Adam Bible
Indian Name Before Sequoyah Syllabary:
A-da-wi + Go-we-liv-ha-ge-dv
Cherokee Nation Oklahoma Name :
A-da-wi + Tsu-ha-ge-da-go-we-li
Adam Bible 1st marriage to Nellie Foreman, they were married abt. 1820 in Marion Co., TN. Nellie Foreman born abt. 1800 in Tennessee in Indian Nation. Their children were Richard Bible born abt. 1828 in Tennessee. Phillip Bible born abt. 1830. Christopher Columbus Bible born abt. 1832 in Indian Nation of Tennessee.
Adam Bible 2nd marriage to Eliza Jane Greenfeather were married about 1835. Adam and Eliza listed on the Cherokee Nation Roll Indian Territory, OK of 1880 as deceased.Elizabeth part Cherokee, family lived in Illinois District of the Indian Territory of OK. Children of Adam & Eliza were listed as 1/4 Cherokee, listed that Elizabeth was 1/2 Cherokee Nation. Elizabeth Jane Greenfeather b. abt 1814 in Georgia. Her death abt.1852.:
Adam Bible 3rd marriage to Sarah Nicholson were married on 29 Dec 1853.
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NOTES: Adam Bible named three of his sons after his brothers Philip, George and Christopher. Adam Bible Family left TN , went west on the Trail of Tears to Oklahoma Indian Nation 1834-1835 time period, then moved family to Texas prior to 1850 recorded in Milam County, TX in the 1850 census, then last recorded in 1860 McLennan Co, TX
George Preston Bible ( Found # 155408883 )
Birth date: 10 DEC 1836
Birth place: Arkansas, United States
Death date: 4 DEC 1917
Death place: Talala, Rogers, Oklahoma, United States
Bible Family
Father: Adam M. Bible
Mother: Eliza Jane Greenfeather
Siblings of George Preston Bible
Rebecca Jane Bible
Avey Bible
Eleanor Bible Speegle ( Found # 29831237 )
Ellender Bibles
Lewis W Bible ( Found # 15705292 )
William Henry Bible ( Found # 8524591 )
Page 58 General Stand Watties Papers
( Cherokee Indians )
But I have been requested by Adam Bibles and Downing, whom you both know as citizens to endeavor to get them authentic information in regard to the prospects of the Southern Cherokees. Both wish to return to the Nation this Spring, but, on account of the thousand and one rumors in circulation, do not know what to depend upon and would like to see their way clear. And I confess as much anxiety on the subject for my own part, as they or anybody else can possibly feel. I find it hard to shake off old associations and cannot help feeling identified with the people among whom I had the honor to serve during our late war. And when, homeless as I am, I think of a future home, I am abound to say that the United States proper, possess no attraction and hold out no inducement to me to live there in future and to live contented.
I have had a very tedious time of it here with my shattered leg, but am now doing as well as I could expect and can now begin to use it some. I would like very much to see you again before I go home this spring and will probably come up with Mr. Bibles. He is anxious to learn at what time you will all start up to your old home, so as to be there in time to go up with you. If however matters are not so arranged as to induce the Southern Cherokees to return, he desires to know, so as to enable him to shape his course accordingly.
.
Indian Name Before Sequoyah Syllabary:
A-da-wi + Go-we-liv-ha-ge-dv
Cherokee Nation Oklahoma Name :
A-da-wi + Tsu-ha-ge-da-go-we-li
Adam Bible 1st marriage to Nellie Foreman, they were married abt. 1820 in Marion Co., TN. Nellie Foreman born abt. 1800 in Tennessee in Indian Nation. Their children were Richard Bible born abt. 1828 in Tennessee. Phillip Bible born abt. 1830. Christopher Columbus Bible born abt. 1832 in Indian Nation of Tennessee.
Adam Bible 2nd marriage to Eliza Jane Greenfeather were married about 1835. Adam and Eliza listed on the Cherokee Nation Roll Indian Territory, OK of 1880 as deceased.Elizabeth part Cherokee, family lived in Illinois District of the Indian Territory of OK. Children of Adam & Eliza were listed as 1/4 Cherokee, listed that Elizabeth was 1/2 Cherokee Nation. Elizabeth Jane Greenfeather b. abt 1814 in Georgia. Her death abt.1852.:
Adam Bible 3rd marriage to Sarah Nicholson were married on 29 Dec 1853.
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NOTES: Adam Bible named three of his sons after his brothers Philip, George and Christopher. Adam Bible Family left TN , went west on the Trail of Tears to Oklahoma Indian Nation 1834-1835 time period, then moved family to Texas prior to 1850 recorded in Milam County, TX in the 1850 census, then last recorded in 1860 McLennan Co, TX
George Preston Bible ( Found # 155408883 )
Birth date: 10 DEC 1836
Birth place: Arkansas, United States
Death date: 4 DEC 1917
Death place: Talala, Rogers, Oklahoma, United States
Bible Family
Father: Adam M. Bible
Mother: Eliza Jane Greenfeather
Siblings of George Preston Bible
Rebecca Jane Bible
Avey Bible
Eleanor Bible Speegle ( Found # 29831237 )
Ellender Bibles
Lewis W Bible ( Found # 15705292 )
William Henry Bible ( Found # 8524591 )
Page 58 General Stand Watties Papers
( Cherokee Indians )
But I have been requested by Adam Bibles and Downing, whom you both know as citizens to endeavor to get them authentic information in regard to the prospects of the Southern Cherokees. Both wish to return to the Nation this Spring, but, on account of the thousand and one rumors in circulation, do not know what to depend upon and would like to see their way clear. And I confess as much anxiety on the subject for my own part, as they or anybody else can possibly feel. I find it hard to shake off old associations and cannot help feeling identified with the people among whom I had the honor to serve during our late war. And when, homeless as I am, I think of a future home, I am abound to say that the United States proper, possess no attraction and hold out no inducement to me to live there in future and to live contented.
I have had a very tedious time of it here with my shattered leg, but am now doing as well as I could expect and can now begin to use it some. I would like very much to see you again before I go home this spring and will probably come up with Mr. Bibles. He is anxious to learn at what time you will all start up to your old home, so as to be there in time to go up with you. If however matters are not so arranged as to induce the Southern Cherokees to return, he desires to know, so as to enable him to shape his course accordingly.
.
Adam Bible
Indian Name Before Sequoyah Syllabary:
A-da-wi + Go-we-liv-ha-ge-dv
Cherokee Nation Oklahoma Name :
A-da-wi + Tsu-ha-ge-da-go-we-li
Adam Bible 1st marriage to Nellie Foreman, they were married abt. 1820 in Marion Co., TN. Nellie Foreman born abt. 1800 in Tennessee in Indian Nation. Their children were Richard Bible born abt. 1828 in Tennessee. Phillip Bible born abt. 1830. Christopher Columbus Bible born abt. 1832 in Indian Nation of Tennessee.
Adam Bible 2nd marriage to Eliza Jane Greenfeather were married about 1835. Adam and Eliza listed on the Cherokee Nation Roll Indian Territory, OK of 1880 as deceased.Elizabeth part Cherokee, family lived in Illinois District of the Indian Territory of OK. Children of Adam & Eliza were listed as 1/4 Cherokee, listed that Elizabeth was 1/2 Cherokee Nation. Elizabeth Jane Greenfeather b. abt 1814 in Georgia. Her death abt.1852.:
Adam Bible 3rd marriage to Sarah Nicholson were married on 29 Dec 1853.
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NOTES: Adam Bible named three of his sons after his brothers Philip, George and Christopher. Adam Bible Family left TN , went west on the Trail of Tears to Oklahoma Indian Nation 1834-1835 time period, then moved family to Texas prior to 1850 recorded in Milam County, TX in the 1850 census, then last recorded in 1860 McLennan Co, TX
George Preston Bible ( Found # 155408883 )
Birth date: 10 DEC 1836
Birth place: Arkansas, United States
Death date: 4 DEC 1917
Death place: Talala, Rogers, Oklahoma, United States
Bible Family
Father: Adam M. Bible
Mother: Eliza Jane Greenfeather
Siblings of George Preston Bible
Rebecca Jane Bible
Avey Bible
Eleanor Bible Speegle ( Found # 29831237 )
Ellender Bibles
Lewis W Bible ( Found # 15705292 )
William Henry Bible ( Found # 8524591 )
Page 58 General Stand Watties Papers
( Cherokee Indians )
But I have been requested by Adam Bibles and Downing, whom you both know as citizens to endeavor to get them authentic information in regard to the prospects of the Southern Cherokees. Both wish to return to the Nation this Spring, but, on account of the thousand and one rumors in circulation, do not know what to depend upon and would like to see their way clear. And I confess as much anxiety on the subject for my own part, as they or anybody else can possibly feel. I find it hard to shake off old associations and cannot help feeling identified with the people among whom I had the honor to serve during our late war. And when, homeless as I am, I think of a future home, I am abound to say that the United States proper, possess no attraction and hold out no inducement to me to live there in future and to live contented.
I have had a very tedious time of it here with my shattered leg, but am now doing as well as I could expect and can now begin to use it some. I would like very much to see you again before I go home this spring and will probably come up with Mr. Bibles. He is anxious to learn at what time you will all start up to your old home, so as to be there in time to go up with you. If however matters are not so arranged as to induce the Southern Cherokees to return, he desires to know, so as to enable him to shape his course accordingly.
.
Indian Name Before Sequoyah Syllabary:
A-da-wi + Go-we-liv-ha-ge-dv
Cherokee Nation Oklahoma Name :
A-da-wi + Tsu-ha-ge-da-go-we-li
Adam Bible 1st marriage to Nellie Foreman, they were married abt. 1820 in Marion Co., TN. Nellie Foreman born abt. 1800 in Tennessee in Indian Nation. Their children were Richard Bible born abt. 1828 in Tennessee. Phillip Bible born abt. 1830. Christopher Columbus Bible born abt. 1832 in Indian Nation of Tennessee.
Adam Bible 2nd marriage to Eliza Jane Greenfeather were married about 1835. Adam and Eliza listed on the Cherokee Nation Roll Indian Territory, OK of 1880 as deceased.Elizabeth part Cherokee, family lived in Illinois District of the Indian Territory of OK. Children of Adam & Eliza were listed as 1/4 Cherokee, listed that Elizabeth was 1/2 Cherokee Nation. Elizabeth Jane Greenfeather b. abt 1814 in Georgia. Her death abt.1852.:
Adam Bible 3rd marriage to Sarah Nicholson were married on 29 Dec 1853.
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NOTES: Adam Bible named three of his sons after his brothers Philip, George and Christopher. Adam Bible Family left TN , went west on the Trail of Tears to Oklahoma Indian Nation 1834-1835 time period, then moved family to Texas prior to 1850 recorded in Milam County, TX in the 1850 census, then last recorded in 1860 McLennan Co, TX
George Preston Bible ( Found # 155408883 )
Birth date: 10 DEC 1836
Birth place: Arkansas, United States
Death date: 4 DEC 1917
Death place: Talala, Rogers, Oklahoma, United States
Bible Family
Father: Adam M. Bible
Mother: Eliza Jane Greenfeather
Siblings of George Preston Bible
Rebecca Jane Bible
Avey Bible
Eleanor Bible Speegle ( Found # 29831237 )
Ellender Bibles
Lewis W Bible ( Found # 15705292 )
William Henry Bible ( Found # 8524591 )
Page 58 General Stand Watties Papers
( Cherokee Indians )
But I have been requested by Adam Bibles and Downing, whom you both know as citizens to endeavor to get them authentic information in regard to the prospects of the Southern Cherokees. Both wish to return to the Nation this Spring, but, on account of the thousand and one rumors in circulation, do not know what to depend upon and would like to see their way clear. And I confess as much anxiety on the subject for my own part, as they or anybody else can possibly feel. I find it hard to shake off old associations and cannot help feeling identified with the people among whom I had the honor to serve during our late war. And when, homeless as I am, I think of a future home, I am abound to say that the United States proper, possess no attraction and hold out no inducement to me to live there in future and to live contented.
I have had a very tedious time of it here with my shattered leg, but am now doing as well as I could expect and can now begin to use it some. I would like very much to see you again before I go home this spring and will probably come up with Mr. Bibles. He is anxious to learn at what time you will all start up to your old home, so as to be there in time to go up with you. If however matters are not so arranged as to induce the Southern Cherokees to return, he desires to know, so as to enable him to shape his course accordingly.
.
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