By Joanne Pezullo
Beginning in 1849 and to this very day the researchers have headed to Newman's Ridge to find the Melungeons.
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A blog dedicated to the Melungeons and their descendents and to the world in which they have lived . . .
The Melungeon Studies Blog
Sharing factual, documented information about the people historically known as Melungeons.
Blogmaster: Dennis Maggard
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Melungeon Studies Blog Archives
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- Haints in the Hollers
- Devil Jim Turner
- DNA Testing and the Melungeons
- Geographical Location of the Melungeons
- Digtal Library of Appalachia
- Slave Narratives
- Paul Heinegg
- Cumberland Gap Genealogical Event
- Looking at Legends - Lumbee and Melungeon
- 'Verry Slitly Mixt'
- Mahala Mullins
- The Legend of Swift's Silver Mine
- The Melungeons According to Bonnie Ball
- Links of Interest Now Sorted by Categories
- The Mullins Family of Newmans Ridge
- The Melungeons of East Tennessee
- Appalachian Studies Time Line
- Genealogy on the Internet
- "Of Portuguese Origin"
- When You Plan That Appalchian Trip
- Commentary on Brownlow's "Impudent Malungeon"
- Brownlow's Whig Decries "Impudent Malungeon"
- Early Tenneessee Newspaper Publishing
- County Formation Maps
- The Secret History of Race in the United States
- Sneedville Fall Festival a Big Success
- Revenuers
- Moonshine
- The Vardy School
- Lewis Jarvis Interview
- Dictionary of Mountain Talk
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There is no substitute for evidence . . .
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