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Native American genealogy research from the Piedmont of NC & VA
I found these links this morning when I was having trouble sleeping. Thought some of you might injoy reading.
http://www.othermetis.net/AboGene/Gene.html#Hidden
http://www.othermetis.net/Wlcm.html
http://www.othermetis.net/Contents/contents.html
Brenda:
The Snowflower mentioned on the first web page is something like my first cousin four times removed and my second cousin twice removed. She is descended from the Green/Huston family I have mentioned on this forum. She has written a book on identifying hidden native ancestry. I accept her oral history that her line of the family includes a niece of Tecumseh, but I am not so sure that Shawnee is the main tribe. My family says Cherokee but the family movements say Saponi/Tutelo. Bill found evidence of a linkage between the Huston ancestor that we share (Andrew) and the gggrandmother of mine who has the Blackfoot ID, Nancy Agnes McLane (Not a relative of Snowflower that I can determine). My suspicion is that they were a mixed group. Her book not only has the type of headstones that different tribes used but she provides a list of common names found in many tribes. She told me she is updating it.
And please know, Brenda, that I am thinking of you. Take care!
Cindy
Hello Brenda and thank you for this.
I have often wonder why and was ridiculed for it as having 2 feet that did not match, just kiiding, but there’s amny items listed that I see in many mixed blood families.
All in All these are a great addition to an already wonderful site, Best Wishes Tom
