m Robert W Love
a Hugh L Conway shows b 3/1875 in 1900 census
buried with him and his wife and sister Mary at Evanston cem Hamilton cty Oh are: (pr kids)
Cornelia Conway 1904-1905
Margaret Conway 1905-1986 (12/13/1905-3/1986 Cinn O)
Patricia Conway 1908-1988 (3/4/1908-1/1/1988 Cinn O ) Anna Patricia Conway
Edwin J Conway 1914-1936 (d 4/4/1936 Franklin cty OH) Edwin Joseph Conwayhttp://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GScid=40160&GSln=Conway
never married
died in a car crash on a RR bridge. He hit an abutment
Harrison Logan Berryhill was born in Hitchita in the Creek Nation in 1871. Harrison first married Bettie, a full-blood Creek Indian girl, who was born in 1874, the daughter of Millie. Bettie Berryhill died in Okmulgee, Indian territory, 17 January 1904. Harrison Berryhill married a second time -- in 1905 to Cecilia "Celia" Freeman, a Creek Indian girl. Celia was born in 1890, the daughter of John Freeman and Hattie (Checotah) Freeman. Hattie was later married to a Derrisaw. Celia was the granddaughter of Chief Samuel Checotah and his wife Priscellia. Harrison Logan Berryhill was a Methodist Minister and was one of the founders and builders of the Newtown Methodist Church, north west of the Okmulgee, Oklahoma. Harrison died during the depression in the 1930s. Celia and her family lived near the Newtown Creek Indian Church. Celia Berryhill died in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, about 1987. A street in Okmulgee has been named in honor of Cecila "Celia" Berryhill. Following is the Creek Census Card of Harrison and Bettie Berryhill and their children:
Dawes Name age sex DIB Father Mother No. Card No. 351 P.O. Okmulgee 8 May 1899
1157 Berryhill, Harrison 28 M full
Robert Berryhill Elsie 1158
Bettie wife 25 F full Unknown
Millie
1159 William son 8 M full No. 1 No. 2 1160 b Okmulgee 5/1890
Elizabeth dau 3 F full No. 1 No. 2 1161 b Okmulgee 5/1896
Lucy dau 8 mo F full No. 1 b Okmulgee 10/1898No. 2 Card No. 3676 P.O. Okmulgee 8 November 1902 9671
Berryhill, Martha 1 1/2 F full Harrison Berryhill Bettie b Okmulgee 1901Harrison Berryhill's children by Bettie:
A. William Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Indian Territory, in May 1890.
B. Elizabeth Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Indian Territory, in May 1896.
C. Lucy Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Indian Territory, in October 1898.
D. Martha Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Indian Territory, in 1901.Harrison Berryhill's children by Celia: (There were nine children, but I don't know the names of all of them. They may not be in order of birth.)
E. Johnston Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, in 1907.
F. Lewis Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, in 1910.
G. Benjamin Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, 26 February 1914. I don't know who Ben married. Benjamin Berryhill died 24 September 1993 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He and his wife had the following children: Ronald Martin, Dennis, Bruce, Wayne, Cynthia, Wanda, Debra, Regina, Celia Berryhill. H. Hepsey Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Oklahoma. She married (-?-) Freeman. 2. Martha Berryhill was born in the Creek Nation, Indian Territory, in 1872. Martha married Martin Beaver about 1890. I know of only one child: Daniel Beaver was born at Preston, Okmulgee County, Indian Territory, in 1898.
cemetery has b 1878 vs records in books of 1874
possible marriage
Creek (Sapulpa) MLI-13-00351 08/15/1921 Plaintiff - BERRYHILL, WILLIAM J BERRYHILL, WILLIAM J and GILLARD, MARGARET MARRIAGE LICENSE
Harrison Logan Berryhill was born in Hitchita in the Creek Nation in 1871. Harrison first married Bettie, a full-blood Creek Indian girl, who was born in 1874, the daughter of Millie. Bettie Berryhill died in Okmulgee, Indian territory, 17 January 1904. Harrison Berryhill married a second time -- in 1905 to Cecilia "Celia" Freeman, a Creek Indian girl. Celia was born in 1890, the daughter of John Freeman and Hattie (Checotah) Freeman. Hattie was later married to a Derrisaw. Celia was the granddaughter of Chief Samuel Checotah and his wife Priscellia. Harrison Logan Berryhill was a Methodist Minister and was one of the founders and builders of the Newtown Methodist Church, north west of the Okmulgee, Oklahoma. Harrison died during the depression in the 1930s. Celia and her family lived near the Newtown Creek Indian Church. Celia Berryhill died in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, about 1987. A street in Okmulgee has been named in honor of Cecila "Celia" Berryhill. Following is the Creek Census Card of Harrison and Bettie Berryhill and their children:
Dawes Name age sex DIB Father Mother No. Card No. 351 P.O. Okmulgee 8 May 1899
1157 Berryhill, Harrison 28 M full
Robert Berryhill Elsie 1158
Bettie wife 25 F full Unknown
Millie
1159 William son 8 M full No. 1 No. 2 1160 b Okmulgee 5/1890
Elizabeth dau 3 F full No. 1 No. 2 1161 b Okmulgee 5/1896
Lucy dau 8 mo F full No. 1 b Okmulgee 10/1898No. 2 Card No. 3676 P.O. Okmulgee 8 November 1902 9671
Berryhill, Martha 1 1/2 F full Harrison Berryhill Bettie b Okmulgee 1901Harrison Berryhill's children by Bettie:
A. William Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Indian Territory, in May 1890.
B. Elizabeth Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Indian Territory, in May 1896.
C. Lucy Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Indian Territory, in October 1898.
D. Martha Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Indian Territory, in 1901.Harrison Berryhill's children by Celia: (There were nine children, but I don't know the names of all of them. They may not be in order of birth.)
E. Johnston Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, in 1907.
F. Lewis Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, in 1910.
G. Benjamin Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, 26 February 1914. I don't know who Ben married. Benjamin Berryhill died 24 September 1993 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He and his wife had the following children: Ronald Martin, Dennis, Bruce, Wayne, Cynthia, Wanda, Debra, Regina, Celia Berryhill. H. Hepsey Berryhill was born in Okmulgee, Oklahoma. She married (-?-) Freeman. 2. Martha Berryhill was born in the Creek Nation, Indian Territory, in 1872. Martha married Martin Beaver about 1890. I know of only one child: Daniel Beaver was born at Preston, Okmulgee County, Indian Territory, in 1898.
Celia
BERRYHILL OKMULGEE - Benjamin BERRYHILL was born February 26, 1914, in Okmulgee. He died September 24, 1993, in Oklahoma City. Funeral services were held September 18 at Newtown United Methodist Church, where he was a member. Interment was at the Berryhill Family Cemetery. He was a World War II veteran and a retired painter. He was preceded in death by two sons, Ronald BERRYHILL and Cecil Berryhill; two brothers and two sisters. He was survived by his children, Harrison BERRYHILL and Celia RIZZO, both of Midwest City, Wayne BERRYHILL and Regina WEATHERLY, both of Tulsa, Deborah BEAN of Okmulgee, Cynthia HASLETT of Muskogee, and Wanda MILLS of Morris; brother, Aaron BERRYHILL of Okmulgee; sisters, Hepsey RAYE of Missouri, and Elsie DOUGLAS of California; 27 grandchildren, and 18 great grandchildren
BERRYHILL: Muskogee, Muskogee Co. OK Unah D. BERRYHILL died in June, 1980 (no date given) at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Muskogee. Wake services were held 20 June at the Cantrell Ivory Chapel and funeral services were June 21 at Newtown Indian Methodist Church, with Rev. Thomas LONG officiating. Pallbearers were Robert FREEMAN, Dave POWELL, Curtis SIMMERS, Lawrence KAHBEAH, Abraham SIMMERS, and Johnny MORGAN. Berrybill was a member of Tallahassee Methodist Church. Survivors include his mother, Celia BERRYHILL, brothers Aaron and Benjamin BERRYHILL both of Okmulgee, sisters Elsie DOUGLAS of Bullhead City, AZ, Hepsey FREEMAN of Shawnee, KS, and Martha BERRYHILL of Okmulgee.
first elected chief under new constitution of 1867
originally name was Checotea lt col in confederate army. Town Checotah Ok named after him. Also a methodist minister