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Agnes Burleson (Weatherford) (1745 - 1849) Biographywas born about 1745 in Virginia, and died 20 Dec 1849 in Chowan County, North Carolina, USA. She was the daughter of Susanna and Wilkerson Weatherford.Agnes Weatherford first married John Vann... |
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“Ailsey”, Raven's Sister (1726 - 1819) There is no “Elizabeth Raven-Hop Moytoy” she is a myth created by Don Green. The family of this woman is unknown, although she was of the Ani-gatagewi (Blind Savannah/Wild Potato) clan. Researchers Jam... |
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Annie Vann (Beaver) (1884 - 1963) Annie Beaver Vann BIRTH 16 Apr 1884 Oklahoma, USA DEATH 1 Feb 1963 (aged 78) Bunch, Adair County, Oklahoma, USA BURIAL Hickory Vann Cemetery Bunch, Adair County, Oklahoma, USA PLOT Row 6 Plot 8 MEMOR... |
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Ann Vann (1696 - aft.1735) Probably not the same as Ann Langston >There are records of an Ann Vann being born in Nansemond County in 1696, indicating that she would have been too young to be the mother of any of the following ch... |
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Ann Vann (Odom) (b. - bef.1752) Wife of Joseph Vann (d 1752). She’s not mentioned in his will so presume deceased before then.Name seen as Ann Odom, Polly" Wah-Li Vann, Mary Barnes Mother of Ann (Vann) Langston; Jorge Vann; Frederick... |
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Ann Langston (Vann) (c.1686 - 1740) Not the same as Ann Vann Many researchers list Ann Vann as the wife of John Langston II, but some show her to be the daughter of William Vann, while others list her as the daughter of Joseph Vann. D... |
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Avery Vann, Sr. (1749 - 1810) 8. Avery Vann, Sr.; b. ca. 1755; d. ca. 1810. [Avery Vann, "a younger brother of Clement Vann" visited Spring Place.It was probably his son, Avery Vann, Jr.(contemporary in age with James Vann) who mar... |
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Catherine Vann (Rowe) (1802 - d.) Also known as "Big Joe Vann" Husband of Catherine & Elizabeth Rowe (Sisters) Vann. Son of Avery and Margaret (Peggy) McSwain. Catherine Rowe Vann's children with Joseph T Vann are; Mary Francis(Memoria... |
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Catherine Vann (Hop French) (1748 - 1785) Catherine is a Black & Chalakatha-Shawnee mixed woman. (Which means her mother Susanna Chalakatha was Chalakatha-Shawnee. Her father Cappee French (whose name may also have been John) was a Mixed Blac... |
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Charity Vann (b. - aft.1782) Not a known wife of Edward “Ned” Vann, Sr. (died about 1758 - 1773?) or of Trader Henry Marshall (born 1677) or daughter of Richard Barnes, of Chowan County She’s seen in Shawnee Heritage books as “s... |
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Chief David Lewis Vann (1800 - 1863) 3/8 Cherokee #253 on Mt Tabor Indian Roll ===========================================Notes for DAVID VANN:David Vann was a member of the Ross Party and Treasurer of the Cherokee Nation in the 1840's.18... |
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David Rowe Vann (1831 - 1871) |
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Delilah Amelia McNair (Vann) (1789 - 1838) Delilah Amelia is a Cherokee woman Biography Delilah was Cherokee. Delilah Amelia Vann was born in the Cherokee Nation (East) in 1789, the daughter of James Vann and his wife, Elizabeth Scott, both C... |
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Di-Ga-Lo-Hi 'James' "Crazy Chief” Vann (1766 - bef.1809) James Vann was a Cherokee man Biography James Vann was born in 1766 (or 1768), near Spring Place, Georgia, the son of a white trader, Joseph Vann, and a Cherokee mother named Wha-li. Born just af... |
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Edith Scrimsher (Vann) (aft.1780 - bef.1877) From Cecil R. Hall's study of the descendants of John Schrimsher and Edith Vann, Schrimsher Cousins (n.d.), at AND EDITH. John Schrimsher was Anglo and Edith Vann was part Cherokee. Later Cherokee reco... |
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Edith (Vann) Coody (c.1750 - 1805) VANN (EDWARD2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1750, and died Abt. 1804.She married ARTHUR ARCHIBALD COODY, SR Abt. 1770.He was born Abt. 1740, and died 1782. More About EDITH VANN: Blood: Non-CherokeeMore About ... |
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Edward “Ned” Vann, Sr. (aft.1710 - aft.1758) Not the husband of Charity Vann Not the same as Edward Ned Vann, Jr. Biography Updated 3 January 2023 Extracted from He should not be confused with the Edward Vann (abt.1720-abt.1773), who die... |
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Edward Vann, Sr., of Chowan County (1690 - 1752) Keep reading on down for the will that goes with this profile.Will of Edward's son William Vann b 1725 in Chowan County, NCIn the name of God, Amen. I, William Vann of Gates County in the State of Nort... |
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Edward Vann, of Barbados (b. - 1762) Biography== Edward Vann, of Barbados His father was William Vann, of Barbados and Antigua . Edward married Jane Barnes . Together they had the following children: Amelia (Vann) Williams . Edward marrie... |
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Edward "Ned" Vann, Jr., (bef.1736 - 1833) |
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Edward Vann (1768 - aft.1818) |
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Edward Ned Vann, Jr. (deceased) Not the same as Edward “Ned” Vann, Sr. This Edward VANN, was on the Bertie NC List of Tithables for 1752 for two tithables. He acquired several tracts on Roquist and Cachie "in that part of Chowan c... |
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Elizabeth (Betsy) “Shepherd Knee” Rose (Scott) (1769 - 1825) Elizabeth (Go-sa-dui-sga) Rose (HIcks-Scott) is a Cherokee woman Biography Elizabeth was Cherokee. Elizabeth "Betsy" Scott was born in the Cherokee Nation (East) about 1774, the daughter of Walter Sc... |
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Elizabeth Vann (Askew) (1611 - 1634) Elizabeth Askew Birth: Mar 6 1610/11 - St. Dunston, Stepney, London, England Parents: Henry Askewe, Elizabeth Moss Husband: William Vane Children: Rachell Vane, Mary Vane, William Vann, John Ed... |
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Elizabeth Jane Coleman (Vann) (1792 - 1879) OUR line shows Elizabeth VANN Coleman, daughter of William VANN, well documented in Cherokee family history. Elizabeth “Betsy” Vann Coleman BIRTH 22 Apr 1792 Cocke County, Tennessee, USA DEATH 1879 (ag... |
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Elizabeth “Betsey” Hicks (c.1766 - aft.1802) Elizabeth Hicks was a Cherokee woman (Curator note): It's unlikely that early Cherokee women used the surname of any of their white partners. Actual records do not show that any Cherokee in the 18th c... |
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Elizabeth King (Vann) (1706 - aft.1790) Elizabeth Vann* Birth: 1706 - Chowan, North Carolina* Death: 1790 - Chowan, North Carolina* Husband: Charles King* Children: William Michael King, Roquist Henry King, William King, Charles KingNot a kn... |
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Elizabeth Vann (Mawson) (1635 - 1664) Sources# John Vann England Marriages, 1538–1973 Marriage: Aug 26 1655 - Saint James, Clerkenwell, London, England Wife: Elizabeth Mawson Elizabeth Mawson (c.1640) marrried 26 Aug 1655 Saint James, Cler... |
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Elizabeth Jane Courts (Barnes) (1694 - 1754) GEDCOM Source ===@R3278403@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Ancestry Family Tree |
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Elizabeth Vann (Rowe) (1815 - 1883) Wife of Joseph Teaultle Vann. M/o David Rowe Vann; Louisa J.(McNair); Jennie Chinosa(Dougherty); and Kiamitia E. Vann (Drake; buried here as "Chiermissia" Drake. Dau. of Richard Rowe II. References ... |
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Elizabeth Betsy Vann (Watie) (1748 - 1784) |
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Eliza "Lizzie" (Vann) Grimmett (1911 - 1953) Cherokee - Dawes Roll 4839, Card M3985 Eliza Grimmett BIRTH 14 Jan 1911 Bunch, Adair County, Oklahoma, USA DEATH 21 Aug 1953 (aged 42) Tahlequah, Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA BURIAL Bunch Cemetery ... |
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Eliza Missouri Alberty (Bushyhead) (1839 - 1919) |
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Frances Lilla Gandy (Vann) (1865 - 1956) Frances Lilla Vann Gandy BIRTH 3 Oct 1865 Thomas County, Georgia, USA DEATH 15 Sep 1956 (aged 90) Thomasville, Thomas County, Georgia, USA BURIAL Laurel Hill Cemetery Thomasville, Thomas County, Georg... |
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George Vann (c.1793 - d.) 1851 Drennan roll: Saline, 522Education: August 09, 1804, Spring Place Mission SchoolMoravian Journals 1: July 09, 1806, George is cousin to Chief James VannMoravian Journals 2: December 31, 1809, Geor... |
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Go-sa-du-i-sga ‘Nancy’ Timberlake (Brown) (c.1780 - aft.1851) Nancy Timberlake (Brown) was a Cherokee woman Biography Nancy was born about 1780 in the Cherokee Nation (East) . According to the Moravian missionaries her parents were an Irishman named Robert Brow... |
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Hattie Bell Vestal (Vann) (1900 - 1986) Birth: Jun. 28, 1900 Death: Jul. 12, 1986Family links: Parents: James Monroe Vann (1876 - 1951) Sophia Abner Windham Vann (1881 - 1964) Spouse: Calvin Dennis Vestal (1896 - 1966)* Children: Eugene Mo... |
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Helen Vann (Smith) (1907 - 1983) Finished her course in Home Economics at the State University of Georgia. Helen Smith Vann BIRTH 9 Sep 1907 DEATH 15 Apr 1983 (aged 75) BURIAL Pinecrest Cemetery & Mausoleum Vidalia, Toombs County... |
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Hickory "Wanaeh" Vann (1874 - aft.1930) Hickory Vann 23 M Full 20699 Cherokee by Blood Card 8983 Hickory VᎤᏍᏗ ᎠᏓ Vann BIRTH 9 Sep 1880 Bunch, Adair County, Oklahoma, USA DEATH unknown BURIAL Hickory Vann Cemetery Bunch, Adair County, Okla... |
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James Vann (1780 - 1865) James Vann===* Father: James VANN Sr. Mother: Cherokee woman James vann Sr. Father: Edward Vann Mother: Charity ULN* Mother: unknown per Geni member Private User Marriage 1 Mary Mourning ROBERTSON b: A... |
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Jennie Vann (Chambers) (1800 - 1863) |
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Jennie Thompson (Vann) (c.1767 - aft.1823) a Cherokee woman who never left Georgia and had only one child, a son named William Thompson. Jennie is well documented in the Moravian Diaries. They had children Millie A. Thompson b. abt 1792 (th... |
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Jennie ‘Doublehead’ Foreman (Foster) (1777 - 1812) Jennie Foreman (Foster) was a Cherokee woman Biography Jennie Foster was the daughter of Ga-ho-ga and her first husband, James Foster. She was one of the nine wives of James Vann. They were the ... |
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Jennie (Hays) Vann (b. - 1880) Not the same person as 42 for claimants triangulating on both the Hays and the Childress sides. |
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Jenny King (Vann) (1738 - 1820) The following record shows a child born to Mary Vann who was raised by John Williams of the Nottoway. Vestry minutes of St. Paul's Parish, Chowan County (Fouts, 1983) from the research of (Koestler, n.... |
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John Boy Vann (c.1800 - d.) |
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John Vann, of Bertie County (c.1700 - 1770) Not the same as John B. Vann John Vann, (IV) (William2, John1) was born Abt 1700, and died Abt 1770. He married Unknown Female (Vann). Notes: There were two John VANNs in Chowan County in the first ... |
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John Isaac Vann (1764 - 1874) Isaac Vann (1764-1874) was a son of John Vann & Agnes Weatherford. Isaac had 2 marriages: 1st to Dorcas Duncan (1775-1836). Married 1794. 2nd to Luvinia Schrimsher (1798-1886). Married 1815. Burial... |
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John "the Cherokee" Vann, Translator / Interpreter (aft.1744 - 1806) John Vann was a Cherokee man. Biography John " the Cherokee" Vann was born about 1745 in the Cherokee Nation., His parents were a white trader named John "the Trader" Vann and his Cherokee wife who... |
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John "Trader" Vann (1714 - bef.1770) From the Cherokee genealogical database of James R. Hicks TRADER VANN II (JOHN1) was born Abt. 1715, and died Aft. 1770.He married SISTER OF RAVEN Abt. 1746, daughter of A-NU-WA-GI MOYTOY.She was born ... |
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John B. Vann (c.1690 - c.1770) Several sites list his parents as William Vann and wife Sarah (mnu): the same as John Vann, of Bertie County about his sonFrom |
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John U-wa-ni Vann (aft.1762 - c.1834) Notes for JOHN U-WA-NI VANN IV:John Oowanna Vann Posted by: jerry l. clark Date: January 16, 2002 reposted at ) John Oowanna VannIn March, 1830, "a half-breed woman named Vann about 60 years old" fell ... |
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John Edward Vann (1634 - 1667) John Vann* Birth 21 NOV 1634 Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London, England 1 * Death: 1667 in Hertford, North Carolina, USA 2 * Alt. Death Alt. Death 26 AUG 1655 Saint James, Clerkenwell, London, England 3* ... |
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Col John Paul Vann (1924 - 1972) John Paul Vann (born John Paul Tripp; July 2, 1924 – June 9, 1972) was a lieutenant colonel in the United States Army, later retired, who became well known for his role in the Vietnam War. Although s... |
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Joseph Teautle Vann (1798 - 1877) Also known as "Big Joe Vann" Husband of Catherine & Elizabeth Rowe (Sisters) Vann. Father of Mary Francis, Clarinda Rebecca, David Rowe, Louisa Jane, Jennie Chinosa (memorial #10746555) husband;Eli Wes... |
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Joseph Vann, of Chowan County (c.1691 - 1752) Ref: “Section One: Vann Ancestry and Early History” link ===Bennetts Creek flows through present Gatesville, NC, within a stones throw from the Gates Co. Courthouse.Both Cole Creek and Bennetts Creek e... |
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Joseph David Vann (1763 - 1838) Notes Joseph VANN was with Dragging Canoe and his Chickamauga Warriors at Knoxville, and were defeated, having to move their tribes lower into Indian Territory at what is now CHICKAMAUGA. JOSEPH VANN w... |
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Joseph George Washington Vann (1832 - 1888) Joseph George Washington Vann BIRTH 15 Feb 1832 USA DEATH 17 Feb 1888 (aged 56) Mayes County, Oklahoma, USA BURIAL Anderson Vann Cemetery Pryor, Mayes County, Oklahoma, USA PLOT 36 MEMORIAL ID 115566... |
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Joseph Vann, "The Interpreter" (1735 - 1815) Biography From WikiTree Native American Project Joseph Vann is believed to have been born about 1730-1735 in North Carolina, the son of Edward Vann and wife Mary. [1] Very little is known of him a... |
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Joseph ‘Rich Joe’ Vann (1798 - 1844) Joseph H. Vann , (11 February 1798 – 23 October 1844). He was a Cherokee leader who owned Diamond Hill (now known as the Chief Vann House), many slaves, taverns, and steamboats that he operated on the ... |
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Juliette Lewis Taylor (Vann) (1826 - 1905) Juliette was a Cherokee woman Biography Dawes Enrollee Cherokee by Blood Dawes Card Number 1674 Juliette Lewis Vann was born in the Cherokee Nation (East) in 1826. She was the daughter of... |
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Keziah Maney (Vann) (1763 - 1849) Keziah Vann should NOT be confused with Keziah Southern who married Samuel James Southern. The Cherokee John Vann had three known children by two women, Agnes Wetherford, (Keziah and John), and Polly ... |
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Keziah Southern (Vann) (c.1766 - aft.1850) Not a known daughter of Joseph Vann, "The Interpreter" Not the same as Keziah Maney , daughter of John Vann and Agnes Weatherford. there is to my knowledge no known documentation to support the ... |
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Lamilla Dawn Vann (Rowe) (1765 - 1802) |
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Lucinda Moore (Vann) (1780 - 1802) |
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Lucy Gunter (Vann) (1790 - d.) Not a known wife of Samuel Gunter Updated from MyHeritage Family Trees via husband Samuel Gunter by SmartCopy : Apr 2 2015, 19:41:21 UTC |
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Margaret Vann (McSwain) (1781 - 1857) Died after 1871; daughter of Alexander "Trader" McSwain b. 1740 and Nannie (Fawling) Downing b. abt 1746-50.She married abt 1796, Avery Vann Jr. (buried at this cem.), *see his gravesite for their chil... |
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Martha Vann (McNair) (1812 - 1875) Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy : Aug 19 2022, 13:38:30 UTC |
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Martha Elizabeth Mayes (Vann) (1852 - 1907) Martha Vann was born on October 04, 1852 in the Saline District, Cherokee Nation. Her parents were David Vann and Martha McNair, both Cherokee. Martha's father was killed in the Civil War. She married ... |
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Mary Vann (Hughes) (c.1770 - c.1831) |
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Mary Vann (Lewis) (deceased) |
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Mary Vann (1715 - 1790) Partners; Phillip Lightfoot 3 Colonel Phillips Lightfoot and his uncle, Thomas Lightfoot (who was brother of Capt John Lightfoot of Eutaw, AL).Arawak Language: Ga Ho Ga LITERALLY Deer Clan People [Ho] ... |
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Mary Vann (unknown) (c.1718 - bef.1759) Not the same as Mary Vann Mary (unknown) Born about 1718 in North Carolina Died between 1757 - 1759 Daughter of an unknown man and Mary (Unknown) Barnes Step daughter of Richard Barnes Wif... |
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Mary Mourning Vann (Robertson) (1784 - 1864) In 1850 James Vann and Mary Mourning Robertson (Vann) came to Russell Co. Al. with their family. |
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Mary Vann / Arawak & Old Cheraw (1699 - 1742) Not a known wife of (RIvers) Bernard- Rowe-Clack was born in Source states Maryland, MD, United States. Her parents were FNU Rivers / Arawak and Hannah Holland. She died in 1742 in Tatnais Swamp, Berti... |
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Mary Delilah Mayes (Vann) (deceased) |
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Mary Frances ‘Polly’ Archer (Vann) (1825 - 1921) Biography Mary "Polly" Vann was born in the Cherokee Nation (East) about 1825. She was the daughter of Joseph Teautle Vann and Catherine Rowe, both Cherokee. [1] The family emigrated to Indian Territ... |
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Nancy Vann (deceased) |
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Nancy Childress (Vann) (1790 - 1860) VANN (JOHN U-WA-NI, JOHN CHEROKEE, SISTER OF RAVEN, A-NU-WE-GI MOYTOY, MOYTOY, A-MA-DO-YA) was born Abt. 1790.She married LEMUEL CHILDRESS, son of _____ CHILDRESS.He was born 1793.More About LEMUEL CHI... |
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Nancy Childress (Vann/Vaughn) (1800 - 1860) Not a known daughter of Jennie Thompson , a Cherokee woman who never left Georgia and had only one child, a son named William Thompson. Jennie is well documented in the Moravian Diaries. Nancy Vann SNP... |
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Nancy "Nannie" Guinn (Vann) (c.1775 - aft.1827) Nancy was a Cherokee woman Biography Nancy "Nannie" Vann was born about 1774 near Spring Place, Georgia, the daughter of a white trader, Joseph Vann and a Cherokee mother named War-li. She was the... |
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Nancy Sophia Stephens (Vann) (1772 - 1857) Nancy Vann Stephens BIRTH 20 Dec 1772 South Carolina, USA DEATH 21 Sep 1857 (aged 84) Palo Pinto County, Texas, USA BURIAL Crawford Cemetery Palo Pinto County, Texas, USA MEMORIAL ID 19424022 · View So... |
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N.N. (deceased) Mother of James Vann is not known |
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NN Vann (NN) (c.1695 - c.1770) Biography A previous version of this profile claimed, without source, that her name was Mary or Cherokee Woman Anikawi.[citation needed] John Vann was a white man from Virginia who moved to Chowan C... |
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Peggy Joyce Vann (Waters) (1939 - 2013) Birth: Sep. 27, 1939 Death: Jul. 7, 2013Peggy Waters Vann, 73, of Centerville, Tennessee, educator, wife and mother, died at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville on July 7, 2013 as her c... |
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Peggy Vann (Unknown) (deceased) Peggy was a Cherokee woman Not the same as Margaret ‘Peggy’ Crutchfield _____ From: Chief James Vann II (b. Abt 1766 - d. Bef. 21 Feb 1809) His known wives and children were [7] ... Elizabeth Hi... |
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Polly Terrapin (c.1768 - c.1833) In March, 1830, "a half-breed woman named Vann about 60 years old" fell from the steamboat "Reindeer" near the junction of the White and Arkansas Rivers and drowned (cited by Grant Foreman, INDIAN REMO... |
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Sallie Blackburn Vore (Vann) (1828 - 1890) |
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Sallie Musgrove (Vann) (1818 - 1882) Robert Rogers and Sallie Vann's two children were Margaret Lavinia Rogers who married Allison Woodville Timberlake and Clement Vann Rogers, who married first Mary A. Schrimsher and married second, Mary... |
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Sarah Vann (Walker) (1820 - 1889) Biography== Sarah (Walker) Vann was born in 1820 in Madison Co., AL. Her parents were William Joe Walker of MS and Larina Walker of MS . Sarah "Sally" married Thomas Vann, III . Together they had the f... |
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Sarah Hogh (Vann) (1693 - 1760) Spelling Screenshot of the correct spelling: Hooe and her name was only spelled Hogh and in the same neighboring plantations to Wood, Hill, Bland, and Hooe, not Ghogh. Please do not obscure names in th... |
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Sarah Buchanan (Vann) Grayson (1813 - 1885) Generation-VannThomas Vann, II and Martha Buchanan They had 10 children:Lucretia Vann, d. 1845 +2-2-1837-Madison Co., Al. to Duncastle Buford, b. 1805-Bedford Co., Va. d. 1835-Madison Co., Al.Sarah Buc... |
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Sarah Hodges (Vann?) (c.1693 - c.1760) Evidence needed to support as daughter of Captain James William Wilkins & Ann Wilkins WIVES of Richard Hodges and their children: On Ancestry there is info that addresses the confusion over Richa... |
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Sarah Vann (unknown) (1667 - 1740) Sarah " Sukie Oocaneechi Cornstalk" Vann* Birth 1667 of Nansemond, Virginia, United States* Death (1740) in Chowan, North Carolina, United States (see notes)Probably not the same as Oocaneechi Sarah "S... |
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Sarah 'Sally' Nicholson (Vann) (aft.1797 - bef.1870) Sarah was a Cherokee woman Biography Sally (Sarah) Vann was the daughter of James Vann and Jennie Foster one of his nine wives. According to the Moravians, Sally was a student at their Spring Plac... |
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Susanna Crutchfield (Vann) (1752 - c.1800) VANN (EDWARD2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1752, and died Abt. 1800 in Wilkes Co, GA.She married JOHN CRUTCHFIELD (Source: Emmet Starr, A59.).He was born Abt. 1750, and died Abt. 1810 in Wilkes Co, GA. More A... |
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Thomas B. Vann, I (1747 - 1839) VANN I (EDWARD, JOHN) was born Abt. 1748 in Chowan Co, NC, and died Abt. 1839 in Madison Co, AL.He married ANN _____.She was born Abt. 1752. Children of THOMAS VANN and ANN _____ are: * i. BRYAN VAN... |
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Tommie Q. Vann (1902 - 1969) Tommie Q Vann BIRTH 26 Feb 1902 DEATH 22 Jan 1969 (aged 66) BURIAL Pinecrest Cemetery & Mausoleum Vidalia, Toombs County, Georgia, USA MEMORIAL ID 116340578 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 3 FLOWERS 1 ... |
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Wah-li Vann (aft.1747 - c.1833) This person is Cherokee Biography As with most early Cherokee, especially women, there are few documented facts about the birth and early life of Wah-li (Wur-li, Wa-li, Wa-Wli). She was a member o... |
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William Vann, of Chowan County (1663 - bef.1740) William Vann, of Chowan County *Gender: Male*Birth: seen as December 26, 1663 Saint Pancreas Soper Lane, London, Middlesex, England *Death: between April 16, 1735 (Will written) and August 11, 1740 (wi... |