Thanks for sharing this info, I'll have to check some of this out. I have a picture of an woman, who definitiely 'looks' Indian from the mid 1800s. It's supposed to be a Mary Naomi Kelly that married Henry H. Benson.........but I haven't been able to find anything further. Donna ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 12:46 AM Subject: Re: [VAROCKBR] paxtons and indians > Howdy Cousins, I belive the best way to Determine Our Indain Ancestry Will > Study the History & Folke Lore of Albemarle County Va. That is where mine were > Between Monroe & Elon Va. Which is Amherst Co. Today There Is another World Of > Information that will assist Genealogical Research IT IS:Tucakahoes and > Cohees Writen By Catherine Seaman, Sweet Briar College Prees, 1992. The last that > I heard There is onLy Of the Books Left, But that She Just May Write Another > One. NOW: if Any one Has not Tried This. Go to your Search MODE, AOL_ WWW- OR > GOOGLE, Type in. In The Honor of The Anherst County Unit of NATIVE And African > Americain Revolutionary War Soldiers Whe Marched to Yorktown on June 21/ > 1781. I foud One of My Fourth Grt Grand Fathers Ambrose Tollinson & A 6th Grt > Grand Father Josiah Wood,s, Were on that March. Check it out there alot of Names > There. I learned From else where That Grand Pa Woods Came over From England > Before the REV, And M. A Native American. From my Harvey Family Information I > Learned that the Maonacan Indains Had a Home Area Between Monroe & Elon Va. > My Wife< LIL MAMA,S> Grand Mother Was Full Blood Cherokee, From Vinton, Va. > CUZ A. T. & Leona > > > ==== VAROCKBR Mailing List ==== > The Third Sunday of each month will be set aside for your "BRICK WALL" Roll Call. Please use the Surname in the Subject line and give as much as you can about the person you need. Good luck with your research. > >