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1. www.indianreservations.net › 2017 › 06Aaron Brock/ Red Bird (father of Jesse Brock) vs. the ...

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   Jun 13, 2017 · He was married about the year 1790 to Jennie Callahan (commonly called Jane), who was born about the year 1779 and died about the year 1815. She was a daughter of Edward and Mahalah Brock Callahan. Mahalah was a daughter of Aaron Brock and a sister of Jesse Brock, who lived in Harlan County.

2. freepages.rootsweb.com › ~brockfamily › genealogyBrock Family History - RootsWeb

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   It is believed that his wife was Cherokee, and that they lived part of their lives with her People. Their children were considered Cherokee, both Native American and European. DNA of descendant males shows their patrilineage was Askenazi Jewish of Northern Europe.

3. www.geni.com › people › Aaron-BrockAaron "Totsuwha-Chief Red Bird" Brock (1721 - 1820) - Genealogy

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   May 5, 2022 · Aaron "Totsuwha-Chief Red Bird" Brock was born on 21 Aug 1721 in Virginia, Tennessee or South Carolina. He died in 1811 in Clay County, Kentucky. Aaron married (1) Rhoda Sizemore daughter of George "Of All" Sizemore and Agnes "Aggy" Shepherd Cornett. Rhoda was born in 1789 in Tennessee.

   • Place Of Birth: Cherokee Nation East
   • Birth Date: August 21, 1721

   • Spouse: Susannah Caroline Brock
   • Death Date: February 10, 1820

4. freepages.rootsweb.com › ~brockfamily › genealogyAaron Brock, Chief Red Bird, 2 - RootsWeb

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   Dec 14, 2009 · He was married about the year 1790 to Jennie Callahan (commonly called Jane), who was born about the year 1779 and died about the year 1815. She was a daughter of Edward and Mahalah Brock Callahan. Mahalah was a daughter of AARON BROCK and a sister of JESSE BROCK, who lived in Harlan County. The Brocks were part Indian.

5. freepages.rootsweb.com › ~sizemorerobertlAncestors of Aaron Chief Red Bird Brock - RootsWeb

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   Aaron married Rhoda Sisemore, daughter of George Edward (All) Sisemore and Agnes Shepherd-Cornet, in Virginia. (Rhoda Sisemore was born about 1783 in Tennessee and died in Perry County KY.) Aaron next married Susannah Caroline Davis in 1748 in Virginia.

6. sites.rootsweb.com › ~brockancestry › aar_birdBrock Ancestry - RootsWeb

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   Also, parents and wife for Aaron Brock, born ca, 1721, lived Cumberland County, Virginia, 1751. Son Jesse settled 1799 in Knox (later Harlan) County, Kentucky .

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   Who is Aaron Brock?

   • He is always called Aaron Brock but other names associated with him are: Sizemore, Moytoy, Carpenter, Totsuwha, Atsilagolanv, Fire Raven and most frequently Red Bird. Many people make the claim that this man, Aaron Brock, was the father of Jesse Brock born in Cumberland County, VA in 1751.

   Aaron Brock/ Red Bird (father of Jesse Brock) vs. the

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   When did Aaron Brock die?

   • AARON died probably 1811 in Clay Co., KY. Nearly 200 years of oral tradition indicates Aaron Brock the English name of Cherokee treaty-signer Chief Red Bird (Cherokee name Tsalagi' Ugvwiyuhi Totsu'hwa) for whom the Red Bird River was named.

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   Was Aaron Brock of Cherokee descent?

   • It is claimed by some descendants that Aaron Brock may have been of Cherokee descent, known as Chief Red Bird. However, no documentation has been found to confirm this. No early Brock family history mentions Chief Red Bird, and no early sources claim Reuben Brock and wife Christian Place as Aaron's parents.

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   Was Aaron Brock the father of Jesse Brock?

   • There is no documentary evidence for a man named Aaron Brock who also went by the name Red Bird. There were multiple men named Red Bird. There is no reason to believe that Aaron Brock/Red Bird was the father of Jesse Brock. Let's just stop and think a moment about what it would mean if Red Bird, a Cherokee Indian was the father of Jesse Brock.

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   Who was Aaron Redbird Brock?

   • Aaron " Red Bird" Brock was associated withthe descendants of Tai Tsuska (Doub le Head) and related persons who were massacred at Ywahoo Falls (Doublehe ad was dead in a tavern brawl before this andAaron Redbird Brock was a le ader of this group).

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   Who was Red Bird Brock?

   • Aaron 'Red Bird' Brock was an Indian chief for whom Red Bird Creek in Clay County, Kentucky was named. He was born on 8 Dec 1720 in Virginia and died in ABT 1820 in Clay Co., Kentucky. Red Bird Brock married Susan (Cherokee), who was born in NC and died in Clay Co., Kentucky. Aaron's father was a trader of European descent named Reuben Brock.

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8. www.wikitree.com › wiki › Brock-4339Red Bird II Brock (1748-1820) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

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   Jul 18, 2021 · A previous version of this profile claimed, without source, that he was son of Redbird and that Redbird was the same as someone named Aaron Brock [Sr]. There are no documented wife or children of Redbird.