do not know what country her dads' ancestors came from

her dad passed in Kansas.

1st name: Stanley

  came from missouri, tennessee, virginia, maryland, massachusetts, kentucky, north carolina.   came from England in 1635, 1654, 1667, 1668 and 1702. england, wales, france, belguim, italy, scotland, dal riata, roman empire, burgundy, spain, castile, savoy, switzerland, prussia, poland, germany, denmark/danmark, austria, ukraine,  flanders, sweden, frank, holland, byelorussia/belarus, canary islands, iceland, neustria, russia, eire/ireland, holland/netherlands, galicia, turkey, norway, west francia, byzantium, portugal, westphalia, hispania, austrasia, swabia, umayyad dynasty, bulgaria, armenia, alemannia, visigoth empire, franconia, gododdin, gaul, africa, hun empire, germania, ostrogoth empire, scandinavia, finland, brittania.   1069 last names. Aachen, Abarca, aberfraw, Abess, Acquitaine, Adelaide, adele, adeliza, Aedan, afallach, Agilofinges, Aiga, Ailche, Ailella, alain, Alamanni, Alard, Alba, Albi, Albon, alencon, Alfonsez, Almafi, Alpin, Alsace, Alselyn, Amalberga, Amalgaid, Amali, Ambergau, Amic, Ampurias, anarawd, Angers, Angiltrude, Angouleme, Anjou, annun, Ansfrid, Ansfried, Ansurez, Aquilo, Aquitaine, Arbo, Ardcenn, Ardennes, Argengau, Aries, Arneburg, arneson, Arngrimsson, Arnulfings, Art, Artavazo, arthen, artherold, arthfoddw, arthwys, Artsruni, Arviragus, Atheling, atherold, Aude, Aunnou, Aunsdatter, Aupais, Ausburg, Austrasia, Avalgau, Avesnes, Avgantyrsson, Avignon, Aybar, baalun, Babenberg, Bagratina, ball, ballon, Balts, Barcelona, Barcelone, Bardalia, Bardolf, barenton, Barnes, barrington, bartlett, baspoole, Bastenbourg, Battisford, Bavaria, Baviere, baynham, Beaffou, beale, Beamont, Beatrix, Beauchamp, beauffou, Beaugency, Beaujeu, Beaumont, Bec, beecham, beli, bell, bellhouse, Bello, Benevento, bentley, Berengar, Berenger, berkeley, Berners, Bernicia, berry, Bertilde, Bertrand, Bertrude, Besalu, Bethune, Betuwe, Bevill, Bevyll, Bezalu, Bezieres, Beziers, Bigod, Bigorre, billington, Billung, Binnich, Bishop, Bjartmarsdatter, Bjornsson, Blaatland, Blathmaic, bledri, bleiddig, Blois, blythe, Bobbio, boddw, Boete, Bohun, Bolebec, bon, Borne, Borrel, botton, Boulogne, Bourbon, Bourchier, Bourges, Bourne, Bournonville, Bowerman, Bowsey, Brabant, braci, Branosara, braose, Braunschweig, Brecc, brecon, breeding, bremshot, Bresal, Bretagne, Brewer, Brewere, brewse, Brionne, brioquibec, Britain, Brittany, brochfael, brochwel, brose, Brosse, Brown, Bruce, brucesson, Brunswick, brusi, Burci, Bures, Bryan,  Bulles, Burci, Burgo, Burgondie, Burgundy, Bussy, Butler, brychan, cadell, cadfan, Caech, caeston, Cailar, Cairpre, Cambrai, Campania, Canmore, Canossa, cantelou, cantelowe, Cantia, cantilupe, Capet, Capua, caradeg, Carcassone, Carew, Carlat, carlecon, Carloman, Cas, Cassian, Castile, Castilla, Castrogerez, cateryn, Cathair, Cavailliac, Cavanez, Cearb, Ceadcatha, Ceinnfionn, ceneu, Cerbba, ceredig, ceredigion, Ceva, Challons, Chalons, Cham, Chambery, Chamond, Charcoux, Chaste, Chateau, Chatellerault, Chaumont, Chaumontois, Chauve, Chaworth, cheke, Chemnitzer, Chester, chetwynd, Chrodobertus, church, Cian, Claere, clare, Clement, Clerieu, Clermont, cleves, clydog, Coba, coel, Coimbra, coke, Cologne, colston, Coluim, Comminges, Comps, Conaill, Conde, Condla, Congaile, Connacht, Constantine, Conteville, conway, Conwyn, corbeil, Corbet, Corinthia, Cormac, corp, coucy, Courage, Courtenay, Cousens, Crach, crane, Crecraigh, Crepi, Crepon, Crequy, Criol, crisping, Crlieve, Cronain, Crouchback, Cualann, Cualin, Cuiseaux, Culaub, Cummasach, Cunobelin, Cuseau, cwch, cychwein, Cymru, Cynan, Cynfyn, cyngar, Cynwrig, D'agde, D'albon, D'altorf, D'amiens, D'ammonay, D'angelica, D'apulia, D'aremburge, D'arles, D'artois, D'asles, D'astarac, D'aulnay, D'auxerre, D'avranches, D'evereux, D'harcourt, D'urgel, Dagsburg, dale, Dallingridge, Dalyngruge, damartyn, Dampmartin, Danae, Danmark, Danmartin, Dansson, Davis, Davy, Dearg, deheubarth, Delbnamor, dementia, demetia, Denmark, dequegueville, Dessi, Diaz, Dibech, Dibchine, Diegez, Diego, Dijon, Doimhlen, Domnall, Doornick, downman, draws, Dreux, Drui, Dubthach, duffield, dufford, Dui, dumnonia, durbury, dutton, dwinn, dyfed, dyfnwallon, dylan, dynan, Eabasson, Eahlmundsson, Earlin, Eberhard, echafour, Echingham, Echyngham, ednyfed, ednywain, Egbertsson, Egilwich, Elfleda, Eliganius, elise, elisedd. eliudd, engayne, Engern, England, Eogain, Eogan, Equishem, Ermesinda, Eriksson, Eticondes, evans, Eyesteinsson, Faelad, Falaise, farfog, fatter, Faucigny, Favila, Fedelmid, fendigaid, Fergus, ferguson, Fernandez, ferreres, ferrers, fey, Fezenac, fidell, Fienns, Fierebras, Find, Fionn, Fionnaola, Fitzalan, Fitzbardolf, fitzcrobs, Fitzethelwulf, Fitzeudan, fitzgeoffery, Fitzgerald, Fitzgerold, Fitzgilbert, Fitzjohn, Fitzmartin, fitzosborne, Fitzpiers, fitzrichard, Fitzrobert, Fitzrocelin, fitzroger, fitzrogerus, fitzrolad, fitzroland, Fitzsiward, Fitztancred, Fitztanered, fitzwalter, Fitzwilliam, Flanders, Flann, Fleitel, flint, Flotte, Fochrith, folcard, Foltchain,  Forcalquier, Forcraid, Fothad, France, Franconie, Fridleifsson, Friesland, Frioul, Frodasson, Frostasson, Frowila, Froxmere, frych, Fuilbe, Fruili, Fulde, Fulford, Furnes, gadeon, Galindez, gallo, galloway, Gammel, Gand, Ganet, Gansemond, garthmadrun, Gaspar, Gastinois, Garces, Gascogne, gaunt, Gellone, Geneva, Gent, Geoffery, Gerloc, Gerlotte, gerrard, Gerthide, Gifford, giggs, Gilbert, Glaesivollum, glamorgan, Gleiberg, goad, Gometz, Gondres, Gonzales, Gonzalez, gooch, Good, goore, gore, gorges, gouch, gournay, Graf, Grafin, Grenoble, grentemesnil, Grimsson, Grisgonelle, Gruffydd, Gudraudsdatter, Gudrocksson, Guilliame, Guillaume, Guisard, Guitbinn, Gutierrez, Gwair, gwidol, gwildolin, gwrthefyr, gwrtheyrn, gwynedd, Haie, Hainault, Haithabu, Half, Halfdansson, hall, Hamage, Hamaland, Haraldsdottir, Harcourt, Hartleg, harvey, Haspengau, Haudre, Hauteville, Havarsdoittir, hawte, Heidreksdatter, Heireann, Helgasson, hemmingsson, Hen, Henneberg, Hennegau, Hergrimsson, Heristal, Herring, Hildeburg, Hildegarde, Hilditonn, hir, Hispanicus, Hnabi, Hohenstaufen, Holland, hopton, Hornbach, howe, Hroerkr, Hruodrud, hugleville, Huntington, hurst, Hutugast, hyfaidd, Hymngilde, hywel, Iago, Idwal, Ii, Imchad, Imperial, Ingerina, Ironside, Isenbart, Ivarsdatter, Ivarsson, Ivrea, iwrch, jeremiah, Jimenez, Jimeno, joanes, Jokulsson, jones, Jordaine, Jorundsson, Judith, Juteland, Kaernten, Kamsaraken, Kelheim, Kinziggau, Klosterneuberg, Krakow, Lacy, Laigan, lancaster, Landen, Langobarde, Lantbertus, Laon, Lavelode, lawhir, Leathderg, Leinster, leke, lemming, Lens, Lenzburg, Lepton, leuchars, Leybourn, Leybourne, Lifechair, Lilers, Limoges, Lindsay, Live, llandilo, Llivia, Lloyd, llywarch, lnu, Loches, Lodene, Lodeve, Loire, longspee, Longsword, Longwy, Lord, Lorraine, Loupa, Louvain, Louvaine, Lubech, Lucca, Lucidiz, Luitpold, Luitswina, lundresford, lunsford, Lusignan, Lutegareshale, Luxembourg, lwyddog, Lyon, Maasgau, Macagaire, Macalpin, Macbrien, Macbruinn, Maccausantin, Maccolmain, Maccrinan, Macdomangairt, Macdomnaill, Macdonald, Macechadach, Macechdach, Macechdack, Macerca, Macfiachu, Macgrabain, Mackenneth, macknew, Macon, macsen, maeldaf, Magnus, Maine, Mal, maltravers, Maltrovers, Mamikonian, Manau, manaw, Manfredo, Mar, Marche, Marchness, Mare, maredudd, Maredydd, marlow, Marseilles, Martel, Marshall, Martin, Martinakes, mason, maud, Mauduit, Maur, Maurienne, mautravers, mawr, Mayence, mccarty, mcnew, Meann, Mels, Mendeville, Menedez, mennes, Mercia, Meschines, Meulan, Meurig, Mheadhoin, Milhaud, molwynog, Mongain, Mongan, Mons, Montagu, Montdider, Montfort, Montgomery, Montreuil, Monza, mor, Morcarson, mordox, moreville, Morgan, Mormaer, Morston, Mortaigne, Mortimer, Morvois, Moselle, Muach, Mugnedan, Muigmedoin, Muiredaig, Muit, Munilona, Munster, Murcil, Nantes, Napoli, Nar, Narbonne, Neid, neufmarche, Nevers, Newburgh, Nimes, Nivelles, Nogent, Nordgau, Normandy, Norsson, Northumbria, Novgorod, nowy, Nunez, nunn, nutthall, Nuodhat, O'hailill, O'neill, Odo, Oehningen, Ohningen, Olaf, Olafsdottir, Olafsen, Oltigen, Olum, Ordau, Ordonez, orkney, Orleans, Ortenbrug, osborn, Oslac, Oslacsdatter, Ostmark, owain, Oxenbridge, pabo, padarn, Pahlan, Pallars, papilon, Paris, Patrikios, payne, Pelaez, Peplesham, Peteghem, peverel, peverell, phillips, phun, picquigny, Picts, Pill, pistres, Plantagenet, Poitiers, Poitou, Pollard, Ponthieu, pope, poppy, Porphyrogenitus, porter, posford, powys, Provence, prydyn, pydain, quency, Quentin, quincy, Ragnarsson, Ragnhildis, Ragnvaldsson, Raimundez, Rameru, Ramirez, Raumssen, Razes, Reachtmar, Refilsson, Reggio, Reidgotalandi, Reims, Remiremont, Remy, Reverge, rhain, Rheims, Rheingau, Rhiwallon, rhodri, rhun, Rhys, Rians, Ribagorza, Richard, richardson, Rie, Ringelheim, roberts, Rodes, Rodez, Rodger, Roeulx, Ros, Roucle, Roucy, Rouergue, Rouex, Rouse, Rousillon, Rugen, Russell, Rye, Sabran, Sachen, Sachsen, Salerno, Salic, Salins, Salvadores, Saluzza, Salzburg, Sanchez,  Sancho, Sandwich, Sanford, Saran, Saumois, Saunders, Savoy, Saxony, Say, Saye, Schannis, Schweinfurt, Scotland, Scots, Seigneur, seisyll, Semur, Senecy, Senlis, serwyl, shaw, Shulichgau, Siegfried, Sigurdsatter, Sihtricson, sims, simmons, Sire, Skotkonung, Snaersson, Soissons, southern, sparham, Speir, Spire, Sprote, Srabhteine, St. Hillary, St. Luitvin, St. Pierre, Stade, Starksdatter, Stiles, Strathclyde, stubbleson, Sualafeld, Sudelay, Suggewas, Sulichgau, Suomen, Susa, Sutton, Svaflamsdatter, swaithing, sweden, tactus, Tad, Tadg, Taillebois, tallwch, Taraoun, Tcoubadon, Teachtmha, Teano, tegid, Teissier, Tellieres, Tewdwr, tewdws, Theobald, Theodouis, Therouanne, Thierrysdatter, thomas, Thorsteinsdottir, Thrandsotter, Thorasson, Thuringe, Thuringen, Thurstan, tidlet, Tiennes, Tigernach, Tilney, tindaethwy, Tirech, tobias, Toeni, Tonerre, Toni, Toriton, totnais, Toulouse, Tour, townsend, townshend, Toxandrie, Tracy, Traungau, Treves, Triers, trivers, Troyes, tudwal, Tuitt, Turenne, Turin, turnbul, Tuscany, tutton, Tuyt, Tzautzina, Ulfiusson, Umfreville, Urgel, usai, Uzes, Valdarsson, Valdez, Valence, valery, Vampage, Vanessa, Vdhaire, Velasquez, Velaz, Venaissin, Verdun, Vere, Vermandois, Vermundez, Vermundsson, Verona, vessey, vessy, Vexin, Vielles, Vien, Vienne, Viero, Vimaranes, violet, vitre, waiet, Walbeck, Waldeschef, wales, Walter, Waltrada, Ward, Warren, Warrene, Washbourne, Wavrin, Webster, welbourne, weledig, Welf, Wenden, Wessex, Westerburg, Wettin, wharton, whipple, Wido, williams, Windsor, Winklaus, wledig, woknolle, Wollashall, woodhouse, Worms, wrenroc, Wroclaw, wyatt, Wyse, Yaroslavna, yermouth, yvindon.   I have met/know people with these last names: stiles, valdez, saunders, pollard, morgan, lacy, holland, gutierrez, good, gonzalez, davis, butler, brown, brewer, alba, bell, berry, crane, ward, morgan, davis, dale, evans, ferguson, gooch, jones, marlow, phillips, shaw, sims, thomas, williams, 

sport players, wrestlers, vice president, singer, writer and actors: nunez, montgomery, martel, lord, lloyd, graf, diaz, davis, carew, berenger, barnes, atheling, ball, berkeley, bertrand, church, conway, fey, galloway, gerrard, richardson, gore, howe, lancaster, pope, porter, roberts, russell, simmons, tobias, townsend, 

names of countries and cities: wessex, windsor, vienne, tuscany, turin, sweden, scotland, paris, orleans, normandy, montgomery, marshall, marseilles, maine, macon, luxembourg, krakow, holland, france, england, denmark, burgundy, brunswick, britain, barcelona, flint, hurst, wales, 

first names: ward, warren, walter, vanessa, tracy, toni, tad, webster, russell, richard, martin, lorraine, lloyd, lindsay, lacy, judith, geoffery, chester, bryan, bruce, brittany, bertrand, dylan, harvey, jeremiah, mason, quincy, 

cars: bentley,

unique names: pill, sandwich, moselle, courage, lawhir, 

characters: flanders, macdonald, munster, sanchez, constantine, bourne, bishop, beatrix, beaumont, barnes, wyatt,

other: saran, mal, blois, mare, scots, corp, coke, fatter, hen, lemming, lens, lnu, poppy, violet, 

 

Notes:   Elias Pitchford married Elizabeth Brown and supposedly she was Cherokee. Elias's father was Daniel Pitchford and he married Rebecca Davis and it is possible that she was either Cattawba or Cherokee. Elias's son Wesley D. Pitchford married Susannah Jane Alford and she was Cherokee out of North Carolina. There is a very strong line of Cherokee blood in our Pitchford family. Daniel Pitchford was a Revolutionary War Veteran. He received land bounty in Kentucky for his service. Daniel's father was also a Revolutionary War Veteran. His name was William Pitchford. William's father was a well educated man because he was the clerk for the Bristol Parish Church in Henrico County, Virginia. This was not common in that day and it meant he came from a good family.
This is so true but so many don't realize that for example: As I was
growing up I spoke Cherokee that I had learnt from my Grandpa and it
was the language that he had learnt from his grandmother. Many, many
years afterwards when I was at a Pow Wow down in Stillwell, OK I was
asked what tribe I was from and I replied Cherokee. They asked me how
I knew and I told them that is what my Grandpa had told me. That I
was Blue Clan and that I was Cherokee. I was then asked if I spoke
the language and I said not very well because I had spoken it as a
child and learnt it from my Grandpa. Of course they wanted me to
prove it. So I spoke a few words that I remembered and all of the
younger people started laughing and telling me that wasn't Cherokee
it was just jibberish. All of a sudden this very old man stepped
forward and told them to be quiet that they were insulting the memory
of my Grandpa and that what I was speaking was Cherokee. He went on
to say that such young fools would not remember the old hills dialect
that had been spoken in the mountains before the removal because the
dialect was lost when the people were scattered. He remembered it
because his grandparents had spoken it and he recogonized the sound
and patterns and tones. His grandmother had passed over in the early
30's and he remembered her.

What many tribal members forget is that they have also lost many
traditions and languages. Maybe they have not been all lost but just
been hidden along with some of us Lost Birds that are trying to find
our way back home. By making fun of us and not accepting us they are
throwing away a valuable part of themselves. That part of a tribal
member that choose to blend into the white world to survive and who
might have passed down bits and pieces of their knowledge to us. I
truly believe we have to respect the great battle that our brothers
and sisters have had to fight on the reservations and against the
constant tide of being destroyed but I also think it is time that
these same brothers and sisters start to respect the lost birds that
are trying to find their way back.

Love
Raven
counting in cherokee

One: saquu
Two: tali
Three: tsoi
Four: nvgi
Five: hisgi
Six: sudali
Seven: galiquogi
Eight: tsunela
Nine: sonela
Ten: sgohi

This is what it is all about. The giving away to help others. The gift
might not have any monetary value but a gift of self many times. The
giving of self is much more valuable than any gift that is boughten.
Many of the people that I pow wow with know that I am in Home Health
Care and that I deal with people all day long and most of them are
elderly and grouchy. I hear all the time they don't understand how I
can do that all week then come out and dance all weekend. What they
don't understand is that to me my work is my giveaway. I am giving of
my self. When I enter the dance circle I am recharging for the next
week. The Creator gives to me more than I give to others. I believe
that Grandfather has put each one of us on the earth for a reason. I
also know that what I do touches more than just the person that I see.
The thing that I believe the strongest is that I am a reflection and
when I die and I see my Grandpa again I want him to be proud of the
reflection that I have given back to the world.

 

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Abstracts of Virginia Land Office patent books 9 through 14, covering the early decades of the eighteenth century. Includes numerous references to land patented by 'French refugees,' the Protestants (Huguenots) who fled France after Louis XIV revoked the
Source Bibliography:	NUGENT, NELL MARION, abstractor. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants. Vol. 3: 1695-1732. Richmond [VA]: Virginia State Library, 1979. 578p. Indexed.
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The colonists of Montreal from 1642 to 1667." Title was changed to "Les Premiers Colons de Montreal" (The First Colonists of Montreal) in vol. 33:9. Date of arrival in Montreal. This chronological list of persons who lived in Montreal from the foundation
Source Bibliography:	MASSICOTTE, EDOUARD Z. "Les Colons de Montreal de 1642 a 1667." In Memoires de la Societe Royale du Canada, 3rd ser., vol. 7:1 (Section 1, 1913), pp. 3-65.
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Year:	1668
Place:	Maryland
Source Publication Code:	8510
Primary Immigrant:	Macknew, Jeremiah
Annotation:	Index from manuscript by Arthur Trader, Chief Clerk in the Maryland Land Commission, 1917. And see nos. 4507-4511, Land Notes.
Source Bibliography:	SKORDAS, GUST, editor. The Early Settlers of Maryland: an Index to Names of Immigrants, Compiled from Records of Land Patents, 1633-1680, in the Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1968. 525p. Repr. 1986.
Page:	299

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Year:	1635
Age:	22
Estimated Birth Year:	abt 1613
Place:	Virginia
Source Publication Code:	3283
Primary Immigrant:	Nunn, Tho
Annotation:	Standard work. Includes lists of ships to Bermuda, Barbados, and continental North America. Indexes family names. Names of Jews are excerpted in Adler, no. 61. Care should be taken when using Hotten. There are two versions, one with accurate text and inde
Source Bibliography:	HOTTEN, JOHN CAMDEN, editor. The Original Lists of Persons of Quality; Emigrants; Religious Exiles; Political Rebels; Serving Men Sold for a Term of Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen; Maidens Pressed; and Others Who Went from Great Britain to the American Plantations, 1600-1700. With Their Ages, the Localities Where They Formerly Lived in the Mother Country, the Names of the Ships in Which They Embarked, and Other Interesting Particulars. From MSS. Preserved in the State
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Year:	1635
Age:	22
Estimated Birth Year:	abt 1613
Place:	Virginia
Source Publication Code:	8862
Primary Immigrant:	Nunn, Tho
Annotation:	From originals of the Master of Rolls, London. Articles in various numbers of the register. The late appearance of the final list was because it had been lost. Also in no. 9151, Tepper, Passengers to America, pp. 80-127.
Source Bibliography:	SOMERBY, HORATIO G. "Passengers for Virginia, 1635." In The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 2:1 (Jan. 1848), pp. 111-113; vol. 2:2 (Apr. 1848), pp. 211-212; vol. 2:3 (July 1848), p. 268; vol. 2:4 (Oct. 1848), pp. 374-375; vol. 3:2 (Apr. 1849), p. 184; vol. 3:3 (July 1849), pp. 388-390; vol. 4:1 (Jan. 1850), p. 61; vol. 4:2 (Apr. 1850), pp. 189-191; vol. 4:3 (July 1850), pp. 261-264; vol. 5:1 (Jan. 1851), pp. 61-62; vol. 5:3 (July 1851), pp. 343-344; v
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Year:	1635
Age:	22
Estimated Birth Year:	abt 1613
Place:	Virginia
Source Publication Code:	9151
Primary Immigrant:	Nunn, Tho
Annotation:	Contains 35 articles excerpted from The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 1847-1961. About 17,000 names. Similar lists in Boyer, nos. 0702, 0714, 0717, 0720.
Source Bibliography:	TEPPER, MICHAEL, editor. Passengers to America: A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists from "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register." Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977. 554p. Reprinted with new introduction and indexes, 1978. Repr. 1980.
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