Family: Charles Weatherford / Sehoy III McPherson (F1354)
m. 1780-
Father | Male
Charles Weatherford
Born Abt 1752 Virginia 
Died Buried Married 1780 Wetumpka, Elmore, Alabama Father Mother
Mother | Female
Sehoy III McPherson
Born Died Buried Other Spouse David Taitt | F1351 Married Father Augustus McPherson | F1352 Group Sheet Mother Sehoy II Marchand | F1352 Group Sheet
Child 1 | Female
+ Elizabeth Weatherford
Born Abt. 1780 Coosada, Elmore, Alabama Died Buried Spouse Sam Moniac | F1373 Married Abt. 1797 Alabama
Child 2 | Male
+ William Weatherford
Born Abt. 1782 Coosada, Elmore, Alabama Died 24 May 1824 Monroe County, Alabama Buried Tate Brickyard Plantation Cemetery, Little River, Baldwin, Alabama Spouse Mary Moniac | F1383 Married Spouse Sapoth Thlanie | F1384 Married Spouse Mary Stiggins | F1382 Married 1817 Alabama
Child 3 | Male
+ John David Weatherford
Born Abt 1783 Alabama Died 1831 Alabama Buried Spouse Martha Dyer | F1433 Married
Child 4 | Female
+ Rosannah Weatherford
Born 1804 Alabama Died 02 Dec 1876 Monroe County, Alabama Buried Shomo Cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, Monroe, Alabama Spouse Joseph W. Shomo | F1405 Married 1821 Baldwin County, Alabama
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Notes - "Charles Weatherford was the second and last husband of Sehoy McPherson. They raised four children that I knew. Betsy, the oldest child, married Sam Moniac, and was the mother of Major David Moniac, who was educated at West Point and was killed by the Seminoles in the fall of 1836- he was educated at West Point in consequence of the faithful and disinterested friendship of his father to the whites. Billy was the next oldest, Jack next, and a younger daughter whose name I have forgotten. She married Capt. Shumac, a very intelligent officer of the United States army." [1]
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Sources - [S336313] Woodward's Reminiscences of the Creek or Muscogee Indians, Thomas S. Woodward, (Montgomery, Alabama: Barrett and Wimbush, 1859), 89.
- [S336313] Woodward's Reminiscences of the Creek or Muscogee Indians, Thomas S. Woodward, (Montgomery, Alabama: Barrett and Wimbush, 1859), 89.