THOSE OF RED AND WHITE - THE PEOPLE - A GENEOLOGY

The elders teach us to know ourselves is to know where we came from. From the RED and WHITE who were/are the First Ones - OF Mound Builders - Chickamaugans

THUNDERBOLT WARRIORS OF THE SACRED ARK!
ANI YUN TIKWALASKI
A-MA-DO-YA - MOYTOY:

A-ma = Water, Do-ya = Beaver. There seems to be confusion about the descendants of Moytoy probably due to there being two Chief Moytoys. The first was Chief Amatoya Moytoy of Chota, b abt 1640, who married Quatsy (QUE-DI-SI) of Tellico and Wolf Clan). The second is Chief Moytoy, aka the Pigeon of Tellico. The second Moytoy is believed to be either the son or grandson of Amatoya Moytoy. It is also thought that Amatoya Moytoy had 3 sons and 8 daughters. CHILDREN: 1) TISTOE 2) OUKAH-ULAH 3) NANCY 4) MOYTOY (2) 5) OLD HOP

Ama do ya - Moytoy
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NANCY MOYTOY (A-MA-DO-YA1) was born Abt. 1683. She married WHITE OWL; THE RAVEN OF CHOTA. He was born Abt. 1680

CHILDREN 1) A-TA-GU-LA-GU-LA, KILLANECA, 3) KILLAQUE, 4) TAME DOE, 5) BETSY

Atta kulla kulla was a noted Cherokee chief that was recognized by the British government as the head chief or "emperor" of the Nation. He was commonly known to the whites as the Little Carpenter and the name is frequently spelled Atta-kulla-kulla, Ata-kullakulla or Ata-culculla. It may stem from "Leaning wood" (ata = wood and gul kalu = a verb implying that something long is leaning). Bartram described him as "A man of remarkably small stature, slender and of a delicate frame, the only instance I saw in the Nation; but he is a man of superior abilities."
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Married: A-LI ANI'-WA'YA, daughter of OCONOSTOTA and ANI'-WA'YA.
CHILDREN: 1) Tsi yu Gansini (Dragging Canoe) 2) DA-TSI 3) THE BADGER 4) LITTLE OWL, 5) BLACKFOX 6) TURTLE-AT-HOME 7) WA-TA-GE 8) OLLIE-MOLLIE

DRAGGING CANOE - Tsi yu Gansini was a fierce warrior, pockmarked by the smallpox when young. He was tall and stately in appearance and the primary leading force in the Cherokee's resistance to white settlement on Cherokee lands. He strongly resisted the sale of Cherokee lands to whites and vehemently spoke at treaty negotiations objecting to the continued sale of Cherokee land.

Tame Doe married Fivekiller.
CHILDREN: Tsistuna-Gis-Ke Nancy Ward (More about Nancy) Longfellow and Skayagustuegwo- Daughter.

MOYTOY (2) married ANI'-GA'TÂGE'WI
CHILDREN: 1) OCONOSTOTA 2) CLOGOITTAH 3) KITEGISTA 4) A-NU-WE-GI MOYTOY 5) RAVEN OF HIWASSEE 6) GREAT EAGLE 7) OUNACONOA 8) S-KA-LI-LO-S-GE-NV 9) OUKAII-OUKAH 10) BAD WATER (Dreadful Water)

GREAT EAGLE married ANI'-WÂ'DI
CHILDREN:
1)DAUGHTER 2) DAUGHTER 3) OLD TASSEL 4) STANDING TURKEY 5) DOUBLEHEAD 6) PUMPKIN BOY 7) SON 8) NA-NI

CLOGOITTAH Married Christian Gottlieb Priber
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CREAT PRIBER Married TAL TSU SKA - Doublehead He was born about 1730 in present day Wayne County Kentucky near Doublehead's Cave. He was murdered at Hiawasee Island in 1807.

CHILDREN: 1) Cornblossom 2) Tuckahoe 3) Saleechee 4) Tuskee A Hootoo 5) Nannie 6) Nigodigeyu 7) Gulustiyu
Cornblossom Married Big Jake Troxell
TUCKAHOE
Saleechie

Tuskee A Hootoo Married Colonel George Colbert - Tootemastubbie ALSO SEE
CHILDREN: 1) John Colbert 2) George Colbert

Saleechee Married Colonel George Colbert - Tootemastubbie
CHILDREN: 1) Major Samual B. "Pitman" Colbert 2) Jane Colbert 3) Nancy Colbert 4) Susan "Sukey" Colbert 5) Levica "Vicy" Colbert 6) Vina Colbert

A'gansta'ta, Cunne Shoate, Oconostota, the Great Warrior
When archaeologists dug into the site of the Chota council house which was the capital city of the Chickamaugans, they unearthed the remains of Oconostota. They knew who it was because his eyeglasses were with him (a rarity among Indians, he wore eyeglasses in his late years), and he still lay in the canoe in which he was known to have been buried. Can the dead never rest!
Cunne Shoate
His Tombstone

Kanagatoga Connecot, or Old Hop Old Hop
Standing Turkey

Dihyun dula; Gun Rod, The Butler- Headman of Citico

Tarchee (Dutch) and Nancy Full Blood Paint Clan
mother of Robert Benge and George Guess (Sequoyah)