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jlennongrrl
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This is the only picture I have of my Great Great Grandpa, Josiah Looney. From L to R: Josiah Looney, George Barney Looney, and unknown Creek Indian. Josiah was in the Trail of Tears. There is also a bunch of his paperwork in the Creek Council House Museum in Oklahoma. Josiah became a Creek judge. I remember seeing a pair of leg irons that Josiah had broken in an attempt to fight the people who were forcing the removal of the Indians from Georgia.
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