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Too-ward-gus-na-gi ‘Willis’ Scraper

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Birthplace: Cherokee Nation (East), (near) Scraper Mountain, Covington, Newton County, Georgia, United States
Death: circa September 1838 (1-6)
on Trail of Tears
Place of Burial: buried on the East bank of the Mississippi river, on the Trail of Tears
Immediate Family:

Son of George Washington Scraper and Louisa Scraper
Brother of Oo-na-olar-lar ‘William M.’ Scraper; Nur-nor-dur-hi ‘Henry Harrison’ Scraper; Flora Jane Scraper; Li-Di ‘Lydia Ann’ Clark; Tri-ni-goo-dlow-hi-dur ‘Joseph M.’ Scraper and 5 others

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About Too-ward-gus-na-gi ‘Willis’ Scraper

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Willis was a Cherokee

Biography

Cherokee name: "Too-ward-gus-na-gi". Willis M. Scraper was born in 1835 on Scraper Mountain, (East of Coosa), in Chattooga District, Cherokee Nation East, what is now Cherokee County, Alabama. He died young at the age of 3, whilst on the Trail of Tears with his family. Son of George Washington Scraper and Louisa (McIntosh) Scraper.

Willis Scraper, b. 5 Mar 1835 in near Scraper Mountain, Cherokee Nation East, d. SEP 1838 in -on Trail of Tears-, buried on the East bank of the Mississippi river, on the Trail of Tears.

                     Cherokee name was Too-ward-gus-na-gi.

Source: Scraper, J. (2009). The Scraper - Sixkiller Book: Genealogy and History of the Scraper and Sixkiller Families of the Cherokee People. Aardvark Global Publishing. Extract from Our Scraper Family Compiled by Joe Scraper Jr. @ https://scraperfamily.angelfire.com/texts/Scraper.htm

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https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Scraper-46
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Further Reading: Scraper, M. B. (2022, October 24). Finding Scraper Mountain. Dr. Matthew B. Scraper. Retrieved March 11, 2023, from https://mbscraper.com/ @ https://mbscraper.com/finding-scraper-mountain/

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Too-ward-gus-na-gi ‘Willis’ Scraper's Timeline

1836
March 5, 1836
Cherokee Nation (East), (near) Scraper Mountain, Covington, Newton County, Georgia, United States
1838
September 1838
Age 2
on Trail of Tears
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buried on the East bank of the Mississippi river, on the Trail of Tears