Scientists found that there are exactly as many skin pigment colors to the various races of this world as there are different colors of soil [dirt]. Dedicated to those families, historically known as Redbone. One Tribe, One Nation, One Fire!
Migrations presentation that was later adapted into a chapter in the book, Carolina Genesis, Beyond The Color Line.
by Walela a band centered around Ms. Rita Coolidge and her "Gypsy" Indian heritage. She gives a candid interview here about her Native American heritage and her career.
An Untold History of White Slavery- A case in study and worthy of notation for researching people often historically classified as other than white. They came as slaves; vast human cargo transported on tall British ships bound for the Americas. They were shipped by the hundreds of thousands and included men, women, and even the youngest of children.
18th Century Family – Caste Paintings Racial Mix Determined Status, Privileges, & Obligations
Early Texas Redbone Families Presented by Stacy R Webb * Power Point Presentation Early Texas Redbone Families; Setting the Stage, Redbone Progenitors and their families arrive to Spanish Texas
Tx Redbones presents an excellent article on History & Origins of the Gypsy Peoples The Roma people originally lived in north west India in what is now southeastern Pakistan. They migrated to Persia between 224 and 642 CE. They lived under Arab rule in the Middle East from 642 to 900 CE, and eventually arrived in Constantinople.
Red Moon Rising! The Redbones are a mysterious and elusive clan of families who through familial relationship migrated from early Colonial America through unknown territories and foreign lands of the newly developing American South. There are many theories of just how the Redbone peoples arrived on these shores and just who exactly we are!
The origins and ancestry of Redbones continues to be debated. The families appear to have inherited English surnames both matrilineal and patrilineal. The most common surnames having originated via the British Isles rather than being wholly acquired on these shores.
Don Marler has written a groundbreaking work on a fascinating group of people known collectively as the Redbones. With likely connections to many of the South's early mixed-ethnic populations, the Redbones have almost certainly played a larger role in the westward settlement of this nation than history has heretofore acknowledged. He approaches his subject with a firm hand and talked a broad view of both the importance--and the impact--of these long-ignored settlers.
Books and Essay's on the History of the U.S. Color Line
South Carolina Redbones The St Johns Herald Vol 7 No 13 St Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory, Thursday, January 22, 1891 Senator Wade Hampton tells about a race of people in South Carolina called Redbones. Says he, “Their origin is unknown." They resemble in appearance the gypsies, but in complexion they are red. They have accumulated considerable property, and are industrious and peaceable.
One of the oldest roadways in the world, saw its beginnings as a trail cut through the wilderness by herds of buffalo and other animals. It was later used by America’s First People, the native tribes of Mississippi, who connected these series of trails to use as hunting and trade routes. The Natchez Trace was a 440-mile-long path extending from Natchez, Mississippi to Nashville, Tennessee, linking the Cumberland, the Tennessee and Mississippi rivers.
Melungeons Redbones Croatans And Related Groups-Part One This is the first part of a Series on the Melungeons and those groups known to be related to them, sometimes called 'Little Races.' If you take the male Y DNA test or the female mtDNA test you can trace back thousands of years to where your ancestor originated. This is ONE ancestor that lived thousands of years ago. In 10 generations we have some 1024 grandparents - in the grand scheme of things that one ancestor thousands of years ago is pretty insignificant in the search for your heritage.
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