Aaron Terrell (1/8 Cherokee)

• General Notes
  • Children of Annie (Ann) Eliza Woodall and Aaron Terrell are:
    
    (1) Triphena Terrell, b. 1871, married (1) Unknown Bell, and married in 1903 at Tahlequah (2) John Martin Adair, b. June 03, 1858, at Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation, IT, no children by Triphena, buried at the Hendricks Cemetery, also Triphena Terrell Adair. John Martin Adair served in Troop L., First US Volunteer Cavalry in the Spanish American War; this regiment was known as the "Rough Riders," his commander being Theodore Roosevelt. He is listed on the 1880 Cherokee Nation Census: Illinois, 29; the Dawes Roll: card # 2331, roll# 5793; Miller Roll: Ft. Gibson, OK, ap# 7907; Blood: 1/4 Cherokee, Education: Shurtleff College; Occupation: 1880, Farmer. [Note: See his interviews at the Indian Pioneer Papers.]
    
    (2) Andrew Terrell b. 1873, died at the age of 10, buried at the Hendricks Cemetery; listed on the 1880 Cherokee Nation Census: Tahlequah, 2466.
    
    (3) William "Ross" Terrell b. 1875; married Dula Hendricks, both buried at the Hendricks Cemetery. William "Ross" is listed on the 1880 Cherokee Nation Census: Tahlequah, 2467; 1890 Cherokee Nation Census: Tahlequah, 3567 as Ross Hendricks; Dawes Roll: card# 2110, roll# 5477; Blood: 1/4 Cherokee.
    
    
    AARON TERRELL:
    1851 Old Settler roll: Tahlequah, 108 (1896 page 16)
    1880 Census [CN]: Tahlequah, 2463
    1890 Census [CN]: Tahlequah, 2379
    1894-96 O.S. payroll: Oaks, page 16
    Blood: 1/8 Cherokee (by interpolation)
    Occupation: Bet. 1880 - 1890, Farmer
    
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    Children of Annie (Ann) Eliza Woodall and Aaron Terrell are:
    
    (1) Triphena Terrell, b. 1871, married (1) Unknown Bell, and married in 1903 at Tahlequah (2) John Martin Adair, b. June 03, 1858, at Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation, IT, no children by Triphena, buried at the Hendricks Cemetery, also Triphena Terrell Adair. John Martin Adair served in Troop L., First US Volunteer Cavalry in the Spanish American War; this regiment was known as the "Rough Riders," his commander being Theodore Roosevelt. He is listed on the 1880 Cherokee Nation Census: Illinois, 29; the Dawes Roll: card # 2331, roll# 5793; Miller Roll: Ft. Gibson, OK, ap# 7907; Blood: 1/4 Cherokee, Education: Shurtleff College; Occupation: 1880, Farmer. [Note: See his interviews at the Indian Pioneer Papers.]
    
    (2) Andrew Terrell b. 1873, died at the age of 10, buried at the Hendricks Cemetery; listed on the 1880 Cherokee Nation Census: Tahlequah, 2466.
    
    (3) William "Ross" Terrell b. 1875; married Dula Hendricks, both buried at the Hendricks Cemetery. William "Ross" is listed on the 1880 Cherokee Nation Census: Tahlequah, 2467; 1890 Cherokee Nation Census: Tahlequah, 3567 as Ross Hendricks; Dawes Roll: card# 2110, roll# 5477; Blood: 1/4 Cherokee.