My N8V peeps got bounty lands for their War of 1812 participation. They blended with the Acapolissa Choctaw/Bogue Chitto. That was after 3 diasporas starting at Urasweep Swamp (small pox round up) to their forced draft into all the major 18th Century Brit-American; from their forced boarding school requirement of Ft Cristanna in Lawrenceville, Va while living on the their first of their three land reserves at the last official residential land of Wahunseneca's lands (Coropeake, Va) to the Tabb Creek NC lands to the Little PeDee south of the Lumbar River to their Kingston Co property of Williams, Parker, & Moses Floyd Reserve for John Parker to then flip and whose descendants were passported to Indian Territory awaiting their new reserves in Bogue Chitto Cooper Roll registry at Ft Adams in then Neshoba District; awaiting transfer of land won from Spain's holdings they gave up in West Spanish Florida (its own country like TX for a bit of time) with personal Rez Check
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Rice Hooe/Trader "Hughes" & "Nicketti Hughes" =Sarah (Goodwin)Hooe spelled Nicati and pronounced Necktie
Haplogroup I 2 A ydna group includes the NOT WELSH and NOT HUGHES but HAWTAYNES of BARBADOS and ENGLAND: Rice Hooe 1 of I _37 in the 37 / 37 match to ydna line of Vernon Hughes who goes back to Perrot and claims this line one generation back as the Trader and Captain with primary source as to the Ship name and the FTDNA data per Dale Rice, testor. Rice Hooe 1 was Trader Hughes/Haw's RIVER- named for him- ydna line. He married "Goodwin" which as been determined in the case of the Goodwins who were in the area where the headright of Hooe, were all I 2A ydna indenture families who stayed together for generations with tracked lines to all who claim Nicati as do tribal Wood Clan named people. Smith, Goodwin, Collins and Pounds and Indian John West lines are all related and it is know how down to the precise people as to how, when, who, and who claims them on what chromosome an what segment is triangulating with whom. STOP WRITING HER NAME WRONG. It's NICATI says
OLD CHERAW of BOGUE CHITTO Neshoba District, Ft. Adam's 1810-1855 Cooper Rolls; Yours, Mine, and Ours: Wicomico & Yeocomico PARKER FAMILY ongoing studies.- MS/LA ties to Berry/Loury/Parker/Lewis
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1480581008621268/ is our study group for the family historians interested in ISOM POUNS/ ISHAM POUNS and other connected to SC Cheraw District and other who immigrated from there into LA and MS. Says the Wicocomico FTDNA study: Haplogroup Q1a3a (Q3) markers have been identified belonging to male descendants with surnames of Tapp, Freeman, Doggett, Logan, Stricklin, Dennis and Polk. All unadmixed modern Native Americans are members of one of five different maternal haplogroups: A2, B2, C1, D1, and X2a. Algonquian and Siouan speakers exhibit all five haplogroups with A2, C1, and X2a being the most common. Haplogroup X2a is highest in frequency among Algonquian-speaking populations. (Wicocomico FTDNA ydna Project for males and only via FTDNA. Google it for free and see. My study notes: Wicocomico Claiborne community of “East Algonkian” have the Thomas Parker of Dimmery (Re)Settlement on their
Occaneechi Path - - Trail walking and Trading Partnerships of My Family Ongoing To Today
Many of the settlers of South Carolina along the Lower Cherokee Traders' Path reached there by way of the Occaneechi Path. It was also a way to reach the Augusta, Georgia area. The Occaneechi Path or Trading Path was heavily used by traders, but sparsely used by white settlers before 1748. After that time Virginians from around Petersburg and inland southern Virginia would have used the road to move southwest. Also some people from southern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, eastern Maryland, and northern Virgina may have used remnants of the Path to reach the Yadkin River settlements (Daniel Boone), and the Waxhaws areas of North Carolina. https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Occaneechi_Path#Settlers_and_Records Some of my Pearl River County, MS trail friend's elders were trail walkers too. The names Moody, Gipson, Bass, and Shivers were trail walking from the SC section to Augusta, GA and onto MS/LA. Here's a Thigpen who ended up in LA via the SC trek. My P
I2A Haplogroup 2 and Barbados Cousin Studies. We already did the Azore Cousin Studies.
There are long standing histories from Saucier / Sizor IA2 of the Azore Islands to Smiths of West Spanish Florida to the pre-Brit captains of the West Indies of the Haw River families named for Hooe / Hough who were in England and Barbados with various names. Mariners' logs from the Barbados have the Brotherhood of Traders names in the next generations of land owners that started back with Perrot (I P 37) and 37/37 to HUGHES name Trader lines in atDna and in ydna claims to same communals as Goodwin (I Z of same ...group 3 in the Iberian Project same as Shadrack Collins) and to I S25 of Pounds and Indian John West. GOINS and COLLINS FAMILIES in my PEOPLE's CIRCLES : ... How I 2 A Haplo Group Were Communals: There is a Goinstown, Va. where the descendants of Rice Hooe I-IV had ties to militias raised with names like Lott, Lett, Hoozier (of Louisiana) and Hoosier (canal builders) of Indiana. (Say Hooe like How). Some Newman Ridge Collins, not all, the ones con
Litigated For Hiding "Tithables"
I can not upload the whole of the Yale Law School Journal post; so, here's a link to the one I like best. Summary: The changing laws of the Eastern seaboard's taking a-liking to the slave trade ways formerly only of the Portuguese and Spanish lead by the richest man of all of history, a Mali prince, who still holds the record of richest man of all time and he owned 17,000 slaves. FOR EXAMPLE: George Sharp - indenture on my mom's side, HID DAD married into the Sharps of Alamance - All from Sitting Ulsters of Ireland and also German Reformation Families to Both Places. Found their Sharp all through the South, in the Battle of Kingpens for some of them. Sharps all over off from AR Old Cherokee Settlers group to Sharp Co, Ark and to AL ones and to the VR ones; starting in PA via same Sitting Ulster Religion Group which was supported by Count Zinzindorf and was a group who married their Carribbean Island slaves. In fact, they owed the WHOLE island of St. Thomas