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“Saponi Indian Cabins” in 1737 and Contemporary Tribal Communities | Native American Roots
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Genealogy and history of Native Americans of Granville County and Northeastern North Carolina. 8220;Saponi Indian Cabins” in 1737 and Contemporary Tribal Communities. Fort Christanna (1714-1718), the Saponi reservation:. Before discussing the Saponi living in Amelia County in 1737, some background information on where they were located before is needed. In 1714, Virginia Lt. Governor Alexander Spotswood (1676-1740). Reservation. So it is important for researchers to understand that after 1718, one re...
Cleaning Up the 1820 Census of Granville County | Native American Roots
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Genealogy and history of Native Americans of Granville County and Northeastern North Carolina. Cleaning Up the 1820 Census of Granville County. 1820 Census for the Oxford District of Granville County. Circled in red is where the enumerator marked that the page was for the Oxford District. Source: 1820 U S Census; Census Place: Oxford, Granville, North Carolina; Page: 3; NARA Roll: M33 85; Image: 13. Source: 1820 U S Census; Census Place: Guilford, North Carolina; Page: 46; NARA Roll: M33 85; Image: 35.
The Weyanoke (and Nottoway/Tuscarora) origins of Granville’s Kersey Family | Native American Roots
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Genealogy and history of Native Americans of Granville County and Northeastern North Carolina. The Weyanoke (and Nottoway/Tuscarora) origins of Granville’s Kersey Family. Many of Granville County’s Native American families came to the county from Virginia to escape the intrusions of the British colony. The Bass. Families are just several examples of coastal Algonquian speaking peoples that followed this route. The Kersey. Family is no exception, and has roots in Surry County, VA. From Surry Co,VA resettl...
Evans Family of Granville County – descendants of Jane Gibson “a free Indian woman” | Native American Roots
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Genealogy and history of Native Americans of Granville County and Northeastern North Carolina. Evans Family of Granville County – descendants of Jane Gibson “a free Indian woman”. The Native American/”free colored” Evans family of Granville County directly descend from Morris Evans (1665-1739). And Jane Gibson (1660/1670 – 1738). Families. In this blog post I will document the Evans family from their earliest documented origins from a “free Indian woman” known as Jane Gibson the elder. They were original...
The Nansemond Indian Bass Family of Granville | Native American Roots
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Genealogy and history of Native Americans of Granville County and Northeastern North Carolina. The Nansemond Indian Bass Family of Granville. Family Tree of the first generations of Basses. John Bass(e), a colonist, married Elizabeth, daughter of the chief of the Nansemond tribe. This blog post focuses on their grandsons Edward Bass and John Bass who moved to North Carolina. Kianga Lucas. Much of the source material for this blog entry comes from Lars Adams’ research. On the Bass family. 8220;John Basse ...
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Mattamuskeet Surnames at Chowan Indian Town | a true relation
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Untangling genetics and genealogy. Geno 2.0 Revisited. Dead Russells Revisted →. Mattamuskeet Surnames at Chowan Indian Town. July 9, 2015. Some Gates County Marriages. Elizabeth Barber to Hance Hofler, 19 Sept. 1806. Mary Barber to James Freeman, 22 Sept. 1803. Celia Collins to Daniel Eure, 17 Aug. 1802. Jane Collins to Henning Boothe, 27 Nov. 1843. Jerusha Collins to Thomas Smith, 26 Dec. 1857. John Collins to Sarah Hinton, 6 Feb. 1779, wit. George Russell. Molly Collins to Josiah Sumner, 16 March 1804.
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Untangling genetics and genealogy. 1803 Deed →. August 11, 2015. ONE OF THE MORE interesting names I have come across in m research is that of Henry Eborn Sears. This was the name of a Gates County resident who lived from about 1750 to 1806. His estate record file is quite long, he owned slaves, and had descendants in Gates and Hertford counties. There are two records that tie the local Collins family to this man, however. And Watson Howell work on the same. To Henry Eborn Sears. I have pondered if the H...
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Untangling genetics and genealogy. November 6, 2016. ONE INTRIGUING GEOGRAPHIC feature in Gates County is Black Mingle Pocosin. This is located in the northern reaches of the county, in Haslett Township, south of the community of Drum Hill. According to colonial era maps, there was no major … Continue reading →. November 5, 2016. October 31, 2016. October 24, 2016. I couldn’t help but notice the name Whitmell Tuffdick while I was going through the Bertie County records. These are from estate sa...THERE A...
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Untangling genetics and genealogy. Monthly Archives: November 2014. November 27, 2014. Three of my grandmother’s grandparents were born on the Virginia-North Carolina border. One was born on the German-Czech border. This is what her DNA looks like. November 14, 2014. Andersons of Colonial N. Carolina. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. A book must be an ice axe to break the frozen sea within us. Franz Kafka. Andersons of Colonial N. Carolina. So I start this site in Virginia. go figure.
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Untangling genetics and genealogy. Monthly Archives: March 2015. March 11, 2015. I read an interesting note by James Nickens in which he said his family, or clan, had been at different times in history part of five different tribes, with unproven links to two others, so that, in essence, “Which one … Continue reading →. Andersons of Colonial N. Carolina. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. A book must be an ice axe to break the frozen sea within us. Franz Kafka.
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Untangling genetics and genealogy. Monthly Archives: April 2015. Neighbors – Dilday. April 28, 2015. Dilday is another one of these mysterious names that seem to exist solely in Nansemond, Gates, and Hertford Counties. Its provenance is unknown, though some suggest a link to the Scottish Delday. Dilday first emerges in the Nansemond and Gates … Continue reading →. Neighbors – Purvis. April 27, 2015. Charles Russell, 1800. April 21, 2015. Lillie Bray, Yeopim. April 18, 2015. Thomas Collins, 1840. I have n...
Dead Russells Revisted | a true relation
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Untangling genetics and genealogy. Mattamuskeet Surnames at Chowan Indian Town. Lemuel Collins →. July 28, 2015. THERE ARE TWO estate records for Russell family members at the end of the 18th century, one for George Russell. Who died in 1791 and one for Sarah Russell. Who died in 1796. I have featured both records on this blog. To reiterate:. Sarah Russell’s creditors include: John Russell (presumably her son), Mary Russell. Jonathan Nickols, Jeremiah Jordan, and Jethro Meltear. Now, to bring in the Chow...
Geno 2.0 Revisited | a true relation
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Untangling genetics and genealogy. Dead Man’s Debts. Mattamuskeet Surnames at Chowan Indian Town →. Geno 2.0 Revisited. July 7, 2015. Was that Geno would show a higher Amerindian result, which it did. 1 Mixed Germanic 90.84% 2. Sardinian 6.43% 3. Ecuadorian 1.45% 4. AthabaskHD4 1.22% 5. MEX30 .02% 6. Colombian .02%. Pct Option 2 yielded somewhat different results:. 1 Mixed Germanic 89.1% 2. Sardinian 4.95% 3. Ecuadorian 3.53%. 4 Aragon 2.29% 5, Ethiopian Jews .01%. Which is 98.7% total Europe. French= 0&...
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Untangling genetics and genealogy. Monthly Archives: December 2014. December 10, 2014. I always thought that if we had Native ancestors they were on my great grandfather’s mother’s side, the Collinses. But I recently came across some information that made me think they may have been on his father’s side as well. … Continue reading →. Andersons of Colonial N. Carolina. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. A book must be an ice axe to break the frozen sea within us. Franz Kafka.
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Genealogy and history of Native Americans of Granville County and Northeastern North Carolina. 8220;Saponi Indian Cabins” in 1737 and Contemporary Tribal Communities. August 11, 2015. August 11, 2015. Fort Christanna (1714-1718), the Saponi reservation:. Before discussing the Saponi living in Amelia County in 1737, some background information on where they were located before is needed. In 1714, Virginia Lt. Governor Alexander Spotswood (1676-1740). Reservation. So it is important for researchers to ...
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