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1. [Melungeon] World Full of Idiots [1]
Well Cindy, how about Sylvester? Also about the man fishing with kittens, I would put a big treble hook on my rod and continually accidentally keep hooking his butt. You know what a bad caster can do. They can really be dangerous in an innocent way. And then when he got mad and threw a punch I'd try to clean his clock. He only did that to draw attention and to get a gruesome thrill out of those people who cried in protest. Roger -----Original Message----- From: Steve & Cindy Hartman [mailto:srhartmn@sw
2. Re: [Melungeon] McGowan and other East Shore families [1]
So, we might well be connected via the McGowan lines? Cool....we won't need Red anymore then... LOL Suze ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve & Cindy Hartman" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 11:43 PM Subject: Re: [Melungeon] McGowan and other East Shore families > Yes, I have asked about McGowen. I have a Crenshaw cousin who married one of > the many McGowens in my church. > > Cindy > > This is my family line. I remember someone asking about McGowen
3. Re: [Melungeon] [1]
Helen wrote: ----- Original Message ----- From: Melungeon Movement To: > Hi all, > > Pat Elder is right about using DNA as a tool in doing research in genealogies.This "tool" is being offered to Melungeons. > > > What happened to the 7 volunteers who were offered free DNA testing???? HI Helen; If you really believe those Melungeons should post their DNA, why don't you set the example for them by posting your DNA ? Frank --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29
4. Re: [Melungeon] Oral History [1]
From: "Suze" > Dennis, > > I remember visiting Jamestown site with my uncle. We were told by the > historians on site that not all settlers were English descent. There were > others represented as special tradesmen, such as carpenters. I know they weren't all of English descent, but I'm not convinced there was a relatively large population of French and Portuguese colonists in Virginia against which to compare the behavior of English colonists -- especially not before 1619. As I reca
5. Re: [Melungeon] Canady-Kennedy-Cannady [1]
Dee, I enjoyed your site. I've been wondering if some of the Native Americans in eastern Kentucky aren't the same as the ones in West Virginia. I found a book on your site I need to read. Thanks for sending this. The Guineas have a wonderful and interesting heritage. Penny I was asked about my relationship to Kennedy-Canady-Cannady. In case everyone on this site hasn't seen it: Here is information I have on my site re Kennedy's name on my site which http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rosadove
6. Re: [Melungeon] Walter Plecker [1]
In a message dated 6/19/2003 11:05:17 PM Pacific Daylight Time, greybird7@pisp.net writes: > A Colored person was a person who was anyone who was > not all white. > > Kelly Ann Pritchard > > Yes, Kelly, that's what I said... > B. > Close again Barbara :-) Here is what you said I think you can see the difference. Maybe it was just a mistake. In your statement you say people who were called colored had no Negro in them, and I said they did. So which way is it? I think It is the way I said, not the
7. [Melungeon] Corrected URL [1]
The first URL I sent looks correct, but takes you to the Rare Blood page. I did not insert the hyperlink correctly. I think this one will work. http://www.bloodbook.com/ --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.486 / Virus Database: 284 - Release Date: 5/29/2003
8. Re: [Melungeon] Basque, Rh-neg, Sevier and Navarre [1]
Very interesting link. The average Irish person has dark hair, dark eyes, and skin that tans (if and when the sun shines in Ireland!), but so does he average European. In the several years that I spent working in Ireland, I never hard anyone claim Spanish ancestry or use the term "Black Irish". << This is the url I was referring to on the Black Irish Myth, I think this just covers the Spanish Armada, as the source. >>
9. Re: [Melungeon] Polydactyl cats [1]
I know what you mean. We have had several cats shot with BBs. One was shot right through the heart and died convulsing on our living room floor. She was outside, ran in through the cat door and died within a minute or so, so I know she right in our yard or on the sidewalk in front of our house. And somebody just couldn't stand it. Cindy > i dont get it either. we have one neighbor who sets cat traps. her son shot > my cat and the poor thing had to have surgery and still walks with a limp. i > have live
10. Re: [Melungeon] moulinjon: French Property for Sale, Charente, France [1]
Well did you email her and ask yet? B. ----- Original Message ----- From: LJCrain To: Melungeon-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 11:46 AM Subject: [Melungeon] moulinjon: French Property for Sale, Charente, France Didn't anyone google the word? :-) This word is in current use as someone's AOL e-mail user name. moulinjon@aol.com It has to mean something in French and she must not consider it offensive. Found this: http://www.french-property-news.com/0503Harrison.htm Fre
11. [Melungeon] Re: Logic and Brownlow. [1]
In a message dated 6/2/03 1:01:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Melungeon-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > But, Nancy, YOUR deduction is NOT LOGIC, in my opinion. You are assuming > just too much that others cannot assume Dee, I think you have gotten your brain so twisted around this thing that you are not seeing the trees for the forest. I am sorry but 'IF YOUR LOGIC' doesn't jive w LOGIC, then it is something that YOU are going to have to deal with. AGAIN, OTHER writers have seen this and they came t
12. Re: [Melungeon] Re: HeiteReport [1]
## I will respond with the Pound sign. Jack And I will respond with the +++ key (well soon be running out of keys ----- Original Message ----- From: Brent Kennedy > > Jack, > Shucks, I was hopin' you'd let go of it . Well, given your comments, especially at the end of this post, here's a little bit more Deju Vu ##Shucks Brent as long as you continue to give the perception that your DNA study proves anything I will continue to list m
13. Fw: [Melungeon] Native Who?-Second try... [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Ellison" To: "Dee Randall" ; Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 11:03 PM Subject: Re: [Melungeon] Native Who? > Perhaps? Are you saying perhaps you have Jewish and Indian heritage? Or > perhaps genocide was attempted on them? > B. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dee Randall" > To: "Barbara Ellison" ; > Sent: Friday, June 06
14. Re: [Melungeon] Racial slur: Mulanjan [1]
From: "Winkler, Wayne" > Come on, don't any of you folks watch "The Sopranos?" > > "Mulanjan" (pronounced "moolan-YAN" is an Italian word, and of course it refers to African-Americans. Neither mulanjan nor moulinjon yield to a web search. Moulin does mean a vertical shaft in a glacier as well as windmill, but that doesn't seem too pertinent. I may have a line on where I might be able to find out about moulinjon and will report back if I it leads to anything of substance. If the
15. Re: [Melungeon] Accepted genealogical research standards, DNA testing, and journalism. [1]
Dee; Actually, it would not include either of those types, but it would include different kinds of genetic markers from all your ancestors. Some 70 markers are included and experience and much experimentation has shown that these markers are very good at telling your genetic make up. Janet Crain ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dee Randall" To: Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 7:06 PM Subject: Re: [Melungeon] Accepted genealogical research standards, DNA t
16. Re: [Melungeon] Middlesboro and Vardy [1]
Thanks for your report, Wayne, as I'm one who couldn't make it this weekend: Dog, cat and garden sitting. Sounds like it was a very nice weekend. suze
17. Re: [Melungeon] Re: Jarvis [1]
Betty we did not go there, but I will take you to Fort Blackmore, Stony Creek and high knob. Jack ----- Original Message ----- From: Bfgriffith@aol.com To: jgoins@usit.net ; Melungeon-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 10:35 AM Subject: Re: [Melungeon] Re: Jarvis In a message dated 06/25/2003 6:41:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jgoins@usit.net writes: Penny, Fort Blackmore was on the North side of Clinch River at the mouth of Stony Creek . Jack, The next t
18. [Melungeon] Rader/Summit [1]
Anyone find Rader/Summit from Sweetwater, Tn in their lines? Suze
19. Re: [Melungeon] Melungeon DNA Surname Project [1]
Helen said: >>>>>>I think that this "special" project should be open to the public forum. Volunteers should expect to go public about their participation in the study from day one. What do you all think??? >>>>>>>> I don't have any idea what you are talking about. I must have missed something. Penny http://www.geocities.com/ourmelungeons/front.html
20. Re: [Melungeon] Re: Finally a Definition! [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: > (SMILE) Well, at least a theory!! I have one question re: Jack's DNA. You said 75% Native American in your > Goins line. But you noted "and he did have a tradition of Portugese and Indian > Heritage." This isn't shown in the DNA though is it - I mean the Portuguese? > Thanks > Nancy Hi Nancy and List; I guess where it applies to Melungeon, everything is a theory, but I like to think of this definition as a tradition handed down by the historical M
21. Re: [Melungeon] moulinjon: French Property for Sale, Charente, France [1]
Here is the definition of melongene (this definition has been suggested before as the origin of Melungeon) Whatever, I don't think moulinjon, the word used on the AOL Message board was offensive, in and of itself. Or a French Realtor would not be using it as an e-mail user name and putting it on his/her profession web site: 1 entry found for . mel7on7gene ( P ) Pronunciation Key (mln-jn) n. See eggplant. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- [French milong
22. Re: [Melungeon] Canady-Kennedy-Cannady [1]
Dee; Your site is fascinating. I'll be going back to read your stories. Having said what I said earlier today, I would still suggest that you protect your site with something similar to what I have at the bottom of my pages. Couldn't hurt. :-) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~craingen/ Janet Janet Lewis Crain http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~craingen/ http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=craingen CRAIN*LEWIS*JACKSON*HOLLOWAY*GAMBILL*BRANTLEY*HILL*VICKERS*WAGGON
23. [Melungeon] Another old article I found in library [1]
THE MYSTERY OF THE MELUNGEONS periodical unknown - C.I.B Nobody knows the origin of the word "Melungeon," and nobody knows the origin of these dark-complexioned people. As I grew up in Lee County ,Virginia, we didn't have a word to describe these people. The families we knew best were Gibson, Collins, and Goins, and we simply thought of them as families without ever thinking there was anything unusual about these dark people living among the rest of us who were of Anglo-Saxon stock. THE MYSTERY OF THE M
24. Re: [Melungeon] Native Who? [1]
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh......I'm decidedly feeling the "Power" here.... Where shall I send your dollar? LOL! Loved your post! Suze ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2003 5:25 PM Subject: Re: [Melungeon] Native Who? > In a message dated 6/7/2003 7:39:47 AM Pacific Daylight Time, McDanielGirl > writes: > > > I see Human Beings...All Human Beings, deserve to be treated the same > > That's right, :-) however there are some in the world and c
25. Re: [Melungeon] flooding in eastern KY [1]
Cindy, I saw Boone County, WV on the news, they had to move to higher grounds. With flooding the damage isn't seen until the water receeds. Melungeon hugs, Helen Steve & Cindy Hartman wrote: I know in Maryland Darcy is having numerous flooding problems. Cindy > I heard parts of the east have floods of "biblical portions." I know my family in WV are going to higher grounds. Here in Pittsburgh it's been awful these past weeks. ==== Melungeon Mailing List ==== [[[[[[[Jeff We
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