Alan Budi Satterfield

Other Events:

• Census: 1930, Chino, California; California, San Bernardino, Chino, Distict 15, page 10

Ernest married Pani A Budi. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Census: 1920, Bryan, Mayes, Oklahoma; Oklahoma, Mayes, Bryan, District 45, page 20
• Census: 1930, Chino, California; California, San Bernardino, Chino, Distict 15, page 10

Notes:

Census:
They were living on Ramona Ave in Chino and he was a farm laborer.

Ernest married Delora Daphne Brown on 28 Apr 1923 in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Delora (daughter of Charles George Brown and Mary Adeline Coker) was born on 19 Apr 1905 in Indian Territory, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma; died on 11 May 2007 in Chino, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Census: 1930, Chino, California; California, San Bernardino, Chino, Distict 15, page 10

Other Events:

• Census: 1900, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory; Indian Territory, Cherokee Nation, Township 21, District 24, page 14
• Census: 1920, Bryan, Mayes, Oklahoma; Oklahoma, Mayes, Bryan, District 45, page 20
• Migration: 1924; Moved from Oklahoma to California
• Census: 1930, Banning, California; California, Riverside, Banning, District 63, page 21

Notes:

Census:
His occupation was a farmer.

Census:
His occupation was a farmer.

Census:
His occupation was farm laborer.

Robert married Harriet Irene Bangs on 24 Apr 1892 in Booneville, Logan, Arkansas. Harriet (daughter of Stephen Bangs and Harriet Helen Walton) was born on 28 Feb 1873 in Booneville, Logan, Arkansas; died on 07 Mar 1946 in Banning, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Census: 1880, Booneville, Logan, Arkansas; Arkansas, Boone, Logan, District 99, page 7
• Census: 1900, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory; Indian Territory, Cherokee Nation, Township 21, District 24, page 14
• Census: 1920, Bryan, Mayes, Oklahoma; Oklahoma, Mayes, Bryan, District 45, page 20
• Census: 1930, Banning, California; California, Riverside, Banning, District 52, page 21

Other Events:

• Census: 1900, Indian Territory, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma; Indian Territory, Cherokee Nation, Township 20, District 30, page 42
• Census: 1902, Cooweescoowee, Indian Territory, Oklahoma; Cherokee Dawes Roll, Card #6517, Roll #15624
• Census: 1930, Chino, California; California, San Bernardino, Chino, Distict 15, page 10

Notes:

Charles was 3/4 Cherokee Indian and 1/4 White. His parents ancestors came to this part of the country over the "Trail of Tears". They came to Indian Territory where he met and married his wife. He was a farmer and had lots of cattle, horses and lots of fruit trees over his land. They had a lot of land at one time. The government gave any Indian all the land he could take care of or fence. However through the years Charles managed to sell the land and even lost the home he had built for his family. (His daughter) Delora said that her Mother was very upset about that and really never got over it. They came to California but went back to Oklahoma. Charles died there and is buried in the Bryan Chapel Cemetary in Boatman, Oklahoma. Bryan's Chapel belonged to the Bryan Family whom his daughter Rachel was married to Joel Maes Bryan III. (Written by Anna Bea Sarra)

Census:
Charles G. and Mary A. Brown were living in Indian Territory with their children, Rachel E. (b. Dec 1889, 10 years), Etta B. (B. Oct 1896, 3 years old), Nannie L. (b. July 1899, 1 year) and Ella Mitchell, sister-in-law (b. Ju n 1870 in Missouri, 30 years, single). Charles was 46 years old, born in Mar 1854 in Texas and Mary was 35 years old, born Jan 1865 in Arkansas. He was a farmer and Ella was a housekeeper.

Census:
He claimed to be 1/16th Cherokee.

Charles married Mary Adeline Coker on 30 Jun 1880 in Salina, Indian Territory. Mary (daughter of William (River Bill) Coker and Lenora Adeline James) was born on 25 Jan 1865 in Boone County, Arkansas; died on 25 Nov 1948 in Chino, California; was buried in Pomona Cemetery, Pomona, California. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Census: 1900, Indian Territory, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma; Indian Territory, Cherokee Nation, Township 20, District 30, page 42
• Census: 1902, Cooweescoowee, Indian Territory, Oklahoma

Notes:

Mary's ancestors came to Arkansas and Missouri Territory over the "Trail of Tears". Her father died during the Civil War before Mary was born. Later her mother married Dr. Hiram Mitchell. He came to Missouri area immediately after the Civil War in 1867 with a young son, John. On his way to Missouri from Tennessee he met Lenora Coker in Arkansas, they were married in 1867. Mary helped Dr. Mitchell with his patients. She helped to deliver her first baby at the age of 11, from that tim on she went with the Dr. all the time. She met Charles Brown and they were married in Oklahoma. They had eight children. Two died as infants and one as a toddler, the others grew to adulthood. Mary continued with her nursing for many years in Oklahoma, taking the horse and buggy to go and help others. She read the Bible and liked to listen to hymns. She also did lots of quilting and sewed all our (her childrens) clothing. It has been told that she used to cook for the Dalton Boys when they would ride into Oklahoma by their farm. I also believe there were some other gangs that she was made to cook a meal for too. No harm came to anyone as long as she cooked a meal and they watered their horses. Mary moved to California and stayed with our family (Delora's) and then went to stay with her other daughter Bea.
Source: Anna Bea Sarra

Census:
Charles G. and Mary A. Brown were living in Indian Territory with their children, Rachel E. (b. Dec 1889, 10 years), Etta B. (B. Oct 1896, 3 years old), Nannie L. (b. July 1899, 1 year) and Ella Mitchell, sister-in-law (b. Ju n 1870 in Missouri, 30 years, single). Charles was 46 years old, born in Mar 1854 in Texas and Mary was 35 years old, born Jan 1865 in Arkansas. He was a farmer and Ella was a housekeeper.

Notes:

Married:
Indian Territory was the site of present day Oklahoma.