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1. [CHERO-CULTURE] UNSUBSCRIBE [1]
UNSUBSCRIBE > ** Original Subject: RE: [CHERO-CULTURE] info from anthropologist > ** Original Sender: "owdicat" > ** Original Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2000 12:24:37 -0600 (CST) > ** Original Message follows... > > But ladies, the good thing about this is, you now have hope that one day > they will be made public. > That is how I see it. I have searched many years for info on my gggg > grandfather and it is like he has just disapeared, I would like to know > that out there somewhere there is
2. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] "Eladha" [0.977294]
Sue If you gave a full name and some dates some of us might find her on one of the rolls that we have copies of. I have Cherokee Roots 1&2 ..but will need some more info. May the Creator light your path, and you will forever walk in Peace. ----- Original Message ----- From: Tom Starr To: Sent: February 19, 2000 10:33 AM Subject: [CHERO-CULTURE] "Eladha" > My family has tried for 70 years to find out who the parents of my great grandmother
3. [CHERO-CULTURE] Re: CHEROKEE-D Discussions [0.977294]
I agree about discussions and that is what I thought I would be reading when I subscribed to this list. This comment pasted below contains many ideas I would really like to know more about. And I beg to differ with the author of the statement but I expect those who know to give me a background with which to understand. I admit that my quest for knowledge of Cherokee culture started with the finding of my Cherokee relatives. Shouldn't that make me a better candidate to receive the information which you
4. Fw: [CHERO-CULTURE] Cherokee Clans [0.977294]
---------- > To: CHEROKEE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CHERO-CULTURE] Cherokee Clans > Date: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 7:36 AM > > Good Morning, > " I > don't know any more than what this says - just wanted to share it." > > > CHEROKEE CLANS > > AniSahoni (Blue Clan) - Those belonging to this Clan > made a medicine from a bluish colored plant to keep the > children well. This Clan has also been known as the > Panther or Wild Cat Clan. The Clan color for the > AniSahoni is Blue. > > AniGilo
5. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] Testing to determine Indigenous DNA [0.977294]
Eni, Yep, I've been going to Jordan's site probably since it was put up on the web. He does have a penchant for finding the most controversial subjects in history! :-) I don't think the government will get too far if they are trying to find a DNA marker for Indians. First, it wouldn't be dependable, second there aren't enough full bloods left to find any REAL information, and third they don't have the guts to try something that overt. Least that's my opinion. These guys that depend on the votes to keep
6. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] WHAT ABOUT TOTEMS/Comment [0.977294]
Thank you RT This person was one that came over and introduced herself. She is the one to strike a conversation. I did not like what she was saying. We had our buckskin dresses on and we probably looked like a target or something. I don't know. I do know there is a lot of knowledge here. This is why I asked here. I have been on this list for a long time and seen a lots of things discussed. Thank you May the Creator light your path, and you will forever walk in Peace. ----- Original Message --
7. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] Pipe [0.977294]
In a message dated 2/16/00 1:21:49 AM Eastern Standard Time, rstout@venus.net writes: << hat I understand, and know. Not wanting to sound like a smarta**. I do try to watch and learn. I do not want to embarass them (the elders) or myself so I keep my mouth shut and wonder many things. longing to know the ways of the old ones. robert >> Robert Dont keep your mouth shut. We need to hear what you have to say. Warriorette No 1
8. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] S***w [0.977294]
Thans for this information. I didn't know. Betty -----Original Message----- From: Charlotte Tsali Hunter To: CHEROKEE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, February 12, 2000 7:10 AM Subject: [CHERO-CULTURE] S***w >For those of you who don't know...according to the Florida AIM lawsuit against >Pinellas County, FL... >The word Squaw originates from a Mohawk Haudenosaunee word for female >genitalia. > >Enough said, >Tsali >
9. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] Indigenous Peoples and Census 2000 [0.977294]
thanks. I'll check it out. Alli :) ---------- > From: Corinne1 Hackett > To: CHEROKEE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CHERO-CULTURE] Indigenous Peoples and Census 2000 > Date: Sunday, February 20, 2000 5:49 PM > > Alli and others with Census Questions. > Go to < http://www.powersource.com/cocinc/red/2000.htm > This has the best > information I have seen on the census as well as "A Word of Caution from the > Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma" Should answer all your > questions.
10. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] Bureau of Indian Affairs, -- Cherokee IndianAncestrry [0.977294]
Of course all history books are written by WHITE people......is that a surprise?? How many Native Americans authored the history books that we and our children were taught out of??? That could go for any minority group in this country..History is one sided. Sheila Anderson-Lewis
11. [CHERO-CULTURE] Journal of Cherokee Studies, part 4 [0.977294]
The following are available for purchase only from: The Museum of the Cherokee Indian P. O. Box 1599 Cherokee NC 28719 Phone: 828-497-3481 Website: www.cherokeemuseum.org The following are the indexes of contents, posted with permission of the Museum of the Cherokee *Note: some may be out of print. ========== JOURNAL OF CHEROKEE STUDIES VOLUME IV, NUMBER 4 Fall, 1979 TSALI; THE MAN BEHIND THE LEGEND by Duane King and E. Raymond Evans MILITARY INTELLIGENCE REPORT ON N.C. CHEROKEES IN 1838 PRIMARY ACCOUNT
12. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] Re: GARRETT> MILLER> DILLARD> RAMAGE> [0.977294]
Hello. I think we may have something here. I have DILLARD, MILLER and GARRETTS. Didn't we once find a link on BRIGGS or REEDER ??? if so, it all ties in. Debbie -----Original Message----- From: MMcCorkle To: CHEROKEE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 7:38 PM Subject: [CHERO-CULTURE] Re: GARRETT> MILLER> DILLARD> RAMAGE> >My Miller Line of : WENDELL MILLER JR. 1730 Germany married > Cherokee Woman
13. [CHERO-CULTURE] umm, errr [0.977294]
EKKKK, I musta been so busy stirrin the fire that I missed it..ook, so dere was a big squable...?? I say we all grab big ole cup, I got the hot cocoa made, plenty logs on fire, and we all kick back and reflect..Sing a few rounds of whatever comes up first...Snuggles in warm blankets or hides...Remember that no matter what we have ENDURED....Hunkapi!!!! North-Winter- 4 Directions Endurance, Hardship, teaches us to be wise, to avoid hardships, to see inside ourselves and grow...prepare for the upcoming Spri
14. [CHERO-CULTURE] John Ross [0.977294]
Osiyo, A point that was thrown up in my face from someone when I said at 3/8th I did not feel qualified to serve as a delegate. John Ross, Principal Chief for the Cherokee before, doing and after the Trail of Tears was only 1/8th Cherokee. Is this true? And if so why do you think people feel different about amount of blood quantum today? That is one that has been kicked around in discussion at meetings. Some one said they heard that the Cherokee considered you to be Cherokee if you had one drop of Ch
15. [CHERO-CULTURE] Eagles and Bennetts [0.977294]
Hello all. My mother has found some new information concerning my lineage. My great great grandfather was John A. Eagle, listed as from Kentucky, Pikesville I believe? He married a Sarah Elizabeth Bennett of North Carolina, Asheville I think. I will have to check my notes. Hope to find a match. Rachel
16. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] Eagles and Crafts [0.977294]
Since the subject came up on another post, perhaps its time to post this one. It would be great for anyone to have a feather BUT don't take it any sort of gathering. In the United States it is illegal to own a feather of any bird of prey, or the body part of any such bird even if you find it in the back yard or if it falls into your hand. The only people in this country that are permitted to have the feathers are federally enrolled Native Americans, the only place THEY are allowed to get the feathers is
17. [CHERO-CULTURE] Cherokee museum web site helpful [0.977294]
Osiyo Steve, There is a web page for the museum itself. It does not have any photo's have the arrowheads though. You may be able to email them and ask them though! They also talk about their archives and records and have a section on genealogy. A good site! http://www.cherokeemuseum.com April ===== April Rhodes Kawani Delegate for the Western Cherokee Nation of AR & MO http://members.tripod.com/wcherokeearkmo/text.html __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your f
18. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] whites? or indian? [0.977294]
Thank you Rosie I will check it out. May the Creator light your path, and you will forever walk in Peace. ----- Original Message ----- From: Rosie To: Sent: February 18, 2000 11:14 PM Subject: Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] whites? or indian? > Here is a book that I would highly recommend for all to read. Its about a > Lakota Elder, but it speaks to all Indians, about being Indian, and being > yourself. > > The name of the book is Neither Wolf no
19. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] Rachel Martin [0.977294]
this is great thanks I find it very interesting Cathe (((((((((( We are The Circle)))))))))) ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, February 21, 2000 6:59 PM Subject: [CHERO-CULTURE] Rachel Martin > I thought I would post this, some of you might find it interesting, or not? > I got this information from a book published my the Georgia Tribe of Eastern > Cherokee, it's title is The Descendants of Corn Tassel. This story is on my > 6th Gre
20. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] WHAT ABOUT TOTEMS [0.977294]
"I think that is what bothered me when our village got started on the "totem" subject and someone was telling others what their totem was. They were using astrology to find their totems. It just simply did not ring true for me." Treva, If the "totem" subject comes up, betcha most of em are wolves or eagles. They probably bought some of those New Age Medicine Cards, etc. The next thing they'll talk about is a Shaman who gave em a healing ceremony in a Chat room. On the old Prodigy Classic we had a guy
21. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] ALL LIST OWNER"S [0.977294]
In a message dated 2/20/00 6:42:56 PM Pacific Standard Time, wb@wvi.com writes: > I am inviting all list owners to please introduce them selves here , this > list might get a supprise when they find out how many of us there are here . > It might help behavior on your lists to when people know who all is > watching. > Dan Osiyo Dan, I am a list owner, but not any Native American ones. I own 6 and moderate one and co own one. Wishing you my best, Neetsey L. Roehm SAH 01/31/00 ICQ#43540185 ht
22. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] Pipe ceremony [0.977294]
In a message dated 2/20/00 10:52:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, aka2@magiclink.com writes: << Ok, well........ um? Next....... LOL Alli :) >> Alli Any other sugestions... VBG Vicki
23. [CHERO-CULTURE] RE:SPECIAL NOTICE to those who do not see their messages [0.977294]
This is too every one who is getting mail, and posting mail, but never seeing their posts on the list. Any one who is posting and not seeing their message MUST write to me asap People who see their messages on the list Do Not write to me . Dan Genealogy Community Support site Host site for my lists and people who want to be found http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney Make money surfing, see my site Cherokees/Surname lists/Shopping
24. [CHERO-CULTURE] Fw: FOOD [0.977294]
---------- > To: CHEROKEE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] FOOD > Date: Sunday, January 02, 2000 11:50 PM > > > In Cherokee culture, KANATI "The Lucky Hunter" is sometimes called First > Man. He lives with his wife Selu ("Corn") in the east where the sun rises, > and their sons, the Twin Thunder Boys, live in the west. > > Every year the Cherokee Nations hold a Green Corn Festival in August (to the > Cherokee, The Black Butterfly Moon, to honor Selu, the earth mother. > Actually Green Co
25. Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] Pipe ceremony [0.977294]
Ok, well........ um? Next....... LOL Alli :) ---------- > From: Louie4me@aol.com > To: CHEROKEE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [CHERO-CULTURE] Pipe ceremony > Date: Sunday, February 20, 2000 7:38 PM > > In a message dated 2/20/00 10:32:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, > aka2@magiclink.com writes: > > << Vicki, > Dan said to try it using http://users.erols.com then find the brdwolf then > chanunpa I don't know if you'll get it that way, I haven't tried yet. > Alli >> > Alli > I tried and I cant get it th
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