Indian Ancestry?

The Family History challenge for March 14, 2021 was this ...

Every family needs an Indian Princess, right? Well, we have one! Her English name is Sarah Hughes, born 1740, married to Henry McGee. One of Grandma's Grandmother's is Louella McGee, so you can go back from that line in your Scavenger Hunt. OK, maybe she wasn't a princess, but it's still fun to find out more. Find Sarah on Family Search, and see if you can answer all these questions and send them to me:

1. What was Sarah's Indian name?
2. What tribe was she from?
3. What was her clan name?
4. How many generations is she from you?
5. It looks like Sarah was half Native American by blood. Her children would be 1/4. What percentage are you?
6. What is her death date?

There are many more details in her life sketch that are fun to learn about. This Native American tribe, and others, encouraged some of their women to marry European traders that had come to America. This helped the trading go better since there was a connection.

~Chris

P.S. This probably isn't an actual photo of Sarah, but this is what you are looking for on Family Search. There is an extra reward for the fastest reply

Tracing back to Sarah ... we follow Mom/Margie's, and Grandpa Rex's line. You can follow the links back on your family tree, or here's a direct link to the page about Sarah Hughes on Family Search.  

Chris commented that all the grandkids who participated found the correct information.

Here are Cooper's answers ...

1. Tsi-ya ga-to-ga
2. Cherokee
3. Wild Potato Clan or Blind Savannah
4. 8 generations
5. 1/512 Native American, if I’m only considering Sarah, and no one else.
6. September 28, 1828

The Jensen kids would need to consider other Indian influence. 

They have a Chief in Rick's family line!