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Names of the heads of families total number in
1840 deaths from
1835 to
1840 Residence in
1840 Residence in
1835 Remarks
Widow [unclear text: Cintha ] 2 1 [unclear text: Qualla ] Shooting Creek When the census was taken in
1835 lived with her husband the Little or Young Deer who died since. She is a white woman.
Ahquottakih 3 6 " [unclear text: Cheoih ] When the census of
1835 was taken had 3 wives one by the name of Kola 6 of her children died during the emigration
Jackson Blithe 3
" Alarka

Eloquih Johnson 3
" Qualla In
1835 lived with his father Johnson
John Oasih 3
" [unclear text: Nantihala ] A man by the name of [unclear text: Causena ] lives with him
Yeya le to 5 1 " Aquoua When the Census was taken lived with his mother Neculluh since married Syalih her child died
1838
Cunahseeua or [unclear text: ice floaiting ] 1 1 " Alarka When the census of
1835 was taken he lived with his brother Arch who died since.
Standing Wolf or Wah he yah [unclear text: catauga ] 12 2 " Stekoih In
1835 -- 2 of his children included in the census of
1835 died since and one child born since
1835
Ecuih 3
" " In 1835 lived with the Standing Wolf
Qunna 4 1 " Turtle Town His wife Lesa died during the emigration
Tokannih 4 1 " Qualla One of his children included in the census of
1835 Cotagosky died during the emigration
Cheesquah or Bird 2
" " In
1835 lived with Culasorich or [unclear text: Tuannih ]
Wilson 1 1 " Percimon Creek In
1835 lived with his aunt by the name of Chunoh she died during the emigration
[unclear text: Oo la ya ih ] 5 1 " [unclear text: Qualla ] In
1835 one child included died during emigration
Little John 7 1 " " One of his children included in the census of
1835 died during the emigration
[unclear text: Sakih ] (widow) 3
" "

Howe Stekuh or Little Deer 2
" Stekoih

Little Ummichuna 2 [added text (appears to be in different ink): 6.5 ] 2 " Talula His wife & one child included in the census of
1835 died during the emigration also 2 children born since.
Wilnota 4 4 [unclear text: Qualla ] Cheoih One child included in the Census of
1835 died & one born since during the emigration
John [unclear text: Tan na gese ] 1 3 " Qualla His father Ahtiwih, his mother Tulach & Sister Tukuh died during the emigration
Chucholatah 2 [added text (appears to be in different ink): 7 ] 1 " Choih When the census of
1835 was taken he lived with his aunt Nesa she died during the emigration.
Richard Downing 2
Pickins dist [district] [unclear text: So. Ga [South Georgia] ] Hiwassee [unclear text: N. Ga [North Georgia] ]

Jack Downing 8 1 " [unclear text: Downing ] Creek [unclear text: N. Ca [North Carolina] ] In
1835 had 7 in family his wife died since, married a woman by the name of [unclear text: Quates ] she has had two children
James Blythe 4
" Hiwassee [unclear text: N. Ga [North Georgia] ] Blythe is a white man
Leunder 1
" Valley River This is a desolate boy son of Walliska who with the [illegible text] of his family emigration. The boy lives with Jas. [James] Blythe
Nick ke 1
Qualla " An Orphan Boy
Alexander Clingan 10
Bradley Cty [County] -- Tenn -- Bradley Cty [County] Tenn He is a white man married to a woman part Cherokee Sheriff of the Cty [County] .
James F. Gardenhire 5
Hamilton Cty [County] Tenn Hamilton Cty [County] Tenn. White man his wife part Cherokee
[unclear text: Barney ] Eastridge 2
" Hightower Georgia White man his wife part Cherokee
Wesley Davis 4
" Etowah Georgia

John L. Yarnol 3
" Hamilton Cty [County] Tenn White man his wife part Chirokee
Emily Walker widow 4
Athens Tenn Bradley Cty [County] Tenn She is the wife of Jack Walker who was shot
Dianna (a widow) 4
Polk Cty [County] Tenn Polk Cty [County] Tenn One of her daughters married a white man by the name of [unclear text: Coleman ] who with her had gone to Kentuck [document damaged: y ] but the widow inform [document damaged] they expected to re [document damaged: turn ]
Michael [unclear text: Helterbrand ] 7
Polk Cty [County] Tenn Polk Cty [County] Tenn

Samuel Parks 13
Bradley Cty [County] Tenn Bradley Cty [County] Tenn

Ruth Price 2
" " She lives with her [document damaged] [unclear text: Saml. [Samuel] ] Parks
Mija Bracket 4
Hamilton Cty [County] Tenn Hamilton Cty [County] Tenn




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Flying Squirrel or Colahah 5 2 Qualla T. [Town] Qualla When the census of
1835 was taken his grand mother [grandmother] and one of his sons were, included with his family, since died
[unclear text: OO chella ] 2 3 Qualla T [Town] Nantihala One of his wives and two of his children included in his family, when the census was taken in
1835 died during the emigration
Aroneach 5 . Qualla Nantihala This man is a good black smith,
Long Blanket 3 . Qualla Qualla His wife's mother lives with him
Kahukih or Ground Squirrel 7 3 Qualla Qualla In
1835 his mother, lived with him. who since died his present wife by the name of [unclear text: Olly ] was in
1835 the wife of [unclear text: July ] on valley river he and One of her children died during the emigration,
John Davidson 5
Qualla Qualla To yuh lives with him and is included with his family
Tom [unclear text: Canought ] or [unclear text: Yco ta ] 5 1 Qualla Qualla One of his sons included in the census of
1835, died during the emigration
Colut ta 5 1 Qualla Qualla One of his sons included in the census of
1835 died during the emigration,
Skeikih 3 1 Qualla Qualla his wife by the name of Nancy included in the census of
1835 died in
1835
Te kin nih 3 3 [unclear text: Qualla ] [unclear text: Qualla ] In
1835 lived with his sister by the name of [unclear text: Sal lah tah ]
Sallahtah (a widow) 4 1 [unclear text: Qualla ] [unclear text: Qualla ] When the census of
1835 was taken her mother [unclear text: Su se ] lived with her but died during the emigration
Ah quottagih, 3
Qualla Qualla When the census was taken in
1835 lived with his father Aroneach,
Oohsowih 6
[unclear text: Qualla ] [unclear text: Qualla ] One of his children included in the census of
1835, died during the emigration
[unclear text: You na chu he yuh ] 3
Qualla Qualla, & Nantihala lived most of his time with [unclear text: Oohsowih ] at Qualla,
Choakah 7
Qualla Alarka

Stekoih 4 3 Qualla Qualla two of his daughters [illegible text] and Choyu cuh who resided with him in
1835 died during the emigration Also his father Shawny John who when the census was taken resided on Nantihala
Wallis 6
Qualla Qualla This man has two wives one young the other Old
Chunowhinka 5 2 Qualla Qualla When the census of 1835 was taken his son chinoque and Grand son [Grandson] Elana lived with him died since.
Coult la 5 2 Qualla Qualla His wife Cu wistah and his daughter Anawakih were included in the census of
1835, and died during the emigration
George or Tulteslah 8
Qualla Qualla

Nedda or [unclear text: Chulixseh ] 3 1 Qualla Qualla one of his children included in the census died during the emigration.
Waggula 3 [illegible text] [unclear text: Qualla ] [unclear text: Aqui na ] In
1835 lived with his mother Iyenna she since died and he now lives with Nancy formerly
Big Jack 6
Qualla Qualla an old woman by the name of Jinny and an orphan girl lives with him and are included in his family,
Wah he yuh ca gees ka 1
Qualla [unclear text: Stekeih ] NC In
1835 lived with his father [unclear text: Chunowhinka ],
[unclear text: Tukoneeska ] 5 5
Qualla AlarkaNC

Nah che uh 4 [unclear text: 2 ]
Qualla Qualla When the census was taken in 183 [document folded] lived with his father [unclear text: Stekoih ] .
Tuchees tuh 6
Qualla Qualla

Jinny 1 1 Qualla [unclear text: Tusquitta Me ] In
1835 lived with her mother [document folded] was the wife of [unclear text: Buck ] . her mother died during the emigration
John (Charley's son) 6 6 Qualla Nan ti ha la In
November 1838 his father Charley, his brother in law [brother-in-law] the Ridg his brother Jake, and [unclear text: Louna ], were tried and shot for murdering two soldiers belonging to the 4th Infantry, [unclear text: Ancih ] Charleys daughter had two children in
1835 died since.
Huna su kah 6 2 Qualla Nantihala Four of his children included in the census of
1835 died since, during the emigration
Lona a widow 5
Qualla Nantihala her son, [unclear text: Wasseton ] lives with her
Oohlu cha wife of Jefferson Hornbuckle 3 1 Qualla Nantihala When the census of
1835 was taken she had an orphan residing with her who died during the emigration,
Teton nees ka 9
Qualla Qualla [unclear text: Town ] Little Will of [unclear text: Stekish ] his wife's father is included in his family.
Cheestoo or John [unclear text: Terish ] 5 2 Qualla Nantiha la two of his children included [edge of document] the census of
1835 died during the emigration,
Tu ni ih or John 5 1 Qualla Aquona One of his children included in the census of
1835 died since
Archa 5
Qualla Aquona [unclear text: yamachuheyuh ] & his mother [unclear text: Iyanula ] are included in his family,
Esut te hee 4
Qualla Nantihala

[unclear text: You na wolt la ] 5 1 Qualla Cheoih his mother Conawela was included with his family in the census of
1835, died during the emigration,
Ahquottaka 5
Qualla CheoihNC This Indian has two wives two of his children included in the census of
1835 died during the emigration,
Anoquih 6
Qualla Cheoih NC His wife and two of his children included in the census of
1835 died during the emigration,
Charley 7 2 Qualla Ahquina In the year
1835 his Mother in law [Mother-in-law] [unclear text: Nanih ] & One of her daughters [added text: were ] included in the census of
1835 died since
[unclear text: Yo ya nee sa ] 8 1 Qualla Cheoih - NC One of his children included in the census of
1835 died during the emigration







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Indian Reservations, Under the [unclear text: treaties ] of
1817,
1819,