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The following is the family group record prepared by the late David Conrad Chamberlin for this family.
Bill Mennel
World Chamberlain Genealogical Society
http://chamberlain-society.org/Main.php
RICHARDı OF BRAINTREE
Seventh Generation
No. 4984
NAME: Amory Nelson⁷ Chamberlin
Father: William⁶ Chamberlin (No. 4797)
[Moses⁵ (Moses⁴, Nathaniel³, Joseph², Richardı)
and Abigail (Stevens) Chamberlin]
Mother: Flora Hoyt
Born: 29 Nov 1821, Brainerd, ? Co., TN
Died: 4 July 1894, probably Oklahoma
Buried:
Married: About 1844 (?), probably Oklahoma
Other Marriages:
No. 13398
SPOUSE: Dorothy Eunice Hoyt
Father:
Mother:
Born: About 1823 (?),
Died: 21 July 1894, probably Oklahoma
Buried:
Other Marriages:
CHILDREN
F 5295 Flora⁸, b. About 1845, probably Oklahoma. Died young.
F 5296 Abbie C⁸, b. About 1847, probably Oklahoma. Married G.W. Talbert; lived at Claremore, Indian Territory.
M 5297 Beecher⁸, b. About 1849, probably Oklahoma. Lived at Centialia, Indian Territory.
M 5298 William C⁸, b. About 1851, probably Oklahoma. Lived at Vinita, Indian Territory.
M 5299 Edward⁸, b. 10 Oct 1853, probably Oklahoma. Married Sarah Nayworthy, 2 Aug 1883, probably OK. Died 21 Mar 1899, probably Oklahoma. +
M 5300 Arthur Fanshaw, b. 9 Oct 1857, probably Oklahoma. Married Letitia Goody-koonty (a Cherokee woman), 7 June 1883, probably Oklahoma. +
M 5301 Henry⁸, b. About 1859, probably Oklahoma. Dead.
M 5302 Robert⁸, b. About 1861, probably Oklahoma. Lived at Vinita, Indian Territory.
BIOGRAPHICAL
Dorothy Eunice Hoyt was of Indian descent on her mother's side. Her father was a brother of Amory's mother Flora Hoyt.
In 1838, Amory came with his mother from the Cherokee Nation in northern Alabama to Gibson, Susquehanna Co., Pennsylvania, with a horse and wagon. He became a minister and joined the Cherokees in their new home (Indian Territoy) as a missionary and spend the remainder of his life with them. He wrote several books, translating their language into English.
Unable to locate Brainerd, Tennessee.
Not located in the 1850 census, which apparently did not include the Indian Territory (Oklahoma).
The lack of jurisdictional information provided by the Wright-Chamberlin Genealogy (major source) makes it nearly impossible to lend any confidence in guessing where family events took place.
PREPARATION OF THIS RECORD
This record was prepared by the late David C. Chamberlin Sr., using data obtained from various sources as listed. Comments and additional information are welcome and should be sent to the
World Chamberlain Genealogical Society. < www.chamberlain-society.org >
Email: CorrSec@chamberlain-society.org
Wright-Chamberlin Genealogy, by E.M. Barber, 1914, pp. 244-45, 247 [RC 86]
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