Daughter of George Scott
Died after June 2, 1879
md: John Latta
*Susan Dunham, daughter of Lewis and Elizabeth (Latta) Tyner, reported her grandparent's names as John Latta and Fannie
*Robert J Tyner so/ Lewis Tyner and Elizabeth Latta reported grandmother's name as Frances Latty nee Scott
*Sarah Ann Latta Tittle Fuller do/ Nancy and Pierson Latta reported her grandmother's name as Francis Scott and she md John Latty
*Felix Latta son of George Washington Latta stated grandparents as John and Fanny Latta
*Jefferson Kansas Tyner son of Hiram and Martha (Latta) Tyner states his grandparents are John and Martha (Scott) Latty
*Mary A Tyner Hibbs, dau of Hiram and Martha (Latta) Tyner stated her grandparents as John Latty and Sarah Latty nee Scott
Sarah Ann Latty Fuller daughter of Nancy and Pierson Latty lists children of John and Frances (Scott) Latta]
My mother had a host of brothers and sisters. One of her sisters were enrolled. Her name was Sarah Webb, nee Latty. She told me that she was enrolled. She was not known by any other name. I do not know where she was living at the time of her enrollment. She always remained East of the Mississippi. Her husband was ill and they could not come west. There was Lucinda Latty, Margot Latty, they never married; Susan married a Kiner; she was married since 1851. My mother had a brother John Allen; Allen lived in the Territory in 1851; he came with the Emigration; he has a son Joe and a daughter Eliza. My mother had a sister Peggy, who never married, who lived, in the Territory. Another brother was Jefferson; he lived in th
e Chickasaw Nation the last I know of him. He lived in Missouri and also in the Territory after the war. I don't know that he did not live in the Territory before the war. Wash Latty was my mother's brother and Diver was his son's name. He lived in the Territory Uncle Wash died in time of the war. I have seen my Uncles (526, 528 Saline.)
CENSUS:
1830 Williamson Co., Tennessee Census-Census Film #024540 shows a
John Latty,
with one male under 5,
2 from 5-9 years old,
1 from 15-19,
1 male 20-29, and
one male 60-69,
1 female 5-9,
1 female 15-19,
3 females 20-29, and
1 female 40-49.
1850 census for District 27, Hamilton, Tennessee; Household No. 498
John Latta 92 M SC (1758)
Fanny Latta 72 or 42 (difficult to read) F (1778)
Sarah Latta 32 F (1818)
Lucinda Latta 28 F (1822)
Elizabeth Latta 26 F (1824)
Margaret Latta 22 F (1828)
Louisa Latta 20 F (1830)
Jefferson Latta 18 M (1832)
James Latta 3 M
Susan Latta 2/12 F
(James 3 is Susan "Susie" (Latta) Tyner' son. Susan 2mo is dau of Lewis Tyner and Elizabeth Latta)
FamilySearch:
1860 census for Mc Donald, Missouri Ward: Pineville Township Family Number: 237 Film Number: 803633 DGS Number: 4233982 Image Number: 00040
Frances Latty 70 1790 TN
Sarah Latty 40 1820 TN
Lucinda Latty 35 1825 TN
Margaret Latty 28 1832 TN
Susan Latty 25 1835 TN
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I have seen this document on the web now and then over the years. This one is the best one yet and most complete I have seen so far
(I have not seen this original document)
Tahlequah, June 2, 1879
Your petitioner respectfully represents that he is a Cherokee by blood and at present residing in the Cherokee Nation and therefore petitions your Honorable court to be admitted to the rights of Citizenship to the Cherokee Nation.
Benjamin Brackett
Statement of Francis Latta, who being sworn on part of claiment says:
I will be ninty six years of age the 5th day of next month.
I was well acquainted with John Wilkerson in the old Cherokee Nation. He was regarded as a Cherokee citizenship.
I knew his mother well and she belonged to the Wolf family (clan).
It has been about seventy-five years ago I first got acquainted with John Wilkerson.
John Wilkerson and his mother talked the Cherokee language. His mother spoke broken English.
John Wilkerson lived when I first knew him near Maker Jack Cove on the Tennessee River.
John Wilkerson had seven children by my sister and his other wife I think had five.
He had a first wife in South carolina and two after he came to the old Cherokee Nation. My sister and mother.
John Wilkerson came from South Carolina to the Old Cherokee Nation at lest he said he did.
He had sons named Uriah and William Wilkerson. Nelly Wilkerson was said to be a sister to Uriah and William Wilkerson.
I do not know how long after John Wilkerson came into the old nation that his sons Uriah and Wm came but the sons came afterwards.
Wm, Uriah and nelly were the children of John Wilkerson by the South Carolina wife.
John Wilkerson's Cherokee wife named Cootiah by whom I think he had five children named Aaron, Dick, George and James.*
I was acquainted most with William and Uriah Wilkerson after they came into the Old Cherokee Nation. I never heard their rights to Cherokee Citizenship disputed there.
I was present when Uriah's house was burned. There was no corn to cut down by soldiers. It was cold up there.
I am the mother of Allen (?Tatton?) He was a _____ by _____?
Uriah, Williams house was burned.
John Wilkerson's children by my sister were named Hyram, Jefferson, Lewis, Lydia, Tom, George, Linda.
I am a Catawba__ by blood. My father was also. I was born in North carolina near the Catawba lands. The Catawba lands may have join both North & South Carolina.
I do not speak the Cherokee Language. I do understand it much.
I knew John Wilkerson's Mother. She lived near Macker Jack Cove. Her name was Mollie. Claimed white and Cherokee blood.
During the Revolution War John Wilkerson's father went to nintysix South Carolina and afterward his wife went down and they remained there until their children were grown. Two of whom there married .**
I neither knew claimant, his father or mother.
Old man Wilkerson got mad with the widow and had her house burned,. He and the widow's sister were going to be married.
A__? married a man named Hubbard. The mother of Nellie Wilkerson I suppose was a white woman. Hubbard I suppose was a white man.
June 2, 1879 Francis Latta -
J. A. Sialis, Clerk
Died after June 2, 1879
md: John Latta
*Susan Dunham, daughter of Lewis and Elizabeth (Latta) Tyner, reported her grandparent's names as John Latta and Fannie
*Robert J Tyner so/ Lewis Tyner and Elizabeth Latta reported grandmother's name as Frances Latty nee Scott
*Sarah Ann Latta Tittle Fuller do/ Nancy and Pierson Latta reported her grandmother's name as Francis Scott and she md John Latty
*Felix Latta son of George Washington Latta stated grandparents as John and Fanny Latta
*Jefferson Kansas Tyner son of Hiram and Martha (Latta) Tyner states his grandparents are John and Martha (Scott) Latty
*Mary A Tyner Hibbs, dau of Hiram and Martha (Latta) Tyner stated her grandparents as John Latty and Sarah Latty nee Scott
Sarah Ann Latty Fuller daughter of Nancy and Pierson Latty lists children of John and Frances (Scott) Latta]
My mother had a host of brothers and sisters. One of her sisters were enrolled. Her name was Sarah Webb, nee Latty. She told me that she was enrolled. She was not known by any other name. I do not know where she was living at the time of her enrollment. She always remained East of the Mississippi. Her husband was ill and they could not come west. There was Lucinda Latty, Margot Latty, they never married; Susan married a Kiner; she was married since 1851. My mother had a brother John Allen; Allen lived in the Territory in 1851; he came with the Emigration; he has a son Joe and a daughter Eliza. My mother had a sister Peggy, who never married, who lived, in the Territory. Another brother was Jefferson; he lived in th
e Chickasaw Nation the last I know of him. He lived in Missouri and also in the Territory after the war. I don't know that he did not live in the Territory before the war. Wash Latty was my mother's brother and Diver was his son's name. He lived in the Territory Uncle Wash died in time of the war. I have seen my Uncles (526, 528 Saline.)
CENSUS:
1830 Williamson Co., Tennessee Census-Census Film #024540 shows a
John Latty,
with one male under 5,
2 from 5-9 years old,
1 from 15-19,
1 male 20-29, and
one male 60-69,
1 female 5-9,
1 female 15-19,
3 females 20-29, and
1 female 40-49.
1850 census for District 27, Hamilton, Tennessee; Household No. 498
John Latta 92 M SC (1758)
Fanny Latta 72 or 42 (difficult to read) F (1778)
Sarah Latta 32 F (1818)
Lucinda Latta 28 F (1822)
Elizabeth Latta 26 F (1824)
Margaret Latta 22 F (1828)
Louisa Latta 20 F (1830)
Jefferson Latta 18 M (1832)
James Latta 3 M
Susan Latta 2/12 F
(James 3 is Susan "Susie" (Latta) Tyner' son. Susan 2mo is dau of Lewis Tyner and Elizabeth Latta)
FamilySearch:
1860 census for Mc Donald, Missouri Ward: Pineville Township Family Number: 237 Film Number: 803633 DGS Number: 4233982 Image Number: 00040
Frances Latty 70 1790 TN
Sarah Latty 40 1820 TN
Lucinda Latty 35 1825 TN
Margaret Latty 28 1832 TN
Susan Latty 25 1835 TN
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I have seen this document on the web now and then over the years. This one is the best one yet and most complete I have seen so far
(I have not seen this original document)
Tahlequah, June 2, 1879
Your petitioner respectfully represents that he is a Cherokee by blood and at present residing in the Cherokee Nation and therefore petitions your Honorable court to be admitted to the rights of Citizenship to the Cherokee Nation.
Benjamin Brackett
Statement of Francis Latta, who being sworn on part of claiment says:
I will be ninty six years of age the 5th day of next month.
I was well acquainted with John Wilkerson in the old Cherokee Nation. He was regarded as a Cherokee citizenship.
I knew his mother well and she belonged to the Wolf family (clan).
It has been about seventy-five years ago I first got acquainted with John Wilkerson.
John Wilkerson and his mother talked the Cherokee language. His mother spoke broken English.
John Wilkerson lived when I first knew him near Maker Jack Cove on the Tennessee River.
John Wilkerson had seven children by my sister and his other wife I think had five.
He had a first wife in South carolina and two after he came to the old Cherokee Nation. My sister and mother.
John Wilkerson came from South Carolina to the Old Cherokee Nation at lest he said he did.
He had sons named Uriah and William Wilkerson. Nelly Wilkerson was said to be a sister to Uriah and William Wilkerson.
I do not know how long after John Wilkerson came into the old nation that his sons Uriah and Wm came but the sons came afterwards.
Wm, Uriah and nelly were the children of John Wilkerson by the South Carolina wife.
John Wilkerson's Cherokee wife named Cootiah by whom I think he had five children named Aaron, Dick, George and James.*
I was acquainted most with William and Uriah Wilkerson after they came into the Old Cherokee Nation. I never heard their rights to Cherokee Citizenship disputed there.
I was present when Uriah's house was burned. There was no corn to cut down by soldiers. It was cold up there.
I am the mother of Allen (?Tatton?) He was a _____ by _____?
Uriah, Williams house was burned.
John Wilkerson's children by my sister were named Hyram, Jefferson, Lewis, Lydia, Tom, George, Linda.
I am a Catawba__ by blood. My father was also. I was born in North carolina near the Catawba lands. The Catawba lands may have join both North & South Carolina.
I do not speak the Cherokee Language. I do understand it much.
I knew John Wilkerson's Mother. She lived near Macker Jack Cove. Her name was Mollie. Claimed white and Cherokee blood.
During the Revolution War John Wilkerson's father went to nintysix South Carolina and afterward his wife went down and they remained there until their children were grown. Two of whom there married .**
I neither knew claimant, his father or mother.
Old man Wilkerson got mad with the widow and had her house burned,. He and the widow's sister were going to be married.
A__? married a man named Hubbard. The mother of Nellie Wilkerson I suppose was a white woman. Hubbard I suppose was a white man.
June 2, 1879 Francis Latta -
J. A. Sialis, Clerk
Daughter of George Scott
Died after June 2, 1879
md: John Latta
*Susan Dunham, daughter of Lewis and Elizabeth (Latta) Tyner, reported her grandparent's names as John Latta and Fannie
*Robert J Tyner so/ Lewis Tyner and Elizabeth Latta reported grandmother's name as Frances Latty nee Scott
*Sarah Ann Latta Tittle Fuller do/ Nancy and Pierson Latta reported her grandmother's name as Francis Scott and she md John Latty
*Felix Latta son of George Washington Latta stated grandparents as John and Fanny Latta
*Jefferson Kansas Tyner son of Hiram and Martha (Latta) Tyner states his grandparents are John and Martha (Scott) Latty
*Mary A Tyner Hibbs, dau of Hiram and Martha (Latta) Tyner stated her grandparents as John Latty and Sarah Latty nee Scott
Sarah Ann Latty Fuller daughter of Nancy and Pierson Latty lists children of John and Frances (Scott) Latta]
My mother had a host of brothers and sisters. One of her sisters were enrolled. Her name was Sarah Webb, nee Latty. She told me that she was enrolled. She was not known by any other name. I do not know where she was living at the time of her enrollment. She always remained East of the Mississippi. Her husband was ill and they could not come west. There was Lucinda Latty, Margot Latty, they never married; Susan married a Kiner; she was married since 1851. My mother had a brother John Allen; Allen lived in the Territory in 1851; he came with the Emigration; he has a son Joe and a daughter Eliza. My mother had a sister Peggy, who never married, who lived, in the Territory. Another brother was Jefferson; he lived in th
e Chickasaw Nation the last I know of him. He lived in Missouri and also in the Territory after the war. I don't know that he did not live in the Territory before the war. Wash Latty was my mother's brother and Diver was his son's name. He lived in the Territory Uncle Wash died in time of the war. I have seen my Uncles (526, 528 Saline.)
CENSUS:
1830 Williamson Co., Tennessee Census-Census Film #024540 shows a
John Latty,
with one male under 5,
2 from 5-9 years old,
1 from 15-19,
1 male 20-29, and
one male 60-69,
1 female 5-9,
1 female 15-19,
3 females 20-29, and
1 female 40-49.
1850 census for District 27, Hamilton, Tennessee; Household No. 498
John Latta 92 M SC (1758)
Fanny Latta 72 or 42 (difficult to read) F (1778)
Sarah Latta 32 F (1818)
Lucinda Latta 28 F (1822)
Elizabeth Latta 26 F (1824)
Margaret Latta 22 F (1828)
Louisa Latta 20 F (1830)
Jefferson Latta 18 M (1832)
James Latta 3 M
Susan Latta 2/12 F
(James 3 is Susan "Susie" (Latta) Tyner' son. Susan 2mo is dau of Lewis Tyner and Elizabeth Latta)
FamilySearch:
1860 census for Mc Donald, Missouri Ward: Pineville Township Family Number: 237 Film Number: 803633 DGS Number: 4233982 Image Number: 00040
Frances Latty 70 1790 TN
Sarah Latty 40 1820 TN
Lucinda Latty 35 1825 TN
Margaret Latty 28 1832 TN
Susan Latty 25 1835 TN
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I have seen this document on the web now and then over the years. This one is the best one yet and most complete I have seen so far
(I have not seen this original document)
Tahlequah, June 2, 1879
Your petitioner respectfully represents that he is a Cherokee by blood and at present residing in the Cherokee Nation and therefore petitions your Honorable court to be admitted to the rights of Citizenship to the Cherokee Nation.
Benjamin Brackett
Statement of Francis Latta, who being sworn on part of claiment says:
I will be ninty six years of age the 5th day of next month.
I was well acquainted with John Wilkerson in the old Cherokee Nation. He was regarded as a Cherokee citizenship.
I knew his mother well and she belonged to the Wolf family (clan).
It has been about seventy-five years ago I first got acquainted with John Wilkerson.
John Wilkerson and his mother talked the Cherokee language. His mother spoke broken English.
John Wilkerson lived when I first knew him near Maker Jack Cove on the Tennessee River.
John Wilkerson had seven children by my sister and his other wife I think had five.
He had a first wife in South carolina and two after he came to the old Cherokee Nation. My sister and mother.
John Wilkerson came from South Carolina to the Old Cherokee Nation at lest he said he did.
He had sons named Uriah and William Wilkerson. Nelly Wilkerson was said to be a sister to Uriah and William Wilkerson.
I do not know how long after John Wilkerson came into the old nation that his sons Uriah and Wm came but the sons came afterwards.
Wm, Uriah and nelly were the children of John Wilkerson by the South Carolina wife.
John Wilkerson's Cherokee wife named Cootiah by whom I think he had five children named Aaron, Dick, George and James.*
I was acquainted most with William and Uriah Wilkerson after they came into the Old Cherokee Nation. I never heard their rights to Cherokee Citizenship disputed there.
I was present when Uriah's house was burned. There was no corn to cut down by soldiers. It was cold up there.
I am the mother of Allen (?Tatton?) He was a _____ by _____?
Uriah, Williams house was burned.
John Wilkerson's children by my sister were named Hyram, Jefferson, Lewis, Lydia, Tom, George, Linda.
I am a Catawba__ by blood. My father was also. I was born in North carolina near the Catawba lands. The Catawba lands may have join both North & South Carolina.
I do not speak the Cherokee Language. I do understand it much.
I knew John Wilkerson's Mother. She lived near Macker Jack Cove. Her name was Mollie. Claimed white and Cherokee blood.
During the Revolution War John Wilkerson's father went to nintysix South Carolina and afterward his wife went down and they remained there until their children were grown. Two of whom there married .**
I neither knew claimant, his father or mother.
Old man Wilkerson got mad with the widow and had her house burned,. He and the widow's sister were going to be married.
A__? married a man named Hubbard. The mother of Nellie Wilkerson I suppose was a white woman. Hubbard I suppose was a white man.
June 2, 1879 Francis Latta -
J. A. Sialis, Clerk
Died after June 2, 1879
md: John Latta
*Susan Dunham, daughter of Lewis and Elizabeth (Latta) Tyner, reported her grandparent's names as John Latta and Fannie
*Robert J Tyner so/ Lewis Tyner and Elizabeth Latta reported grandmother's name as Frances Latty nee Scott
*Sarah Ann Latta Tittle Fuller do/ Nancy and Pierson Latta reported her grandmother's name as Francis Scott and she md John Latty
*Felix Latta son of George Washington Latta stated grandparents as John and Fanny Latta
*Jefferson Kansas Tyner son of Hiram and Martha (Latta) Tyner states his grandparents are John and Martha (Scott) Latty
*Mary A Tyner Hibbs, dau of Hiram and Martha (Latta) Tyner stated her grandparents as John Latty and Sarah Latty nee Scott
Sarah Ann Latty Fuller daughter of Nancy and Pierson Latty lists children of John and Frances (Scott) Latta]
My mother had a host of brothers and sisters. One of her sisters were enrolled. Her name was Sarah Webb, nee Latty. She told me that she was enrolled. She was not known by any other name. I do not know where she was living at the time of her enrollment. She always remained East of the Mississippi. Her husband was ill and they could not come west. There was Lucinda Latty, Margot Latty, they never married; Susan married a Kiner; she was married since 1851. My mother had a brother John Allen; Allen lived in the Territory in 1851; he came with the Emigration; he has a son Joe and a daughter Eliza. My mother had a sister Peggy, who never married, who lived, in the Territory. Another brother was Jefferson; he lived in th
e Chickasaw Nation the last I know of him. He lived in Missouri and also in the Territory after the war. I don't know that he did not live in the Territory before the war. Wash Latty was my mother's brother and Diver was his son's name. He lived in the Territory Uncle Wash died in time of the war. I have seen my Uncles (526, 528 Saline.)
CENSUS:
1830 Williamson Co., Tennessee Census-Census Film #024540 shows a
John Latty,
with one male under 5,
2 from 5-9 years old,
1 from 15-19,
1 male 20-29, and
one male 60-69,
1 female 5-9,
1 female 15-19,
3 females 20-29, and
1 female 40-49.
1850 census for District 27, Hamilton, Tennessee; Household No. 498
John Latta 92 M SC (1758)
Fanny Latta 72 or 42 (difficult to read) F (1778)
Sarah Latta 32 F (1818)
Lucinda Latta 28 F (1822)
Elizabeth Latta 26 F (1824)
Margaret Latta 22 F (1828)
Louisa Latta 20 F (1830)
Jefferson Latta 18 M (1832)
James Latta 3 M
Susan Latta 2/12 F
(James 3 is Susan "Susie" (Latta) Tyner' son. Susan 2mo is dau of Lewis Tyner and Elizabeth Latta)
FamilySearch:
1860 census for Mc Donald, Missouri Ward: Pineville Township Family Number: 237 Film Number: 803633 DGS Number: 4233982 Image Number: 00040
Frances Latty 70 1790 TN
Sarah Latty 40 1820 TN
Lucinda Latty 35 1825 TN
Margaret Latty 28 1832 TN
Susan Latty 25 1835 TN
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I have seen this document on the web now and then over the years. This one is the best one yet and most complete I have seen so far
(I have not seen this original document)
Tahlequah, June 2, 1879
Your petitioner respectfully represents that he is a Cherokee by blood and at present residing in the Cherokee Nation and therefore petitions your Honorable court to be admitted to the rights of Citizenship to the Cherokee Nation.
Benjamin Brackett
Statement of Francis Latta, who being sworn on part of claiment says:
I will be ninty six years of age the 5th day of next month.
I was well acquainted with John Wilkerson in the old Cherokee Nation. He was regarded as a Cherokee citizenship.
I knew his mother well and she belonged to the Wolf family (clan).
It has been about seventy-five years ago I first got acquainted with John Wilkerson.
John Wilkerson and his mother talked the Cherokee language. His mother spoke broken English.
John Wilkerson lived when I first knew him near Maker Jack Cove on the Tennessee River.
John Wilkerson had seven children by my sister and his other wife I think had five.
He had a first wife in South carolina and two after he came to the old Cherokee Nation. My sister and mother.
John Wilkerson came from South Carolina to the Old Cherokee Nation at lest he said he did.
He had sons named Uriah and William Wilkerson. Nelly Wilkerson was said to be a sister to Uriah and William Wilkerson.
I do not know how long after John Wilkerson came into the old nation that his sons Uriah and Wm came but the sons came afterwards.
Wm, Uriah and nelly were the children of John Wilkerson by the South Carolina wife.
John Wilkerson's Cherokee wife named Cootiah by whom I think he had five children named Aaron, Dick, George and James.*
I was acquainted most with William and Uriah Wilkerson after they came into the Old Cherokee Nation. I never heard their rights to Cherokee Citizenship disputed there.
I was present when Uriah's house was burned. There was no corn to cut down by soldiers. It was cold up there.
I am the mother of Allen (?Tatton?) He was a _____ by _____?
Uriah, Williams house was burned.
John Wilkerson's children by my sister were named Hyram, Jefferson, Lewis, Lydia, Tom, George, Linda.
I am a Catawba__ by blood. My father was also. I was born in North carolina near the Catawba lands. The Catawba lands may have join both North & South Carolina.
I do not speak the Cherokee Language. I do understand it much.
I knew John Wilkerson's Mother. She lived near Macker Jack Cove. Her name was Mollie. Claimed white and Cherokee blood.
During the Revolution War John Wilkerson's father went to nintysix South Carolina and afterward his wife went down and they remained there until their children were grown. Two of whom there married .**
I neither knew claimant, his father or mother.
Old man Wilkerson got mad with the widow and had her house burned,. He and the widow's sister were going to be married.
A__? married a man named Hubbard. The mother of Nellie Wilkerson I suppose was a white woman. Hubbard I suppose was a white man.
June 2, 1879 Francis Latta -
J. A. Sialis, Clerk
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