A-li "Onai" Ani'-Tsi'skwa Conrad

A-li was born 1755 in Cherokee, Washington, Tennessee, United States (Bird Clan), and died ABT 1851 in Cherokee, Alabama, United States.

Family

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She married Ahyundula "Gunrod" Conrad, son of John (or Johann) Conrad and Jennie. He was born 1750 in Chota, Tenn, and died 1817 in Old, Cherokee, Alabama, United States.

Children of A li and Ahyundula Gunrod Conrad are:

1. Rattlinggoard Conrad was born 1780, and died 1837.
2. Young Wolf Conrad was born 1786, and died 1814.
3. Quatie Conrad was born 1790.
4. Hair Conrad was born 1794 in Cherokee, Georgia, United States, and died 02 Nov 1844 in Tahlequah, Cherokee, Oklahoma, United States. He married Ollie Candy, daughter of Samuel Candy and Elizabeth West. She was born 1794, and died 1851.
5. Terrapan Head Conrad was born 1796, and died 1814.

Notes

A-LI: 1851 Drennan roll: Saline, 493 as Ar-le Gun-rod Blood: Full Blood Cherokee Clan: Ani'-Tsi'skwa = Bird Clan (Onai)

GEDCOM Note

Bio notes: Next to nothing is known about the woman Emmet Starr called "Onai." She appears in Starr’s History of the Cherokee Indians incorrectly listed as the wife of a man named "Hamilton Conrad." [1] Starr appears to have missed a generation, combining a white trader with his Cherokee son. Onai was most likely the wife of Gunrod Conrad, but she apparently had died before the Moravians arrived so there is no actual record mentioning her by name. The Moravian journals, information that Starr did not have access to, recorded a half-German Cherokee named Gunrod (assumed by them to be a corruption of Conrad), son of a well-to-do Indian trader who was killed by Indians in a war when Gunrod was three or four. In a March, 1810 entry they record that Gunrod had four sons, one of whom was named Youngwolf. [2]