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1. Re: Melungeon Posting-[Indigenous Peoples Literature] Digest Number 1640 [1]
Dear List, This just arrived and I thought it would be helpful for those pursuing Melungeon ancestries: Melungeon Posting-[Indigenous Peoples Literature] Digest Number 1640 Indigenous Peoples Literature http://www.indigenouspeople.net Message: 4 Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 14:40:06 -0000 From: "ghwelker" Subject: The Melungeons "The Melungeons: Genetic, Linguistic, and Historic Evidence of Their Turkish Roots" By Mehmet Cakir http://www.colorado.edu/iec/FALL299RW/can.h
2. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] Re: BLACK-DUTCH-AMERICA-D Digest V05 #4 [1]
Hi Tina, Unfortunately, to answer these questions, you will have to research the family ancestry using the usual paper trail. I have spent ten years doing this and even with the hall of Vital Records itself, it has been discovered that many of these records can be wrong. But, since you have a veteran from the Civil War, you should be able to research this easier. Warning: When one researches the Amerindian records, this can be the pit of despair. Many Native people gave up their Indian sovereignty for US
3. Mike Knox knows his history [0.985288]
Mike Knox knows his history Cliff Buchan News Editor http://www.forestlaketimes.com/2005/January/19119Knoxfamily.html When Mike Knox talks history to his fifth-grade students at Linwood Elementary, they listen with interest. Here is a teacher who knows his history. And thats not just a play on words. For the past 35 years, Knox, 57, has poured his free time into a genealogy project that has achieved amazing results. And Knox is far from done with this labor of love to document his ancestors. Since firs
4. Any new ideas on Black Dutch or Black Irish? [0.985288]
Hello Everyone, Well hello to everyone !! I have been away ill for the last year and a half. It sure is good to be back on a computer. Do any of you have any NEW ideas on the term Black Dutch or Black Irish ? Bright Star
5. Re: BLACK-DUTCH-AMERICA-D Digest V05 #4 [0.985288]
In a message dated 1/17/2005 5:00:27 AM Central Standard Time, BLACK-DUTCH-AMERICA-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: Hello everyone, . I really enjoyed all the post this evening. Do you all think we could post our family surnames? Mine are: McLaughlin Adams Lewis Louderback Bright Star Mine are: Rackley, Kelly, Holladay, Moon, etc Husband are: Dudley, Edwards, Broughton, Stewart, Taylor, Nail, etc Betty Rackley Taylor
6. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] Any new ideas on Black Dutch or Black Irish? [0.985288]
It is good to have you back with us Bright Star. You have been missed. Grandma
7. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] What do you think? abt posting surnames [0.985288]
I don't know how other researchers feel about this, but posting surnames without any specific dates or localities is not helpful IMHO. I'm sure many of us have commons surnames and even unusual surnames don't mean anything without knowing the time frame and or locality where one has trace the family too. There is a lot of speculation about certain names being one ethnic group or not -- and that is malarkey. In my research of many years I've found that the term "Black Dutch" is an American one, and
8. family names [0.985288]
Can someone tell me common last names for Black Dutch descendents in North Carolina? Side bar: I have heard the name Black Irish, it was told to me that this term came about due to dark hair,olive skin, eyes attributed to the Roman Empire. I work with someone from Britain who considers herself one of those descendents . They do not have the facial featurs of the common Anglo Saxon characteristics found in the area. Pam
9. Re: SURNAMES [0.985288]
GOINS,ADAMS,SMITH,CHRISTIAN,LEE,COLLINS,ESTEP, CARDEN, SEXTON, GIPSON,MAEY,HICKS eLIZABETH
10. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] What do you think? abt posting surnames [0.985288]
In a message dated 1/17/2005 2:00:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, myravgormley@earthlink.net writes: I don't know how other researchers feel about this, but posting surnames without any specific dates or localities is not helpful IMHO. I'm sure many of us have commons surnames and even unusual surnames don't mean anything without knowing the time frame and or locality where one has trace the family too. Hello Myra, Thank you, your 100% correct. Hello everyone, WOW, so much
11. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] What do you think?? [0.985288]
In a message dated 1/16/2005 1:59:42 AM Central America Standard Tim, sager@jscomm.net writes: According to that website, there still is, and always has been, slavery throughout the world. It was not a new idea in early America Thanks for the information. I have always been amazed at the amount of cruelty that humans are capable of , just for their own personal gain in money and power. Although we have a different way of life in America it is much the same. Government makes all the
12. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] What do you think?? [0.985288]
In a message dated 1/16/2005 12:38:03 AM Central America Standard Ti, sager@jscomm.net writes: There were actually slave owners in Ireland? Or am I mixing this up and you mean after they came to America? Dee After They came to America. I don't know anything about slaves in other countries but the idea came form somewhere. Now I am curious as to where it came from. hahaha Grandma
13. Re: BLACK-DUTCH-AMERICA-D Digest V05 #4 [0.985288]
Dee, Thanks for sharing that excerpt about the Irish with dark hair and green eyes. My grandma's family is supposedly Scots-Irish but then how do we explain that all the men in our family from my grandma's generation down have dark skin, black hair, and black eyes? My own daughter has very dark brown eyes and dark skin. My other daughter and I have fair skin. My grandma is 94 now, from Delaware County, OH, and claims her grandma was melungeon. But this melungeon surname is Girkey and sometimes written
14. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] Any new ideas on Black Dutch or Black Irish? [0.985288]
Well hello to everyone !! I have been away ill for the last year and a half. It sure is good to be back on a computer. Do any of you have any NEW ideas on the term Black Dutch or Black Irish ? Bright Star I frequently hear the term Black Dutch. Now Black Irish is one I haven't heard but would fit my family pretty good. My branch of Vann family didn't go on the Trail Of Tears. Instead it would appear that they were assimulated into the white population and stayed where the were liveing.
15. What do you think?? [0.985288]
Hello, I would like to pose these questions. How many Irish slave owners were there ? How many Irish slave owners bore children with African Americans or Native Americans? How many poor Irish folk were sent to slave farms as Indentured slaves, because they could not pay for there passage to America? How many of them also married African Americans and Native Americans? What would you call children from this union? How many do you think would have adopted the term Black Irish as a means t
16. Freedmen Project--Miller app # 22059---Katie Kerul, Vann, Webber [0.985288]
Hi Everyone, PLEASE NOTE ALL RESPONSES TO QUESTION'S BY APPLICANT, ARE IN CAPS. Below are the questions asked on the Miller Applications I have sent you info on in the Freedmen Project work. I hope to get at least one a week submitted. For those of you who cannot afford these NARA applications, I would advise that after you confirm it is your line, that you send for the packet, for source proof. Remember geneology is nothing without documentation. Page 1) Application # 22059 Action Taken--R
17. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] family names [0.985288]
Dont forget to check the Melungeons out also when checkin Black Irish out
18. What do you think? abt posting surnames [0.985288]
I have many surnames. Do you want a list of 'all' of them or just the one's I have had to concentrate on? And just so everyone knows, I still am not clear on what Black Dutch means or why or 'how' it is used... Lauren Rowe Syracuse NY Onondaga county -----Original Message----- From: BrightStar9137@aol.com [mailto:BrightStar9137@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2005 11:54p Re: What do you think?? Hello everyone, Do you all think we could post our family surnames? Mine are: McLaughlin Adams Lewis L
19. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] What do you think?? [0.985288]
In a message dated 1/16/2005 10:54:55 PM Central America Standard Ti, BrightStar9137@aol.com writes: Hello everyone, . I really enjoyed all the post this evening. Do you all think we could post our family surnames? Mine are: McLaughlin Adams Lewis Louderback Bright Star My surnames are Vann, May,Franks, Smith,Curry,Hankins Grandma
20. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] What do you think?? [0.985288]
There were actually slave owners in Ireland? Or am I mixing this up and you mean after they came to America? Dee In a message dated 1/15/2005 11:18:15 AM Central America Standard Ti, BrightStar9137@aol.com writes: I would like to pose these questions. A great many of them were. I know about 20 of my ancestors were slave owners and they were german irish. >How many Irish slave owners bore children with African Americans or Native Americans?> Almost all o
21. Message from Bright Star- Freedmen Project-2005 [0.985288]
Hello Everyone, I just wanted you all to know that I have been ill for the last year and a half, and I am now back on line. I missed you all very much and I hope this March or maybe earlier, to have some more info on the Cherokee Freedmen slave applications. There were still some that were never sent to the list before my illness. I believe about 14 more still need to be posted. Right now I am having to work from what I posted in the list archives, and copies of the slave applications
22. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] Message abt Bright Star's- Freedmen Project post [0.985288]
In a message dated 1/25/2005 11:57:35 AM Eastern Standard Time, rolaren@dreamscape.com writes: Brightstar I am happy you are feeling better. But as I am fairly new to the list, I have no idea what your msg is 'all abt'. I am curious because recently I was told a female ancestor of mine was a Native American, poss Cherokee; she m a VanDeuson from Canada. Will you explain to the newbies on the list why the information you wrote may be a benefit to us? Hi Lauren, If you read thr
23. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] What do you think?? [0.985288]
In a message dated 1/15/2005 12:29:59 PM Eastern Standard Time, GLewis2035 writes: Most respectufally I would call them my brothers and sisters or Native Americans I do know but think a lot of them did. Mine seemed to assimulate with the whites.
24. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] Any new ideas on Black Dutch or Black Irish? [0.985288]
In a message dated 1/11/2005 5:34:07 PM Eastern Standard Time, barnettr@adelphia.net writes: The Chief of the Eastern Cherokee was attributed to say that during the historic period of the Trail of Tears that many Cherokee passed as "Black Dutch" to avoid the relocation. This would apply to Cherokee living in NC, Tenn and Ky. In my own family the Glovers (Tenn, Ky) were attributed by one branch as being Cherokee, and by another branch as being Black Dutch. Both of these branches trace back to my g
25. Re: [Black-Dutch-America] What do you think?? [0.985288]
I did an internet search, keying in the words "slaves in Europe" and got - among others - the following website: http://www.internet-encyclopedia.org/wiki.php?title=Slave . Shown below is the table of contents for this page. According to that website, there still is, and always has been, slavery throughout the world. It was not a new idea in early America. If I remember my history, the plantation owners needed help to farm their plantations and couldn't get enough and the right type of help from the se
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