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___??__ LOVELESS ____|
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|--Kurt LOVELESS
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| _Frank ROMNEY _____________|
| | m 1922 |
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|_Gladys ROMNEY ______|
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| _Richard Wesley, Sr. MCALLISTER _+
| | (1824 - 1904) m 1844
| _Joseph Warrington MCALLISTER _|_Elizabeth Eleanor BELL _________
| | (1854 - 1930) m 1885 (1823 - 1899)
|_Gladys Walker MCALLISTER _|
(1900 - 1935) m 1922 |
| _Charles Lowell WALKER __________+
| | (1832 - 1904) m 1861
|_Agatha Abigail WALKER ________|_Abigail MIDDLEMASS _____________
(1866 - 1947) m 1885 (1842 - 1931)
[10993] All data from Lewis.
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_J. W. WORTMAN ______|
| (1831 - 1900) |
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|--Flora E. LOVELL
| (1861 - 1889)
| _Thomas KINNEY ______
| | (1753 - 1842)
| _John KINNEY ________|_Anna __??__ ________
| | (1776 - 1857) m 1799 (1749 - 1841)
| _Thomas J. KINNEY ___|
| | (1800 - 1865) m 1823|
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| | |_Susannah __??__ ____|_____________________
| | (1778 - 1861) m 1799
|_Mary E. KINNEY _____|
(1832 - 1904) |
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|_Nancy BRIGGS _______|
(1803 - 1880) m 1823|
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[3956] All data from Kinney.
[4868] All data from Kinney.
[4797] All data from Kinney.
[1704] All data from Marshall.
[8463] All data from Lewis.
[12925]
George was the second chief of the Cherokee nation. Birth place,birth and death dates from Hoyt's Issue Fall 1990. From samepublication his Cherokee name was Agi'li (He Is Rising). Data alsofrom Hoyt's Issue Fall 1991. See American Indian Connections.
He had the Cherokee name which was Agili ("He is rising"), thecontractionof an old Cherokee name Agin-Agili (Rising-fawn"). MajorLowry was one of the great leaders of the Cherokee Nation, during thecritical period of its development as a republic, thirty years thatsaw the establishment of its constitutional government, itsimmigration to the Indian Territory, and its founding as a nationwest. For many years up to about 1820, he was town chief of Willstown,Cherokee Nation (in Eastern Alabama), a position that was hereditaryunder the old tribal form of government. His monument at the NationalCemetery at Tahlequah, reads:"...Erected by order of the NationalCouncil. "Many years member of the Church of Christ. Ruling Elder ofthe Church at Willstown, Deacon of the Church at Park Hill. Hefulfilled the duties of every office well. An honest man, A SpotlessPatriot, A Devoted Christian. "Visited President Washington as adelegate for the Cherokee Nation 1791 or 92. Captain of the Lighthouse1810. Member of First National Committee of 1814. One of thedelegation who negotiated the Treaty of 1819. Member of the Committeewho formed the Constitution of 1827. Also that of 1839. ElectedAssistant Principal Chief 1828 and often afterwards. At his death amember of Executive Council. Filled various other public offices."
Ref: Hoyt's Issue Fall 1990, p.623; Springplace, Moravian Mission andThe Ward Family Of The Cherokee Nation By Muriel H. Wright, from thegenealogical notes of Miss Clara A. Ward.