LAFAYETTE COUNTY CHICKASAW PEOPLE

There was a Monroe Non-county before there was a Lafayette, Pontotoc or other north east Mississippi Counties before the Treaty of Pontotoc in 1832.
They were formed and organized by 1836.

Thus, began the inter-marriages or couplings of the European Americans with the Chickasaw Maidens.
The mixed blood Love and Colbert Families took European American fathers' surname as most mixed -bloods did.
Many were converted to Christianity and taking a Christian name allowed them to remain on their lands in MS longer.

Some local researchers may already know that Chief To-bo-tubby's family and / or TRIBE survivors took Christian names even before they arrived at their Oklahoma reservations, many did not go to those reservations until after 1900.

One son, Chief To-bo-tubby took the name ROBERT ANDREW PICKENS MILLER. His Chickasaw wife also took a Christian name of CAROLINE SUSANNAH MILLER, which they borrowed from the Sheriff of Pontotoc County MS and his wife of that time period. The Chickasaw ROBERT ANDREW MILLER and his Chickasaw spouse had a daughter who they named CAROLINE SUSANNAH MILLER. SHE married into the white Robert Andrew MILLER's family , one LAWRENCE MILLER according to a MILLER, THOMPSON descendant in email chats with two of the Tubbys aka Millers descendants, Kara Shea and Roy Whitehead.

In these emails you will find the descendants are wondering who

Abraham Miller