From FaG Contributor Kara Haygood Geilman: Father Moses died in Georgia before they moved to James Town with Son James, Miriah Hawkins Maddox Tullis was a widow before Bienville, She was also part Cherokee/Chocktaw. Georgia was home, we had a Indian land lottery certificate from Georgia. Georgia passed the Indian removal act about the time she left Georgia.
Per FaG Contributor Libby Camp (LAC): His father was Moses Tullis, burial place unknown but possibly in the Nesbitt Cemetery with his wife, or possibly in Bienville Parish, LA.
Per FaG Contributor Libby Camp (LAC): His father was Moses Tullis, burial place unknown but possibly in the Nesbitt Cemetery with his wife, or possibly in Bienville Parish, LA.
From FaG Contributor Kara Haygood Geilman: Father Moses died in Georgia before they moved to James Town with Son James, Miriah Hawkins Maddox Tullis was a widow before Bienville, She was also part Cherokee/Chocktaw. Georgia was home, we had a Indian land lottery certificate from Georgia. Georgia passed the Indian removal act about the time she left Georgia.
Per FaG Contributor Libby Camp (LAC): His father was Moses Tullis, burial place unknown but possibly in the Nesbitt Cemetery with his wife, or possibly in Bienville Parish, LA.
Per FaG Contributor Libby Camp (LAC): His father was Moses Tullis, burial place unknown but possibly in the Nesbitt Cemetery with his wife, or possibly in Bienville Parish, LA.
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