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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
Contact at dmaggard07@gmail.com
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Melungeon Studies Blog Archives
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- Maybe Melungeon: A Riddle Family Research Trip Di...
- Maybe Melungeon: A Riddle Family Research Trip Di...
- Catching Summer in a Mason Jar
- MountainLit & Life
- Juan Pardo's Expeditions
- De Soto's Expedition
- AfriGeneas
- Historic Map Works
- Hancock County TN Historical and Genealogical Society
- Hancock County's Only Female Sheriff Passes Away
- Hancock County and Moonshine, 2009 Style
- Taking Eugenics Seriously
- Frontier Forts of Southwest Virginia
- The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow
- Environmental Journalism Conference in Knoxville
- Appalachian Regional Commission's Online Resource ...
- Appalachian Folklore Yields Gardening Gems
- Wilderness Road Regional Museum
- Melungeon Historical Society Conference
- Calvin Beale's 1972 Paper on Tri-Racial Isolates
- Calvin Beale's 1957 Paper on Tri-Racial Isolates
- Gibson Family Timeline
- Sizemore Family Data
- The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee
- Blue Ridge Country Magazine
- The American Eugenics Movement
- Buck v. Bell: Forced Sterilization in Virginia
- Illegal Settlers on Indian Lands in Tennessee
- Cartographic Resources on the Web
- Appalachian Summit Web Site
- Appalachian Arts Craft Center
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