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My family grew up in Greentown-Lawrenceville, Va which was once called Saponitown and they are mixed, tri-racial – African American Indian and Cacausian.
Kim,
Welcome to the forum. You will find a lot of good people here that are also mixed and searching for their roots also. Some of us have discovered we are even related. What surnames are you searching for?
Brenda
Kim,
🙂 Hello! It’s so good to have you here. We have a lot of fun putting this all together, so I hope you stay with us. Brenda, Linda, Bill, Vance, just to name a few are very good with researching names and places and historical info. I hope to see you around all over the place!;) Lynella.
My family surname are the GREENs they are from Greentown – Lawrenceville, VA that was once called Saponitown.
Welcome, Kim.
A few of us on this forum also have Greens. Mine were from Shepherdstown, WVA.
Techteach
My great great grandfather – Marcy Green was Cacausian and married an Indian from a nearby Indian reservation in Greentown -Lawrenceville, VA which use to be called Saponitown. Marcy Green’s father was fron England. Marcy Green’s Son – Willie Green was my grandmother’s father Willie Green, my grandmother’s father married Gertrude (Powell) Green, who was African-American and Indian mixed who was from North Carolinia . My grandmother – Louis (Green) Callis married Van Callis who was African-American and Indian mixed. My mother – Sarah (Callis) McArthur married my father Fred McArthur who was African- American and was from South Carolinia. I am African-American who lives in and was born in New Jersey.
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