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New Titles From Scott Hodalee Sewell Eyes on the Prize in the Native South: The Struggle for Federal Recognition in the 21st Century As of 2018 the United States federal authorities have a special government to government relationship with the 567 federally acknowledged Indian tribes.The Freedmen’s Quandary: Crossroads of Tribal Identity in Indian Country The 1890 census counted 18,636 people "of Negro descent in the Five Tribes" present in the Indian Territory, communities who were made fully members of the Five Tribes by treaties negotiated in 1866 with their emancipation from slavery to the individual Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole Nation citizens who held them in bondage. Today their descendants are still known as the Freedmen, and many have seen their long historical ties to the Five Tribes being challenged, minimized, or severed.Last of the Dominickers, For nearly 200 years’ outsiders in Florida’s panhandle viewed suspiciously a group of people who didn’t fit the usual racial categori

What a great interview. We have Part 2 Tomorrow Same time 3:00CST! With April Mullins Mela This might be a series of interviews, we have so much to share. Please join us or listed to the archived version, at your leisure! We are going to talk about DNA and my new word "Ethno-washing" Necro ethnicity. A skeleton key to unlock the amalgamation within mixed people groups . The veil is lifting from the hidden mystery that has perplexed scholars for at least 600 years! Join us as Stacy Mae Webb and April Mullins Mela collaborate utilizing data gleaned from Genealogy, DNA, and Cultural Geography. These two ladies have conducted fieldwork that sketch a beginning portraiture of the many faces of Melungeoness. We'll catch you up on the latest DNA findings and discuss the upcoming Melungeon Heritage Association yearly gathering in Morristown, Tn. June 20,21 & 22 Hope to see you all there!

Necro ethnicity. A skeleton key to unlock the amalgamation within mixed people groups . The veil is lifting from the hidden mystery that has perplexed scholars for at least 600 years! Join us as Stacy Mae Webb and April Mullins Mela collaborate utilizing data gleaned from Genealogy, DNA, and Cultural Geography. These two ladies have conducted fieldwork that sketch a beginning portraiture of the many faces of Melungeoness. We'll catch you up on the latest DNA findings and discuss the upcoming Melungeon Heritage Association yearly gathering in Morristown, Tn. June 20,21 & 22 Hope to see you all there!

Its been an awesome year to enjoy connecting with new cousins and DNA findings. With the advent of DNA applications to genealogy we will end the new year by revisiting 2016 interviews and discussing new findings through the Facebook group Redbone & Melunegeon DNA Truthers Study group. We will update the Goins Book, and announce planning for a Redbone gathering in Leesville, Vernon Parish La. A reunion in April or May in Leesville, Vernon Parish La. where the Glass window settlement was located and the enfamouse Rawhide Fight took place. Preparing for an intensive Perkins research group and subsequent book. Plus we will update you on all the new Backintyme Publishings from 2016,including Belles of the Creek Nation, Cherokee Paradox and Alabama Tribes by Scott Sewell as well as Margo WIlliams, From Hill Town to Strieby & the updated republish of the Redbone Chronicles. We invite all cousins who have made ties through DNA to join us and introduce your families, and ties to one another. We will be d

Marilyn Baggett Kobliaka, Stay R. Webb, Donna Webb Blaisdell & Lorene Lovie Brown resume part3 of the Nancy Johnson Goings Goyens 97 heir lawsuit 1937 in Liberty County, Texas. Valenitine Buxton, this evening Donna & Lorene will be speaking about Valentine Buxton and his death at Liberty Co., Tx. shot dead by a local judge over "political dissagreement". Stephen B. Goyens born about 1796 in South Carolina married Edith "Ida/Eady or Adeline" Johnson (Sampson?). Dr. Thomas Goings of early Natchez Trace (Dillions/Dean's Stand) featured in Port Gibson documents, journals and newspaper as Free Person of Color. Relationship to the the Philip Goings, WM Moses Goings, James Goings lines as well as to Old Thomas Goyens. DNA for the Gibson Goings line b. about 1780s married Sukey and lived near Crowder's Stand on the Natchez Trace (Choctaw agency).

Discussing Nancy Johns Goings Goyens Liberty Co., Texas lawsuit, 97 heirs named. Team writers and genealogist work through the genealogy of the ancestors being represented in the upcoming Goins Book, edition 2. Updates, on Wm Simon Goyens, with Lorene Brown New findings by Marilyn Baggett Kobliaka on Edith Ida perhaps also Adeline Perkins Goyens and her relationship to Nancy Johnson Goyens league and labor. Including the Duty family affidavits. Wm Goyens Lawsuit, 100 plus heirs named. Stacy R. Webb will update on the Starr, Raguet & Brown, Baily & Goyens Families    

Discussion on the Goins Book NJG Lawsuit Liberty, Liberty Co., TX. Lawsuit 97 Heirs 1937 Marilyn Baggett Kobliaka Lorene L. Brown Stacy R. Webb  

This live episode with go to replace a rescheduled broadcast. We will have guest Kevin Slatten, live from California! We will announce two new books also from Backintyme. Alabama Tribes by Scott Sewell and A Wandering Tribe by S. Pony Hill! The Goins Book has a new male tester who is contributing his DNA to our Goins Book study to verify the connections to Gibson "Gip/b" James, Philip (Jeremiah) and Martha Patsy Goings Crowder Big Black River (Ms.) Band of Choctaw and the Sioux Nation, Pine Ridge, SD. Or, was he from the Seminole Goyens family of SC to Missouri Arkansas and a identical YDNA match to the Powell family, descendants of Osceola, the great Seminole Resistence Leader? Exciting updates! I'm broadcasting live on the air! Listen in now at http://tobtr.com/s/9190613. ?#‎BlogTalkRadio?

Please Join Us Live, or listen in to the archived recording, at your leisure here at Blog Talk Radio.  Hosted this week by Stacy R. Webb, discussing new DNA FB group, news new discoveries for the Nancy Johnson Gowans League and Labor 1934 Law Suit naming 97 previously undocumented heirs. We will be discussing the heirs mentioned and relatives at Sam Houston's Grand Cane Plantation (Talihana Rogers Cherokee Settlement) later known as Ironwood, and now Clark Texas in Liberty Co. Family included : Stephen Breakinridge, Thomas, Sarah, Anne, Araminta, and a William not named on Thomas Goins 1826 will filed Lafayette Parish, La.  Newly discovered brother for Thomas and children who belonged to Nancy, but were not obviously also the children of Thomas Goins d. 1826 Lafayette Parish, La. Goins Book, new  discoveries concerning Wm Billy Powell, Jr. better known as the resistence leader of the Seminole Indians, Osceola, his family and newly discovered nephew Oceola, Nikkanochee "Prince of Econchatti son of Econchatti

Guest: Tom Kingery, Family Historian, and Genealogist, DNA study of Melungeon, Redbone and Mixed Blood Native American families. Tom is a full time police officer at Horseshow Bend, Texas. He has studied his family history, genealogy and DNA tested extensively. He will share the history of his Mixed Blood families and heirloom photos. He will also share extensively on the Omnipop results and compared to Tribesdna.Surnames: Byrd, Reeves, Collins, Goodman, Hatcherm Williams, Batchelor, Hardy, Feilder, Dunn, Shoemaker, Carter, Dancer, Ward, Moniac, Colbert,  Interrelated Descendant of these tribes:MOWA, Chickasaw, Sioux, Chippewa, Portugal, India (Gypsy), Canary Islander, Tejano, Mediterranean, Asia, Arabian, Noth Africa, Central American Indian and more!  News: Movie: Free State of Jones releaseMHA 20th Union Gathering at Big Stone Gap... a great success!Margo Williams New Book, From Hill Town to Strieby from Backintyme.bizLars Adams new book Breaking The House of PamunkeyScott Sewell's new book, Alabama Tri

we will be discussing legacy and identity

Please join Stacy Webb from Backintyme and MEHRA Publishing and C. Scott Hodalee Sewell Thursday June 2nd at 6:00 PM CST Where we would like to introduce a new upcoming show, as well as catch everyone up on ARCITO (Apalachicola River Community Indians), Redbone Nation and Backintyme & Melungon Heritage Associations events coming up in Florida, East Texas, Louisiana, Kentucky & Tennessee! We hope you can join us, but if you miss the live version, you can always listen here to all archived episodes at Blog Talk Radio.    We are excited to introducing the Intertribal Council at MEHRA (Multi Ethnic Historical Research Associates). And to introduce a new twice monthly radio show, live and archived here hosted by Indian Community Councilman Christopher Scott “Hodalee” Sewell, author, writer, Indian Community activist, and multi ethnic & cultural scholar. Scott will be hosting a live radio show every, 1st (first) and 3rd (third) Thursday, of each month here. Scott will explore the past legacies of Mixe

Radio Show in the planning this weekend. Hope you can join us Sunday evening for an update show, and open mic at Blog Talk Radio where you can listen on demand to all our episodes here http://www.blogtalkradio.com/backintymepub. This episode topics to include the new Comment, Most frequently asked Questions, and Answers about the Redbone People, the newly released Redbone Chronicles Book Vol 1 Issue 1 and upcoming issues.You can purchase the book through http://backintyme.biz/, or from amazon directly here http://amzn.to/22xFc0c Scott Sewell's just released new book Cherokee Paradox, Unexpected Ancestry at the Cross Roads of Identity & Genetics, a perfectly timed examination of DNA, personal and tribal identities. His book can be purchased also through Backintyme.biz or directly from Amazon here,http://amzn.to/22xLInH. We'll be discussing the recent 20th annual North Florida Indian Conference at Blountstown Florida where we attended representing the Redbone people and Backintyme.biz publishing. Authors Po

Join us for a fabulous New Years Day episode. We have invited Scott Hodalee Sewell to join us and discuss his newest publishing, Belles of the Creek Nation and upcoming title Voices. Scott is a Mixed Blood Indian and has writen extensively on the Creek Muscogee and Dominicker peoples along with indepth looks into tribal affiliations, spirituality and personal identity. He is a modern day activists among the clan families and sacred ceremonial grounds. Scott is currently working on his newest book titled Voices, where he has collected the memories and experiences of elders and spiritual leaders. You can find these titles and many others from Backintyme Publishing at our Amazon listing here, Backintyme Publishing Margo Williams will join us, author of 2011 Miles Lassiter (circa 1777-1850): An Early African-American Quaker from Lassiter Mill, Randolph County, North Carolina: My Research Journey to Home. His story illuminates the unfolding of the 19th-century color line into the 20th. And, Introducing her soon t

Open Mic Sunday: 2 hrs. In memory of Gary "Gabe" Gabehart "Mishiho" Talking Points For Open Mic: Remembering MishihoRedbone Veteran's Roll Call Call in comments Commentary Research News: Nash Research recently transcribed fom the George Washington Papers. Indian Trader John Nash assigned to trade and give gifts out to the Cherokee, Catwbas & Nottoway Indians along the Cumberland Gap River Regions including Rock Creek. Later William and Thomas Nash purchase land and settle at Rye Cove near Ft Blackmore, now Scott Co., Va. among the Cherokee. Genetic Genealogy Closure of Sorensens Labs Updates on on the latest Goins Book Family additions; The WILLIAMS, SWEAT, WARWICK/RICK, POWELL, PERKINS and GOINS/GOYENS/GOINGS descendants who are recently collaborating over the perfect yDNA matches between their families. Currently examining each line for migration and relatedness. MHA Union Announcements and articles of interest for the upcoming MHA Union in Asheboro http://www.citizen-tim

This week the agenda line up for discussions is, Goins Book Research Weekend-DNA (both yDNA/MtDNA), where we discussed Goins/Goyens/Nash/Sweat/Perkins/Ashworth/Doyle/Williams/Warwick/rick/Johnson/Hill and many more Mixed Blood Native American Redbone clan families. Marilyn Baggett, Gary Gabehart, Lorene Brown, James Ray Johnson and others will discuss the new findings and collaborate on research and writing efforts for the new Goins Book to be released this fall by Backintyme Publishing at www.backintyme.biz. We will update you in the findings from Jamestown to Republic of Texas. Not unlike the reputation of the Goinses, we will also lay to rest some myths, legends and out right scandlous gossip! Please join us, listen in and spread the word to help us collaborate further with extended family. Hope to chat with you here, but if you miss the live listening episode, you can always listen to the archived live recording at Blog Talk Radio~  

GASKINS SETTLEMENT INDIAN TRIBE Etowahchutke Tribe, Florida Allotments of Native American burial ground act "Buddy's Lake Settlement" Leroy, Fred, Lawrence, Mead, and Marvin Gaskins Honorable Chief-Tess Victoria Elizabeth Gaskins Vs. Complaint in Tort Human Rights Violation Civil Rights State of Florida City of Dade, County of Pasco CASE#_________ Citizens of the State of Florida Vs. United States Department of the Interior The Bureau of Indian Affairs Secretary of the Interior WASHINGTON, D.C. 20202 IN MEMORY OF MY FAMILY’ OSCEOLA’ Osceola (1804 – January 30, 1838), aged 33–34) born as Billy Powell, December 2, 1785 Commissioners give an account of the Treaty proceedings. Number of Cherokee attendees was 918. Relate that they explained cession of territory from King of Great Britain in wake of Revolutionary War. Agents of North Carolina and Georgia protested the Treaty. Discuss the boundaries, the issue of white settlements on Cherokee lands and the matter of compensation to the Cherokees f

Author & Historian Marvin T. Jones, Excutive Director & owner of Marvin T. Jones and Associates, specilizing in corporate communications photography and photographicdesign. His love of the community of his birth led him to create the now defunct Rowan-Chowan.com website, a personal website of stories and photo essays. jones is a native of Cofield, North Carolina; he attended the Winton Triangle's C.S. Brown School and graduated from Ahoskie High School. Marvin also wrote a chapter in Carolina Genesis, Beyond The Color Line and presents the first history of the Winton Triangle. Marvin's essay "The Leading Edge of Edges-The Tri-Racial People of the Winton Triangle", tells the story of a people who emerge from the meeting of the New and Old Worlds and how they created success from century to century in northeastern North Carolina. Highlights of the essay include: Origins of the Winton Triangle and the Triangle's contrbution to the Civil War in expanding freedom in the United States, Founding of Pleasa

A Genealogical Quest in the Triracial South What began as genealogical research into the author's ancestry soon grew into a fascinating tale with lessons for us all. Among his ancestors, Johnson uncovered: unpunished murderers, infidelities that produced stronger families than formal marriages, entire units of North Carolinians who fought and died to preserve the Union in the Civil War. The tale holds enough plot twists for a half-dozen novels. But most of all, it reveals in a personal way what molecular anthropologists have been trying to explain all along. The fact is that we are all of multiple ancestries. Inhabitants of the New World are a genetic mix of three great populations, Native Americans, European colonists, and African slaves. Nowhere is this more vivid than in Pell Mellers, the story of one man's search for his tangled roots. "In Paul Johnson's engaging journey into his roots in Bertie County, North Carolina, he discovers an intriguing family of pocosin dwellers who personify the South's mult

Watch for updates, Subject to change. Open MIC Sunday, this Thanksgiving Weekend. We will be having an open mic call in and sound off, or make comments, discussing webblog postings, new research findings, DNA, or solicit queries or connections. *The Black and White World of Core Melungeon Y-DNA study. I have decided to make a few comments and save this topic for a better oportunity to elaborate and take call in. I have invited Jack Goins, but last hour I have had no response. Scott Sewell will join us to tell us all about his upcoming book, THe Belle's of The Creek Nation!  A new publication from Backintyme.biz by Scott Sewell.  An intriquing family saga of Muscogee Creek Doyle and Hill Families, some who attended the Asbury Missionary Institution near Ft Mitchell Creek Nation. The Poarch Creek Band, The Dominikers, Lumbee & Creek Indians. Very exciting new book with lots of genealogy, pictures, original artwork,  and documentation! Some of the families migrated to Texas and then onto self migrate t