Land of The Choctaw - Bobbie L. Washington

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Uploaded by on Nov 10, 2009

Images of Native Americans from the late 1800's and early 1900's

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  • Halito check the Dawnes rolls my great grandmother is choctaw by blood i am black/choctaw on all four sides of my family i am dark with natural stright hair when i walk in the room peoples heads turn people from india start to talk in their language to me i have to tell people i am black/choctaw and proud of it i can trace my history threw my mother mother mother and it wont go to africa on that side it will be here in mississippi also on my dads side we are strong people

  • @choctaw551 Have you checked the Dawes Roll yet?

  • The saying,a picture speaks a thousand words, is so true. This video says what the people in it, no longer can. I look at the faces of my grandmothers, my aunts, and their father, and my own face and I know we are to a large degree Native American. My great-grandfather was full blood and nobody knows anything about his "Indian" roots. My grandmother showed me one picture of him after I was grown. They were from Warren County, NC and Southern Va. How do you start to trace N. Amer. ancestry?

  • There is something called the Dawes Roll that is a census list on the 5 civilized tribes in what was known as the southern nation of Natives. I Google the areas and the dominate tribe in that area was Cherokee. There is a government website where you can type your grandfather's name in the tribal name should kick out along with the census card. There are other sites to do research but try there first. My grandmother was Mississippi Choctaw so I had a reference point as well. Keep me posted.

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  • to chahta, the term "yellow" refers to the complexion of the particular native american in question. Some tribes were considered "Red " Indians and some were considered "yellow" indians. The determination was made based on their skin complexion. If you were of Ntive American dEscent you would have Known that. But peace to you any way. Sheron Denice Payne, Black Native American

  • Halito!! I'm Chahta brought up in MS. And to all you fool Choctaws were dark skinned like all indigenous people.... How can the Indians go from being the "Red Man" to now they're the "Yellow Man" lol!! And yet the mexican is indian and Spanish and we all call them BROWN lol.. Well, any who.. We ALL come from the original man and woman of BLACK Africa....

  • Very nice video!!!

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