Rolly McIntosh Plantation, Creek Nation, Indian Territory

Date: [unknown] [unknown]
Location: Creek Nation, Indian Territory
Surname/tag: McIntosh

Contents 1 Introduction 2 Slaves 3 1860 Census 4 Dawes Census Cards 5 Sources

Introduction

Rolly McIntosh's first plantation was located in Coweta, Georgia. About 1828, he moved his plantation to Indian Territory on the Verdigris and Arkansas rivers. Some of his plantation was located in what is now Section 26, T16N R18E, Muskogee, Wagoner County, Oklahoma.

About 1861 he (and/or his adopted son) moved the plantation to a location in Coweta, Indian Territory (Oklahoma).^{[1] [2] [3]}

Slaves

• Amy McIntosh Island
• Ben Brown
• Betsy McIntosh Lewis
• Billy McIntosh
• Caroline Rentie McIntosh
• Chloe Johnson
• Choto Suter Tucker
• Cudjo Pond
• Dollie Marshal aka Mary Ann Tucker aka Mary Ann Marshall
• Eva McIntosh
• Fannie Rentie Scott
• Hagar McIntosh
• Harriet Lewis (b. ca. 1838)
• Harrison Tucker
• Henry McIntosh
• Hester Taylor McIntosh
• Jack/Jackson McIntosh
• Jacob S. Brown
• John McIntosh
• Johnson Canard
• Joseph McIntosh
• Judy McIntosh (b. ca. 1823)
• Julia Tucker Durant
• Kizzie Grayson
• Manuel McIntosh/Manwell Brown
• Miley Tucker
• Ned McIntosh
• Nero McIntosh
• Perry Jones
• Phoebe Jones
• Raiford Jackson
• Rentie McIntosh
• Rhody Straws McIntosh
• Richard Tucker
• Robert Jones
• Samuel Tucker
• Sophia Jones aka Sally Jones
• Susie
• Susie McIntosh
• Tamie/Fannie
• Tina Manuel
• Toby/Tobe McIntosh
• Warrior Rentie
• Wylie/Wilie McIntosh

1860 Census

List of slaves owned by Roley McIntosh in the 1860 Census, Slave Schedule ^[4]

Sex	Age	Name	Fugitive?
Female	29	_	_
Female	4	_	_
Male	13	_	_
Female	17	_	_
Male	2	_	_
Male	1	_	_
Female	38	_	Yes
Female	9	_	_
Male	26	_	_
Female	42	_	_
Female	20	_	_
Female	3	_	_
Male	7	_	_
Male	15	_	_
Male	28	_	_
Female	25	_	_
Male	5	_	_
Male	4	_	_
Female	2	_	_
Female	32	_	Yes
Male	33	_	Yes
Male	27	_	_
Female	26	_	_
Female	7	_	_
Female	2	_	_
Male	1	_	_
Male	43	_	_
Male	50	_	_
Female	30	_	Yes
Male	17	_	_
Male	31	_	_
Female	27	_	_
Female	9	_	_
Female	10	_	_
Female	15	_	_
Male	12	_	_
Male	9	_	_
Male	5	_	_
Female	26	_	_
Male	4	_	Yes
Female	2	_	_
Male	1	_	_
Male	10	_	_
Male	40	_	_
Male	42	_	_
Male	31	_	Yes
Male	32	_	_
Female	29	_	_
Female	13	_	_
Female	12	_	_
Female	10	_	_
Female	8	_	_
Female	7	_	_
Male	4	_	_
Female	2	_	_
Male	1	_	_
Female	31	_	_
Male	15	_	_
Male	12	_	_
Female	10	_	_
Male	9	_	_
Female	7	_	_

Dawes Census Cards

List of people who were listed on the 1898 Dawes census who had been enslaved by Roley/Rolly McIntosh.^[5]

Name	Card Number	Link
Amy McIntosh Island	751	[5]
Ben Brown	632	[6]
Betsy McIntosh Lewis	747	[7]
Billy McIntosh	747, 751	[8], [9]
Caroline McIntosh	673, 675	[10], [11]
Caroline Rentie	232	[12]
Choto Suter Tucker	250	[13]
Chloe Johnson	752	[14]
Cudjo Pond	725, 972	[15], [16]
Dollie Marshall	1187	[17]
Dollie Tucker	505	[18]
Eva Walker	250	[19]
Fanna McIntosh	1423	[20]
Hagar McIntosh	599, 607	[21] and [22]
Harriet Lewis	632, 633	[23] and [24]
Harrison Tucker	319	[25]
Henry McIntosh	1316	[26]
Hester McIntosh	653, 1030	[27], [28]
Jack McIntosh	599	[29]
Jacob S. Brown	357, 375, 434	[30], [31] and [32]
John McIntosh	881	[33]
Johnson Canard	297	[34]
Joseph McIntosh	1139	[35]
Judy McIntosh	747, 751, 752	[36], [37], [38]
Julia Tucker Durant	679	[39]
Kizzie Grayson	509	[40]
Manuel McIntosh	865	[41]
Mary Ann Marshall aka Mary Ann Tucker	105	[[42]]
Miley Tucker	319, 348, 505, 679	[43], [44], [45], [46]
Ned McIntosh	171	[47]
Nero McIntosh	654	[48]
Perry Jones	520, 650	[49], [50]
Phoebe Jones	520, 650	[51], [52]
Raiford Jackson	459	[53]
Rentie	2, 127, 432, 461, 586, 1163	[54], [55], [56], [57], [58], [59]
Rentie Grayson	85, 1110	[60], [61]
Rentie McIntosh	232, 673, 675, 988, 1149	[62], [63], [64], [65], [66]
Rhody McIntosh	725	[67]
Rhody Straws	388	[68]
Richard Tucker	348	[69]
Robert Jones	1094	[70]
Samuel Tucker	319, 348	[71]
Sophia Jones	1071	[72]
Susie	357	[73]
Susie McIntosh Walker	250	[74]
Tamie	609, 760, 894	[75], [76], [77]
Tina Manuel	388	[78]
Toby/Tobe McIntosh	607, 609, 714, 760, 894, 1423	[79], [80], [81], [82], [83]
Warrior Rentie	232	[84]
Wylie/Wiley McIntosh	1006, 1423	[85], [86]

Sources

1. ↑ Journal Article. Chang, David A. “An Equal Interest in the Soil: Creek Small-Scale Farming and the Work of Nationhood, 1866-1889”, American Indian Quarterly, Vol. 33, No. 1 (Winter 2009), pp. 98-130. JSTOR ([1]: accessed 21 October 2022.
   • "Jackson and Hagar McIntosh and their eight children had labored for their owner, Roley McIntosh. He was the micco (generally translated as "king") of the town of Coweta in Creek Nation in present-day Oklahoma." After the Civil War, Jackson and Hagar were allotted land located within Rolly's plantation.
2. ↑ Mullins, Jonita, McIntosh is an Important Name in History of Creek Nation, 6 February 2011, ([2]: accessed 21 October 2022)
   • The Creeks from Coweta, Georgia moved to Indian Territory in 1828. Roley served as chief in the Indian Territory for 31 years (until 1859). The McIntosh family settled on the Verdigris and Arkansas rivers. After the Civil War the McIntosh family settled in the Checotah and Eufaula area which became part of McIntosh county.
3. ↑ Wall, Gail, "Roley McIntosh Burial Ground", Oklahoma GenWeb, ([3]: accessed 21 October 2022)
   • In about 1833 Roley McIntosh established a cemetery on his original claim (the McIntosh plantation), located in Section 26, T16N R18E, Muskogee, Wagoner County, Oklahoma.
4. ↑ 1860 U.S. Slave Census, West of the State of Arkansas, Creek Nation, Arkansas, slave schedule, p. 121 (penned), slaves in the Roley McIntosh household, digital image 12 of 22 FamilySearch.org ([4]: accessed 18 October 2022); citing NARA microfilm publication M653, roll xxx
5. ↑ 1898 Creek Nation Freedman Roll. Muskogee, Indian Territory (Oklahoma), "Oklahoma and Indian Territory, U.S., Dawes Census Cards for Five Civilized Tribes, 1898-1914", 1898, database with images, Ancestry.com, citing NARA microfilm publication M1186