Native Americans actually came from a tiny mountain region in Siberia, DNA research reveals -- Tiny region in central Russia has DNA link to native Americans today -- Ancestors thought to have walked across ice 13,000 years ago -- Altai is 'key place', because central location means ancient peoples passed through Altai in southern Siberia sits right at the centre of Russia. But the tiny, mountainous republic has a claim to fame unknown until now - Native Americans can trace their origins to the remote region. The region lies at the intersection of what is now Russia, Mongolia, China and Kazakhstan. DNA research revealed that genetic markers linking people living in the Russian republic of Altai, southern Siberia, with indigenous populations in North America. A study of the mutations indicated a lineage shift between 13,000 and 14,000 years ago - when people are thought to have walked across the ice from Russia to America. 'Altai is a key area because it's a place where people have been coming and going for thousands and thousands of years,' said Dr Theodore Schurr, from the University of Pennsylvania in the US. Among the people who may have emerged from the Altai region are the predecessors of the first Native Americans. http://is.gd/xGwapX
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on 4/6/04 9:56 PM, Dgfarless@aol.com at Dgfarless@aol.com wrote: > Hello, > I am interested in the school above that was once on Ft. Yates at Standing > Rock Indian Reservation. It was a boarding school that Indian children > attended > and closed in 1932. It was what they call a "government contract Catholic > school." > I have checked with Marquette University with no luck. > Thanks. > > > ==== AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS Mailing List ==== > This AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS list is currently available for adoption! > Interested in becoming the list manager? Go here: > http://resources.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listrequest.pl > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > Hi, The National Archives probably has some microfilm that would be of help to you in this research. You can get some info in a set of books called "Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs" by Howard E. Hill. You can get these thru the National Archives and Records Administration (they have a website online). Also, you want to check out their catalog : AMERICAN INDIANS - A Select Catalog of NARA MIcrofilm Publications. There is a good deal of information on microfilm at the NARA. They have letters to and from the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Letters from school administrators and Govt. Agents for the various tribes etc. It just depends on the time frame and tribe as to what you'll find but can be really useful. There may be census and enrollment information as well. I can't say for that Mission School or location for sure, but sometimes the studenes were listed on Federal Census at the end of the County.......not too often but once in awhile and worth checking. I notice that between 1887 - 1891 there was a "Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions". I found that in Hill's book. It isn't clear to me if that Bureau is part of the Catholic Church or part of the govt.........but I would guess the Catholic Church for what that's worth. You could just try a search online for that Bureau and see what comes up. Another thing that might be helpful is to check the reference section at your local library. There is set of books about various Indian tribes and one of those books includes information about the different Indian Mission Schools. I'm sorry I don't remember the name of the set of books. They are large like encyclopedias and mostly greyish with red on the binding....... I know that is piteful help but I don't have the name written down. I've seen them in several libraries though so hopefully you'll be able to find them. They are almost always in the reference section when they have them. You might also check history books for the state and area of Ft. Yates. If you find the name of the Catholic clergyman in charge of the school in your time frame, that might lead you to more info. Knowing the history of the area, Govt Agency for that tribe and anyone connected with the tribe can be most useful in doing this kind of research. Another place that might have detailed info on that school would be the State Historical Society for the state Ft. Yates was in and possibly the local Historical Society of the county it was in. Good luck, Karren A.
Hello, I am interested in the school above that was once on Ft. Yates at Standing Rock Indian Reservation. It was a boarding school that Indian children attended and closed in 1932. It was what they call a "government contract Catholic school." I have checked with Marquette University with no luck. Thanks.
I found this article on ebay today - for sale no less :-( . Thought it might be useful to some of you out there researching your family lines. If it helps anyone, I would love to hear back from you. I am not on all of the servers anymore, but think of all of you when I am researching. Sue >From the New York Herald, August 21, 1849 THE REMOVAL OF THE STOCKBRIDGE INDIANS – This tribe, a remnant of the Leni Lenape or Mohican confederacy, have sold their lands, lying on Fox river, Wisconsin and in their agreement with the government have the privilege of selecting two townships at any point west of the Mississippi. They number in all about three hundred, and are entirely civilized. They have advanced to a high standard as farmers and mechanics and are mostly well educated and devout professors of religion. A delegation composed of Austin E. Quincy, Jeremiah Slingerland, Elisha Konkapot, Joel Konkapot, Moses Charles and Thos. Snake being some of the principal men of the tribe, visited this region last week, upon a tour of observation. They were much pleased with the Sioux country, south of the St. Peter’s so far as they had an opportunity of examining – and in all probability will settle in some part of that district so soon as the governments come in possession of the lands. Mr. Slingerland is a minister of the gospel among them. We learned in conversation with him, that they desire, if they settle in this quarter to locate as near the Sioux as possible, in order that their progress in civilization and Christianity may have a beneficial influence upon that untutored tribe. –St. Paul’s (Mo.) Register, August 4 Transcribed by Sue Simonich, Dec. 2003 Original article found on Ebay for sale.
Subj: emergency need for proving bloodline Date: 3/7/2003 10:38:25 PM Eastern Standard Time From: <A HREF="mailto:Rangermommy@aol.com">Rangermommy@aol.com</A> To: <A HREF="mailto:american-indian-missions-l-request@rootsweb.com">american-indian-missions-l-request@rootsweb.com</A> Sent from the Internet (Details) Hi, I have an emergency and must prove my native american bloodline in order to get into the US Supreme court with historic case that would save multitudes of lives. My Grandfather was John Carl Wingfield, his father William Kimberly Wingfleld killed around 1926 train accident John before that. William W. married Sarah Elizabeth Bennet Ap-ril 24, 1895, John Carl W. died in 1965 All relatives were from Mt. Savage MD. Can you help me? Thanks Marilynn Verna (Wingfield) descendent who knows she has at lest 1/8 blood of Cherokee or Blackfeet....
In a message dated 12/30/2002 12:52:16 PM Eastern Standard Time, DavidGeorgeWebb@aol.com writes: > Hi I am new to the list, and would like to know if there were ever a group > of > Indians that were called MANSHACKEN in the USA, and if so would dearly like > to gain any information on them of any discription. Many thanks. Dave. in > the UK. Hello Dave, Not coming up with anything on this spelling. The only thing I know even remotely close is HACKENSAK Indians of NJ. They were up by the NY border. Bright Star
Hi I am new to the list, and would like to know if there were ever a group of Indians that were called MANSHACKEN in the USA, and if so would dearly like to gain any information on them of any discription. Many thanks. Dave. in the UK.
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In a message dated 08/18/2002 3:10:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Brlong54@aol.com writes: > Barbara, > I read your post with interest. I have been stuck on finding genealogy > information in Rome, Ny also. Our family has a Kenyon/Dean connection with > according to > "family stories" our gg grandmother was 1/2 Mohawk and a school teacher > from > Rome, Oneida Co. NY. > Hi, I just thought I would let you all know, I do post alot of Six Nations info and New York links on my NA-TRISTATE-L@rootsweb.com. It is really for the PA/DE/NJ/MD area, but who can forget NY? Bright Star
Barbara, I read your post with interest. I have been stuck on finding genealogy information in Rome, Ny also. Our family has a Kenyon/Dean connection with according to "family stories" our gg grandmother was 1/2 Mohawk and a school teacher from Rome, Oneida Co. NY. Her name is Electa Dean married to a Kenyon. I have researched the fact Fort Stanwix is in Rome, where the Mohawk Treaty was signed. Our family is there at the right time period around 1780s-1830s. I have seen some suggestions from writings that the surname Dean is connected to the Mohawk Natives History. You search sounds very close to what I have been looking for, so I thought our family story might help with yours. I hope this might help you. I haven't any other information than this at this time. Best Wishes in your research, Sincerely, Barbara Long
Hi BrightStar, I am seeking information about two women, a mother and her daughter I think: Maria Estelle Williams, born 1853, Rome, Oneida Co., NY who died 1923, Port Ewen, Ulster Co., NY. Emeline Williams, born 1815 and died 1881, place of birth unknown, but is buried beside Maria in Riverview Cemetery, Port Ewen, Ulster Co., NY. Note. On the tombstone, the name is only "Estelle Williams", so she probably used only that form of her name for most things. Maria Estelle Williams was my great-great-grandmother and was married to Lucius D. Smith, born Verona, Oneida, Co., NY. She is really a family mystery. I have a picture of her when she was just married (in Sabury or Sudbury, NY, December 1873, witnessed by a family named "Estey", S.J. Estey and "Miss Hallie Estey") standing beside her "Uncle Halliday" who appears to be mixed also and darker than she is. I suspect that there may have been some sort of dispute and break-up of her family, because she never spoke about them or visited them to my knowledge. The family story is that she came from "out West" at the time she met my great-grandfather. I very much suspect that both of them had mixed White-NA blood, but I am not sure of which tribe/s. They may have been mixed tribally, too. I know that Lucius D. Smith's family came from Massachusetts very early on and his father, Jacob B. Smith, appears more "non-White" than he does, so the mixture goes back at least till about 1826 when he was born - maybe farther. Could Maria and Lucius be Oneida, or maybe, considering that Lucius Smith's family came from MA, Stockbridge-Brothertown Indians? Any ideas or help would be appreciated. Thanks. --- AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > ATTACHMENT part 1 message/rfc822 > > AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS-D Digest Volume 02 : > Issue 14 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS] SCHARNE > [BrightStar9136@aol.com] > #2 Re: [AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS] SCH > [BrightStar9136@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS-D, send > a message to > > > AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, > but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, > too. > > To contact the AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS-D list > administrator, send mail to > AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS-admin@rootsweb.com. > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 > Date: Thu, 15 Aug 2002 18:18:12 EDT > From: BrightStar9136@aol.com > To: AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS] SCHARNE GOOSEN > > Subj: SCHARNE GOOSEN > Date: 08/15/2002 5:17:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time > From: betesda@iway.na (Betesba) > To: > american-indian-missions-d-request@rootsweb.com > > > > > Hi there im writing a letter from Namibia that is in > Africa,can you just mail > me back to say that you did recieve my > e-mail,because there is some thhings i > like to discuss with you and some things i like to > ask you regarding the > indian missions.Ive tried to send some letters > overseas,but that doesnt seem > to work. > > REGARDS > SCHARNE GOOSEN IN NAMIBIA...... > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 3 message/rfc822 > Date: Fri, 16 Aug 2002 00:19:18 EDT > From: BrightStar9136@aol.com > To: AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [AMERICAN-INDIAN-MISSIONS] SCHARNE > GOOSEN > > In a message dated 08/15/2002 6:45:33 PM Eastern > Daylight Time, > BrightStar9136@aol.com writes: > > > > Hi there im writing a letter from Namibia that is > in Africa,can you just > > mail > > me back to say that you did recieve my > e-mail,because there is some thhings > > i > > like to discuss with you and some things i like to > ask you regarding the > > indian missions.Ive tried to send some letters > overseas,but that doesnt > > seem > > to work. > > Hi, > > Welcome to the list. Please feel free to > discuss what ever is on your > mind. When writing back to the list, just hit REPLY > ALL, and that way others > can help as well. > > Bright Star > ===== bgp277@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com
In a message dated 08/15/2002 6:45:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, BrightStar9136@aol.com writes: > Hi there im writing a letter from Namibia that is in Africa,can you just > mail > me back to say that you did recieve my e-mail,because there is some thhings > i > like to discuss with you and some things i like to ask you regarding the > indian missions.Ive tried to send some letters overseas,but that doesnt > seem > to work. Hi, Welcome to the list. Please feel free to discuss what ever is on your mind. When writing back to the list, just hit REPLY ALL, and that way others can help as well. Bright Star
Subj: SCHARNE GOOSEN Date: 08/15/2002 5:17:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: betesda@iway.na (Betesba) To: american-indian-missions-d-request@rootsweb.com Hi there im writing a letter from Namibia that is in Africa,can you just mail me back to say that you did recieve my e-mail,because there is some thhings i like to discuss with you and some things i like to ask you regarding the indian missions.Ive tried to send some letters overseas,but that doesnt seem to work. REGARDS SCHARNE GOOSEN IN NAMIBIA......
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