{"id":194,"date":"2008-09-22T12:46:29","date_gmt":"2008-09-22T19:46:29","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.arleneeakle.com\/wordpress\/2008\/09\/22\/native-american-ancestors-in-the-eastern-united-states\/"},"modified":"2008-09-22T13:09:47","modified_gmt":"2008-09-22T20:09:47","slug":"native-american-ancestors-in-the-eastern-united-states","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.arleneeakle.com\/wordpress\/2008\/09\/22\/native-american-ancestors-in-the-eastern-united-states\/","title":{"rendered":"Native American Ancestors in the Eastern United States"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><strong>Native American Ancestors in the Eastern United States<\/strong><br \/>\nc2008, Arlene H. Eakle and Linda E. Brinkerhoff<br \/>\nWe have just finished revising this publication&#8211;and we are very excited about the new materials that are included in this 2008 edition.  The Table of Contents is reproduced here for your review. <strong> If you order this book by 30 Sep 2008, <\/strong>you will get your copy at a 10% discount.  See below for number of pages and cost.<\/p>\n<p>The focus of this publication is 1)  The surnames which your Native American ancestors carry and the tribes those surnames belong to.  And 2)  Where the tribes were physically located and where they moved to&#8211;so you can determine where your Indian tradition can be documented.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Table of Contents:<\/strong><br \/>\nEastern Indian Tribes<br \/>\nMap: Probable Locations of Indian Tribes of Eastern<br \/>\nNorth America Before White Settlement<br \/>\nTable 1: North American Indian Tribes, Nita Neblock<br \/>\nAbenaki<br \/>\nAlgonquin<br \/>\nChippewa<br \/>\nDelaware<br \/>\nMap: Indian Trails in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania<br \/>\nHuron<br \/>\nIroquois<br \/>\nMap: The Six Nations in New York at the Beginning<br \/>\nOf the American Revolution<br \/>\nMap: The Limits of the Iroquois<br \/>\nMap: The Frontier of New York in the Revolution<br \/>\nMap: Country of the Five Nations<br \/>\nMarriage and Divorce Customs<br \/>\nMahican<br \/>\nMiami<br \/>\nMicmac<br \/>\nMohegan<br \/>\nNantic<br \/>\nOneida<br \/>\nPequot<br \/>\nPottawatomi<br \/>\nShawnee<br \/>\nWampanoag<br \/>\nWyandot<br \/>\nMixed Bloods<br \/>\nInfluence of the Fur Trade<br \/>\nBibliography<br \/>\nThe Pequot War, 1636-37<br \/>\nMap: Expeditions Against the Pequot<br \/>\nAnglo-Dutch War, 1652-54<br \/>\nKing Philip\u2019s War, 1675-76<br \/>\nMap: King Philip\u2019s War<br \/>\nIndians Interned on Deer Island<br \/>\n\u201cList of Ye People Kiled and Destroyed\u201d<br \/>\nKing William\u2019s War, 1689-97<br \/>\nLeister\u2019s Rebellion, 1689-90<br \/>\nBoston Insurgence, 1689-91<br \/>\nQueen Anne\u2019s War, 1701-15<br \/>\nTuscarora War, 1711-13<br \/>\nDummer\u2019s War, 1722-25<br \/>\nWar of Jenkin\u2019s Ear, 1739-42<br \/>\nKing George\u2019s War, 1744-48<br \/>\nFrench and Indian War, 1754-63<br \/>\nPontiac\u2019s Uprising, 1763-64<br \/>\nBibliography of Sullivan\u2019s Expedition<br \/>\nMap: Sullivan\u2019s Expedition, 1779<br \/>\nHistory of Luzerne County PA<br \/>\nConnecticut Settlers<br \/>\nWyoming Valley Massacre<br \/>\nSullivan Expedition<br \/>\nMap: Inhabited Area of United States, 1790<br \/>\nMap: Location of Indian Tribes, 1790<br \/>\nMap: Location of Indian Tribes of the Northwest<br \/>\nIndian Reservations<br \/>\nModern History and Present Distribution of North<br \/>\nAmerican Indians<br \/>\nTable 2: Tribes Occupying Reservations, 1884<br \/>\nMap: Line of the Western Military Frontier, June 1845<br \/>\nMap: Locations of Mixed-Blood Populations<br \/>\nMassasoit\u2019s Genealogy<br \/>\nMelinda Mitchell<br \/>\nCharlotte L. Mitchell<br \/>\nMap: Connecticut, 1630<br \/>\nHistory of Montville CT and the Names of Indians, 1640-1896<br \/>\nMap: Southern New England Culture Areas:<br \/>\nLocation of Indian Tribes<br \/>\nIndians at the Funeral of Ben Uncas, 1749<br \/>\nList of Mohegan Tribes, 5 Aug 1782<br \/>\nHome of Samson Occom<br \/>\nGenealogy How-To Books: Native American Ancestry<\/p>\n<p>Acknowledgments:<br \/>\nNita Neblock of Independence Missouri and American<br \/>\nFamily Records Association (AFRA) for permission<br \/>\nTo reprint her chart, \u201cNorth American Indian Tribes,\u201d<em><strong><br \/>\nFamily <\/strong><\/em><em><strong>Records Today<\/strong><\/em> 15 (Jan 1994): 15-19.<br \/>\nYale University, 1922.<\/p>\n<p>Order by <em>30 Sep 2008<\/em> to get this 68 page compilation of Surnames, Indian tribes, and their locations.  8 1\/2 X11, 3 ring binder.  $22.50 <em>postpaid<\/em>.<br \/>\nYou can use your PayPal account, major credit cards, personal check.<\/p>\n<p>Send your order to Arlene Eakle&#8217;s Genealogical Institute, PO Box 129, Tremonton UT 84337-0129.   Or FAX your order&#8211;435-553-4585.  This one deal you won&#8217;t want to miss.<\/p>\n<p>PS  Remember:  <strong>20% pf Americans have Indian ancestry!<\/strong>  And documenting an Eastern Indian ancestor is especially difficult without this volume!<\/p>\n<p>PPS\u00a0 The Heritage Commission conference <strong>An American Quilt<\/strong> is this weekend.\u00a0 You can still register.\u00a0 Click on my Speaking Schedule for details and link.\u00a0 I am presenting a bunch of new stuff prepared just for this conference.<\/p>\n<p>PPSS Watch this <em><strong>Genealogy News Sheet<\/strong><\/em> for postings enroute and at the conference.\u00a0 I&#8217;ll tell you what&#8217;s new. And exciting.\u00a0 And worth your attention!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Native American Ancestors in the Eastern United States c2008, Arlene H. Eakle and Linda E. 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