Family Conundrum

Our largest conundrum in assembling Southern Choate genealogy is determining the families of the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Generations. (i.e., children born between ~1740 and ~1865. I have spent quite a bit of time trying to get a good handle on these early Choates. If you go to the website under FEATURES on the right hand side you can down load a recent Choate Conundrum update.

         Narrative Histories

The Narrative Histories for the Captain William Thomas branch of our tree starting with immigrant Christopher [b.1642], his son, Christopher [b.1685], grandson Sabret [b.1730] and great-grandson Sabret [b.1762] and his great-great-grandson Richard [b.1801] are very complete. These provide the most complete and accurate information about this branch - part of the first five generations of the Choates of the South.

         REPORTS

Under the Reports tab you can now find a list of Choates who:

a.) have Native American Heritage and under Documents you can find a report titled: "Choates among the Cherokee, Choctaw and Chickasaw",

b.) have no identifiable parents and under Documents 1.2.1 LOST PARENTS