I enjoyed your post so much. Thank you for remembering Americas first people in such a lovely respectful way.
In the Commonworth of Virginia at that time, their was not any differentiation between "Black" and "native tribal members". With…
Once again, a beautiful post. I am reminded of the many conversations about things Native and Anglo I enjoyed with…
Very interesting Christopher. My ancestry also traces to that area along the NH/North Shore of MA coastline in the 17th…
I was very struck by your observation about doing genealogy: "My personal answer is that the tools of genealogy allow…
What a fun post! As best I understand the lineages, I am a sixth cousin of James Dean, back to…
Jeff, Slaughter/Slafter is an old New England name, from Lynn. My ancestor Mary Slafter married Isaac(3) Wellman and moved to…
Being an umpteenth generation New Englander, I had a hard time with your line "good old Yankee Ohio." Yes, I…
The New England line that he was associated with was Hussey That indeed moved to the south. It happened, Zachary…
I enjoyed not only your look into Dean's ancestry but the human interest story of a person who quietly pursued…