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Jennie Great Eagle (Paint Clan) Carpenter 1749 – 1835 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1749

Birth Location: CNE - TN

Death Date: after 1835

Death Location: possibly Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory

Father: Great Carpenter

Mother: Christian Fox

Spouse(s): Cabin Smith

Children(s): Ta-Ya-Ni Smith

Jennie Great Eagle (Paint Clan) Carpenter was born in 1749 in CNE - TN, the child of Great Eagle Carpenter and Christian Aniwodi Wurteh Tawsee Hop Rainmaker Fox. Jennie Great Eagle (Paint Clan) Carpenter married Cabin Achilles Smith, and had children including Ta-Ya-Ni (Tiania) Smith. Jennie Great Eagle (Paint Clan) Carpenter passed away in 1835 in possibly Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory.

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Biography

  • Jennie Great Eagle (Paint Clan) Carpenter was born in 1749 in CNE - TN, the child of Great Eagle Carpenter and Christian Aniwodi Wurteh Tawsee Hop Rainmaker Fox.
  • Jennie Great Eagle (Paint Clan) Carpenter married Cabin Achilles Smith, and had children including Ta-Ya-Ni (Tiania) Smith.
  • Jennie Great Eagle (Paint Clan) Carpenter passed away in 1835 in possibly Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory.

Immediate Family

Parents

Great Carpenter
1702 – 1777
Birth Location: Overhills, Great Tellico, Tennessee, USA
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Christian Fox
1705 – 1764
Birth Location: Tellico Plains, Monroe, Tennessee, United States
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Spouses(s)

Cabin Smith
1754 – 1845
Birth Location: Cherokee Nation East (present-day northwest Georgia)
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Children(s)

Ta-Ya-Ni Smith
1782 – 1860
Birth Location: Cherokee Nation East, Georgia
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Jennie Carpenter's Ancestors

Self
Jennie Carpenter
1749 – 1835
Birth Place: CNE - TN
Parents
Great Eagle Carpenter
1702 – 1777
Overhills, Great Tellico, Tennessee, USA
Christian (Aniwodi Wurteh Tawsee Hop Rainmaker) Fox
1705 – 1764
Tellico Plains, Monroe, Tennessee, United States
Grandparents
Kahyun (Techea "Corn Tassel", 8th primary chief of Cherokee) Nation
1680 – 1763
Cherokee, Washington, Tennessee, United States
Eughootie ("Nancy" Tassell born Blueholly -) Rainmaker
1680 – 1750
Cherokee, Washington Co., Tennessee, USA
Aganusisi (Quantis Carpenter) Moytoy
1684 – 1757
Overhills, Great Tellico, Tennessee, USA
Tsula Fox
1670 – 1757
Running Water Village, Tennessee
Great-Grandparents
Chief Indian)
1660 – 1730
Quatsy Indian
1650 – 1692
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Amatoya Nation
1633 – 1734
Woman Clan
1641 – 1755

Jennie Carpenter's Descendants

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Jennie (Great Eagle (Paint Clan)) Carpenter (1749 – after 1835) m. Cabin (Achilles) Smith (1754 – 1845)
  1. 1. Ta-Ya-Ni ((Tiania)) Smith (ABT 1782 – 1860) m. Desugaski (Means "One Who Scrapes the) Hides (ABT 1780 – 1854) m. Desugaski (Means "One Who Scrapes the) Hides (ABT 1780 – 1854) m. Sar (lar we (Sar-lo-Li) Scraper) (De-su-go-sky)
    1. 1. Little (Arch (Sar lar we)) Scraper (1800 – Aft. 1824) m. Sewekiller (Fivekiller)
      1. 1. Ar-ne-cher Scraper (1820 – 12 Jul 1861) m. Polly ((Warlee Tlogasee)) Fields (1828 – 1861)
        1. 1. Fields ("Tlo-gay-see Dee-su-gaw-skee") Scraper (November 1860 – 11 August 1927) m. Susie ((Su-See)) Pritchett (1847 – 7 January 1888) m. Lucy- (G0-dah-ga-wee) Eversole (1868 – 1888) m. Sallie Hopper (1 Sep 1850 – 2 Oct 1924)
    2. 2. Archibald ("Archikilli" Or "Ah-le-jah-gi-li Dee-Su-Goo-Skee") Scraper (13 May 1804 – 13 May 1904)

Jennie Carpenter's Timeline

2 Records

1749
1749
Birth of Jennie Great Eagle (Paint Clan) Carpenter in CNE - TN
CNE - TN
1835
after 1835
Age 86
Death of Jennie Great Eagle (Paint Clan) Carpenter in possibly Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory
possibly Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1749
    Event Place: CNE - TN

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: after 1835
    Event Place: possibly Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory
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