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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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- Museum of Appalachia: 4th of July Celebration
- The Yellow Store
- Mahala Mullins Redux
- Blue Ridge Institute's Farm Museum
- A Visit To The Melungeons
- The Jamestowne Society
- Apalatean Mountains
- Melungeons : Examining an Appalachian Legend
- Melungeons: The Myth of Turkish Origins
- Fort New Salem
- Moonshining Remembered
- The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina
- Saponi Indians
- Bunch Family Timeline
- More Pictures from the MHS Conference
- First Annual MHS Conference Very Successful
- Virginia's Heritage Music Trail
- VCHS Spring Fling
- Wise County History and Genealogy
- Some Colonial Records of Virginia, 1619 -- 1668
- The Richmond Daily Dispatch Online
- Eastern Kentucky University's Center for Appalachi...
- MHS June 12th Conference Program
- Museum of the Middle Appalachians
- Bedford, Virginia
- The First Charter of Virginia: April 10, 1606
- Sir Walter Raleigh's 1584 Charter
- Lat-Long.com
- Hancock County 1860 Mortality Schedules
- Who Were the Parents of the Mullins Children?
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