Mother of Looney

• Residence: 1817 Cherokee Indian reservation No. 205 in Tennessee on July 2, 1817
• Acc. to a petition by Thelma Cooper Miller, wife of Gahlen Niblock in Tyler, Texas, date unknown, her father, Thomas P. Cooper of the Burwell Z. Cooper family in Texas was a "descendant of John Looney, whose mother was full-blood Cherokee" (--Mary Miller, hlm@gtm.net, May 27, 2001).

Parents seen as E-no-li Black Fox, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation b: ABT. 1720 & Daughter Attakullakulla (Melba?) b: ABT. 1730

Married

1. not known Children
2. Chief John Looney b: 1776

Links

• http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.looney/1035/mb.ashx
• http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dpanther&...

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Origins

Nothing is known about the family of E-no-li Black Fox, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation

From https://www.geni.com/discussions/179496?msg=1212982

Elizabeth Looney; made up person. Parents of Chief John Looney (c. 1776-1846) are unknown. He may have been related to Black Fox but connection is unknown. He was a chief of the Western Cherokee prior to Removal

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