Susannah [Son-eh-coo-ih] married a white man, Thomas Cordery around 1785 in the old Cherokee Nation. They lived in a village known as "Suwanee Old Town," now in northwest Georgia. She raised 8 half-blood children herself, and Thomas was not around much.

Her eldest child, Sarah Cordery Rogers, married John Rogers, Jr. of the Chattahoochee, and they in turn had 12 children, all of whom survived to adulthood.

Susannah was a matriarch of the Blind Savannah, or Wild Potato Clan. Some list her date of death as 1818 but there seems to be no proof of that. According to historian Don L. Shadburn, Susannah was likely buried on the hillside overlooking the Rogers Bridge area in present day Gwinnett/Forsyth/John's Creek area. He recalls observing some unmarked graves in that area during his research in the 1970's.