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American Indian Melungeon

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CONTRIBUTORS:
  Editor Douglas, Karlton (b. ----, d. ----)
  Contributor Goins, Jack
  Contributor Hartman, Cindy
  Contributor Pollard, W. Grosvenor
  Contributor Campbell, Helen
  Contributor McElwain, Thomas
  Contributor Carter, Linda Keres
  Contributor Salazar, L.E.
  Contributor Burke, Henry Robert
  Contributor Kennedy, Brent
PUBLISHER:
  Pious Pagan Publishing  (Alexandria Va.)
SERIES TITLE:
  The Multiracial Activist
YEAR: 2002
PUB TYPE: Book
VOLUME/EDITION:
PAGES (INTRO/BODY):
SUBJECT(S): melungeon; geneology; American Indians
DISCIPLINE: Cultural Studies
LC NUMBER: None
HTTP: http://www.multiracial.com/readers/kdouglas4.html
LANGUAGE: English
PUB ID: 103-400-045 (Last edited on 2004/06/28 10:27:33 GMT-6)
SPONSOR(S):
 
ABSTRACT:
This book is specifically aimed at trying to identify the American Indian tribes that may be involved in Melungeon families. From historic times Melungeon people have claimed to be, at least in part, American Indians. Seldom was there anything definite about the tribe or tribes involved. Many claimed to be Cherokee, or simply said they were Indian, without a definite tribe.

What I hope this book will do is give an overview of the possible tribes Melungeons descend from, show some of the ethnic mixing that happened, and relate family stories and traditions about Indian heritage.

Each writer—including myself—is responsible for his or her own work, the accuracy, speculations, etc.… I have tried to get as broad a view, and include as many likely tribes as possible to present in this book. Some writers do not agree with each other—I have welcomed that disagreement, I have not silenced any reasonable point of view. Diversity is what Melungeons are all about, and personally, my guess is that no one point of view will apply to all Melungeon descendants, everyone has their own story. My hope is that this information will be used as a catalyst to cause further searches into the American Indian element in Melungeon lines.
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