Virginia - Discovered and discribed by Captayn John Smith, 1606
Graven by William Hole
Graven by William Hole
The original map is at the Library of Congress. Note, west is at the top!
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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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- The Internet Archive
- Online Searchable Death Indexes & Records
- US-Places.com
- Night Comes to the Cumberlands
- Pine Mountain
- The Battles of Whitesburg
- "Of Portuguese Origin"
- Evidence for Melungeons Having Had Indian Ancestry
- Quadrule Indians of Harlan County, Kentucky
- A History of Harlan County
- The Lowrie History
- The Cherokee Preservation Foundation
- Cave Run Storytelling Festival
- Newspaper Abstracts
- Access.com
- Joyner Library Digital Collections
- The Eastern North Carolina Digital Library
- Sevier County History and Genealogy
- The Appalachian Heritage Alliance
- Appalshop
- John Smith's 1624 Map of Virginia
- Red Bird and the Cherokee History of Clay County, ...
- Daughters of the American Revolution
- TheShipsList.com
- Early Images of Virginia Indians
- C.B. Caudill Store and History Center
- The Kentucky Coal Museum
- English Glossary of Archaic Medical Terms
- The Letcher Heritage News
- Colonial Tithables
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There is no substitute for evidence . . .
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