Daughter of Martin C. Overfield and Mary Ann Overfield.
Married James Crook on January 7th, 1864, in Henderson County, Kentucky.
Family history suggests that Maria Ann Overfield was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. She was likely adopted by Martin C. Overfield while her natural family was being transferred from their homelands to Oklahoma Indian reservations during the 1840s.
Married James Crook on January 7th, 1864, in Henderson County, Kentucky.
Family history suggests that Maria Ann Overfield was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. She was likely adopted by Martin C. Overfield while her natural family was being transferred from their homelands to Oklahoma Indian reservations during the 1840s.
Daughter of Martin C. Overfield and Mary Ann Overfield.
Married James Crook on January 7th, 1864, in Henderson County, Kentucky.
Family history suggests that Maria Ann Overfield was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. She was likely adopted by Martin C. Overfield while her natural family was being transferred from their homelands to Oklahoma Indian reservations during the 1840s.
Married James Crook on January 7th, 1864, in Henderson County, Kentucky.
Family history suggests that Maria Ann Overfield was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. She was likely adopted by Martin C. Overfield while her natural family was being transferred from their homelands to Oklahoma Indian reservations during the 1840s.
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