1. Native-amer-connect Montague County Families, Ancestors of my Montague County Family that our family has many native American connections. Chickasaw or cherokee and that she went by her native name. fighting the indians and that the indians on the reservations http://www.ebydesigns.com/native-amer-connect.html

Native American Connections After hours of poring through the different Indian Roll Lists at the National Archives, I have come to the conclusion that our family has many Native American connections. The Hendersons and Atkins lines are listed in the Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek and Chickasaw Rolls. The Harpers are listed under all of the Five Civilized Tribe rolls. Blythe, Collins and Jackson are on the Choctaw Rolls. There are Halls and Millers listed as married into the tribes, even the Clarks. So far I have not definitely connected to these tribal rolls but am getting close. By word of mouth from a very reliable source, My g-aunt Dovie [Harper] Treadwell, I know that her paternal Grandmother was full blood [supposedly Chickasaw or Cherokee] and that she went by her Native name. The grandchildren couldn't pronounce her name so they called her Belle. Belle was one of the syllables of her name. When you remember that the white communities in the 1850-90's were still reeling from fighting the Indians and that the Indians on the reservations were fighting amonst them selves way into the early 1900's, you can understand those families who wanted to pass for white, denying their Native heritage. Not only was it safer for them, they could also work in the white communities as doctors, lawyers and teachers. One of the euphemisms used when asked their nationality was to say "Black-Dutch." What makes it difficult for the researcher is that many bloods chose to live off the reservation and did not sign up to be on the rolls to recieve allotments. If your family has names of ancestors going back to early roll lists, they can sometimes connect to their heritage, if not, it sometimes appears as if your ancestors just popped up out of nowhere. There is also the trouble with the names in themselves, some people listed on the rolls are not related to the line of the surname they chose at all, it was merely a name they liked. A great many Native Americans never had a Native American name, therefore don't try finding one. If, by chance, they did have a tribal name, it will be listed after their American (or European) name.

2. Native American Genealogy & History to be a cherokee cherokee Nation, 1770 ITGenWeb) Indigenous Peoples WebRing NativeAmerican Resource Dakota Open Directory Plains indians Reference Desk WWW http://victorian.fortunecity.com/literary/463/igen/amer-ind.html

web hosting domain names email addresses related sites Genealogy History Travel Native American Interactive Genealogy Quick searches ~ Informative browsing MAKE TRACKS TO USED GENEALOGY BOOKS Interactive Genealogy States AL AK AZ AR ... eCards Do you have Native American ancestry? DNA may give you the answer. Search the Web. Type it and go! Search over 500 Million Names Now! First Name Last Name Search: for people keywords and topics professions location ... surnames Forums: * Indian Territory and Native-Americans in the Civil War Message Board GenForum and Ancestry Message Board - read and share information with other family researchers! Tribes: Southeastern USA Northeastern USA Southwestern USA Northwestern USA Living People, Family History Native Links - For all of us who heard as a child, great grand someone in our family was a Native American these pages are meant to help answer that question. From here you can find links to a variety of information and records, most of which are for the Native America American Indian Net NativeWeb Native American Genealogy (Brainfox) Bureau of Indian Affairs Federally recognized American Indian Tribes NARA Archival Information Locator Native American Resource Center Native American Genealogy Links ... Native Study.com

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4. Amer. Indian History,recipes,links cherokee Cheese and Corn Fingers. are very important in the Cathoilc church, andthe native commandments are just as important to the indians. native amer. http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/9520/indian.html

History of Native American Indian's Food Let me start off by saying that I am not of native american descent. I first became interested in this great culture when my daughter had to do a project on the native amer. indians when she was in the 4th grade (she's now in high school).I had to help her when all of the children and there parents had to cook traditional native amer. indian tribal foods. Mrs. Brown (her teacher) then made all of the recipes used into a cookbook. I have included some of these GREAT recipes here. I have also included an interesting food history, which will SURPRISE many of you. ENJOY! Most of the foods that we know of today actually had their humble beginnings in the ancient Inca, Mayan, and Aztec indian cultures. Most american foods eaten, today were originated in the Incan culture. The Inca Indians were the first to tarrece gardens and rotate crops. They were also first to leave sections of their farm land 'fallow' or without crops so that the nutrients of the soil would not become depleted. The Native American refers to our planet as "The mother of man" or "The Giver of life". The Native American believes that we are products of "Our mother earth" and were the "Original ecologists".

5. A Guide To Native American Genealogy Genealogy Osiyo Now have pages up on cherokee, Choctaw, Lakota on the Poarch Bandof Creek indians in Alabama. Genealogy and native american web rings amer. http://www.geneasearch.com/ethnic/nativeam.htm

Research Tools Find Surnames Locations Search ... Home Links for Native American research, including tribal information and history. Many sites have names from tribal rolls and other documentation. Search for Ancestors Low Cost Internet Service A Guide to Native American Genealogy Native American Look Up Volunteers Cherokee Roots Vol.1&2 Guion Miller Roll "Plus" suzy391@aol.com 1924 Baker Roll Final Roll and applications for the Eastern Band of Cherokee. riddlesgun@southern-cherokee.com If you have offline Native American genealogy books or other resources, join our look up volunteers to help others! Volunteer Here Links - General American Indian Records on Microfilm NARA's online catalog of microfilm records concerning American Indians at the National Archives. Native American Genealogy - Osiyo Now have pages up on Cherokee, Choctaw, Lakota with lots more coming for Native American Genealogy. Hoping to build sites for all the different Indian Nations as time progresses. Jacque's Genealogy World McKennon Rolls, Supreme Court Decision on Removal of the Dawes Rolls 4 Mar 1907, 1914 Society of Mississippi Choctaws, Native American Photos, Ghost towns of Oklahoma, Fort Gibson - Oklahoma, List of Grant Foreman's works, OK Historical Society info, Vital record info, Family History Center info, Index to Pottowatomie County History Book, Lovely County - AR, Cemeteries, Obituaries, Indian Pioneer Interviews, Whos Who in OK 1935/1958, Shawnee OK yearbook 1920/1919, Love County History book tidbits, Ancestors remembered by their descendants, Wills, Native American Store, Leaders and Leading Men compiled index.

6. Cherokee Roll Links cherokee) at TSLA; cherokee Language Links; cherokee indians; J. Newton's Genealogy;cherokee Heritage Center Rolls; Genealogy Shoppe native american; native amer. http://www.wvi.com/~wb/Cherokee_roll_links.html

Mail Lists and Research Groups Represented Here! Cherokee Roll links 1851 Census of Cherokees East of the Misssissippi EASTERN CHEROKEE'S CENSUS ROLLS 1851 CHAPMAN 1851 SILER Click here to buy Cherokee Roots, Volume 1: Eastern Cherokee Rolls at Amazon.com CHEROKEE CENSUS ROLLS FREE INFORMATION ... HOME Please notify me if links dont work ! Webmaster

7. Clayton Library Finding Aids OF THE cherokee indians EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI INDEX TO THE ROLL Cabinet C63Drawer D01 Roll SEE ONE ROLL ID T496 Format FILM Coverage native amer. http://www.hpl.lib.tx.us/clayton/clmct2.html

Clayton Library Finding Aids Microfilm Collection Ethnic Records Last Updated: 3/21/03 Native American Resources Return to Clayton Library Home Page

8. Clayton Library Finding Aids CENSUS ROLL) OF THE cherokee indians EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI INDEX TO THE ROLLCabinet C64 Drawer D01 Roll ID T496 Format FILM Coverage native amer. http://www.hpl.lib.tx.us/clayton/clmca1.html

Clayton Library Finding Aids Microfilm Collection State Records Last Updated: 3/18/03 Alabama AUTAUGA County ALA AUTAUGA TRACT BOOK, 1800'S-1900'S Cabinet: C76 Drawer: D01 Roll: ID: Format: FILM Coverage: LAND REC Total: 01 Dates: 1800'S-1900'S Note: ARRANGED BY TOWNSHIP AND RANGE NUMBERS. SHOWS: MERIDIAN NAME, DESCRIPTION OF TRACT, NUMBER OF ACRES, TO WHOM SOLD OR GRANTED, DATE OF SALE, # OF CERTIFICATE, AND OTHER INFORMATION. *SOME RECORDS MAY BE IN THE 1900'S. SOME PAGES ARE FADED. NOT INDEXED. BIBB County ALA BIBB TRACT BOOK, 1800'S-1900'S Cabinet: C76 Drawer: D01 Roll: ID: Format: FILM Coverage: LAND REC Total: 01 Dates: 1800'S-1900'S Note: ARRANGED BY TOWNSHIP AND RANGE NUMBERS. SHOWS: MERIDIAN NAME, DESCRIPTION OF TRACT, NUMBER OF ACRES, TO WHOM SOLD OR GRANTED, DATE OF SALE, # OF CERTIFICATE, AND OTHER INFORMATION. *SOME RECORDS MAY BE IN THE 1900'S. SOME PAGES ARE FADED. NOT INDEXED. BLOUNT County ALA BLOUNT TRACT BOOK, 1800'S-1900'S Cabinet: C76 Drawer: D01 Roll: ID: Format: FILM Coverage: LAND REC Total: 01 Dates: 1800'S-1900'S Note: ARRANGED BY TOWNSHIP AND RANGE NUMBERS. SHOWS: MERIDIAN NAME, DESCRIPTION OF TRACT, NUMBER OF ACRES, TO WHOM SOLD OR GRANTED, DATE OF SALE, # OF CERTIFICATE, AND OTHER INFORMATION. *SOME RECORDS MAY BE IN THE 1900'S. SOME PAGES ARE FADED. NOT INDEXED. BUTLER County ALA BUTLER TRACT BOOK, 1800'S-1900'S Cabinet: C76 Drawer: D01 Roll: ID: Format: FILM Coverage: LAND REC Total: 01 Dates: 1800'S-1900'S Note: ARRANGED BY TOWNSHIP AND RANGE NUMBERS. SHOWS: MERIDIAN NAME, DESCRIPTION OF TRACT, NUMBER OF ACRES, TO WHOM SOLD OR GRANTED, DATE OF SALE, # OF CERTIFICATE, AND OTHER INFORMATION. *SOME RECORDS MAY BE IN THE 1900'S. SOME PAGES ARE FADED. NOT INDEXED.

9. DINAP Bulletin 98-20 National Indian And Native American Employment And Training native amer. Comm. Serv. native american Cultural Center, Inc, Rochester, New York,$187,061. Eastern Band of cherokee indians, cherokee, North Carolina, $212,840. http://wdsc.doleta.gov/dinap/bulletins/98-20.html

Text: DINAP BULLETIN NO. 98-20 TO: ALL INDIAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN GRANTEES SUBJECT: National Indian and Native American Employment and Training Conference, May 24-28, 1999, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Purpose This bulletin provides the final list of grantees eligible for travel and per diem reimbursement for one staff person to attend the Sioux Falls national TAT conference. References None. Background As in past years, the Department of Labor has reserved a percentage of the PY 98 program funds to assist small grantees with travel and per diem costs to attend the National Indian and Native American Employment and Training Conference in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Information a. Each grantee should make their airline and hotel arrangements through Ms. Charlene Keller with the California Indian Manpower Consortium (CIMC). To save money, all reservations will be handled through a single travel agent retained by CIMC. Tickets will be mailed to the grantee staff designated to attend. Any travel arrangements not authorized by DINAP and made through CIMC will not be reimbursed . This is necessary in order to keep expenses within the fixed amount of resources available to support small grantee travel. b. Reimbursement will cover local transportation expenses (POV mileage, parking, taxis, etc.), lodging expenses, meals, and incidental expenses. Airfare and conference registration fees will be paid for one staff person only per grantee on the attached list. Should a grantee named on the attached list send more than one person to the Sioux Falls conference, the grantee will be responsible for all expenses except for those of the one person whose arrangements were made through CIMC.

10. Native American Heritiage Discovering cherokee Ancestors History of the cherokee White Indian's Homepage NativeAmerican Genealogy The Eastern Band of cherokee indians cherokee Nation http://www.newmexicogenealogy.org/nat amer.htm

Native American Heritage This section is devoted to native American Heritage. Please send us any data, links, or information that may be of use by Native Americans doing Research in the New Mexico and in the grater United States. Main Page New Link: Out of the Sky Nicely done ! Internet Links and Resources: Bookfinder.com/ Try this site for millions of titles. Aboriginal Connections: History and Culture: Genealogy The African - Native Genealogy Homepage American Indian Studies American Indian Tribal Directory ... Pocahontas Descendants Books Available: Titles have been abbreviated to fit our format. See link for full description. Bookfinder.com Try this site for millions of titles. African-American An. Five Civilized Tribes 1890 Cherokee Nation Census The 1890 Cherokee Nation Census After the Trail of Tears ... WyomingGenWeb Wind River Indian Res.

11. Amer. History Biblio. indians writes that native literacy is something of a rarity among American indians ;even rarer are examples of languages, such as cherokee, which are http://www.mtholyoke.edu/lits/library/arch/bib/amhist.htm

Archives and Special Collections Rare Books Bibliographies SELECTED ITEMS IN AMERICAN HISTORY This list is a small selection of the books on American history available in the Special Collections. The list is arranged chronologically roughly following the time periods used in the Library's catalog. Each entry gives author, title, publication data and call mark. You may scroll down to see the entire list, or click on any time period to jump to that section of the list. Period of European discovery and initial exploration Colonial period, ca.1600-1775 (includes King William's War, 1689-1697; Queen Anne's War, 1702-1713; King George's War, 1744-1748; and French and Indian War, 1755-1573) Revolution, 1775-1783 Civil War, 1861-1865 European discovery and exploration An account of the first voyages and discoveries made by the Spaniards in America, containing the most exact relation hitherto publish'd of their unparallel'd cruelties on the Indians, in the destruction of above forty millions of people ; with the propositions offer'd to the King of Spain to prevent the further ruin of the West-Indies. London : printed by J. Darby for D. Brown, 1699.

12. Native Amer EXPENSIVE TO amer. TRAIL OF TEARS THE TRAGEDY OF cherokee NATION. indians (NATIVEamerICANS) SAFE UNTIL WAR OF 1812.(ENGLISH / SPANISH PRESENCE - indians http://garyrutledge.com/AmHistory/NotesFr1865/native_americans.htm

FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES CHOCTAW ORIGINALLY OCCUPIED GEORGIA, ALABAMA, AND SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI AND LOUISIANA. LESS WARLIKE THAN CHICKASAW AND CREEK. MUD-AND-BARK CABINS / THATCHED ROOFS. AGRICULTURAL PEOPLE / ABLE FARMERS. CORN, BEANS, SWEET POTATOES, PUMPKINS, AND TOBACCO. USUALLY A SURPLUS TO SELL / TRADE. RAISED CATTLE, FISHED, HUNTED WITH BLOWGUNS; BOW / ARROW. 18TH AND 19TH CENTURIES - FORCED TO MOVE WEST. 1842 - CEDED LAND TO US / RELOCATED IN INDIAN TERRITORY. LAND SET ASIDE IN OKLAHOMA. PART OF FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES, CHOCTAW ON THE SIDE OF CONFEDERACY . 1907 - CHOCTAW NATION INSTRUMENTAL IN STATE OF OKLAHOMA . DESCENDANTS TODAY - OKLAHOMA MISSISSIPPI AND LOUISIANA. CHEROKEE NORTH AMERICAN TRIBE - SOUTHEASTERN INDIANS. PART IROQUOIAN. REMAIN ONE OF LARGEST U.S. TRIBES. 47,000 MEMBERS - EASTERN OKLAHOMA 3000 MORE - "EASTERN BAND" ON QUALLA RESERVATION -NORTH CAROLINA. MIGRATED IN PREHISTORIC TIMES FROM TEXAS / NORTHERN MEXICO TO GREAT LAKES. WARS WITH IROQUOIS AND DELAWARE TRIBES FORCED THEM SOUTHEAST TO ALLEGHENY (APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN REGIONS IN MODERN NORTH / SOUTH CAROLINA, TENNESSEE, NORTHERN GEORGIA , ALABAMA.

13. Southern Plains Office of native amer. Prog. OK, United Keetoowah Band of cherokee indians, Procter,Dallas, Chief, PO Box 746, Tahlequah, 744650746, (918) 456-5491, (918) 456-9601. http://www.codetalk.fed.us/SouthernPlains.html

List of Southern Plains Tribes by State LINK TO: Southern Plains Office of Native American Programs States Listed On This Page (click state name to go directly to section): Kansas Louisiana Missouri Oklahoma ... Texas State Organization Last Name First Name Title Address City Zip Phone Fax Kansas KS DeRoin Louis Chairperson Route 1, Box 58 A White Cloud KS Iowa Tribe of KS and NE Housing Authority Campbell Brad Executive Dir PO Box 68 White Cloud KS Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas Darnell Bobbie Chairwoman PO Box 271 Horton KS Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas Housing Authority Kaul John Executive Dir 883 112th Drive #815 Horton KS Prairie Band of Potawatomi Indians of Kansas Wahwassuck Badger Acting Chairperson 14880 K Road Mayetta KS Prairie Band of Potawatomi Housing Authority Garcia Jayne Executive Dir 8273 156th Lane Mayetta KS Keo Sandra Chairperson 305 N. Main St. Reserve KS Sac and Fox of Missouri Housing Authority Hayes Kay Executive Dir 106 W. 4th, Apt 12

14. NATIVE-L (October 1995) By Thread Ecoexchange news Rainforest Alliance; Action pro-Quilombo indians Dam Building Keller.Re info needed for NA Studies coursework cherokee observer. native amer. http://nativenet.uthscsa.edu/archive/nl/9510/

NATIVE-L (October 1995) by thread About this archive Most recent articles Articles sorted by: [ date ] [ subject ] [ author ] Other mail archives Articles: need info on Natives who move to cities Karen Woudstra Re: need info on Natives who move to cities Joseph V. Kelly Re: need info on Natives who move to cities Dan David Re: need info on Natives who move to cities BUNCE NORA E SEEE internship (fwd) Janet Wright Re: White Shamanism in academia Wambdi Wastewin need help on intra-tribal disputes Anthony Holden Wilson Re: NA Awareness Anthony Holden Wilson Research project Blake Kessel Re: Research project Dan David Re: Research project Dan David Re: Research project Helen Engle Re: Research project Penomee Nuxalk fight against logging Marie Fouche MN:Revoke Crazy Horse malt label rpgough@aol.com Orlando Powwow update warrior@digital.net Press Release from Leonard Peltier Defense Committee woodowl@aol.com Re: Press Release from Leonard Peltier Defense Committee hesch@hg.uleth.ca Re: Press Release from Leonard Peltier Defense Committee MONIQUE SOL SONOQUIE working in Canada/US and steelworkers reginah@sociology.lan.mcgill.ca

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Eighth Grade Native American Report Research Links Click on the tribe or topic in the table for a list of links. Abenaki Anasazi Apaches Arapaho ... Dakota (Sioux) Haida Hopis Huron Inca ... Nakota (Sioux) Navajos Nez Perce Osage Paiute ... Zuni Pueblo ABENAKI Abenaki TRADITIONAL ABENAKI OF MAIPSKWIK HOME PAGE Abenakis POTAWATOMI Potawatomi Web PBP Home Page Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation History Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Culture Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Who Are The Potawatomi TEACH Native Peoples of the Great Lakes Region Scroll down this page to find Potawatomi tribe. ANASAZI The Anasazi: Prehistoric People of the Desert Southwest - DesertUSA BLM Colorado-AHC:Ancestral Pueblos http://www.co.blm.gov/ahc/anasazi.htm Lots of information about the Anasazi (Pueblo) people. Artifacts Click on the photos of the artifacts for more information. BLM Colorado-AHC:Ancestral Pueblos of the Anasazi Anasazi http://www.anthro.mankato.msus.edu/cultural/northamerica/anasazi.html Defiance House http://www.nps.gov/glca/dhouse.htm National Geographic Magazine October 1991 April 1996 March 1990 November 1982 January 1980 November 1959 January 1969 September 1948 MOUND BUILDERS N. Amer. Settlements East and Southwest

16. Joebruchac Brown Paper School Book of the american indians). Use nonfiction books about theMilky Way to investigate our solar system. Discuss how cherokee/native amer. http://www.westminster.edu/Acad/educ/dept/Charlene'spage/Joebruchac.html

b JOSEPH BRUCHAC Multicultural Author Visit Thursday, March 29, 2001 Westminster College Wallace Memorial Chapel, 6:30 PM Purchase Bruchac books at significant discounts at half.com Purchase works by American Indian writers at Bruchac’s publishing website at greenfieldreview.org Visit Nativeauthors.com for info. on North American Native American writers Listed below are learning experiences with several of the 60+ children’s books Bruchac has authored over the past 25 years. They are designed to invite students to broaden their understanding of Native Americans. BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY: Legends of Native American Sacred Places Discuss the cardinal directions, then the directions of earth and sky (above and below), and finally the seventh direction within (the place that helps us see right and wrong and maintain the balance by choosing to live in a good way). See About this Book in text. Discuss the seventh direction in each of us (conscience) and when our conscience helps us make decisions. In groups of 3, students share stories about a time in their life when their conscience helped them make a ‘positive’ decision. Play Native American flute music to set tone for sharing of book. When sharing each poem in book, have students identify Native American people on map included at back of text. Discuss seventh sense after reading each poem. Invite students to write about a time when btheir seventh sense helped them choose to live in a good way. A BOY CALLED SLOW: The True Story of Sitting Bull

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Have fun browsing the various catalogs and choosing the items and colors you want. The symbol indicates traditional and contemporary southwest products. If you are looking for something not shown, please send inquiries to the email address listed below. Custom items or referrals can be made. Prices and inventory are subject to change without notice. CRAFTS Picture not yet available Buffalo Bones Real bones from buffalos. Plain or traditionally decorated in various ways. Jawbone Plain Jawbone Decorated Skull Plain Skull Decorated Buffalo Tears Black, Blue, Green, White - $.12 Picture not yet available Ceramic Coaster Beautifully painted,furniture protectors on the bottom. 4 1/4" x 4 1/4". Single - Apache Warrior, Beautiful Maiden, Girl w/ Blanket, Southwest Pottery, Wolf - $3 Set of 4 Kokopelli, Sun, Buffalo, Lizard Ceramic Skulls Ceramic 5.5" x 5.5" cow skulls. Beige kokopelli no longer available. - Kokopelli, Buffalo, Lizard, Sun Design - $10 Wall hanging shown. Decorative Leather Real deerskin wall hanging decorated w/ crow beads, elk teeth, medicine wheel and imitation eagle feather. 3-4 sq ft. Curtains also available in short (7-10 sq ft) or long (13-17 sq ft). Sizes and designs will vary. Allow 3-4 weeks to ship. Artist Red Eagle. Wall Hanging - Black, Brown, Gold, White - $55

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NATIVE AMERICAN -BH- CANADIAN BISON ASSOCIATION http://www.canadian-bison.ca CHEROKEE http://www.cherokee-nc.com CHEROKEE http://www.cherokeepub.com CHEROKEE HERITAGE CENTER AND NATIONAL MUSIC http://www.powersource.com COUNCIL FIRE http://www.councilfire.com DINE COLLEGE http://crystal.ncc.cc.nm.us EMERGEZONE http://emergezone.com ESKIMO NORTH http://www.eskimo.com EDUCATIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN NETWORK HOME http://www.oiep.unm.edu EVERYBODY'S WEBSITE http://ewebtribe.com FIRST NATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK http://www.fnen.org FOUR DIRECTION 1ST NATIONS HOME PAGE http://www.hermeticsphere.com FREE INDIAN NEWS http://www.freeindiannews.com GENEALOGY - AMER. INDIANS http://www.nativeweb.org GENEALOGY AMER. INDIANS http://www.rootsweb.com GENEALOGY - AMER. INDIANS http://www.nara.gov GENEALOGY - CHEROKEE http://www.usroots.com GENEALOGY INDIAN TRIBAL DIRECTORY http://www.indians.org GWK GRANDMOTHER'S WISDOM KEEPERS http://www.wisdomkeepers.org HOME NATIVE AMERICAN HOME PAGE E-MAIL

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