Oo-loo-tsa was a real woman of the Holly clan born in the early 1700’s. James Hicks says marriages of descendants support the “Holly Clan” designation. [James Hicks' Cherokee Linages, genealogy.com] No husband is listed. According to Starr she was the mother of a woman named Ghi-go-ne-li, who was the mother of Nannie (born about 1750) and a second Ghi-go-ne-li. {Starr, Emmet, History of the Cherokee Indians, Oklahoma, 1921. p. 366}
All but one of the children listed are non-existent.
“Ailsey of the Paint Clan” can’t be the daughter of a woman of the Holly clan. There is no evidence this woman existed.
“He is Lowrey” - invented in Shawnee Heritage
Robin Ostenaco Judd – mythical daughter of Ostenaco. He DID have a daughter who married British soldier Henry Timberlake, but this woman is either European or a myth. Her husband Rowland Judd had no connection to Ostenaco. [see comment on profile of Ostenaco]
“Little Flower” - mythical perso
“Jennie Ani-wa-ya” - a woman of the Wolf Clan cannot be the daughter of a woman of the Holly clan. No evidence this woman existed as a daughter of Oo-loo-tsa.
Ghi-go-ne-li - this is the name of the one listed daughter of Oo-lo-tsa, but her Wikitree bio is a mess.
“Oo-loo-tsa” – no daughter by this name. The name is not unique, there were other known Cherokee women named “Oo-loo-tsa”
“Con Strau Tar Au Go Stra Fawn” - invented in Shawnee Heritage
