Individual Details
Betsey Te las sha ske
(1762 - Abt 1837)
She is full blooded Cherokee Indian
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1835 Cherokee East of the Mississippi
Census Index Tennessee
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Ooltewah was in Hamilton Co. in 1837, until The land that eventually
became Polk County when it was ceded ( Or should I say Taken with Lies
and decite) by treaties with the Cherokee Indians.
Polk County, Tennessee's seventy-second county, was initially created on
Nov. 28, 1839, and was named in honor of then governor James K. Polk, who
later became U.S. president.
Located in the southeast corner of the state, Polk County is known for
the Cherokee National Forest and its three rivers: the Ocoee, the
Hiwassee; and the Conasauga.
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1835 Cherokee East of the Mississippi
Census Index Tennessee
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Ooltewah was in Hamilton Co. in 1837, until The land that eventually
became Polk County when it was ceded ( Or should I say Taken with Lies
and decite) by treaties with the Cherokee Indians.
Polk County, Tennessee's seventy-second county, was initially created on
Nov. 28, 1839, and was named in honor of then governor James K. Polk, who
later became U.S. president.
Located in the southeast corner of the state, Polk County is known for
the Cherokee National Forest and its three rivers: the Ocoee, the
Hiwassee; and the Conasauga.
Events
| Birth | 1762 | Ooltewah Creek in Polk Co. Tennessee East of Chatanooga |  | ||
| Marriage | Abt 1780 | John Sutton | | ||
| Death | Abt 1837 | On the Trail of Tears | |
Families
| Spouse | John Sutton (1755 - 1800) |
| Child | John B. Sutton II ( - 1857) |
Endnotes
1. GEDCOM file submitted by 2695760.ged. Imported on 4 December 2011..
2. GEDCOM file submitted by 2695760.ged. Imported on 4 December 2011..
3. GEDCOM file submitted by 2695760.ged. Imported on 4 December 2011..