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my grandmother's name was thelma irons trying to do some more research on the Indian history of lenape tribe

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My grandfathers mother was Anna Luker. She later married a man named Giberson. She was a descendant of Thomas Luker who married Anna Surcloud.

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LOOKED UP LENAPE ON THE INTERNET

I was told that my great-great grandmother on my Fathers side was a Lenape indian. I have been trying to find out about her and my Indian heritage. My name goes back to the begining of "NEW JERSEY" around the Camden County area. Any info would be appreciated. Thank-You!

On this website.

Looking for Native Peoples to contact for our Festival in Phila. Pa. on OCT .6 2012. Indigenous Peoples Day. Formally enacted by City Of Philadelphia.

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My grandfather lived in Camden NJ and was a member of the Improved Order of the Red Men....Leni Lenape tribe 3.....the certificate states he served a term as Sachem..he also had a gold decorate sword ...the certificate was signed by Wills A Burrows...Sachem
and Samuel A Hindman...Chief of records...I can send copy of certificate...we have been trying to find this information for years...I sent a letter to Brad Buchanan a year ago and never heard from him...forgot what his position was// hope to hear some good news about this group...thank you

Internet--Looking for Indian group that might be interested in the white fawn

I saw an albino fawn on split rock road in Boonton Township just before Lyonsville road. It was crossing the road with two other fawns (possibly 2-3 months old) with I presume the mother. They all looked healthy and curious about the car.

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I have exteneded my middle name to Augustus Bruce.

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Sebastian Augustus Bruce Gross

go to www.mitsawokett.com, maybe you can find some info there...

THROUGH HARD WORK

Ittimokla (Greetings) Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Indians of New Jersey,

My name is Shamuw'El Abraham of the Yamassee Nation.
I am just curiously perusing through this wonderful site to research my Nanticoke Lenni Lenape Roots. Possibly Green or Woodyard surnames.
Sho-Na-Bish (Blessings) Nanticoke Lenni Lenape Family
Sincerely,
Shamuw'EL Abraham

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Good day to all. My children are registered Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape members and I'm wondering if there is a way to partake in the naming ceremony from Indiana or if you have to be in NJ for the ceremony. I married into the family and have only been to NJ in regards to the family when we buried my then grandmother-in-law, Mary Pierce.

I have been wanting to get back but haven't had the time or the funding but am hoping to take the kids to their roots eventually.

I also have Indian on my side, Cherokee, as my dad was from Boston but I don't know how to trace it since, as far as I know, all of his brothers and sister are gone.

I wish you all well and any help would be appreciated.

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Hello, I am in search of a way to connect with Lene Lenape historians to find out if our ancestors stories are true. My maternal Grandmothers side has Toms name. We were told that an Edward Toms married an Indian and hence Toms River was named after him. But, history tells different. He could have spelled his name in th 1500's 1600's Thoms, Toms

Google search for Chief Suncloud

I am the 10 great granddaughter of Chief Suncloud (born 1645) and Queen Redwing (also born 1645) Unami Lenni-Lanape around Tom's River area. I was looking for more information on him to place in the information section of my family tree---perhaps tribal stories or something of that nature. Their daughter, Ann Suncloud, married Thomas Luker and went on to have further generations. Some of those generations continued to marry Native Americans of other tribes to the point that my great grandfather was just over 50% (His father, James Elmore Comalander was given land from the Cherokee Tribe in Pensacola, Fl in the early 1900's, but that land went back to the tribe upon his death). I am wondering if perhaps there are some resources I can check out that would give me more of an idea of where I come from. On my mother's side, I'm all European, but until now I've had no way to find out about my native american ancestry.

National Treasure of Pakistan

Sharif, master craftsman in the ancient art of lacquer-work, is a national treasure of Pakistan

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I am a Leni Lenape Indian/Turtle Tribe. My father's side of the family married a Indian Princess several Generations ago, I am also a Susquehanna Indian as well. I am less than 25% now since it has been many years. I wish all tribal members love and Happiness.

Via the internet and saw a white truck in Berlin's shoprite parking lot with tribal decal

My wife Deborah is American of jewish/Russian descent. I'm American of Romanian-German-Irish and Welsh descent. We were married more than 20 years ago by Charles "Wayandaga" Pierce at Parvin State Park near Centerton, NJ. "Grandfather" as we knew him was a close friend of my brother, Ted Perian. He met him in Elmer, NJ, where he was a part-time police officer. My wife and I later me him and became very close to him and visited him at Fox Chase Cancer Center and later at his funeral at his home in Lincoln Falls, Pa. Are the Pierce's in your website related to the Charles "Wayandaga" Pierce that my wife and I knew and loved?

I am searching for confirmation of my ancestor.

I am hoping someone will read this who might have an answer for me.
My mother was a Herbert from Herbertsville/Point Pleasant. My ancestors graves, including Penelope Stout and so many others, are in almost every cemetery from Middletown, Shrewsbury and Freehold to Toms River; from Clarksburg and Jacobstown to Point Pleasant.
Before she died she told me that we had Native American descent. I did extensive research, but could never find who in her line it was until today, when I found a single comment from another descendant of Eliakim Wardell, as I am,(he is my 4th Great Grandfather). I have known that his wife, like his name's sake ancestor from MA, was named Lydia, but I could never find a last name for her. Then, today, I came across a reference in a history book saying she was the daughter of a Lenape chief or elder from the 'Metetecunk' area. It is ironic that we spent decades of our summers in Metedeconk at 2 Third Street, just down a mile from the Gravelley Graveyard where the Wardell's are buried, including Lydia and Eliakim, and didn't know they were our family until I researched and found it out.
If anyone can confirm or refute this information about Eliakim and Lydia Wardell, please contact me as it is very important to me and my children to know they are part of such important history. Ancestry . com has not given me that answer though they have been of invaluable help otherwise.
Thank you.
Richard Clarke

search a dream of the word Basto

I was raised in Absecon NJ,I miss the trails and pines that are know longer there,as I would run on the trail that the native people had walked,we would find arrow heads,I remmber as a child how silent and how powerfull the pines stood watching,and i remmber my fear when they would stand over me...LOL.. whats in a childs mind...wiser then ten educated men,....My friend Deb Twigg,director of S.C.A.R in waverly new York has hepled me..she directed me as to what Basto meant...Now I want to find out more about our natural history (native Americans) the first Americans .PEACE OUT Christine