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Savannah Tom Carpenter Moytoy 1560–1650 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1560

Birth Location: Cherokee Nation East, Washington, Tennessee, USA

Death Date: 1650

Death Location: Tellico Plains, Monroe, Tennessee, USA

Father: Savannah II

Mother: Susan Zion

Spouse(s): Bird Cherokee

Children(s): Willenawah Moytoy

The story of Savannah Tom Carpenter Moytoy began in 1560 in Cherokee Nation East, Washington, Tennessee, USA. Savannah Tom Carpenter Moytoy married Bird Clan Cherokee, and had children including Willenawah Great Eagle Moytoy. Savannah Tom Carpenter Moytoy passed away in 1650 in Tellico Plains, Monroe, Tennessee, USA.

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Biography

  • The story of Savannah Tom Carpenter Moytoy began in 1560 in Cherokee Nation East, Washington, Tennessee, USA.
  • Savannah Tom Carpenter Moytoy married Bird Clan Cherokee, and had children including Willenawah Great Eagle Moytoy.
  • Savannah Tom Carpenter Moytoy passed away in 1650 in Tellico Plains, Monroe, Tennessee, USA.

Immediate Family

Parents

Savannah II
1530–1610
Birth Location: Great Tellico (near today's Vonore and Tellico Plains, Monro, Tennessee, USA
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Susan Zion
1534–1579
Birth Location: Cherokee Nation, Southeast USA., USA
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Spouses(s)

Bird Cherokee
1540–1630
Birth Location: Cherokee Nation, Southeast USA., USA
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Children(s)

Willenawah Moytoy
1595–1650
Birth Location: Great Tellico(near today's Vonore and Tellico Plains, Monroe, Tennessee, USA
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Savannah Moytoy's Ancestors

Self
Savannah Moytoy
1560–1650
Birth Place: Cherokee Nation East, Washington, Tennessee, USA
Parents
Savannah Tom Locha Moytoy Carpenter III II
1530–1610
Great Tellico (near today's Vonore and Tellico Plains, Monro, Tennessee, USA
Susan Zion
1534–1579
Cherokee Nation, Southeast USA., USA
Grandparents
Chief (Totopotomoy Moytoy) Carpenter
1500–1570
Great Tellico (near today's Vonore and Tellico Plains, Monroe County, Tennessee, USA), Overhills Towns, Cherokee Nation
Pride (Chalakatha Locha Shawnee) Moytoy
1500–1555
Great Tellico (near today's Vonore and Tellico Plains, Monro, Tennessee, USA
William (Mato Cjerokee Daws roll pg#3860 - 10884 - 10888) -6804-6806
1510–1580
Indian Territory, Oklahoma
Mary (A Matoy Dawes roll #n10884 -) 3860
1515–1599
Great Tellico, Overhills Towns, Cherokee Nation
Great-Grandparents
Keeteeyah Motoy
1483–
Chief 1
1480–
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Savannah Moytoy's Descendants

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Savannah (Tom Carpenter) Moytoy (1560–1650) m. Bird (Clan) Cherokee (1540–1630)
  1. 1. Willenawah (Great Eagle) Moytoy 1595–1650 m. Wurteh (Woman of Ani'-Wadi) Moytoy 1601–1664 m. Wurteh (Woman of Ani'-Wadi) Moytoy 1601–1664 m. Wurteh (Woman of Ani'-Wadi) Moytoy 1601–1664 m. Wurteh ("Woman of Ani'-Wadi") Moytoy 1601–1664 m. Great (Eagle Standing Turkey) Motoy 1595–1650
    1. 1. Chief (Dutch Cherokee Tassel Corntassel) Techea 1625–1741 m. Nanychi (Nancy Wolf Corn) Maytoy 1625–1741
      1. 1. Cherokee (Chief Braton) Tsali 1650–1700 m. Elizabeth (R Henderson Tsali) Shaw 1660–1720 m. Elizabeth (R Henderson Tsali) Shaw 1660–1720
        1. 1. Lucille ('eastern band Cherokee Indian' Tsali Daughter of Cherokee) Chief 1680–1790 m. King ("Nopkehe" Arataswa Hagler (Haigler)* Chief of the Catawba) Nation 1680–1763

Savannah Moytoy's Timeline

2 Records

1560
1560
Birth of Savannah Tom Carpenter Moytoy in Cherokee Nation East, Washington, Tennessee, USA
Cherokee Nation East, Washington, Tennessee, USA
1650
1650
Age 90
Death of Savannah Tom Carpenter Moytoy in Tellico Plains, Monroe, Tennessee, USA
Tellico Plains, Monroe, Tennessee, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1560
    Event Place: Cherokee Nation East, Washington, Tennessee, USA

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1650
    Event Place: Tellico Plains, Monroe, Tennessee, USA
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