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2nd-Wife: Sopoth Thlanie
Born: about 1783 in AL; Married: ca 1813; Died in 1824 or immediately after birth of their son on 12/25/1813 in AL, buried Coosawda, unmarked grave
Parents: John Moniac and Mary Tyner

LifeNotes: From J. D. Driesback: she was " said to be the most beautiful forest maiden of the tribe, noted for her musical voice, and powers of song; and could charm the stern red warrior, and make him forget for the moment the war-path and the chase, by the cadence of her voice, whilst the wild bird stopped in its flight to drink in the sweet refrain."

See the dream of the Red Eagle when he saw his own end.

Their child:

William Weatherford, Jr., born 12/25/1813, AL He went west to Oklahoma with the tribe during the Removal. After Mary Stiggins died, William sued his brother Charles over the estate. Died in Tulsa, Oklahoma; see the extract from the court record.

Note: there is a notice in sources that William married Lilla Beasley, daughter of Col. Beasley of Fort Mims. The union is purported to have happened shortly after the Massacre. Am putting mention of it here because I do not want to let any item go unnoticed. Lilla's mother was the daughter of a Creek chief.

• Married: 1813 in Creek Nation ¹

1. William E. WEATHERFORD b: 25 DEC 1813 in , Monroe, Creek Nation

1. 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
2. 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