AboutEdward Young Expertise In the realm of genealogy, my knowledge would be limited to the following..........
1. Help with big picture approach to the Dawes, Old Settlers, and the 1835 Georgia Census rolls.
2. What is required to obtain tribal membership in the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma.
3. How to track down ancestors in NE Oklahoma based upon scant information.
4. How to access adoption records as a Native American in Oklahoma.
5. Knowledge of the history and residents of Coosawattee village in N. Georgia 1830's.
6. Family clusters and allotments near Mayes/Cherokee county border in OK 1890-1920.
Experience Research at National Archives, family history, independent study, personal experience.
Organizations Educator, Chaffey Joint Union HSD.
Board Member-CREEC Network Region 10 California.
Tribal Citizen-Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma.
Member, California Native Plant Society.
First Families Member, Cherokee National Historical Society.
Publications http://www.teacher-us.com/young http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cache:ctmEgTIvLmsJ:wwwstatic.kern.org/gems/region10/NewsletterMarch1.doc edward young creec network&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cache:JJcucFgLevAJ:creec.edgateway.net/CompPDFs/acknowl.pdf compendium ed young california&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=6&gl=us
Education/Credentials BS Biology, Univ Central Oklahoma
Post Bac University of Arizona
Clear Life Science Teaching Credentials in both California and Arizona
Question This probably sounds really stupid but it is confusing me. What is my sister's husband's father called to me?
Answer I'd just call him my "Brother-in- Law's Dad".
I know nothing about this subject. I volunteer on All Experts in the realm of "Cherokee Genealogy" as a minor league expert only.
My forte is Botany and native plants of California and Southern Plains Wildflowers. Good Luck.
