Daughter of James Dougherty, Jr & Mary Elizabeth Dean.
Cynthia was born in Big Savanna River, Tinswattee, Cheerokee Nation East, Georgia.
She Married (1) Daniel David Ledbetter (2) Jeremiah Horn.
Children with Daniel David Ledbetter:
Margaret Jane Ledbetter Horn 1830-1914
John D. Ledbetter 1834-1862(Civil War)
Aletha Ann Ledbetter Pate 1836-1902
Sarah Elizabeth Ledbetter Sublette 1839-1861
Children with Jeremiah Horn:
Ruth Ellen Horn Martin 1846-1905
Cynthia Caroline Horn McNeil 1849-1929
Charles Wesley Horn 1852-1934
Cynthia Horn is the Cherokee tie to the Pate family. The Horn (now called Hunt) family cemetery is located approximately 7 miles west of the city of Mckinny, Texas. It was deed to the family by Charles Wesley Horn, son William Jeremiah Horn and Cynthia Dougherty Ledbetter on Sept 12, 1888 in Collin County, Texas. A certified copy of the deed is held by Barbara Horn, Louise Ruble and George Leigh. There are thirteen graves in the cemetery.
CHEROKEE CLAIMS - GOING SNAKE DISTRICT - 1842 - #75 To Scinthia Ledbetter, late of Hickory Log District, Cherokee Nation East, removed by water in 1832 under the Supt. B. F. Curry, and now resides in Going Snake District Cherokee Nation.
1817 - for amount due me from a white man $125.00
1826 - 1 young mare $100.00
$200.00
Scinthia Ledbetter being duly sworn states she is the only heir of James Dougherty, her father, he died about twelve years ago and the above amount charged due me from a white man is for money that my father loaned in his lifetime to a white man named George McDuffie who after he had borrowed money in the year 1817, he ran off without paying back the money for which the note is still standing against said McDuffie, in the year 1824 my father had two horses stolen from him, the above young mare charged was one of them, the horse my father got back from the white man that had stolen them, but the mare has never been recovered and my father never did receive any pay for either of the above charges in his life time.
Sworn & Subscribed before me Scinthia Ledbetter (her X mark) This 9th of April 1842
Ignatius A. Few Clk. D Ct.
Robert Libby
Cynthia was born in Big Savanna River, Tinswattee, Cheerokee Nation East, Georgia.
She Married (1) Daniel David Ledbetter (2) Jeremiah Horn.
Children with Daniel David Ledbetter:
Margaret Jane Ledbetter Horn 1830-1914
John D. Ledbetter 1834-1862(Civil War)
Aletha Ann Ledbetter Pate 1836-1902
Sarah Elizabeth Ledbetter Sublette 1839-1861
Children with Jeremiah Horn:
Ruth Ellen Horn Martin 1846-1905
Cynthia Caroline Horn McNeil 1849-1929
Charles Wesley Horn 1852-1934
Cynthia Horn is the Cherokee tie to the Pate family. The Horn (now called Hunt) family cemetery is located approximately 7 miles west of the city of Mckinny, Texas. It was deed to the family by Charles Wesley Horn, son William Jeremiah Horn and Cynthia Dougherty Ledbetter on Sept 12, 1888 in Collin County, Texas. A certified copy of the deed is held by Barbara Horn, Louise Ruble and George Leigh. There are thirteen graves in the cemetery.
CHEROKEE CLAIMS - GOING SNAKE DISTRICT - 1842 - #75 To Scinthia Ledbetter, late of Hickory Log District, Cherokee Nation East, removed by water in 1832 under the Supt. B. F. Curry, and now resides in Going Snake District Cherokee Nation.
1817 - for amount due me from a white man $125.00
1826 - 1 young mare $100.00
$200.00
Scinthia Ledbetter being duly sworn states she is the only heir of James Dougherty, her father, he died about twelve years ago and the above amount charged due me from a white man is for money that my father loaned in his lifetime to a white man named George McDuffie who after he had borrowed money in the year 1817, he ran off without paying back the money for which the note is still standing against said McDuffie, in the year 1824 my father had two horses stolen from him, the above young mare charged was one of them, the horse my father got back from the white man that had stolen them, but the mare has never been recovered and my father never did receive any pay for either of the above charges in his life time.
Sworn & Subscribed before me Scinthia Ledbetter (her X mark) This 9th of April 1842
Ignatius A. Few Clk. D Ct.
Robert Libby
Daughter of James Dougherty, Jr & Mary Elizabeth Dean.
Cynthia was born in Big Savanna River, Tinswattee, Cheerokee Nation East, Georgia.
She Married (1) Daniel David Ledbetter (2) Jeremiah Horn.
Children with Daniel David Ledbetter:
Margaret Jane Ledbetter Horn 1830-1914
John D. Ledbetter 1834-1862(Civil War)
Aletha Ann Ledbetter Pate 1836-1902
Sarah Elizabeth Ledbetter Sublette 1839-1861
Children with Jeremiah Horn:
Ruth Ellen Horn Martin 1846-1905
Cynthia Caroline Horn McNeil 1849-1929
Charles Wesley Horn 1852-1934
Cynthia Horn is the Cherokee tie to the Pate family. The Horn (now called Hunt) family cemetery is located approximately 7 miles west of the city of Mckinny, Texas. It was deed to the family by Charles Wesley Horn, son William Jeremiah Horn and Cynthia Dougherty Ledbetter on Sept 12, 1888 in Collin County, Texas. A certified copy of the deed is held by Barbara Horn, Louise Ruble and George Leigh. There are thirteen graves in the cemetery.
CHEROKEE CLAIMS - GOING SNAKE DISTRICT - 1842 - #75 To Scinthia Ledbetter, late of Hickory Log District, Cherokee Nation East, removed by water in 1832 under the Supt. B. F. Curry, and now resides in Going Snake District Cherokee Nation.
1817 - for amount due me from a white man $125.00
1826 - 1 young mare $100.00
$200.00
Scinthia Ledbetter being duly sworn states she is the only heir of James Dougherty, her father, he died about twelve years ago and the above amount charged due me from a white man is for money that my father loaned in his lifetime to a white man named George McDuffie who after he had borrowed money in the year 1817, he ran off without paying back the money for which the note is still standing against said McDuffie, in the year 1824 my father had two horses stolen from him, the above young mare charged was one of them, the horse my father got back from the white man that had stolen them, but the mare has never been recovered and my father never did receive any pay for either of the above charges in his life time.
Sworn & Subscribed before me Scinthia Ledbetter (her X mark) This 9th of April 1842
Ignatius A. Few Clk. D Ct.
Robert Libby
Cynthia was born in Big Savanna River, Tinswattee, Cheerokee Nation East, Georgia.
She Married (1) Daniel David Ledbetter (2) Jeremiah Horn.
Children with Daniel David Ledbetter:
Margaret Jane Ledbetter Horn 1830-1914
John D. Ledbetter 1834-1862(Civil War)
Aletha Ann Ledbetter Pate 1836-1902
Sarah Elizabeth Ledbetter Sublette 1839-1861
Children with Jeremiah Horn:
Ruth Ellen Horn Martin 1846-1905
Cynthia Caroline Horn McNeil 1849-1929
Charles Wesley Horn 1852-1934
Cynthia Horn is the Cherokee tie to the Pate family. The Horn (now called Hunt) family cemetery is located approximately 7 miles west of the city of Mckinny, Texas. It was deed to the family by Charles Wesley Horn, son William Jeremiah Horn and Cynthia Dougherty Ledbetter on Sept 12, 1888 in Collin County, Texas. A certified copy of the deed is held by Barbara Horn, Louise Ruble and George Leigh. There are thirteen graves in the cemetery.
CHEROKEE CLAIMS - GOING SNAKE DISTRICT - 1842 - #75 To Scinthia Ledbetter, late of Hickory Log District, Cherokee Nation East, removed by water in 1832 under the Supt. B. F. Curry, and now resides in Going Snake District Cherokee Nation.
1817 - for amount due me from a white man $125.00
1826 - 1 young mare $100.00
$200.00
Scinthia Ledbetter being duly sworn states she is the only heir of James Dougherty, her father, he died about twelve years ago and the above amount charged due me from a white man is for money that my father loaned in his lifetime to a white man named George McDuffie who after he had borrowed money in the year 1817, he ran off without paying back the money for which the note is still standing against said McDuffie, in the year 1824 my father had two horses stolen from him, the above young mare charged was one of them, the horse my father got back from the white man that had stolen them, but the mare has never been recovered and my father never did receive any pay for either of the above charges in his life time.
Sworn & Subscribed before me Scinthia Ledbetter (her X mark) This 9th of April 1842
Ignatius A. Few Clk. D Ct.
Robert Libby
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