BIOGRAPHY: <From Among the Creeks site: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cmamcrk4/index.html>
John Weatherford married Martha Dyer in Monroe Co, AL, where Caroline was born and raised. Her father died while she was still quite young.
John Weatherford operated the Claiborne ferry. He was able to assist General Andrew Jackson during the Creek War by helping Jackson transport the Army across the Alabama River. John was given a land grant by James Monroe (or Jackson?) for his service; the grant included a large portion of Monroe County and the adjoining counties. John and his family lived in Monroe Co., AL. and he appears on the 1854 tax list.

From The Muscogees or Creek Indians, from 1519 to 1893;
Also an Account of the McGillivray Family and Others of Alabama
By Dr. Marion Elisah Tarvin - 1893
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cmamcrk4/crkst1.html#anchor1280778
John Weatherford married Patty Dyer, sister of David Tate's second wife, they had two children: John D. and Caroline. Caroline married Killiam and had several children. Edward was a physician who died at Muskogee, I.T., and left one child, a daughter Lita, now living with the family of Geo. W. Tarvin of Okmulgee, I.T. Norville married a man by the name of Norman, in Monroe Co. Ala. and moved to the Creek Nation in 1867.

BIOGRAPHY: <From Willam Weatherford, His Country and His People by Lynn Hastie, 2nd printing, 2001; p941>
"Buried with his mother on David Tate's brickyard plantation in Baldwin County. When Jackson became President he gave John 640 acres."
"John Weatherford - In a letter written by Caroline Weatherford Killam on July 5, 1909, she stated that her grandfather, Charles Weatherford was a Scotchman who came to Georgia. He made his home close to the Cherokee Nation and raised race horses. "There about" he took a wife and raised his family. Caroline named two of his children: William Weatherford, the Indian chief, and John Weatherford, who was her father. Caroline stated that her mother's father "Dyer" was an Englishman. He also took an Indian bride and had a daughter, Martha.
When Fort Mims was attacked, all of the Dyer family was killed except two. Martha, was quite small, and happened to be in Mobile with her married sister. Thus, Caroline's mother and her married sister were the only survivors.
Martha Dyer soon afterward married John Weatherford in Monroe County, AL, where Caroline was born and raised. Her father died while she was still quite young.
Caroline stated in her letter that William Weatherford fought with the Indians because his mother spoke the Indian tongue. All of her information was told to her by her mother."

Debts of Indians and Indian Countrymen, 1806 (from Creek Indian Researcher)
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~texlance/main.htm
List of Balances due from Indians and Indian Countrymen to be paid by the Nation agreeably to the Treaty of Fort Wilkinson. Balance due 13th March 1806.
Name Principal Interest Total
Charles Weatherford 29.81
Do for Weatherford's John 191.58 221.39 39.78 261.17

1811-1819 Tax List:
JOHN WEATHERFORD
AL, Monroe County, Mississippi Territory
Year: 1816 Record Type: Resident's List

CENSUS: 1830 John Weatherford
Monroe Co, AL image 55 of 66
Males: 0<5, 1<10, 0<15, 0<20, 0<30, 0<40, 1<50 (John), 0<60, 0<70, 0<80
Females: 1<5, 2<10, 0<15, 0<20, 1<30 (Martha), 0<40, 0<50, 0<60, 0<70, 0<80
Slaves -0, FreeColored - 0 M19-2, page 55
Age of kids is not right.
George Stiggens in on the next line.

IGI: Lists birth as 1783 and 1784 with parent names.

LAND:
JOHN WEATHERFORD
Land Office: ST STEPHENS
Document Number: 2779
Total Acres: 80 Signature: Yes
Issue Date: September 01, 1831
Act or Treaty: April 24, 1820
Entry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries
Land Description:
1 E½SW ST STEPHENS No 4N 3E 31
JOHN WEATHERFORD
Land Office: CAHABA
Document Number: 16 Signature: Yes
Issue Date: April 12, 1820
Act or Treaty: February 8, 1887
Entry Classification: Indian Allotment General
Land Description:
1 ST STEPHENS Yes 7N 5E 26
2 ST STEPHENS Yes 7N 5E 25
3 ST STEPHENS Yes 7N 5E 36
4 ST STEPHENS Yes 7N 5E 35

• Married: NOV 1802 in , Monroe, Creek Nation ^{5 4 6}

1. Caroline Matilda WEATHERFORD b: 3 NOV 1817 in Claiborne, Monroe, Alabama Terr
2. Martha WEATHERFORD b: ABT 1820 in AL
3. John Dyer WEATHERFORD b: 22 SEP 1823 in Uriah, Monroe, AL
4. Rosanna WEATHERFORD b: ABT 1820

1. Repository:
   Name: Jared Jones Personal Library
   
   Title: Weatherford, William - His Country and His People
   Author: Lynn Hastie
   Publication: 1991, reprinted in 2001
   Abbrev: Weatherford, William - His Country and His People
   Page: 941
   Note: John (Jack) Weatherford line
2. Title: World Family Tree Vol. 1, Tree 2888 - Killam, Barrow, Kellam of AL, FL 1733-1995
   Publication: Release date: November 29, 1995
   Abbrev: World Family Tree Vol. 1, Tree 2888 - Killam, Barrow, Kellam of AL, FL 1733-1995
   Note:
   Has key link from Killam to Weatherford line.
   Page: Tree #2888
   Text: Date of Import: Aug 6, 1997
3. Title: Among the Creeks
   Author: Carol Middleton 1998, 1999, 2000 ©.
   Publication: http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cmamcrk4/index.html#anchor450454
   Abbrev: Among the Creeks
   Note:
   A STUDY of THE PEOPLES of the CREEK TRIBES of SOUTHEASTERN AMERICA & of THOSE WHO LIVED AMONGST THEM
4. Title: GEDCOM File: Joy Wilcox, Killiam tree
   Abbrev: GEDCOM File: Joy Wilcox, Killiam tree
   Date: 26 FEB 0005
5. Title: World Family Tree Vol. 5, Tree 3729 - Waldrip, Chambers, Huff of TX, SC
   Publication: Released August 22, 1996
   Abbrev: World Family Tree Vol. 5, Tree 3729 - Waldrip, Chambers, Huff of TX, SC
   Note:
   Large source with link to Weatherford.
   Page: Tree #3729
   Text: Date of Import: Aug 23, 1997
6. Repository:
   Name: Jared Jones Personal Library
   
   Title: Family Record of the Weatherford, Killam, Kellam Generations
   Author: Earl H Kellam
   Abbrev: Earl H Kellam
   Publication: Small print run to fam members, 20 Jul 2005
   Abbrev: Family Record of the Weatherford, Killam, Kellam Generations