You're welcome. BTW, I was looking at the 1930 Fed census images on Ancestry the other day in Oklahoma (then "Indian Territory") and it seems that they sorted the Indians into tribal groupings. One was of the Cherokee people and another was a different tribe. I'm sure there were more. Lots of half indians there. I only looked at a few images and didn't find my immediate people, but I'm keeping this in the back of my mind when I start working on my husband's Ragsdale line. Judy On Jul 1, 2005, at 4:53 AM, kawarren20@att.net wrote: > Thanks for your input, every little bit of advice does help.. > > -------------- Original message from Judy Landauer > <geniegal@g14.myrf.net>: -------------- > > > >> Hmm. Well, I guess what I have isn't going to help. >> >> My husband's grandmother is supposed to be part Indian, too. I >> haven't done any research along those lines, tho., so I can't give >> you a any advice. It seems that would make a fascinating study in >> history, though! >> >> Good luck, >> >> Judy >> On Jun 30, 2005, at 5:02 AM, kawarren20@att.net wrote: >> >> >>> I am not sure which tribe of Indians I am looking for and, I will >>> admit that I really don't know where to begin. The families I am >>> looking for are Drew and Stewart. They came from West Virginia. >>> One census record says they are Indian and then another says that >>> they were black. I doubt they were Wyandot Indians, family tales >>> say there were Cherokee. someone in the family claims that they >>> got "Indian" benefits that pay for college, but they have 'lost the >>> papers' that proved Indian heritage and they can't or won't offer >>> how they got this information... But thank you! kathy >>> >>> -------------- Original message from Judy Landauer >>> : -------------- >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>> What kind of Indian information are you looking for? I have a bio >>>> for Monocue (spelled Ma-nuncue), who was an Indian chief of the >>>> Wyandot tribe and a licensed preacher of the Methodist church. I >>>> also have a bio for Between-the-logs, an Indian whose mother was >>>> Wyandot, belonging to the Bear tribe, and his father was a Seneca. >>>> He was born near Lower Sandusky about 1780. >>>> >>>> These biographies are from the book "The Autobiography of the Rev. >>>> James B. Finely" who was a Methodist circuit preacher. It was >>>> written in 1854 and published by the Methodist Book Concern. These >>>> are people that Rev. Finley knew and worked with. >>>> >>>> I think they are from the Ohio area. I don't know a lot about >>>> Wyandot indians, where they lived or travelled to. One thing that >>>> the good Reverend's book is weak in is specifics. In his writing he >>>> assumes that his audience knows where everything is and who he is >>>> talking about, so it's a little confusing to keep his travels >>>> straight. I confess I don't know Ohio place names very well at all. >>>> >>>> If this sounds like something you are interested in, let me know. >>>> >>>> Judy >>>> On Jun 29, 2005, at 6:59 AM, kawarren20@att.net wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>> I am still here, reading messages. I am looking for information on >>>>> African-American and Indian families, Warren (from Kentucky, >>>>> Indiana), Drew and Stewart (from West Virginia). Lived in Oxford >>>>> starting late 1890's or so. Have some info from Lane Public >>>>> library. >>>>> >>>>> -------------- Original message from Dennis Kowallek >>>>> : -------------- >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 08:21:29 EDT, Sftrail@aol.com wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> Now that we seem to be working again, perhaps another roll call >>>>>>> is in order. >>>>>>> That way we have an idea who is and who isn't here. 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