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Many roots and branches
needing attention
some
branches have famous Indian Chiefs
some registered in Indian
Nation
some were rejected
many of the historial indian
names that others
are researching managed to be in our family
tree
yet not in my direct line.
actually this family tree
became a kudzoo vine
with over 12,000 members
my direct
line said NO WAY to the Trail of Tears and became "white" thinking
they would be free
This page is actually the entry to the
rest
of our research. Genforum failed to send
me the sign in
name and password for the
old webpage, after repeated
requests
and when you toss your cookies,
you can't get back
in, so here we go
<giggles>
We are Native American,
speak English, and
never lived in a teepee :)
We grew up
with truth and honor. Respect
for all creations. A passion for
art and music
runs strong in our family.
As a young child
in Montgomery,I played with the kids next door
who were full
blood Indian; the Jackson family got along
so well with mine and
our mothers had a lot in common
with their recipes, hobbies and
customs.
In Arizona many spoke spanish; I remember a huge
Catholic church where we all went for vaccinations but best of all
were the outdoor festivals held there.
I love working on
our family tree but unable to travel
to the many places required
to get more facts, so
I add my little collection of old
photos,
notes, and stories
so enjoy !
Much love and
appreciation to my wonderful aunts and cousins working on this line.
One of my new online cousins turned out to be my best friend from
high school and our paths crossed as we both researched our
grannies; such fond memories of a truly wonderful friend, Linda.
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