my grandparents always told our family that we had some american Indian bloodline in ourfamily (Kandle) in all of my research I do not find it to be so. Why did they pass this along to us if it wasn't true? Honestly some of the relatives resemble american Indians. WhaT IS ONE TO DO???? hELP ME TO UNDERSTAND WHAT IS GOING ON? THANKS
9.Abeque(non-registered)
Our family always knew in thier hearts that they were part of the great Algonquin family... After many years of research we now know we are.
8.Sandy(non-registered)
I great, great grandfather came to America from Scotland. He became a fur trader and married a Blackfoot Indian. There is so much history to learn about the Blackfoot tribes as well as all Indian tribes. Someone in our family had a photo of her but I have not seen it yet. I would love to find out more information on how to track the family history and photos of the Blackfoot.
7.Gerald Knowles(non-registered)
My late son, Jerrell Knowles, was a descendant of Kiowa Chief Dohasan, who, in 1874 attacked the Buffalo Hunter Camp at Adobe Walls and won the battle, almost killing Kit Carson. Carson had two mountain howitzers to fend off the destruction of himself and the New Mexican Volunteers and Jicarilla Apache and Ute scouts.
6.Judy DeVault Schubert(non-registered)
A few years back I was doing some geanolgy research on my dads side of the family somewhere on the census records it showed one of his ancestors was married to an Indian woman, but didn't say what tribe she was from. How would I be able to get this info My family originated from the Ohio Valley and come to the Kansas around the Highland and White Cloud area. Could you give me some ideas on how to continue on this is very important to me. Thank you.