Stidham Roll of Creek Self-Emigrants, final list, part 2.

Special file 285 [M574, roll 77, frames 120-143]

Stidham Roll of Creek Self-Emigrants, 1886
Part 2

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This 1886 roll is based on an earlier 1870-71 Creek Self-Emigrant roll. The ages listed on both rolls are presumably the ages as of 1870-71 but could also be the age at the time of emigration. The earlier roll with many eliminations and corrections was finalized by G.W. Stidham in 1886 and used as the basis for payments to the Creek "self-emigrants". For more information see Senate Ex. Doc. No. 198

" Names of Creek Indians reported to the office by G.W. Stidham, special delegate, who emigrated, themselves and others, from the old Creek Nation, in Alabama, to the Creek Nation, Indian Territory, west of Arkansas, at their own charge and expense, and who subsisted themselves 12 months after their arrival."

Tolsee Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Tus ton nop chup co	m	60	Eu pock lotte kae Nar Komey Tar co sar harjo Tina Che par ney Tos sin ni chee Philip	f m m f m m m	54 30 28 24 16 14 18	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1838. Claims for transportation only. (For proof see deposition of Parhose Harjo or Phillip, Exhibit H.)

Tuck a batche Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Osoche He thle bo ye	m	50	Mar wo be Ar to te Ar ho yei? che Tommy Harjo Cap pe tan ne	f m f m m	40 15 8 15 20	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1835. Claims remuneration for transportation only.
Micco Yar holler	m	65	Cussup hoh ye Potty Ioka	f f f	50 35 40	Emigrated from Alabama to Texas in 1838, and from Texas to the Creek Nation in 1840. Claims full remuneration for transportation and subsistence for 12 months.
Is tar Ko na he	m	40	Echo e marthler	m	30	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation, Indian Territory, in 1840. Claims remuneration for transportation and subsistence for 12 months.

Tal war thloc co Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Tommy Harjo	m	58	Eliza	f	4	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1839. Claims for transportation only.

Fish Pond Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Hillis Harjo	m	21				Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1840. Claims remuneration for transportation and subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of Ho tul ke mah thla, Exhibit I.)
Ar pek ko che marthlar	m	60	Sa wa he che Sol lot hoh ke Chon e hoh ye Pin ka lee Ars ho ye Te wa lee Ar pa kee E meh kee Sim ma hah kee	m m m m m f f f f	22 22 20 10 16 20 20 16 50	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1834 & 1835. Claims remuneration for transportation and subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of Ho tul Ke mah thla, Exhibit I.)

Ar pe kar Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
To thlar tar ki	f	51	Sim ho mar har ke	f	19	Emigrated from Alabama to the Cherokee Nation in 1840 and from there to the Creek Nation in 1848. Claims remuneration for transportation and subsistence for 12 months.
Thlom me? hum ke marthla	m	45	Lucy Sop pe hoh ye Tol mo chus harjo John Lasley	f f m m	40 30 30 15	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1839. Claims transportation only. (For proof see depostion of John Tasley, Exhibit J.)

Ar tus see Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Sa fope ka	m	20				Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1841. Claims full remuneration for transportation and subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of Ho pe che, Exhibit K.)
Fok lote ka	m	20	Mo thli che Betsey Charkey	f f m	18 15 13	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1840. Claims same as above. (For proof see deposition of Ho pe che, Exhibit K.)
Ar tah thle	f	30	To kee	f	27	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1854. Claims same as above. (For proof see deposition of Ho pe che, Exhibit K.)
Hol th ka see	f	40	Sal o we Sa cha kee	f f	13 11	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1843. Claims same as above. (For proof see deposition of Ho pe che, Exhibit K.)

Lower Eufaula Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Henry Burgess	m	23				Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1838. Claims for transportation only.
Ok fuske micco	m	45	Yolth ka Te mo chee Lucy Che pon chlo co	f m f m	40 30 26 10	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1846. Claims remuneration for transportation and subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of Iney, Exhibit L.)
Yar te ka	m	30	Oak Lo cey In ka kee Iney John	f f f m	28 23 10 8	Same as above. (For proof see deposition of Iney, Exhibit L.)

Hit chi te Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Thomas Morris	m	18				Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1852. Claims for transportation and subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of G.W. Stidham, Exhibit AA.)
Mary Ann Jones	f	40	Thomas F. Rogers	m		Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1837. Claims as above. (For proof see deposition of G.W. Stidham, Exhibit AA.)
John Shepherd	m	30				Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1852. Claims same as above. (For proof see deposition of G.W. Stidham, Exhibit AA.)
Toh far lich che	f	20				Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1847. Claims same as above.
Cup pitcher fixico	m	65	Ho lo Yar wil ho ye	f f	60 33	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1840. Claims same as above.
Fol lin ho ye	f	50	Billy Jackson Sut che me ke Lucy Ful lich ho ye	m m f f f	32 6 39 3 30	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1847. Claims same as above. (For proof see deposition of Jackson Lewis, Exhibit M.)
So fop ha kee	m	40	Ton ne cha Sa wa chick ey	m m	42 39	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1841. Claims same as above.

Oke te yark ney Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Ar che michi	m	30				Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1833. Claims same as above. (For proof see deposition of G.W. Stidham, Exhibit AA.)

Hickory Ground Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Emarhla Harjo	m	50	Hon ni che Tim par he che Ho wi che Mon tal le Hoke te Tow we ler ke Pol ey	m m m m f f f	18 22 10 15 23 40 14	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in spring of 1837(1839?). Claims for transportation only. (For proof see deposition of Chowee Colbert, Exhibit N.)
Samuel Fisher	m	53	Vicey Fisher Minety Fisher William Fisher Jane Fisher Ann Fisher George Fisher Rebecca Fisher Richard Fisher Lucy Fisher Washington Darcus	f f m f f m f m f m f	45 29 17 18 21 19 15 13 55 28 27	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1847. Claims remuneration for transportation and subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of G.W. Fisher, Exhibit O.)
Angeline McCombs	f	50	Cornelia McCombs	f	45	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1877. Claims transportation and subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of Ward Coachman, Exhibit P.)
Eliza Ancil	f	27	Stephen Ancil William Ancil Malissa Ancil Sarah Ancil	m m f f	33 7 5 3	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1849. Claims as above. (For proof see deposition of G.W. Fisher, Exhibit O.)
Benjamin Knox	m	10	William Harvison Thomas C. Harvison Silla (servant)	m m f	8 6 14	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1846. The parents of these children died while on the journey through. Claim transportation and subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of Thomas C. Harvison, Exhibit Q.)

Co was sar da Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Chook McNac	f	50	John NcNac Polly McNac Jane McNac	m f f	16 18 14	Emigrated to the Creek Nation, Indian Territory, in 1847. Claims remuneration for transportation and subsistence for 12 months after arrival. (For proof see deposition of G.W. Fisher, Exhibit O.)

Kia li che Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Tim mon mar fiche	f	34				Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1843. Claims transportation and subsistence for 12 months after arrival. (For proof see deposition of Thla Thlo Yohola, Exhibit R.)
Jon ney	m	40	Par tee Wat tie You par tee Ar to thli Ke	f m f f	30 10 22 30	Started with emigration in 1836; were left on Mississippi River; stayed there two years; arrived in the Creek Nation in 1838. Claims transportation from the Mississippi River and subsistence for 12 months (For proof see deposition of Thla Thlo Yohola, Exhibit R.)
Cosista Harjo	m	60	Sampson	m	18	(For proof see deposition of Thla Thlo Yohola, Exhibit R.)

Hutch chupper Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Chular Fixico	m	50	Se yar fan narke Sal lar Ho Ke Poh he	f f f	45 42 35	Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1829. Claims transportation only. (For proof see deposition of Thla Thlo Yohola, Exhibit R.)

Tars ke kee Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Dick McNac	m	45	Adam Jeffrey Hardey Creacy George Toney Spaniard	m m m f m m	40 18 16 14 12 30	Emigrated form Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1838. Claims transportation and subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of Silas Jefferson, Exhibit S.)

Che ya haw Town

Names of person who emigrated themselves	sex	Age	Names of members of family	Sex	Age	Remarks
Powhatton Sims?	m	20				Emigrated from Alabama to the Creek Nation in 1855. Claims transportation and subsistence for 12 months after arriving.

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The following named persons were omitted from the corrected roll reported by G.W. Stidham, Special delegate, but, as shown by proof; emigrated, themselves and others, from the old Creek Nation in Alabama to the Creek Nation, Indian Territory, at their own charge and expense and subsisted themselves 12 months after their arrival:

Ar par tat Harjo, with family, as follows: Che wo ner (f), Peter Gibson (m), Walker (-), Jimmy (m), Lucinda (f), Hoke to che (f), John Gibson (m). This family only claims transportation. (For proof see deposition of Jane O'Chee, Exhibit B.)

Chullo (f), 30 years, and family, as follows: Ok lar nee (f), 8 years old, Top pot te tar kee (m), 6 years old. This family only claims transportation. (For proof see deposition of Jane O'Chee, Exhibit B.)

Walker and Miser, man and wife. (For proof see deposition of Iney, Exhibit L.)

Suf fol la kee (f), wife of Cosista Harjo. (For proof see deposition of Thla Thlo Yohola, Exhibit R.)

Sar par we (m), and family as follows: It chas war che(m), Se yar par ho ye (f), and Tar ho si che (m). (For proof see deposition of Thla Thlo Yohola, Exhibit R.)

A. J. Doyle emigrated in 1836 at his own expense. (For proof see deposition of G. W. Stidham, Exhibit AA.)

Pricilla Crabtree (f), 71 years old, emigrated in 1874 or 1875; claims transportation and subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of Pricilla Crabtree, Exhibit X.)

Samuel C. Brown and Goliad Herrod, emigrated from Alabama to Kentucky for education, and thence to the Indian Territory, reaching there in 1834. They claim transportation aud subsistence for 12 months. (For proof see deposition of John McIntosh, Exhibit Z).