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Morrows of Westmoreland Co, PA

brobst — 2009-11-11 20:53:47Z

We have had much difficulty tracking down the various Morrow settlers in Westmoreland Co, Penna. The lines are obscure and confused. Julia Anna Morrow is the starting point for us - born 1814 in So. Huntingdon Twp; parents possible John and Frances, born in Ireland.

If you have any Westmoreland Co Morrow information, please contact me.

Bill Brobst
Brobst-Hager@embarqmail.com

Re: Rachel Morrow

JoanneEgan71 — 2009-11-09 01:21:56Z

Thankyou Helen,
during this research a person has given me another name that seems to be a child of Isaac and Rachel Davis.That is James Benjamin Davis.Died Balmain Sth NSW.D8508/1904 parents Isaac and Rachel Davis.James married Ellen Walsh in 1869.I have more info on their children etc if you would like it.The name James does fit with James being the name of Rachel's father.
I have researched this family thinking they may be my ancestors through their son Solomon Davis.They have wonderful biblical names and I would dearly like them to be my ancestors but I am beginning to doubt it.
Thanks again/Joanne

Re: Rachel Morrow

HelenJon — 2009-11-08 04:19:30Z

Hi Joanne,

Not sure to what extent I can help, but:
Rachel is not claimed by the family of the other Morrows on board the Elizabeth.
I need to check the shipping list for further details, but it is suggested that her father was James.
It is also suggested by a descendant of the family, that she is the Rachel Morrow who married Isaac Davis at St Andrews Sydney, N.S.W., on 18 January 1847 (Jane Ekins the sister of my gggrandmother Maria Morrow, nee Ekins, was one of the witnesses).
Rachel and Isaac had the following children:Abraham b. 2 Nov 1847 Sydney, d. 28 Jan 1904 Carlton, Vic.
Elizabeth b. 1852 Sydney
Isaac b. 1855 Sydney, d. 1878 Sydney.
Solomon b. 1857 Sydney, d. 1890 East melbourne, Vic.
Rachel b. 1859
Rachel b. 1862
and John b. 11 Mar 1865 Kent St., Sydney.

Hope this helps. Will contact you further if I can learn anything more.

Jon.

Sara Jane Morrow Barnett

benwoolf1 — 2009-11-05 17:26:17Z

I am searching for the parents of Sara Jane Morrow who married Frederick Barnett. Census records show her parents were born in Tennessee. Sarah Jane was born in April of 1849 in Illinois. Sarah Jane and Frederick were married in 1868 in Macoupin County, Illinois, but I can't find a copy of the marriage license. Sarah died 20 February 1937 in Greene County, Il.

Rachel Morrow

JoanneEgan71 — 2009-11-05 00:03:48Z

Hello Morrow families.
Do you have any information on RACHEL MORROW who I believe was an assisted immigrant to NSW Australia in 1844.The ship she immigrated on was the ELIZABETH 1.She was 19yrs old.On that same ship were other Morrows.They may have been Rachel's parents and siblings.They were:
George Morrow.40yrs
Elizabeth Morrow.40
Maria Morrow.15
Mary Morrow.28
William Morrow.18
George Morrow.10
Any background information on Rachel's family would be appreciated.I believe the ship sailed from England.
Cheers.Joanne...NSW Australia

OBITUARY of Nettie Morrow Van Nice

carol10vej — 2009-11-04 04:41:57Z

From the Nebraska Signal of Geneva, Fillmore County, Nebraska:

DIED: VAN NICE—At her home in this city, Monday, April 12, 1900, at 6:30 a.m. of consumption, Nettie, wife of H. A. VAN NICE, aged 33 years, 7 months and 26 days.
Nettie MORROW was born at Hillsboro, O. She removed with her parents to Gibbon, Neb., in 1855. She was married to H. A. VAN NICE at Gibbon, June 27, 1889. Mr. and Mrs. VAN NICE removed to Geneva in 1892, since which time Mr. VanNice has been engaged here in the grocery business.
Mrs. VanNice was in good health until about a year ago, when symptoms of consumption developed and her decline was rapid. A son about and year old survives her.
Mrs. Wilson MORROW and Talmage MORROW of Gibbon, mother and brother of the deceased, were present to attend the funeral, as were also P. A. Van Nice and Miss Hattie Van Nice of Russell, Ia., brother and sister of Mr. Van Nice. Miss Van Nice has been here several weeks assisting in the care of Mrs. Van Nice. Stanley MORROW, brother of the deceased, resides here.
The funeral took place from the Congregational church at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon and was conducted by Rev. Thomas GRIFFITHS. The interment was in the Geneva cemetery.
Mr. Van Nice desires to express his gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown by many friends in his bereavement.

Re: Need data on Elias Wingo

iampanic1 — 2009-10-25 23:05:05Z

I'm not sure. I do know that Elias Wingo was married to Dorra Ann Morrow and had a daughter in 1885 named Mattie Wingo who is my Great Great Grandmother.

I'm interested in more information on Dorra Ann Morrow and Elias Wingo as well.

Jane Morrow Black Ireland 1770

swblack1953 — 2009-10-25 14:34:57Z

I'm looking for information regarding Jane Morrow Black, wife of James Black. They Moved into Knox Twp, Guernsey County Ohio abt. 1818 from N. Ireland. I have plenty of info on the Black descendants but her surname being Morrow is new to me and would like to find out something about her parents and siblings etc.
Thanks,
swb

mary Morrow Blice 1912-2009 b. Campbell, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-10-21 11:04:25Z

WILMINGTON, DEL. – Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday at the Davis Funeral Home in Boardman, Ohio for Mary M. Blice, 97, formerly of Struthers, Ohio and Boardman,(Mahoning county) Ohio.

She passed away Saturday, Oct 18, 2009 morning at Brandywine Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Wilmington.

Mrs. Blice was born Oct. 11, 1912 in Campbell, Ohio a daughter of James and Eva Honey Morrow.

She was a 1930 graduate of Campbell Memorial High School and had worked at the S.H. Kress Company. Later, she worked in the cafeteria at Wilson High School, retiring in 1973.

Mary enjoyed bowling. She was a life member of the Order of Eastern Star-Miriam Chapter. As a former member of the Pilgrim Collegiate Church, she was a member of the Women’s Fellowship.

Her husband, Harry E. (Jake) Blice Sr., whom she married Sept. 26, 1939, died May 8, 1974.

Surviving her is a daughter, Marlene (Dave) Kreps of Hockessin, Del.; five grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. Also a nephew, William (Kathy) Morrow of Hubbard, Ohio and their three sons.

Preceding her in death besides her husband and parents, is a son, Harry E. Blice Jr.; three sisters, Ora Morrow, Eva Jones and Vida Cornish; and three brothers, Joseph E., J. Wilton and Clifford A. Morrow.

Friends may call Thursday, Oct 22, 2009 from 5 to 7 p.m. and Friday from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Davis Funeral Home in Boardman.

MORROW Jerry W 1935 1974

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-20 18:05:35Z

MORROW Jerry W 1935 1974

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James Edward Morrow of Port Arthur, TX 1915

drbrownlee — 2009-10-16 22:12:12Z

James is pictured in the 1915 Roundup, yearbook of Baylor University in Waco, Texas. He is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help another researcher.

Lura Morrow (sp?)

SueHowe48 — 2009-10-14 18:48:13Z

I am looking for Lura Morrow who married Major William White in Alabama 1898. She was born abt 1882.They had 4 children: Viola (born 1898), Robert, John and Eola (born 1905.They were living in Weogufka, Alabama on the census for 1900.

MORROW H A Jr Andy 1921 2000 gone but not forgotten

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-14 15:36:34Z

MORROW H A Jr Andy 1921 2000 gone but not forgotten

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Re: please help me find

Colman3607 — 2009-10-12 19:49:18Z

Hi if i'm corret Walter Stutt Morrow is my uncle. My mom Roberta Morrow is his sister born on July 19, 1959.

MORROW Louise E and John C

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-10 20:53:40Z

MORROW Louise E and John C

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Bertha Fern MORROW Killed 1920 OK

Obits101 — 2009-10-10 06:29:36Z

The Daily Oklahoman
09-15-1920
p.9

NORMAN GIRL KILLED IN FALL FROM AUTO

Losing Balance is Given As Cause of Accident

NORMAN, Sept. 14 -(Special)-

Losing her balance and falling head first to the
pavement from the running board of a car on which
she was riding, Miss Bertha Fern Morrow, 21 years
old, was killed instantly on West Main street here
at 9:30 o'clock tonight.

Miss Morrow was helping her brother, Royal Morrow,
to deliver milk. Morrow was driving and as a car
in front started to turn the corner, he slowed up
quickly and Miss Morrow fell, her head striking on
the curbing.

Miss Morrow lived with her parents, who live two
miles north of Norman.

***posted for genealogical purposes only; no relation***

MORROW Willie T and Nellie J

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-05 17:51:17Z

MORROW Willie T and Nellie J

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Re: George Washington (Wash) Morrow

KathySulc81 — 2009-10-04 20:40:46Z

Since my last posting in '02, I have learned that GWM had 3 daughters as well as the son James (my line) with wife Easter Simmons. They were in Cherokee Co NC in 1870 with Daughters Mary, Martha and Easter/Esther. They lived near another James P Morrow family (who eventually moved to the reservation in OK). Only Mary and Martha appear on 1880 census records with GW and Easter (the mother) in NC/Leicester township. I have been unsuccessful in finding out what happened to GWM, Easter or their daughters since 1880. There were some who thought that GWM's wife was Cherokee, named Swmino. However, in reviewing their son James' death certificate, I read Mother's last name as Simmons. All members of this line were born in NC, SC or GA.

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

AmeliaMorrowGerlicher — 2009-09-01 15:44:16Z

The Morrow DNA project has tested descendants of three of his sons, and several descendants of another David supposed to be his cousin, all of which match overall, but differ slightly, consistent with the theory that both Davids are grandsons of Alexander Morrow of Lower Norfok, VA m. Grace Smith.

http://www.werelate.org/wiki/Family:David_Morrow_and_Agnes_W...

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

dedudette — 2009-09-04 13:04:47Z

Do any of David's descendants include an Elizabeth Morrow, born 1804 in Virginia? Mine ended up in PA with husband William Stevenson, but I don't have anything on her parents.

Re: MORROW FAMILY

delinwareham — 2009-09-01 03:14:00Z

I'm researching Morrows from Indiana.
We're looking for parents and siblings of Elijah, born around 1828 and died 1860-1866 sometime near Utica, Indiana (Clark County).
We also have Morrows in Kansas and I believe Missouri.
I've posted some at www.morrows.us.
Please email me to see if we have anyone in common.
Thanks,
delinwareham@yahoo.com

Re: Morrow Reunion 1st Sunday in August, Red Bay, Alabama

anrev843 — 2009-10-03 21:59:59Z

Hi,
Thanks for replying. My family is from Alamance co also. I am the descendant of Frank and Emmaline Morrow. who are your descendants? I hope we have a connection.

MORROW Jewel 1885-1976

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-01 12:08:40Z

MORROW Jewel 1885-1976

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MORROW Will C 1888-1980

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 11:38:53Z

MORROW Will C 1888-1980

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MORROW Winnie BELL 1898-1876

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-07 13:19:12Z

MORROW Winnie BELL 1898-1876

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TRUMAN Ethel MORROW 1918-1969

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-27 11:56:21Z

TRUMAN Ethel MORROW 1918-1969

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MORROW J Walter 1884-1938

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-25 22:25:50Z

MORROW J Walter 1884-1938

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Re: Annsley and James Morrow from Connecticut

billdonnasabo — 2009-09-09 12:54:01Z

Hello....Did you ever find your cousins Ansley & "Jamie"?
My father had a friend Howard Morrow...we use to go visit them. I was just thinking of Ansley "out of the blue" this morning & went searching & found your message.
Their grandmother also was a childhood friend of my grandmother...I think the name was Ritchie?
Donna Sabo

Re: Morrow Reunion 1st Sunday in August, Red Bay, Alabama

myuncommonroots — 2009-10-03 05:01:46Z

Hi Dawn,

I too am looking for black Morrows from NC. The Morrows in my line are mostly from Alamance County but could have branched out. Please contact me if you can.

uncommonroots@gmail.com

Thanks.

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

billmorrow38 — 2009-09-03 17:18:03Z

Janean,
Major Samuel Morrow Jr b. 9 Mar 1760 was son of David and Mary Morrow of Fishing Creek, later they lived at Spartanburg SC. This David was born between 1715-1730 probably in Princess Anne Co, Va. He and wife (Mary) appear in 1790 Spartanburg SC census neighbors to "Old Samuel Morrow" and then Capt Samuel Morrow.
Old Sam and David b.1715 "of Spartanburg" were most likely brothers since they lived adjacent at Fishing Creek 1775-1779 and then at Spartanburg area 1779 thru 1790.
Major Sam being the son of this David was proven by DNA. Deeds proved Major Sam was a nephew of "Old Samuel". Since they lived close together, Major Sam went by Jr and Old Sam went by Sr as was the custom for those times. Becaude of this, for many years this Major Samuel was thought to be the son of "Old Samuel Morrow" d.1796 at Spartanburg. Aslo, for many years Old Sam was thought to have married Mary McClure since Major Sam stated in his pension papers that Cap't McClure who was killed in the Rev War "was a kinsman". Mary McClure was most likely Cap't McClures widow. Mary McClure (widow) is shown in the 1790 Chester SC census, and Old Sam appears in 1790 SPartanburg SC census, "apart, so not married" --she was widow with seven children. I believe the McClures were kin to Major Sam's wife, Jenet Nelson, rather than the Morrow line. Major Sam's application was 1820's or 30's when he made the statement that Cap't McClure was a kinsman.

So no, Major Sam was not the son of Old Sam and Old Sam was not married to widow Mary McClure.

David of Waxhaw whose wife was Agness White also had a son named Samuel. Samuel was a pretty common name in those days.
I looked back at the list of David & Agness's children, and there is a comma between James and Arthur.

Hope this helps.

Bill

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

billmorrow38 — 2009-09-01 01:22:01Z

I have spent 30 years gathering the following info which was hard to come by.
Since he died in 1785, David of Waxhaw didn't make the 1790 census nor the earlier SC census which "Old Samuel" appears. The only documentation I found was pg 9m of SC archives file 5360 as follows: (my copy I purchased from SC ..was not free..and very hard to read) "Waxhaw..January 11th 1786...Gentlemen please deliver to Hugh White this indents App??(application?) to be to the Estate of David Morrow deceased from the state of South Carolina or from the United States as is Receipt shall be your sufficient Discharge of the same from your ?? to the Commissioners of the publick Treasury of South Carolina...signed Agness Morrow, Robert Davis Exers..Acknowledged the date above before me Andw Foster JP".
Another written record mailed to me in 1986, dated 1949 by Harvey M. Morrow, great grandson gives David Morrow and wife Agnes White's children's names plus following generations down to Harvey, who was an Alabama school superintendent and who died 1949 shortly after he penned his lineage. I give credence to his written record because he was learned.

Of course Worth Ray's Tennessee Cousins pg 275 gives lineage of David of Waxhaw. To be taken with salt. Ray has a different version in another of his books, that David of Waxhaw descended from Walter Morrow d.1709 Md. rather than Daniel > Alexander. No children were given the name Walter so I really don't think he was in this MOrrow line at all.

Bill Morrow of Oklahoma

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

billmorrow38 — 2009-09-02 22:05:50Z

Janean,
Samuel b.9 Mar 1760 was not a child of this David d.1785. Son Thomas was born 1765. Arthur and James were separate children, those times did not see double given names. Joseph b1760 was son as was David b.1762 and Thomas b1765 because DNA places them most likely as brothers, but others I can't vouch for.
Yes, Mr Ray had alot of mistakes in his works (so do I) and did not document very well at all, most times totally omitted any source, so take his work with a grain of salt. But use his works, sometimes it is all we have to work with.

Bill

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

billmorrow38 — 2009-09-01 22:19:40Z

Janean,
It's been awhile. I see you are still pursuing your
Morrow line.
Here are the children of David Morrow d.1785 who married Agnes White and is buried at Waxhaw:
Samuel, David, John, Joseph, Robert, Adam, George, James Arthur, Thomas, Mary, Margaret. (exact order as written)
source: May 24,1949 lineage by Harvey Morrow d.1949. Harvey also corresponded with Worth Ray and mention appears in Tenn Cousins pages 275-277.
So yes, DAvid of Waxhaw did have a dau Mary and it's likely she was born circa 1760.
Hope this helps. Should have gotten it to you sooner.

Bill Morrow of Oklahoma

Re: george washington morrow

bruckner22 — 2009-09-21 03:28:13Z

There was a George Washington Morrow who was born in Iowa in 1871 and died in Iowa in 1950. Reply for more info.

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

belmadudley — 2009-09-01 00:02:30Z

One more thing David Morrow was born in VA.

David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

belmadudley — 2009-09-01 00:01:31Z

I need a census or other source documentation on David Morrow 1731-1785. He fought in the revolutionary war, lived in SC, and buried Old Waxhaw Presbyterian Church. It would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Belma

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

belmadudley — 2009-09-02 03:34:42Z

Bill,
Thank you for the information on David Morrow (d. 1785). My husband, kids, and I have been to the Old Waxhaw Presbyterian Church Cemetery (near Lancaster, SC) where David Morrow is buried. We found and etched his tombstone. A small nugget of information: He is buried right next to Andrew Jackson Sr., the president's father.

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

JRay38M — 2009-09-01 14:27:08Z

I would be interested if he had a daughter Mary b. abt. 1760
I have a misc. Mary Morrow that married John Marlin. Mary was born in Derry, Ireland supposedly. John Marlin was from Londonderry. But then again I show David as born in Lunenburg Va so guess it couldn't be. Unless Mary really wasn't born in Ireland. They all ended up in Chester Sc though. Sure wish I could find her connection.

Janean

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

JRay38M — 2009-09-01 16:56:53Z

I believe she wouldn't be the daughter of the other David only because all of the collateral names in that family don't match. They all intermarried within another group of people. McClure, Frame, Catlett, Armstrong, Allen, etc. David and Agnes's son Joseph marrieg a Wylie and brother David married a Kelso. I don't have marriages for any other sibling but these families intermarried: Morrow, Wylie, Kelso, Marlin, Adams etc. This is the line I'm interested in as my Mary Morrow b. abt. 1760 married John Marlin b. 1750/60. Their grandchildren intermarried with Wylies and Adams. My families ventured onward to White Co. IL where the other Morrows and associated families went south to AL, MS etc.

Janean

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

JRay38M — 2009-09-02 17:33:06Z

Hi Bill long time no talk to. Anyway, as it is easier to talk in the list, even though this goes there, I will reply to this msg. board anyway.

I did NOT have these kids in this order and you have two I didn't have and visa versa.

I had them as follows: Samuel 9 Mar 1760, David 1762, John 1758, Joseph 1760, Adam abt. 1764, George abt. 1766, James abt. 1771, Thomas abt. 1773, Margaret abt. 1775, William abt. 1756 and Richard abt. 1769.

I did not have Robert or Mary and you are showing James as James Arthur? It is HIGHLY possible I instered the dates I knew I had and guessed at the rest just for placement purposes. Don't know where I got William and Richard from.

They were married I show in 1756 and seems odd that Samuel was their first but not born for 4 years after their marriage putting them at 30 before they had kids? Unless they lost children that just seems odd. Obviously Sam and Joe could be born the same year unless twins and Joseph only guess at his birth year and considering you state this information came from Harvey Morrow who corresponded with Worth Ray...... whose information I am told to take with a grain of salt...... how can we be sure of this? Now doubting just inquiring. What are your thoughts. you can post to the list instead if that is easier. I always thought Mary was possibly Josephs sister. I will "temporarily" attach her to this family with a precaution it is no way proven.... just so I have a place for her.

Janean

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

JRay38M — 2009-09-03 15:01:38Z

I'm confused. You say Samuel born 9 Mar 1760 is not David's son. However you list a Samuel. I have another Samuel born 1760 s/o Samuel Morrow and Mary McClure.

I'm assuming when you say James and Arthur are two different people you just forgot to put the comma in, is that correct? I don't know about the 1760's but in 1795 my ancestor was John Morrow Marlin. I have several people back in the mid 1700's with double given names, or more commonly known as a middle name. I know it wasn't as common as it is today and actually people who don't have a middle name are greeted with surprised looks by others.

Now questioning you or anyone else but it seems one just doesn't know who is right or wrong in this particular line. It's exhausting, isn't it?

Janean

Re: David Morrow 1731-1785 SC

JRay38M — 2009-09-03 17:59:52Z

I'm going to digest this at home. LOL

I feel like I'm on a merry-go-round and pretty soon all the animals are a blur.

Thanks
Janean

MORROW Helen A and Leon W

t42RoseHill — 2009-09-03 13:13:20Z

MORROW Helen A and Leon W

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MORROW Pearl N 1925-1962

t42RoseHill — 2009-09-14 15:58:46Z

MORROW Pearl N 1925-1962

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MORROW Kenneth Dile and Imogene SHILLING

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-03 13:44:56Z

MORROW Kenneth Dile and Imogene SHILLING

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Re: Morrow-Marrow in Ky

simonson024 — 2009-09-29 23:13:54Z

Check out the A. Marrow, wife Elizabeth thread. My great grandma was Maggie Marrow according to her son's death certificate.
I'll email you direct also,
William Simonson
simonson024@yahoo.com

Re: morrow or marrow family of cocke tn

simonson024 — 2009-09-23 05:14:34Z

I just discovered that my great-great grandmother was Margaret (Maggie) Marrow, (full or part American Indian?) born 1861/62 in Missouri or Illinois (or ?), witnessed the burning of Atlanta in 1864, married George Simonson (Evans?), her husband or father was a horse trader, by 1920 she was a servant in a private house in Dayton, Ohio; died between 1920 and 1930. I need proof she was American Indian.

Re: George Washington (Wash) Morrow

simonson024 — 2009-09-23 04:50:54Z

Re: William Henry Morrow m Margaret Leddon Baltimore Maryland

simonson024 — 2009-09-23 04:46:40Z

Re: Samuel Morrow (IL Civil War Calvary Regiment 9 B)

simonson024 — 2009-09-23 00:17:23Z

I just discovered that my great-great grandmother was Margaret Marrow, (full or part American Indian?) born 1861 in Missouri or Illinois (or?) witnessed the burning of Atlanta 1864, married a horsetrader (?) George Simonson (Evans?), by 1920 was a servant in a private house in Dayton, Ohio, died between 1920 and 1930. I need proof she was American Indian.