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Ani'-Ga'tage'wi Kituah "Nancy" Carpenter (Cornstalk), (fictitious Cherokee person) (1664 - c.1732) Nancy===* Blood: Chalakatha* Member of the Wolf Clan* Born 1664 in Running Water (Tennesseee)* Married 1678 to Moytoy ll (Trader Tom Carpenter ll)Mother of:* White Owl Carpenter-Raven (Moytoy IV) (1678... |
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Aracoma "Sky" Baker (Cornstalk) (1743 - 1780) "Princess" Aracoma Sky Cornstalk===* parents: Keigh-tugh-quah, Chief Cornstalk (1710-1777) & Heliziknopo* Birth: 1740 in Shawnee Nation,Ohio * Death: 1780 in Logan County,West Virginia one of America's... |
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Black Wolf Cornstalk, {Shawnee Heritege} (1740 - 1796) --- Not husband of Jenny (Sellards) Wiley, Indian Escapee Chief Corn Stalk [aka Wneypuechsika, Keightughquah -which signified a blade or stalk of maize; - - b about 1710 in Greenbrier County,... |
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Elinipsico Cornstalk (c.1752 - 1777) On November 11, 1777 James Hall and a number of Virginia militia members attacked and killed the Shawnee Chief Cornstalk and two of his sons who, at the time, were being held prisoner. This reignited t... |
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Elizabeth Shoemaker (See) (1754 - 1830) Elizabeth (Catherine) See, born in 1754 South Branch, Augusta Co., Virginia; died 1830 in Adams Co., Ohio; married a son of Chief Cornstalk January 04, 1776 in Greenbrier Co., Virginia; born Unknown; d... |
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Elizabeth Cornstalk (1742 - d.) 4 children with silver miner John Swift; perhaps surnamed Cornstalk. Petella “One Eye” was a white adopted Son & Son In-law of Chief Cornstalk. He married two of his Adopted sisters-raised elizabeth's ... |
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Hezekiah Whitt (Low Hawk) (c.1770 - 1817) Hezekiah Whitt is the younger brother of Rachel "Indian Maiden" Skaggs Whitt. Hezekiah was named after Rachel Skaggs husband Adezekiah Whitt, whom they called Hezekiah. You can figure this out by the i... |
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Sachem Hokolesqua "Stream" Opechan Cornstalk, (Fictional) (1628 - 1695) Disputed ExistenceThe parents of Hokolesqua , known as Cornstalk, are unknown. He said in a speech that his father was White Fish , a Shawnee man. The Moravian Missionaries say he was the son or grands... |
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Chief Eagle Plume Hololesque Cornstalk, {Fictional - Shawnee Heritage} (aft.1545 - 1635) Do not confuse with Opechancanough "Mangopeesomon", paramount chief of the Powhatan Nancy Egloff of the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation wrote:>John Dods was a laborer who, twice, accompanied a group with... |
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John Wolf Cornstalk (1750 - 1834) --- * Corn Stalk [aka Wneypuechsika, Keightughquah -which signified a blade or stalk of maize; - - b about 1710 in Greenbrier County,Western PA d 11 Nov 1777 murdered by whites married (2) Ounaconoa Mo... |
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Kaweeshee "Greenbrier" Cornstalk (1732 - 1777) References* Shawnee Heritage VI. By Don Greene (2014). Page 237. GoogleBooks * Shawnee Heritage IX. By Don Greene (2014). GoogleBooks |
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Kisekwi-Waskwi “Bluesky” Cornstalk (c.1748 - c.1780) Evidence needed to support as child of Hokolesqua, Sachem Cornstalk . Seen as wife of Parker Adkins ; evidence needed.===Disputed Family===Please discuss as need be here: (And review previous discussio... |
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Mary Catherine Cornstalk (See) (1748 - 1827) Catherine See, born February 26, 1754 (sic: 1748) in South Branch, Augusta Co., Virginia; died April 23, 1827 in Hardy Co., Virginia.From Cornstalk’s Raid (31)These [the list of captives returned 1764]... |
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Meskwa-katee "Red Skirt" "Katee” Mekoche, "Of Metis ethnicity" (1682 - 1725) * 1.↑ The Grenadier Squaw KNOW YOUR STATE, Greenbrier Independent, November 2,1962 By Phil Connelly, President Education Foundation, Incorporated Excerpt: Some time after this attack, the Grenadier Squ... |
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Nimwha (or Munseeka) Cornstalk (1720 - 1780) Kellogg, Louise Phelps, and Reuben Gold Thwaites. The revolution on the Upper Ohio, 1775-1777: compiled from the Draper Manuscripts in the Library of the Wisconsin Historical Society and published at t... |
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Nonhelema "The Grenadier Squaw" Cornstalk (Hokoleskwa) (c.1718 - 1786) Nonhelema (ca. 1720 – 1786) was a Shawnee chieftess during the 18th century and the sister of Cornstalk, with whom she migrated to Ohio and founded neighboring villages.Nonhelema, known as a warrior, s... |
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Nonoma Cornstalk (1562 - aft.1618) Evidence needed to support as wife of Wahunseneca, Paramount chief of the Powhatan Looks like a version of Nonoma Cornstalk, (probably Fictional) With variant dates, much earlier “Sacham Sheewan... |
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Nonoma Cornstalk, (probably Fictional) (1628 - 1679) Married her uncle From suggests that this person may never have existed. See the text for details.===BiographyNonoma Cornstalk aka Daughter of Cornstalk- Nonoma Wind Clan. Daughter of Cornstalk 1598 Wi... |
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Okawela Paxinosa Okawela Cornstalk (c.1672 - 1754) Family Possibly … Okawela Paxinosa Okawela Cornstalk was the son of Chief Paxinosa and Elizabeth (her Christian name) he is also seen as husband Daughter of Sassoonan, {Shawnee Heritage} |
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Oosta White Owl Oousta Great Eagle (1723 - 1768) |
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Opechan Stream Cornstalk, Principal Chief of the Shawnee (1590 - 1645) Evidence needed to support as parent of sister of Cockacoeske needed to support as son of PauPauwiske, of the Powhatan same as Chief Eagle Plume Hololesque Cornstalk, {Fictional - Shawnee Heritage} ? |
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Paxinosa "Hard Strike" Cornstalk, (fictional tree) (c.1622 - d.) See Chief Paxinosa for the real tree |
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Petella “Old Yie” Cornstalk (1730 - 1777) Born 1730. Adopted by Chief Cornstalk taken 1740 in PA-never returned to whites (Same Series of raids that Julia Mulatto was taken)/Pennsylvania, USABlinded in one eye in battle with Whites. Adopted So... |
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Peter Cornstalk, II (1755 - 1828) Chief Corn Stalk (1710-1777) married (2) Ounaconoa Muskrat (adopted Moytoy) by 1735 1/2 Shawnee-Cherokee. ---children-- Black Beard, Black Wolf, John Wolf, Peter Cornstalk-all 3/4 th Shawnee-Cherokee.P... |
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Pride Chalakahatha Cornstalk, of the Powhatan (probably Fictional) (c.1615 - 1679) CURATOR's NOTE: SHe was not married to anyone named Thomas Passmore Carpenter. He did not exist. Please read the following three-part article titled "The Passmore Chronicles" by Susan Reynolds and publ... |
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Quatsy “Que-Di-Si” Locha Carpenter (Greenwood), {Fictional} (c.1625 - 1650) |
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Sarah Mountain Raven Adkins (Cornstalk (adopted By Thomas Mastin)) (deceased) The direct biological relationship to the Cornstalk line is under investigation and not proven . ~• She is named as a sister of "Low Hawk" in his will. See: Hezekiah Whitt (Low Hawk) disambiguat... |
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Sachem Shewaunee Cornstalk, Wind Clan (1577 - 1635) Evidence needed to support as son of Wahunseneca, Paramount chief of the Powhatan as the one contingient of Shawnee in the Susquahannah by the mapping made by Capt John Smith in 1607; as recorded by th... |
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Standing Deer Bailey (c.1754 - 1775) died in childbirthLinks* to James Red Wolf, she was Cherokee and died giving birth to her 4th child, leaving him to raise them.Married# Ellinipsico Cornstalk, b. 1748, Shawnee Nation, OH d. 10 Nov 1777... |
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Walker Pomethea "Robert" Cornstalk (1735 - bef.1824) "Robert" Walker Pomeatha Cornstalk (1730 - before 1825) married 1) Oousta Carpenter 2) Chalakatha woman 3) Margaret "Peggy" See * Corn Stalk [aka Wneypuechsika, Keightughquah -which signified a blade o... |
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"Young Peter," Sachem Cornstalk (1746 - aft.1833) Not a proven child of Hokolesqua, Sachem Cornstalk Peter Cornstalk's village of Snakefish (Eel River) tribe of Miami Indians was located three miles from here along Cornstalk Creek. Wigwams and Indian ... |
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Cornstalk Chalakatha, of the Shawnee {Fictional - Shawnee Heritage} (1545 - 1618) Not accepted by Bill Deyo, Pamunkey Tribal Historian |
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Sachem Cornstalk (of Cornstalk) daughter's first name is unknown (deceased) ===OriginsBased on Sugden, John (1999). "Cornstalk". American National Biography. Oxford University Press. is no reliable source for the name of a wife or wives.Children seen as:*Cutemwha (The Wolf) In... |
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Abraham Ailstock (Cornstalk) (1750 - aft.1790) Chief Corn Stalk (1710-1777) married (3) Julia adopted abt 1741 adopted Scot-Mulatto ---children-- Sun Fish & Elijah Cornstalk, Absalom, Abraham & Michael Ailstock-all 1/2 Shawnee-Black-Scot Metis,Abso... |
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Absolom Ailstock Cornstalk (deceased) |
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Agnes Bailey (1743 - 1808) |
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April Tikami Turkey Cornstalk (Mary Barnes) (1697 - 1759) |
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Princess Aracoma Blue Sky Baker (Cornstalk) (deceased) |
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Princess Aracoma Sky Baker (Cornstalk) (deceased) Princess Aracoma Sky Cornstalk Baker VVETERAN BIRTH 1740 Ohio, USA DEATH 1780 (aged 39–40) Logan, Logan County, West Virginia, USA BURIAL Princess Aracoma Cornstalk Baker Memorial Logan, Logan County, ... |
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Aroas Francis (Cornstalk), Daughter of Silverheels (1750 - d.) |
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Ben White Fish Cornstalk (1760 - d.) |
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Big Hominy Cornstalk (c.1700 - 1758) |
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Big Oak Cornstalk (1698 - 1730) |
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Black Beard Cornstalk (deceased) |
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Black Beard Cornstalk, {Shawnee Heritage} (1735 - 1808) --- * Corn Stalk [aka Wneypuechsika, Keightughquah -which signified a blade or stalk of maize; - - b about 1710 in Greenbrier County,Western PA d 11 Nov 1777 murdered by whites married (2) Ounaconoa Mo... |
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Blue Sky Mary Cornstalk Shawnee Metis (1744 - 1820) |
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Blue Sky Littleberry Cornstalk (c.1725 - c.1791) |
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Buckangolas Cornstalk, {Shawnee Heritage} (1720 - 1804) |
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Catherine Cornstalk (1734 - d.) References * Shawnee Heritage VI. By Don Greene. GoogleBooks Catherine Cornstalk / 1734. (Petella Cornstalk). Elizabeth Cornstalk / 1742. (John Swift, Petella Cornstalk.) |
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Ca wa chi le Shoptaugh (Cornstalk), {Shawnee Heritage} (1718 - aft.1807) |
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Mother Chalakatha-Hopia woman Turkey (Chalakatha), (Probably Fictional) (1664 - 1694) Pride Chalakatha-Hopia Woman, born about 1664. She was killed with her husband by Catawba raiders in 1694(daughter of Hopper a Hopia Chief & a Chalakatha Woman)Married: # about 1679 to Big Turkey aka M... |
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Chalakatha Cousin (1755 - d.) * Shawnee Heritage IX By Don Greene. |
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Chalakatha (1725 - d.) Several children born to them between 1740 and 1764. |
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Chalakatha Woman (deceased) |
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Chalakatha-Metis Cornstalk-Shawnee Indian (1740 - 1766) |
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Chalakatha woman (deceased) |
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Chalakatha Woman Cornstalk (c.1765 - d.) |
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Chalakatha Woman, Cousin (deceased) |
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Chenusaw Cornstalk (deceased) |
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Chief Opechancanough Mangopeesomon Powhatan Stream Cornstalk Weroance "Eagle Plume"War Pamunkey Shawnee (1554 - 1644) |
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Dup tree do not merge Chief Hokolesqua Opecham Stream Cornstalk (1628 - 1696) |
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Chief Hokolesqua Opecham Stream Cornstalk (1628 - 1695) |
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Clara E Wyland (Cornstalk) (c.1872 - d.) |
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Cockacoeskie Powhatan Cornstalk (1620 - 1687) |
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Corn clan chief Great Corn Cornstalk (1450 - 1518) |
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Corn Cob Cornstalk (1710 - aft.1768) A member of the Bear Clan. 1740 - Raiding in Pennsylvania 1744 - left British of Pennsylvania with about 400 others lead by Peter Chartier to join the French of Ohio 1745 - moved southwest to the m... |
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Corn Cob Cornstalk (1710 - d.) |
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Chief Cun-na-we-ha-la Cornstalk (c.1690 - d.) |
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Daniel Cornstalk (deceased) |
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Daughter Cornstalk (1770 - aft.1807) |
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Daughter, of Wewandochwalend (1726 - aft.1786) |
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Daughter, Of Wewandochwalend (1720 - aft.1766) |
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Daughter, Of Wewandochwalend (1724 - aft.1763) |
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Daughter, Of Wewandochwalend (1720 - aft.1765) |
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Daughter Cornstalk (deceased) |
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Daughter, Of Wewandochwalend (1738 - aft.1777) |
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daughter of Chalakatha panther clan (deceased) |
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daughter of Meskwachakee (deceased) |
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Daughter of Turkey Clan Chief Quatsy Tellico (1598 - 1650) |
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Daughter of Sachem, Tree Clan Chalakatha (1581 - bef.1635) Links==* Shawnee Heritage IV By Don Greene. Page 168 |
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daughter of Xuala wind clan chief Cornstalk (1479 - 1540) |
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Delaware Woman (1738 - d.) |
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Elder daughter of Poxinosa (1695 - 1758) |
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elijah Cornstalk (deceased) |
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Elijah Keigh Tugh Quah Cornstalk (1744 - 1760) |
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Elisabeth Pride Shawnee Chalakatha cornstalk (1615 - 1679) |
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Elizabeth Pride Cornstalk Shawnee (1615 - 1679) |
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Elizabeth Cornstalk (Going) (1764 - d.) * Shawnee Heritage IX By Don Greene. |
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Elizibeth Bird Byrd (c.1672 - c.1740) |
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Ellinipseko Cornstalk (deceased) |
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Esther Cutewah Cornstalk Sowards Cornstalk (deceased) |
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Esther Sowards (Cornstalk) (1776 - 1855) : I93573 •Name: Esther •Given Name: Esther •Sex: F •Birth: Abt 1776 in Virginia •Death: Aft 1850 in Windsor Twp., Lawrence County, Ohio •_UID: B6C30500B94641BB82BE56BF7E442BCB86C4 •Change Date: 30 Mar ... |
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Esther Cornstalk (deceased) |
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E wi kun wee Cornstalk, {Shawnee Heritage} (1716 - aft.1765) |
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FNU Cornstalk (deceased) |
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Ghigoneli Hop - Turkey Cornstalk (b. - 1724) |
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Great Cornstalk (1537 - 1620) |
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Halowas “Silverheels” Cornstalk (1724 - 1804) Silverheels Cornstalk (son of Whitefish Okowellos Sunfish) died date unknown. Notes for Silverheels Cornstalk: Silverheels was his name, because when he was born there was no word in the Shawnee tongue... |
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Hannah Whitt (deceased) ~• named in her husband Hezekiah's will ~• in part: "Last be known it, I leave to my wife, Hannah Whitt , 1/2 of two lots lying at Indian Creek, in Tazewell County, on the south side of the River, and... |
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Helizikinopo Snake Cornstalk (c.1716 - d.) |