Tahlequah/Park Hill
Top photo of the Watkins Family at the Cherokee War Memorial in Park Hill, OK. Bottom Photo of Dr. Littlefirld at the TOTA Meeting in Park Hill.
Tahlequah/Park Hill
Top photo of Jake Baker and Dr. Littlefield at the TOTA Meeting in Park Hill. Bottom Photograph of Jake after introducing Dottie Ridenour.
Tahlequah/Park Hill
Top photograph of Rod Watkins, Dottie Ridenour, Betty Baker, and Mary Adair. bottom photograph of Dottie Ridenour and Mary Adair.
HorseChief
Clipping of a photograph picturing David and Lena HorseChief, with children.
Tahlequah/Park Hill
top photo of Dona Clark, Secratary of the Tablbot Liberty and museum. Bottom photograph of a bridge ans sign on Hwy 59, North of Dutch Mills, Arkansas.
Tahlequah/Park Hill
Top photo of the Location of Major Ridge's Assassination . Bottom photograph of the large shard looking gravestone, James A. Starr's Grave, in Oak Cemetery.
Tahlequah/Park Hill
Top Photograph of Shirley and her daughter at oak Cemetery, bottom photograph is of the atkins children at Elias Boudinot's Grave in Park Hill.
Tahlequah/Park Hill
Top Photograph of a girl petting a cow. Bottom Photograph of Shannon Watkins, Rod Watkins, and Dottie Ridenour at Stand's Historical Marker in Polson Cemetry.
Tahlequah/Park Hill
Top photograph of Dogwoods in full bloom. Bottom Photograph of deer hunting lodge that shannon Watkins Cooks at called Cherokee Spur Ranch.
Tahlequah/Park Hill
Top photograph of Cherokee Spur Ranch. Bottom Photograph of the loft at Cherokee Ranch.
Cherokee Garb
Photograph of ten women in cherokee dress.
Tahlequah/Park Hill
top Photograph of The Cherokee Gambiling god Poker Face- South of Vinita. Bottom photograph of the watkins family at the Echota House Resturant
Texas Cherokee
Email from Texas Cherokee Acknowledgment & Claims Project Research Director to Debbie Garrettabout the relitives of Texas Chief, Richard Fieldss.
Email Corraspondance
Email corraspondance between Paul Ridenour and L. W. Wilson in relation to the verification of liniage.
Handwritten Notes
Handwritten information on Nancy Ward, including her early life and information on her descendants. There is also a handwritten card about a program at a picnic.
Handwritten Notes
Handwritten information on Nancy Ward, including her early life and information on her descendants. There is also a handwritten card about a program at a picnic.
Newsletter of the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward
This newsletter talks about the next meeting for the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward that will be held on March 25, 1995. It also talks about how the Vice President of the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward, Mack Starr, passed away. …
Newsletter of the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward
Continuation of Newsletter of the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward, February 1995.
Newsletter of the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward
Continuation of Newsletter of the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward, February 1995.
Newsletter of the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward
Continuation of Newsletter of the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward, February 1995.
Newsletter of the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward
Continuation of Newsletter of the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward, February 1995.
Most Beloved Woman
Poem about Nancy Ward. There is also a proposed logo for the Association of the Descendants of Nancy Ward and what meaning parts of the logo have.
Hampton House Studios
Art magazine featuring paintings done by Ben and Patsy Hampton. There is also information on the father-daughter duo.
The Chief Who Loved the Children and Nancy Ward's tomb
Poem about Nancy Ward and image of her tomb. There are multiple copies of each.
Descendants of Nancy Ward
Information about the descendants of Nancy Ward. There is a lot of information about the research done by Dr. Emmet Starr on Cherokee families and genealogy.
