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Category Archives: Saponi
Kinchen Tucker, of Indian Descent, Lives at Gholson’s Bridge
The lovely blog, Fourth Generation Inclusive ran this extremely interesting tidbit. Fifty Dollars Reward. RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 10th inst. without a fault, a Negro Man named DAVE, about 32 years of age, is about 5 feet 7 or … Continue reading
Posted in Cayuga, Iroquois, Nahyssan, Nottoway, Ocaneechi, Saponi, Tutelo
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Indians in North Carolina in 1754
This document is found in the Colonial and State Records of North Carolina. It is undated, but the other document on page 320 is a tax list of taxables by county for 1754 filed on January 4, 1755. The document sharing … Continue reading
Posted in Catawba, Cherokee, Chowan, Hatteras, Mattamuskeet, Meherrin, Saponi
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Pittsylvania County, Virginia, Native American Locations
I’ve discovered a lovely website created by William T. Mitchell. William Mitchell is a historian with a particular interest in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, which sets atop the dividing line between North Carolina and Virginia. This area is rich in history, … Continue reading
Relationship Between the Tuscarora and Haliwa Indians by Michelle Lawing
In 1980, Michelle Lawing was retained to write a preliminary report reflecting her findings relative to any relationship between the Tuscarora Indians and the Haliwa. That report, titled “Preliminary Report on the Relationship Between the Tuscarora and the Haliwa Indians” was based … Continue reading
Posted in Haliwa, Saponi, Tuscarora
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Sappone Indians Cabbins
A deed between John Taylor of Surry Co., Va., seller, and Alexander Bruce of Amelia County, buyer, for 330 acres located in Amelia County, Va., was dated November 8, 1737. This deed specifies the location of the “Sappone Indians Cabbins,” … Continue reading
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A Report on Research of Lumbee Origins by Robert K. Thomas – Part 14 – The Social History of the Early Lumbees after 1770
A continuation of Robert K. Thomas’s Report of Research on Lumbee Origins. This was transcribed from a photocopy of an original report at the Wilson Library, UNC, Chapel Hill, NC in June of 2012. Any comments I have will be … Continue reading
A Report on Research of Lumbee Origins by Robert K. Thomas – Part 13 – The Social History of the Early Lumbees
A continuation of Robert K. Thomas’s Report of Research on Lumbee Origins. This was transcribed from a photocopy of an original report at the Wilson Library, UNC, Chapel Hill, NC in June of 2012. Any comments I have will be made at … Continue reading
A Report on Research of Lumbee Origins by Robert K. Thomas – Part 12 – Traditional Lumbee History – The Saponi
A continuation of Robert K. Thomas’s Report of Research on Lumbee Origins. This was transcribed from a photocopy of an original report at the Wilson Library, UNC, Chapel Hill, NC in June of 2012. Any comments I have will be made at … Continue reading
Brafferton School Student List
I’ve been trying to find some way to obtain a copy of the thesis, So Good a Work: The Brafferton School, unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, 1988, Department of History, The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia by Karen Stuart. This document … Continue reading
Posted in Chickahominy, Meherrin, Nansemond, Nottoway, Pamunkey, Saponi
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William Eaton’s Muster Roll of 1754 – Granville Co., NC
The Saponi Indians were allied and grouped with the Eno, the Shakori, the Totera and others especially after their time settled at Fort Christanna from about 1714-1716. William Eaton was a well-known trader and he obtained land in Granville County, NC. The smaller eastern tribes were … Continue reading
Posted in Catawba, Melungeon, North Carolina, Saponi
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