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About Senoya, of the Wind Clan
Https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/10865899/william-h_-mcintosh
His father left GA and went to what is now western AL some time after William's birth and operated a trading post; William spent most of his childhoood at McIntosh Bluff, AL, and met his 1st wife Senoya/Senoia, a full blood Creek at his father's trading post.
William H. McIntosh Sr. married about. 1774, (1) Senoia, daughter of Taski Henneah; they had Creek Chief William H. McIntosh Jr. and Matilda McIntosh. He married (2) a Creek Woman; they had Chief Roderick "Roley" McIntosh.
He later abandoned his Creek Indian wives, and married his cousin (3) Barbara McIntosh of Fair Hope Plantation. Fair Hope was just south of Mallow Plantation, Pine Harbor GA, where Capt. Roderick "Roley" McIntosh and his spinster sister Miss Winnewood McIntosh lived.
References
- Frank, A. (2002). The Rise and Fall of William McIntosh: Authority and Identity on the Early American Frontier. The Georgia Historical Quarterly, 86(1), 18-48. Retrieved August 14, 2020, from www.jstor.org/stable/40584639
- https://wc.rootsweb.com/trees/177244/I697/senoya-/individual
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Senoya, of the Wind Clan's Timeline
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Kasihta, Chattahochee, Georgia, United States (Coweta, Carroll County, GA)
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Coweta, Georgia, United States
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Elmore, Elmore County, Alabama, United States
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Little River, Baldwin County, Alabama, United States
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