Individual Details

Martha Ann Marlow

(1833 - 1 Mar 1899)

Events

Birth1833Alabama
Census1850Madison, Madison County, Missouri
Marriage29 Mar 1853Madison, Missouri - Andrew Jackson Beal
Nationality25 Oct 1890Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory
Nationality1893Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory
Death1 Mar 1899Albany Cemetery, Bryant County, Oklahoma

Families

SpouseAndrew Jackson Beal (1824 - 1909)
ChildReubin Beal (1855 - 1927)
ChildMissouri Anne Beal (1859 - 1928)
ChildWilliam C Beal (1863 - )
ChildAndrew Patterson Beal (1869 - 1956)
ChildThomas Turner Beal (1872 - 1945)
ChildRebecca Beal (1873 - 1925)
ChildVirginia Belle Beal (1877 - 1965)
FatherReuben Marlow (1808 - 1883)
MotherMargaret Peggy Patterson (1807 - 1901)
SiblingDuke M. Benjamin Marlow (1826 - 1906)
SiblingJoseph Marlow (1827 - 1862)
SiblingCythia Ann Marlow (1843 - 1885)
SiblingMary Elizabeth Marlow (1847 - 1928)
SiblingEpsia Lucinda Marlow (1850 - 1932)
SiblingJasper Ruben Marlow (1855 - 1941)
SiblingMariah Margaert Marlow (1855 - 1931)
SiblingMissouri Ellen Marlow (1861 - 1943)

Notes

Census

Ruben Marlow age 41 laborer born Kentucky
Margarette age 31 born Alabama
Martha ag 17 born Alabama
John F age 15 born Alabama
William P age 13 born Missouri
Jane age 11 born Missouri
Ester age 9 born Missouri
Cynthia ag 7 born Missouri
Crawford age 5 born Missouri
Elizabeth age 3 born Missouri
Epsy age 1 born Missouri
Joseph Marrow age 23 and family next household
Duke Marlow age 25 and family household 864

Marriage

Microfilm 007513947
Vol C 1847-1863
image166 0f 539
page 61

Nationality

The principle applicants, in their separate petitions, allege that they are the children of one John Patterson, a member of the Choctaw Tribe of Indians, who resided in Mississippi in 1830; that the other applicants are the grandchildren and great grandchildren of John Patterson; that they are all citizens of the Choctaw Nation by blood and residence; that the majority of them have resided in Choctaw Nation for many years and always be recognized as members of the Choctaw Tribe....
An Act Establishing the citizenship of Martha Beal and others
Be it enacted by the General Council if the Choctaw Nation assembled: The citizenship of the following-named persons is established hereby to wit: Martha Beal, her husband, Andrew Beal, and their children, Reuben Beal Missouri Beal, Beckey Beal, Thomas Beal, Bill Beal, Margaret Beal, Pinkney Beal, Andy Beal and they are hereby decreed citizens of the Choctaw Nation and entitled to all the rights privileges, an immunities of such.
Approved October 25, 1890 W W Jones P.C.C.N.

Nationality

It further appears from record that all of the Beal family received their share of the 1893 leased-district money, and the same of true of Crawford Marlow and his family.

Death

Childran:
Reubin Beal
Pinkney Beal
Missouri Anne Beal Mitchell
Andrew Patterson BealThomas Turner Beal
Rebecca Beal Crowley
Virginia Belle Beal Dickinson

Endnotes

1. 1850 U.S. Census, Madison County, Missouri, population schedule, Madison, page 256 printed, family 862, line 12, Ruben Marlow; NARA microfilm publication M432, 405.

2. Missouri State Archives, Missouri Marriage Records 1805-2002, Image 120 of 864, Martha Ann Marlow and Andrew Jackson Beal, 6 April 1853; Ancestry.com, Jefferson City.

3. Missouri State Archives, Missouri Marriage Records 1805-2002, , Andrew Beal and Martha Marlow; Ancestry.com, Jefferson City.

4. Department of Interior, Five Civilized tribes in Oklahoma : Reports of the Deparment of Interior and evidentiary Papers (Government printing office: sixty-second congress, third session, 1912), page 387.

5. Department of Interior, Five Civilized tribes in Oklahoma : Reports of the Deparment of Interior and evidentiary Papers (Government printing office: sixty-second congress, third session, 1912), page 388.

6. Find A Grave, Findagrave.com, database and digital images (http//:www.findagrave.com : accessed ), Memorial 6710869.