Graham. My maternal grandfather was Clarence Gibson from Wharn Cliff West Virginia. It was a name they called themselves. My grandmothers biological family is originally from Wise Virginia and Morristown, Tn areas. Wish I knew of someone that could help point me in the right direction. I was astounded and wondered where all these genes came from. I have been trying to place my Melungeon ancestors as well as my Native ancestry. God Bless, Comparing Kit A861408 (*JGray) [Migration F2 A] and XN3591432 (Brent Stanley) [Ancestry], Sorry, we dont match but then again DNA gets diluted after 4 generations. Dorothy E., Mary, Sebron, Neal M., Henry, Hugh, ruby, Mac Harris, Julia M., & Henry Gaston. Im researching my Berry family from Hawkins /Tennesse and Virginia . He is the Hawkins County, TN archivist, has written 2 books on Melungeons, "Melungeons and Other Pioneer Families," now out of print, and " Melungeons, Footprints from the Past .". Aakster Dutch. Match case Limit results 1 per page melungeon and melung eon-related s urnames (North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky) ADAMS - ADKINS- BARKER - BARNES - BECKLER - BELL - BENNETT - BERRY - BIGGS - BOLEN - BOWLIN - BOWLING - BOWMAN - BRANHAM - BROGAN - BULLION - BURTON - BYRD - CAMPBELL - CARRICO - CARTER - CASTEEL - CAUDILL - CHAVIS - CLARK - COAL - COFFEY - COLE - COLEMAN - COLES . I did DNA and Im a mixture from the middle east as well as west asian, English, Scottish, Irish and Welsh. The following common Melungeon surnames Thanks for adding me. Like their names? Ive been researching for a couple of months when I first came across melungeons. Revels, Sampson. They were originally from SC and settled in the Blue Ridge Mountains around Gaston/Lincoln Co, Rutherford Co and Cleveland Co. The Short surname was my maiden name. Melungeon-related surnames (North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky) ADAMS ADKINS BARKER BARNES BECKLER BELL BENNETT BERRY BIGGS BOLEN BOWLIN BOWLING BOWMAN BRANHAM BROGAN BULLION BURTON BYRD CAMPBELL CARRICO CARTER CASTEEL CAUDILL CHAVIS CLARK COAL COFFEY COLE COLEMAN COLES COLLEY COLLIER COLLINS This page was submitted by Nancy Sparks Morrison and Home > Forum > Surnames > Melungeon . This Thomas and Mary are believed to be the same Thomas and Mary found in Stoney Creek Church Records.Thomas and Mary Gibson along with Charles, Reubin and Henry are found in the early church records with Valentine Collins . My brother is very fair and red hair. Three years ago, I was working in Lumberton, NC. Tally, Taylor, Thompson, Tolliver, Tuppance, Turner, Ware, Watts, Weaver, White, Whited, Wilkins, Williams, Williamson, Willis, Wisby, Wise, Wood, Wright, Wyatt, Wynn, Monacan surnames of Beverly, Branham, Johns, Pinn and Terry. Enjoying The Company While On TheJourney. Jack Goins is the patriarch of Melungeon research. her parents names? Hi Pinky Blevins, I read your post interesting. In addition, it leaves untouched some of the families who in the late 19th and early 20th centuries were typically classed as whites, but who claimed Native American ancestry, such as the Sizemore claimants among the Eastern Cherokee applicants." Did you find any info on the finger print info?? North American Indian ancestors include people from the tribes of Powhatan, Mattaponi, Monie, Nansemond, Rappahanock, Pamunkey, Chickahominie, Cherokee (Buffalo Ridge) and Choctaw. Webster (1962, 1122) described the Melungeon as "a member of a dark-skinned people of mixed Caucasian, Negro, and Indian stock, inhabiting the Tennessee mountains."5 Davis (1963, 16) identified the Melungeons as "dark-skinned, reddish- brown complexioned people [who were] supposed to be of Moorish descent, neither Indian nor Negro, but . Surveyed 13 April 1761, deed 14 Oct 1761. . Her folks were from Pennsylvania. Brown. The `so-called,' Melungeons were `discovered' in the Appalachian Mountains in 1654 by English explorers and were described as being `dark-skinned, reddish-brown complexioned people supposed to be of Moorish descent, who were neither Indian nor Negro, but had fine European features, and claimed to be Portuguese." (Louise Davis, "The Mystery of the RICHARDSON RIDDLE RIVERS ROBERSON ROBERTSON ROBINSON RUSSELL, SAMMONS SAMPSON SAWYER SCOTT SEXTON SHAVIS She was very religious. My grandfather had a very dark complexion and when I asked him about this he said these traits were Black Dutch. You present a hard nut to crack but not impossible. Also, I am related to the Bolling which go back to the Randolph and then to the Carters, and Hill last names. I am a Cooper. All maternal lines tested have been European. His name was James Turner born 1791 in Russell, VA. Is it possible he was Mulugeon? There are Coopers who live in Somerset, Ky. and a lot of the older generations have died. My DNA has me 98% European and 2% Asian. occurring in North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and The ones that I do not have in my lineage, my husband probably has a large number of the other names plus my son-in-law has a lot more of those other names. I have been trying for so long to do this on my own. Hammon, Jones, Osborn, and Steele on my mothers side. Martin. Enjoying The Company While On The Journey! Children of both these sets were Morris Baker 1750-1810 m. Jane Smith 1755-1810, my 6th great grandparents both Wilkes NC. Willis. Smiling, Smith, Stallard, Stanley, Steel, Stevens, Stewart, Strother. He married Elizabeth Connor, born in Richmond, 1766 1818. Harold Lee denton/Richmond,va Where was your Clarence Gibson fromScreenshot 2022-11-29 at 9.43.57 AM Please email me when you are available. Page 135 - Research Melungeon in the Surnames forums on Genealogy.com, the new GenForum! 2 Answers. Senator named John Sherman Cooper who was my mother-in-laws first cousin. In January of 1943, Plecker sent a circular to all public health and county officials in Virginia, listing, county by county, the surnames of all families suspected of having African ancestry. (LogOut/ LumbeePrincess, the oral history you've shared makes a lot of sense to me. Typical Melungeon physical traits are said to include dark hair and skin with light-colored eyes. my father's last name is King but that is not a Melungeon name but Brown is. One of my aunts is this way. Havent heard back from George yet, when I do Ill be sure to let you know! Are they Mulatto or Melungeon? I descend from the Brooks, Clarks and Cooper lines. Ive been stumped. They also have a very specific twang or dialect when speaking. I have been wondering if we are Melungeons. My moms side are lots of Jones and Clarks and my dads Dentons have been in states since 1634 with the ma bay colony. My families are listed here, and we are known to be of Melungeon origin on certain lines. My DNA test at age 80 found my paternal family..and every surname on the site. I and everyone else in my family has run into issues finding the parents of Jane Taylor who Married Beniah MacKnight. If you have any information It would be extremely helpful. I am actually stuck on my grandmothers maternal line, my great grandmothers maiden name was Jones and I am unable to find any information on her mother and her mothers line. No Cherokee blood showed up in my daughters DNA test. My grandparents and all 13 kids used to go up to NJ and work the fields when jersey was the garden state still. I am researching the following names of my Hancock/Hawkins Tennessee ancestors who apparently had ties to the border areas in Virginia and Noryh Carolina as well . WILLIAMSON WILLIS WILSON WISBY WISE WOOD WRIGHT WYATT WYNN. Melungeon/Indian Genealogy By Marion Pezzullo April 08, 2005 at 12:29:40. where o you believe she was raised? My mothers family was different than the other families around us in Mississippi. "Price emphasis on the existence of a group is fundamental to studying the genealogy of social isolate groups, as . So hopefully I can hear more. My husband is a Buford, Collins, Conner. It possibly accounts for my 0.7% West African/Congolese DNA. Surname is Goin. Ramey, Rasnick, Reaves/Reeves, Revels, Richardson, Roberson/Robertson/Robinson, Russell. My ancestral lines take me to Muskogee (Creek) in Georgia/SouthCarolina ending in Oklahoma. and we are talking and gathering info. I do not know if they would be of your lineage but you could check those out. You are very welcome, Taking a DNA test might very well help. I guess meaning that I have far far less matches in R1b as compared to the majority of testers. All around 1700-1800 time frame. We are looking for information on these family lines not to upset current family members, or to find living people, nor to upset lives. Howe. USA A lady invited me to a revival at her church. I am so sorry that it took me a bit to see this response. My family is from Tennessee and Northern Alabama. Hello Ms. J Gray: On another list the surname Riddle was given as a surname for Melungeons. The center of Melungeon territory in former times was Newman's Ridge, Hancock County, Tennessee. By genealogy.com user November 22, 2001 at 05:34:49. I have always been the odd duck in my family. Ethnically my immediate family is all some mix of Irish/ North African / Subsaharan African/ Eastern European/ Southern European/ Native American. What can you tell me? I have 21 of those melungeon surnames in my direct bloodlines. Lowry. I was told in school I had 'N_____r' lips. Sparks Morrison North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky. These were all Melungeon surnames. My grandmother Margaret Davis is dark and had coarse hair. Most of my siblings and I have those chestnut color eyes like our mother and grandfather. My Reeves family always claimed Indian descent. The family claimed Cherokee and white but resided around Roanoke, VA at least since the 1850s. Would love to do a DNA test but Ill be honest, I work in the medical field and I worry that the insurance companies may use that against us someday, dont really care about me but my kids on the other hand! My dad was always told we had Cherokee in us. Good afternoon, I have been on a search for a little while now trying to find out where my heritage rests. https://nativeheritageproject.com/2012/08/10/a-report-on-research-of-lumbee-origins-by-robert-k-thomas-part-18-appendix/?fbclid=IwAR21JgwWwyYej0aPBQ8JKjGvNaHk_pXexc7Ddmkn6kKdxF6vaLxJdglOIf8. These laws required anyone with one drop of African blood to be classified as black. I have lots of Bass surnames including Aaron Bass of Bertie, NC. If you go on Family Search, try to think of the oldest person you may know that is in your family and who lived in the 1800s and if you can come up with approximate birthdate and date of death, put those in and then after that push search. I really enjoyed reading your article, and hope to learn even more in the future. We share Aaron Bass of Bertie, NC. George Bean later moved to Franklin Co., Tenn. His wife Jane Bean who died about then may have been Isaac's sister. At that time, their native Angolan fa- (And no Cherokee.) All of them were from West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, and North carolina. I cannot find any info on early Portugeuse settlements in South Carolina or Virginia. They were from tennessee and mixed but no paper trail to show that. MARTIN MAYLE MINARD MINER MINOR MIZER MOORE MORLEY MOSELY MOZINGO Both of my maternal grandparents are from that area. From the Little Peedee in S.C. too Hancock Cty.,TN. Grandson of John Snow Creek Taliaferro and Sarah Smith, both from Virginia. The names of many Cherokees who did not leave North Carolina are found in: Blankenship, Bob. Ms. Lady Jae: Received some great information from you sometime ago for surname Goin. I have family tree and dna to work with! Various surnames traditionally associated with Melungeon identity were not included in the study. My great grandmother was Leona G. Phipps from Grayson County, Virginia. Carol Kaurish. King James IV is also my 14th great grandfather. Take a look at this website: https://the-melungeons.blogspot.com/2015/02/the-best-of-will-allen-dromgoole.html?fbclid=IwAR3n_jqz-VJhuT8WDjuQJxnQmGUhh5C6azEmc687FNvJurqMwFqraBlIPDs, Take a look at this blog: https://the-melungeons.blogspot.com/2015/02/the-best-of-will-allen-dromgoole.html?fbclid=IwAR3n_jqz-VJhuT8WDjuQJxnQmGUhh5C6azEmc687FNvJurqMwFqraBlIPDs. What was a Melungeon? Other Surnames in his line are Brewer, Davis, Seals, Phipps, Tagliaferro(toliver) and many more. Thanks for what you are doing. These families settled in Lincoln Co and are mentioned in the Indian Commission Affairs and in a report by Robert K. Thomas. But alot of these surnames are in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana AKA No Mans Land. Cherokee Roots. My last name is Carter from my fathers sur name. Surnames: Allen. North American Indian ancestors include people from the tribes of Powhatan, Mattaponi, Monie, Nansemond, Rappahanock, Pamunkey, Chickahominie, Cherokee (Buffalo Ridge) and Choctaw. My grandfather was straight black hair, brown eyes, and really dark in the summer sun. Chapman, Chavis. Dalton, Dare, Davis, Denham, Dennis, Dial, Dorton, Doyle, Driggers, Dye, Dyess. I have looked through the regular channels on Ancestry and also in records local to me but have yet to drive over to Lee County, Va or to Hancock county to look at physical records but it is in the plans at some point. Additionally, Jack founded both the Y-DNA, mitochondrial (maternal) DNA and autosomal Families of Interest . Change). Im a direct descendant of the Davis, my great grandmother was from the VA / Tennessee area. Mixed Melungeons had lived in Vir- ginia from 1660. I have Iberian, Sardinian, Turkish, North African and Nigerian DNA. My mother was a Barnes. Mama was the darkest white woman that I ever saw. (LogOut/ Growing up I was told tales that on my dads side we had a definitive blood line to the Monacan Nation out of Amhurst County VA. On my moms side I was always told her family was Melungeon and my Greatgrand father having the name Woodrow Baker. My Big Question is does this line go back to the Nansemond Tribe of Virginia?? About Us; Staff; Camps; Scuba. I know that these roots come through my mothers family who I have traced back to when they came here to the U.S. Just trying to find the source of my Spanish/Portugeuse heritage. Hello:I have ran across an interesting web page and it offers new insights into Melungeon origins.I wanted to see if anybody else has found it?I am writing a short story of it and will be posting it around eventually.It's not plaguarism its research because I am copying from more than one source :-) Johnny The college of UVA Wise, Va. held an event several years ago about Melungeon. Hi there I am researching my ancestry and possible Melungeon roots and have hit a brick wall. Is there a place I can compare my family tree to yours? [email protected], The Lumbee Indians live down toward to coast of N.C. Carol Kaurish. The Clarks and Coopers were listed on the census in Malboro Co, Kershaw Co and Gafney, SC. Google AdSense Guest Advertisement. I did have an Uncle by the name of Neal who was married to Loretta. If anyone knows anything concerning the melungeons from Grayson County, Virginia. My grandmother had straight dark hair and somewhat darker skin. Christy. My maternal grandfather was Clarence Gibson. Home > Forum > Surnames > Melungeon. Smiling, Smith, Stallard, Stanley, Steel, Stevens, Stewart, Strother. called Quattlebaum Nation: besides the Quattlebaum surnames, I see many other names on my family tree. People are always asking me exactly what are you? Anyone with any info or connection, please email me!!!! Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. I met him years ago. Good afternoon, You have so much work put into this. Owens, Ke. His son Moses Bass b.1778 Duplin, N. Carolina d.1845 Bear Head Creek, Starks, Louisiana is my 3rd G-Grandpaw. I am from these areas as well on both sides of my family, paternal and maternal, back 8 generations. Are we related?? Correlating Historical Facts to DNA Test Results. Some even claimed to be members of the Saponi tribe in North . BENNETT BERRY BEVERLY BIGGS BOLEN BOLLING BOLTON BOONE BOWLIN I had dark hair and green eyes from 2 blue eyed parents. Thank you for your work. Melungeons: The Last Lost Tribe in America. Cool, but it was more Portegues blood than Indian, I would be interested in this DNA I also have several of these sir names on my daughter dna. Her father (my grandmothers great grandfather) was from Kentucky and his grandfather, Calloway Bunch came from Bedford, VA according to Ancestry. Jackson Joel Gilliam is my gggrandfather. Researchers with ancestral roots in North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky and West Virginia may have Melungeon genes. On an I am trying to see if I can locate my Great Grandmother. My aunt Mamie, the second youngest was olive completed with striking green eyes. We are generally from the VA/NC/KY area, with some lines being in SC (our Hicks/Love line). Looking for Starnes. PHIPPS PRINDER POLLY POWELL POWERS PRITCHARD PRUITT, RAMEY RASNICK REAVES REVELS REEVES RICE If you would like to check it out its kit#XN3591432. Physical Traits. No indication of his mother, but it was not Alma Hall his other wife. Holler back! The pages wont let me open them. I am hoping to find out if there is any Melungeon history in from my past. I wont be attending, as I live 3000 miles away, but it might be useful to you who live near Virginia. My uncle says their daughter, Martha Gilliam Barnett, was 100% Cherokee. Thank you. I have an olive tone that turns to a reddiah brown in the summer months. "Jordan, son of Gilbert Gibson was undoubtedly born after 1746/7, possibly as late as 1752 or so. 36 I just recently found out about maternal grandmothers line. Always claimed to be cherokee but nothing in my research shows it. On my grandmother side we are Callaway,Ray and Mitchell. Just found out through 23 and me that I have spanish/portuguese ancestry. Louise Ralston Brown 4/23/02. I sent you that second email before I reread your origninal one, give me a bit of time and Ill see what I can find. As time permits my intention is to research as many of these families as I can. I am stuck on finding any census records or ethnic listings for these women. Maddox, Maggard, Major, Male/Mayle, Maloney, Marsh, Martin, Miles, Minard, Miner/Minor, Mizer, Moore, Morley, Mullins, Mursh. Thank you for contacting me, how can I help? My 3rd great grandfather was called Spanish Jim. Our grands are from Eastern KY our fathers were born there as well. The Melungeon culture has typically been associated with the Appalachian region. If you look on Ancestry.com, you may be able to link your lineage. My uncles name was Earnest Hall. Just to note, a lot of Melungeon families are mixed with Roma. The Bollings go all the way back to Eastern Virginia in the 1700s. As soon as I get things settled and get back to researching Id love to connect with you. My fathers side was 100% European. I hope Im on the right track. Would appreciate any comments/information you may be able to provide. Barker, Barnes, Bass, Beckler, Bedgood, Bell, Bennett, Berry, Beverly, Biggs. The census shows that the area was settled by Gibsons, Griffins, Mullins, Cox, Bowlings,Wests, Elmores, Williamsons,Gowins, Cooks, Crows and Perkins. If you are Melungeon and do not see your family name or a qualifying county please contact our historian at [email protected] SURNAMES Adkins Allen Bowling/Bollin (g) Bennett Brown Bowman Bunch/Punch Campbell Carter Childers/Childress Chavis Clark Cox Collier Collins Cumbow Duncan Davis Denham Dial Im researching my Berry family from Hawkins /Tennesse and Virginia . (LogOut/ Learn more. In 1997, Brent Kennedy published The Melungeons: The Resurrection of a Proud People - An Untold Story of Ethnic Cleansing in America. Have you ever heard of Lowerys or Roses in your findings? Hi Debby, I am seeing several surnames from my sides. I have no idea but I am willing to work with you to find out! Please contact me if you have any information you would like to share or questions. If this helps my ftdna kit # B511534. I do not know much more than what is below, but my father (Jerry Lee Wood, son of Wyatt Wert Wood) who claimed Welch/Irish descent, had straight dark hair, turned nut brown in the slightest bit of sun, and had hazel green eyes. What an interesting article. She was a black person in Memphis, Tenn., I believe. My paternal grandmothers grandmother was a Bunch from Indiana. . I tried looking you up on Facebook but no luck, thought Id send some pics to get your thoughts), Thank you for writing, Look for Joyceann Gray on Facebook. But it can be difficult to trace. All I know is that his mother was likely named Polly, and I can find a Polly Cooper in the 1810 Virginia census with appropriately aged dependents; she is listed as a person of color. From DNA tests, I know I have both Iberian and Native American DNA. While I have some information, I would like to trace him back to Ireland, as my DNA shows over 70% Irish. Cynthia Millican 2/06/01. Smith (40), Williams (27), Johnson (26), Brown (26), Davis (19), Jones (16), Martin (15), Moore (15), Clark (13), Taylor (13), Cox (11), Jackson (10), Hill (10). Since then, the Dutch started adopting surnames. Oral tradition - and perhaps convenience -. That is EXCELLENT, Thank you so much for sharing!! Thank you for the informative blog. Does anyone have any information to share? 185 thoughts on " Common Melungeon Surname List " Debbie Foresman says: February 22, 2020 at 10:04 am. All I know about her is that she was a female paster and could levitate things when she would get really caught up in preaching the Word. About Us | Contact Us | Copyright | Report Inappropriate Material Im on Facebook as Corliss Blevins Wickline. The family line I have been researching is Perkins. Glad to see the name here. Jelle: The Dutch form of the name William, meaning 'sacrifice'. Hey, his email came back to me as address not existing! They came into Tennessee via Virginia. F denton/watts fron jamestown/white/Sara Williams ( b1720s) married to samuel jobes (born 1720s) married in the 1750s lived in roqan,nc/woods marriedcinyo my froakie in 1800s in jobesborough,tn area. Melungeon families themselves claimed to be Indian, white and Portuguese. Japanese Last Names Meaning Dark. Ely, Epps, Evans, Fields, Freeman, French. The pages wont let me open them . His grandmother was a Julia Jones. Her family is from the Cumberland Gap area of Kentucky. https://nativeheritageproject.com/2012/08/10/a-report-on-research-of-lumbee-origins-by-robert-k-thomas-part-18-appendix/?fbclid=IwAR21JgwWwyYej0aPBQ8JKjGvNaHk_pXexc7Ddmkn6kKdxF6vaLxJdglOIf8. I suggest you try to gain access to her adoption records and get with a DNA expert who can help you with sorting through GEDmatch. They were FPOC as early as the mid 1700s. The surnames most associated with the Melungeons are the Irish name Collins, and the English name Gibson. So then we need to go to our trees I came across this site and am hoping to find some answers. A judgment of failure to pay was entered against Isaac Cooper and George Cooper (corrected to: Bean) in February 1805 in the same county (and collected). His wife, Mary Mae Heffley 1872-1959. My fathers name was Creed and his mothers name was Emma Jo Hall. Roanoke, Virginia 24015 There was a guy by the last name of Kennedy. Harris, Harvie. In this regard, Melungeons retained enough European ancestry to still participate in many institutions of the United States but still be treated with racial scorn and remain isolated from broader social acceptance. Langston, Lasie, Lawson, Locklear, Lopes, Lowry, Lucas. April Pilkey Williams If you are researching in Alphabetical order, let me know when you get to the Gibsons. Have you started a family research project? Berry. My mothers family tree, is as the old people used to say, eat up with Melungeons. An Untold Story of Ethnic Cleansing in America. We are Tacketts, Dial, Salyer/Sawyer, Green, Smith, Mullins, Coffey, and Sizemore. This is so confusing! My great grandmother was Leeann Cox and it was said she had Indian blood. Some say we were black dutch. Anyway if you are able to help me find more information about Betty and her Collins and the Colliers and Norris, I would really be grateful. George Boone 1850 m. to Rose/Rosa Richardson. The Clarks were said to be Portuguese. But I seen the Smith name were Melungeons just trying to find out about my family history. But I still need help. Brooks. Brunie Barthol Wood, 1872-1964, Illinois to Indianapolis. She had pictures of both g- grandmothers. My great grandmothers name was Elizabeth Katherine Jones Mink King. Hi Brent, They also married into the Goins, Ashe, Whitworth and Wellman families. At the most basic level, he learned, they were a group of interconnected families that had lived in certain counties in Tennessee, Virginia, and. The surnames of the first recorded Melungeons included Collins, Gibson, Mullins, Goins, Bunch, Bowlin, and Denham. My great grandfather is Harris Brown, a Melungeon, and also has Portuguese ancestry, however I dont have information past his father John Brown who married Eliza Ann Jenkins Richardson a Historical records are sometimes sketchy and amorphous. William HAll and Eliza Jane Thomas 2nd wife Rebecka Mahin. Redbone & Melungeons !!!! CROSTON CROW CUMBA CUMBO CUMBOW CURRY CUSTALOW, DALTON DARE DAVIS DENHAM DENNIS DIAL DOOLEY My family background is from West Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia. I know she had children in Wise, Virginia as well as in Haticus, W Va, and Morristown, TN between the years of 1915-1935 with my grandmother being the youngest in 1935. In Callaway County and Randolph County Missouri, known Melungeon surnames in the community are listed on Census records, Minor, Gibson, Hicks, Hix, and more. Can you help me determine if there are melungeon connections? I see you have the surname Quattlebaum in your files. [https://nativeheritageproject.com/2012/08/10/a-report-on-research-of-lumbee-origins-by-robert-k-thomas-part-18-appendix/?fbclid=IwAR21JgwWwyYej0aPBQ8JKjGvNaHk_pXexc7Ddmkn6kKdxF6vaLxJdglOIf8](https://nativeheritageproject.com/2012/08/10/a-report-on-research-of-lumbee-origins-by-robert-k-thomas-part-18-appendix/?fbclid=IwAR21JgwWwyYej0aPBQ8JKjGvNaHk_pXexc7Ddmkn6kKdxF6vaLxJdglOIf8). 7. Its been a long road just to here! Im not sure how you can help, but if you can think of any way I might learn more about the Cooper Melungeons I would be very thankful. I did find her husband and kids. sounds like youve done a lot of work already, do you have a family tree established? Any information would be great. Jones, Smith, Martin, Osborne (was in the Revolutionary War) Stallard, Sizemore, Brown, Cooper, Perkins. ROBERT DEGNEN 5/31/00. but im very sure my father is of melungeon descent, he is a dark ivory skin with dark hair and blue eyes. My maiden name is Page and I suspect Melungeon DNA is my line that ended up in south central Kentucky. Thank you, Victoria Thornton. Although I cannot find the connect yet. On the early 1900s census our family was classified as mulattos born in Virginia/Western Virginia. SHEPHARD SHEPHERD SHORT SHORTT SIZEMORE SMILING SMITH STALLARD Joyceann Gray passed your info to me because I have Bass matches.
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