Mama was the darkest white woman that I ever saw. WILLIAMSON WILLIS WILSON WISBY WISE WOOD WRIGHT WYATT WYNN. There are a lot of Coopers in Eastern Kentucky, especially Somerset, Ky. Turkish, Jewish, Italian, Syrian, Nigerian, My eldest cousin knows Great Grands maiden name. I have no idea but I am willing to work with you to find out! Butler. Adams/brown/butler/campbell/lots of clarks from virginia/cole/davis/garland/hall/hill/,lots of Jones from bristol/abingdon,Virginia into east Tennessee near Johnson city,lydia Martin from Richmond,va/nichols/robertson/Mary rock (Smith) who married samuel Denton my 8 th gg/talitha cumi Stevens who married my 2 bd gg huh. My uncle says their daughter, Martha Gilliam Barnett, was 100% Cherokee. Mixed Melungeons had lived in Vir- ginia from 1660. Family still has very unique mix of features listed in connection with Melungeon. Reply. crcst test prep; crcst free test questions; paid test; crcst exam prep notes; subscribe I have also done a DNA test at the request of a distant relative to try and connect those with my last name and variations of it. 1819 in NC) had 5 children with a Native American and gave them her last name. I am a Johnson from Halifax county, VA. All of my paternal line are dark skinned, dark hair and blue eyes with a very specific nose. They also married into the Goins, Ashe, Whitworth, Hunt, Hunter, Richardson, Gibbs, and other families. Hi Pinky Blevins, I read your post interesting. She lived from 1818 to 1894, but I dont have any info on her race, My great great grandfathers name is Russell Vicars. Also, the Revells family, from Cumberland,Sampson and Robeson Co, were living near my Brooks and Clarks. The rest of my matches are 1 in Germany and the rest in Spain, Portugal, Purro Rico, Italy, and Brazil. Children of both these sets were Morris Baker 1750-1810 m. Jane Smith 1755-1810, my 6th great grandparents both Wilkes NC. There are some Caudills from my line in the Letcher County, Kentucky, Lee and Wise County, Virginia -- I think most of those are by marriage. Jack Goins is the patriarch of Melungeon research. I also have linked back with Mary Bolling and a Bunch surname. And then there was Mama, the youngest. Good afternoon, I have been on a search for a little while now trying to find out where my heritage rests. These last names show up in my family try. I will soon be 74 and just have forgotten where I have put a lot of things. I know that these roots come through my mothers family who I have traced back to when they came here to the U.S. Thank you for your response! Her mother was Elmeda Johnson who died in childbirth,her father Jim cogdill went to ww1 and her grandparents raised her, family stories have suggested her mother was NA and Ive seen the name Luna johnson in my search once , it suggested that Luna johnson was her grandmother or great grandmother, all my grandmothers sons look very Hispanic in old photos but a lighter skin tone,say lighter than a Mexicans but quite a bit darker than a regular Caucasian,she her self had what Ive heard described as very ruddy complexion but to me she looked pure cherokee. Im a 25 year old Graduate student and I just want to know more about where my family comes from. My Clarks were Portuguese/Croatan. Melungeon families themselves claimed to be Indian, white and Portuguese. Campell, Carrico, Carter, Casteel, Caudill, Chapman, Chavis, Clark, Cloud, Coal/Cole/Coles, Coffey, Coleman, Colley, Collier/Colyer, Collins, Collinsworth, Cook(e), Cooper, Cotman, Counts, Cox/Coxe, Criel, Croston, Crow, Cumba/Cumbo/Cumbow, Curry, Custalow. Im on Facebook as Corliss Blevins Wickline. I would really like to know all I can find out about my grandparents. We do belong somewhere after all. Knowing it could be a false positive or perhaps true, I have pursued that info. Willis. Melungeons are descendants of people of mixed ethnic ancestry who, before the end of the eighteenth century, were discovered living in limited areas of what is now the southeastern United States, notably in the Appalachian Mountains near the point where Tennessee, Virginia, and North Carolina converge. Graham. My grandmother, a Chapman, when young was always asked if she were Jewish, to which she simply replied, no. In the early 80s when I was a little girl, I remember Papaw Chapman (her father) always saying we were Dutch Indian and Black Dutch. The middle two were light complected with brown eyes and hair. Redbone & Melungeons !!!! Where can I look to find more information? Her father was surname a Steadman. Aaron had a wife, Nancy Gray, and a son named Moses Bass. They were from Roanoke Va, Patty, if youre on Facebook we can chat find me Joyceann Gray, I just checked your list of family namesfound two There are many more on the list who are indirect ancestors surnames. I wont be attending, as I live 3000 miles away, but it might be useful to you who live near Virginia. CROSTON CROW CUMBA CUMBO CUMBOW CURRY CUSTALOW, DALTON DARE DAVIS DENHAM DENNIS DIAL DOOLEY Would love to hear more. We were Black Dutch, Melungeon, Blackfoot and Osage. maxg, Nov 28, 2007 #22. I had no idea what that meant. That is the route I took and it worked quite well. My siblings and I and my children are the only living biological descendants of this line as far back as my maternal grandparents generation if not farther. My sons dna showed black ancestry circa 1700. Crooked pinky fingers, high cheekbones, lumps under my jawbone, ridiculously thick, curly hair, shovel teeth on SIX teeth. Boone, Bowman, Badby, Branham, Braveboy, Briger/Bridger, Brogan, Brooks, Brown, Bunch, Butler, Butters, Bullion, Burton, Buxton, Byrd. I am 4 th cousin s with lowry,revels and bakers per my 2018 ancestry.com test results. Jackson Joel Gilliam is my 4th great grandfather, and he is from Scott County Virginia. Stay tuned! We have always been told we are of cherokee and possibly Saponi descent. As a researcher and family historian, I was excited when a . Thanks for posting. Are you able to expound a little more on the lineage of Melungeon peoples and the specific areas they inhabited? Im researching my Berry family from Hawkins /Tennesse and Virginia . But i was born in the dark piney woods of Starks,LA. I too have very little information about about my fathers family so if you would like to get in touch feel free to do so. Hello! Thank you for your time and any help in advance. I guess Brent Stanley could be my match! So here we are. My uncles name was Earnest Hall. For centuries, they remained almost invisible to the American mainstream. So glad I could be of help. Like their names? Nash, Nelson, Newman, Niccans, Nichols, Noel, Norris. My dad and all his siblings are dark skinned with dark hair with some having blue eyes. USA What are the Common Melungeon Surnames? Johnson, Jones. By genealogy.com user November 22, 2001 at 05:34:49. We just about cover all of those people. I can possibly help if you connect to Sylvaneous Brewer, b 1812-1815 in Claiborne County, Tennessee, and lived in Lee County, Virginia, from 1850 to circa 1900. Her family is from the Cumberland Gap area of Kentucky. Some of the more common surnames, or variations thereof, having been identified so far as having Melungeon origins are: Adams, Adkins, Allen, Allmond, Ashworth I also had 1% of the unknown but I have known for years that I had in me the melungeons lineage. Three years ago, I was working in Lumberton, NC. There may also be "Native American features," as well as "a particular type of bump or ridge at the back of the head (usually just above the neck) known at the Melungeon bump." 18 Kathy Lyday, a professor at Elon University in North Carolina, has said that in older photos . Jelle: The Dutch form of the name William, meaning 'sacrifice'. Im a direct descendant of the Davis, my great grandmother was from the VA / Tennessee area. My mother is very racist and maybe she didnt know until after I was conceived or whatever, but she tells me nothing. All my mother would ever say isI dont need to know. Volume 2 lists Cherokees west of the Mississippi from rolls . My DNA test at age 80 found my paternal family..and every surname on the site. Joseph Higdon says: February 9, 2023 at 4:17 am. I do not have everything but I now have a pretty good collection. Thanks in advance. My family background is from West Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia. Some these Wood cousins have JM 172 Haplogroups. My grandmother Daviss mothers was kitts and I have that line complete. Were most of these peoples of Native American ancestry? Hello. Smiling, Smith, Stallard, Stanley, Steel, Stevens, Stewart, Strother. My grandparents and all 13 kids used to go up to NJ and work the fields when jersey was the garden state still. I too have always thought Cherokee but found out it was Creek. Thank you so much, in advance, for any consideration and for what you are bringing to others!!! Thank you for your consideration. The pages wont let me open them. Hi there I am researching my ancestry and possible Melungeon roots and have hit a brick wall. We were always told we had Indian blood. PHIPPS PRINDER POLLY POWELL POWERS PRITCHARD PRUITT, RAMEY RASNICK REAVES REVELS REEVES RICE Tally, Taylor, Thompson, Tolliver, Tuppance, Turner, Ware, Watts, Weaver, White, Whited, Wilkins, Williams, Williamson, Willis, Wisby, Wise, Wood, Wright, Wyatt, Wynn, Monacan surnames of Beverly, Branham, Johns, Pinn and Terry. His name was James Turner born 1791 in Russell, VA. Is it possible he was Mulugeon? Always claimed to be cherokee but nothing in my research shows it. If anyone knows anything concerning the melungeons from Grayson County, Virginia. Take a look at this website: https://the-melungeons.blogspot.com/2015/02/the-best-of-will-allen-dromgoole.html?fbclid=IwAR3n_jqz-VJhuT8WDjuQJxnQmGUhh5C6azEmc687FNvJurqMwFqraBlIPDs, Take a look at this blog: https://the-melungeons.blogspot.com/2015/02/the-best-of-will-allen-dromgoole.html?fbclid=IwAR3n_jqz-VJhuT8WDjuQJxnQmGUhh5C6azEmc687FNvJurqMwFqraBlIPDs. Simply wanted to reach out and see if you have anything on Sinnes to see if theres a Melungeon connection. My grandpa Short had black hair and black eyes. My family has web page on Facebook. Native American descendant. Aakster Dutch. Richard Lister on the trail of a lost people. But their surnames arent on this list. , I am descended from Wood. Robert K Thomas mentions an offshoot of Lumbees settling in Lincoln Co, Asheville and Macon Co NC in the link below. We think she was born in Wythe County, Va in 1927 and was married to my great grandfather John Rufus Mink, Sr around 1913-1914 as she had their first child in 1915. The parents settled in Owens Co. Ke. Do the companies get different results? Gann, Garland, Gibbs, Gibson/Gipson, Goins/Goings, Givens, Gowan/Gowen, Graham, Green(e), Gwinn. West Virginia were noted by Dr. N. Brent Kennedy during his Archivist and founder of the Melungeon Core DNA project. Where was your Clarence Gibson fromScreenshot 2022-11-29 at 9.43.57 AM I will research from one of my books and let you know. The core Melungeon families in Hawkins County, Tennessee are Bolin, Bolling, Bunch, Collins, Denham, Gibson, Goins, Goodman, Minor, Moore, Mullins, Sullivan, and Williams. Thanks! I believe that she was melungeon. I have been wondering if we are Melungeons. Finally, my first identified link!! I descend from the Brooks, Clarks and Cooper lines. Jordan-Son of Gilbert Gibson. Morris Baker and Jane Smith had a daughter, my 5th great grandmother, Mary Polly Baker 1780-1831 m. Owen Meredith Ballou, my 5th great grandfather, 1766-1847. Viccars. I and everyone else in my family has run into issues finding the parents of Jane Taylor who Married Beniah MacKnight. Our DNA came back though with european, african, NA . Dalton, Dare, Davis, Denham, Dennis, Dial, Dorton, Doyle, Driggers, Dye, Dyess. After that it gets shaky. Initially, it drew a strong reaction from historians and genealogists who noted the absence of evidence to document the key claim: 12 Ancestry.com and our loyal RootsWeb community. Im not sure how you can help, but if you can think of any way I might learn more about the Cooper Melungeons I would be very thankful. In the heart of Appalachia in the southern United States, an isolated, dark skinned people known as the Melungeons, are challenging the accepted version of modern America's earliest history. My grandmother is Bessie Zackery and her mother was Elizabeth Collier or Dicey Elizabeth Collier and her mother was a Mary Ann Norris. The Clarks and Coopers were listed on the census in Malboro Co, Kershaw Co and Gafney, SC. Hi! My DNA has me 98% European and 2% Asian. Cherokee, North Carolina: B. Blankenship, 1992.FS Library book 970.3 C424bL Volume one has rolls of Cherokees east of the Mississippi for the years 1817, 1818-1835, 1848, 1851, 1852, 1869, 1883, 1908, 1909, and 1924. Some say we were black dutch. A few years ago I came across a possible Melungeon connection. Smith, Stevens. My family goes very far back in this area and I have many Names in the family tree you listed: Sizemore, Green, Robertson, Robinson, Bowlin, Jackson, Allen, Thompson, Collins, Hall, Jones, Martin, Perkins, Stevens, Other names to look at maybe that are very intertwined Abbot, Stacey, Griffith, Griffin,Godsey, Lacy (maybe same as Lasie you have listed). An Untold Story of Ethnic Cleansing in America. Right back to Newmans Ridge. I can not find any information about Elizbeth Katherines birth, or her as a child, it is as if she just appears as an adult out of the blue. Hello:I have ran across an interesting web page and it offers new insights into Melungeon origins.I wanted to see if anybody else has found it?I am writing a short story of it and will be posting it around eventually.It's not plaguarism its research because I am copying from more than one source :-) Johnny Langston, Lasie, Lawson, Locklear, Lopes, Lowry, Lucas. MY Grandmaw was Janie Perkins on my Momas side. The Majority of my ancestors are from The Appalachians. I guess meaning that I have far far less matches in R1b as compared to the majority of testers. I am researching my family.actually that of my husband and children. Fingers crossed! Jones, Smith, Martin, Osborne (was in the Revolutionary War) Stallard, Sizemore, Brown, Cooper, Perkins. (I am particularly intrigued by this period, as I have recently been following a deep and growing pull to connect with the Monacan people of Bear Mountain.). If anyone can help us that would be amazing. I am a Denham..Been researching this info a great confirmation! Both of my maternal grandparents are from that area. It has taken years and both of my parents have been gone over about 20 years. I hope Im on the right track. Could use any help I can get from you or anyone reading this on pinning things down. Change), You are commenting using your Twitter account. The family line I have been researching is Perkins. I joined facebook today. Melungeon and Melungeon-related surnames (Carolina's, Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky) ADAMS ADKINS BARKER BARNES BECKLER BELL BENNETT BERRY BIGGS BOLEN BOWLIN BOWLING BOWMAN I do know they all did come out of Tennesee and settled down into Kentucky. Well hopefully you can work your skills to help me find a better understanding. Thank you for your work. They were originally from SC and settled in the Blue Ridge Mountains around Gaston/Lincoln Co, Rutherford Co and Cleveland Co. His wife, Mary Mae Heffley 1872-1959. Dalton, Dare, Davis, Denham, Dennis, Dial, Dorton, Doyle, Driggers, Dye, Dyess. ROBERT DEGNEN 5/31/00. Lowry. I took a DNA test a couple of years ago and many of these names have shown up amongst my cousin matches surname list, especially Bass, Adkins, Castill, Carter, Dyes, Driggers, Goins, Sheppard and so many others. It possibly accounts for my 0.7% West African/Congolese DNA. There are Coopers who live in Somerset, Ky. and a lot of the older generations have died. Lasie. But alot of these surnames are in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana AKA No Mans Land. The Short surname was my maiden name. Right now I am researching for someone else and I came across a rumour that Faith Parker (b. Scott. I am just trying to think of other places to look, other avenues to try. My 84 year old Aunt just did DNA it came back with Camaroin/Bantu/Congo. I'm also more certain because even though my Ancestry results give Great Britain 62%, Ireland 17%, Western Europe 5%, South Europe 5%, Europe East 5 . I am looking for any leads towards a melungeon bloodline within my family because it would answer a lot of questions. Note: One of my ancestors, a Mulungen, was a signer of the Declaration. She grew up there and was adopted by a Mitchell family. Change). My grandmother had straight dark hair and somewhat darker skin. A new DNA study in the Journal of Genetic Genealogy found that the families historically called Melungeons are the offspring of sub-Saharan African men and white women of northern or central. His grandmother was a Julia Jones. Good afternoon, You have so much work put into this. Love recognizes no barriers. Does anyone know anything about Po (Napoleon) Brown from south east Kentucky? That's what happened to Jack Goins, Hawkins County, Tn. God Bless, Comparing Kit A861408 (*JGray) [Migration F2 A] and XN3591432 (Brent Stanley) [Ancestry], Sorry, we dont match but then again DNA gets diluted after 4 generations. She had pictures of both g- grandmothers. I am so saddened by your grandmothers story. These common kinships of cousins show the Melungeon society was becoming cohesive and distinctively apart in colonial America at least 100 years before the American Revolution. Fathers surname of CROS(S)LOW seems to hit a wall several generations back. Im having trouble finding record of who the father would be, as the only census I have is for 1860 Census (in Brier Creek, Hancock, Tennessee)and she is listed as head with no other male partner in the house and everyone is white. Also, if you know who they were their spouse, this will help even more. How did you find out who your great-grandmother was? My DNA shows a very small amount of sub saharan Congolese (.3%) and .5% Native American. A famous bearer of this name is Jelmer Wiersma a Dutch heavy metal guitarist. Anyway if you are able to help me find more information about Betty and her Collins and the Colliers and Norris, I would really be grateful. Email: [emailprotected]. Bennett. She died in 1906 during childbirth with my grandmother. my mothers last name is Brown, my fathers last name is King but that is not a Melungeon name but Brown is. So then we need to go to our trees North American Indian ancestors include people from the tribes of Powhatan, Mattaponi, Monie, Nansemond, Rappahanock, Pamunkey, Chickahominie, Cherokee (Buffalo Ridge) and Choctaw. Maddox, Maggard, Major, Male/Mayle, Maloney, Marsh, Martin, Miles, Minard, Miner/Minor, Mizer, Moore, Morley, Mullins, Mursh. How can I help? He is the Hawkins County, TN archivist, has written 2 books on Melungeons, "Melungeons and Other Pioneer Families," now out of print, and " Melungeons, Footprints from the Past .". Supposedly Calloways father was John Henry Jeremiah Bunch (again according to Ancestry family trees) who may have been Melungeon at least a tree has that in their comments. My brother is very fair and red hair. All around 1700-1800 time frame. Please contact me if you have any information you would like to share or questions. linda mckee 12/16/08. I think I solved the mystery. Does anyone have any information to share? But, some of her DNA was from the Mediterranean. All I know is that his mother was likely named Polly, and I can find a Polly Cooper in the 1810 Virginia census with appropriately aged dependents; she is listed as a person of color. From DNA tests, I know I have both Iberian and Native American DNA. The pages wont let me open them . The name "Melungeon" was not applied to these first Afri- cans by white outsiders or slave owners. I have Iberian, Sardinian, Turkish, North African and Nigerian DNA. The following common Melungeon surnames Lumbees, we are a very unique creature and I'm proud of that. Thank you, My great great grandfather and even his wife. Melungeons: The Last Lost Tribe in America. I see you have the surname Quattlebaum in your files. Also known as the "Lost People of Appalachia," these darker-skinned people were called "Melungeons," a word derived from the Arabic "Melun-Jinn" meaning one who has been abandoned by God - a cursed soul. On my grandmother side we are Callaway,Ray and Mitchell. Thanks for what you are doing. My grandpaw was also a Pentecostal revival preacher who has been written about in several books about the Pentecostal snake handlers, I know one was by a fella named Jimmy morrow. Ramey, Rasnick, Reaves/Reeves, Revels, Richardson, Roberson/Robertson/Robinson, Russell. So hopefully I can hear more. Hammon, Jones, Osborn, and Steele on my mothers side. " Do you need some help in your genealogy search? My grandfather used the term Portuguee with affection, and his Melungeon (I assume) Indiana grandparents were Malissa Delph and William Addison Wright from Tennessee. Thank you for writing, have you seen the other two pages concerning the histories of the Melungeon people? One of their kids, Wyatt Wert Wood, born in Illinois, 1913 1993, moved to Garland, Texas. My ftdna family finder test revealed several matches within the Melungeon Families of Interst Group Page. Tally, Taylor, Thompson, Tolliver, Tuppance, Turner, Ware, Watts, Weaver, White, Whited, Wilkins, Williams, Williamson, Willis, Wisby, Wise, Wood, Wright, Wyatt, Wynn, Monacan surnames of Beverly, Branham, Johns, Pinn and Terry. Is there any way to find out if there is Melugeon in my history. And from Chancery records digitized by the Virginia State Archives and on-line for Louisa County he appears to have . Little. Hi, on my fathers side I have Davis, Spillman and Ramey as well as Berry all from south eastern kentucky. BROOKS BROWN BUNCH BULLION BURTON BUTLER BUTTERS BUXTON BYRD, CAMPBELL CARRICO CARTER CASTEEL CAUDILL CHAPMAN Now to find the link to the Indian Nation. I have the knot . Now my Grandfather was George Denham and his father was Edward Denham and mother was Betty Collins. Jeremiahs father Jeremiah Sr. b.1724 then Edward Bass b.1697 Bertie, N. Carolina. These families became the plantation aristocracy. I recently had my DNA done and it confused me more. Langston, Lasie, Lawson, Locklear, Lopes, Lowry, Lucas. One of my great uncles. Recently made a trip to Clairborne County TN to travel the lands near the Cumberland Gap where some of my people are from. Im from Eastern Kentucky also. Locklear. Also, the Revells family, from Cumberland,Sampson and Robeson Co, were living near my Brooks and Clarks. Beginning in the early 1800s, or possibly before, the term Melungeon (meh-LUN'-jun) was used as a derogatory term to describe a group of about 40 families along the Tennessee-Virginia border. Any information would be great. Robert K Thomas mentions an offshoot of Lumbees settling in Lincoln Co, Asheville and Macon Co NC in the link below. Home > Forum > Surnames > Melungeon . I have a light olive skin and can wear colors that a lot of other people in my family cannot wear. Chapman, Chavis. Micajah Bunch was part Melungeon and . My grandmother Margaret Davis is dark and had coarse hair. You are very welcome, Taking a DNA test might very well help. They were originally from SC and settled in the Blue Ridge Mountains around Gaston/Lincoln Co, Rutherford Co and Cleveland Co. Hello! I dont have much on my 4th great grandmother, She is from Scott county Virginia. Bridger. The Clarks were said to be Portuguese. His wife was Nancy Gray and son was Moses Bass. She was born in Hancock County, TN we assume. I appreciate all that you are doing. Berry. Upon reading message boards someone suggested that the father could be Mlungeon. (LogOut/ They had L. Wyatt (Linder) Wood, 1833-1911. My name Christy All the matches to me, thousands, had African blood. I am seeing several surnames from my sides. Log in or Sign up to hide all adverts. Thank you. CHAVIS CLARK CLOUD COAL COFFEY COLE COLEMAN COLES COLLEY COLLIER Enjoying The Company While On TheJourney. It is part of Ancestry.com but the site is free. We believe the melungeon came through from my direct Collins and Gabbard lines from that area. The Melungeons were dark-skinned and isolated, but the ethnicity of these olive and brown-skinned families has been in question since the early 1800s. to Clark co. Ill. Linders wife, Jane Sophia Lee. No Cherokee blood showed up in my daughters DNA test. Thank you for your timely response and for sharing. Among the northern Europeans, the Melungeon ancestors include English, Scot, Irish, Welsh, Dutch, and German parents. Do you have any information on the Bunch family? Since then, the Dutch started adopting surnames. Bunch shows up as a Melungeon last name. Christy, Hi Christy, I am still researching but its slow going. All maternal lines tested have been European. Enjoying The Company While On The Journey! If given the space, we could present complex scores of intermarriages of Melungeon and other mixed surnames beginning in the 1600s of colonial America. I'm still digging on into the melungeon . George Boone 1850 m. to Rose/Rosa Richardson. Barker, Barnes, Bass, Beckler, Bedgood, Bell, Bennett, Berry, Beverly, Biggs. The best way to find out your heritage is to do a DNA test with Ancestry. In this regard, Melungeons retained enough European ancestry to still participate in many institutions of the United States but still be treated with racial scorn and remain isolated from broader social acceptance. The Bollings go all the way back to Eastern Virginia in the 1700s. I believe that in the frontier days a colony of Melungeon people migrated from Virginia and North Carolina to what is now Claiborne County, Mississippi. I was thinking maybe someone would see my ost any maybe have some new ideas of where I can search for records or what to look under as the regular ones do not pan out. The mystery is beginning to unfold, thanks to genealogical DNA tests. Would you mind giving me some pointers as to where I can look to find birth records of Melungeon children? Cool, but it was more Portegues blood than Indian, I would be interested in this DNA I also have several of these sir names on my daughter dna. The oldest two were blondish and blue eyed. If you are researching in Alphabetical order, let me know when you get to the Gibsons. I would like to email you about my connection to the Shavers/Chavis/Chavers, Brown, Hall, Kelley and other family names in Alabama and Franklin County Tennesse. FORUM ARTICLES SEARCH. My family grew up believing our Greatgrandma Skaggs was a Blackfoot Indian, My Fathers DNA shows otherwise.
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