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Robert married Mary A. "Polly" Blevins. Mary (daughter of Jonathon Blevins, Jr. and Catherine "Katy" Troxell) was born in 1809; died in 1899. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Jonathon married Catherine "Katy" Troxell on 16 Jan 1804. Catherine (daughter of Georg Jacob "Big Jake" Troxell and Cornblossom Doublehead) was born between 1783 and 1814; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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"Bond dated April 7, 1803, surety; Elisha blevins. Endorsement onbond, concent of bride's father, Jacob Troxell, proved y oath of JohnTroxell" from Roots of Yesterday by Cora Mae Martin Shirley

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Fought in Revolutionary War.
Buried near entrance to Yahoo Falls northwest of Whitley Co., KY.Grave is maintained by forest rangers. Buried near Alum Ford?

Information of his children and history from the "Ancestors of NancyFaye Gregory" home page of Family Tree Maker

"During the American Revolution, "Big Jake" TROXEL cast his lot withthe rebelling colonies. He then came south as a trader among theIndians, seeking out any conspiracies between the Indians and theBritish against the Colonies. Through a series of friendly contacts,he became a very close friend of Chief Doublehead. This friendshipbecame so solid that Big jake was inducted into the tribe as a"blood-brother" and eventually married his daughter, Beloved WomanCornblossom, who bore him many children.

There is some controversy over the idenity of "Big Jake" TOXEL. ARichard M. Troxel in his books, Troxel Trails, presents an argumentthat "Big Jake" was actually George Jacob Troxel, born in 1758 inFrederick Co., MD. He lived there until about 13 years of age, wherehe migrated through Loudon Co., VA, Sullivan Co. TN, Sevier Co., TN,then to Wayne Co.,KY, then to Marion Co.,TN, and finally to JacksonCo.,AL before he died in DeKalb Co.,AL on Jul 1 1843, being survivedby a widow, Elizabeth, who was still living in 1853.

Another story has Jacob "Big Jake" Troxel coming from thePhiladelphia, PA area where his ancestors had immigrated to the NewWorld from Switzerland. A Jacob Troxel is listed as a private inCapt. John Shelmire's 6th Co. in the Philadelphia Co. Militia in 1781.

Georg married Cornblossom Doublehead. Cornblossom (daughter of Chuqualatague Doublehead and Creat "Drags Blanket" Priber) was born between 1765 and 1770 in Cherokee Nation; died on 8 Oct 1810. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Buried in McCreary Co., KY A bronze marker marks her grave inStearns, KY.
She and most of her tribe were murdered by whites in the massacre of1810 near Yahoo Falls.

Cornblossom was born under the Sand Cliffs at Stearns, KY, near wherethe old Southern Railroad "Coalchute" or refueling station waslocated. Legend is that as a young girl, she accompanied her father,Chief Doublehead, at the signing of the Treateaty of Sycamore Shoals in1775, which transferred Cherokee land between the Ohio and CumberlandRivers to the Transylvania Society. Also, while protecting thetribe's secret mine, she killed a renegade. Her burial place atStearns, KY is marked by a KY State Historical Marker - 1075 near theFirst Baptist Church at Stearns and is approximately one mile from herbirthplace under the Sand Cliffs at Stearns, KY.