To follow the paths of my Ancestor’s
Has been a wonderful experience for me~
18 years ago my Father asked me to
research our Native American Roots –
Sadly he passed away Sept of 2010 and
wasn’t able to see the finishing results of this research~
~Thank You Dad~
I will always be updating this -Every day a new discovery
To view my:
Chagum & Barber Native American Genealogy Research Books – Click Here
(A 2 part book series)
Marldon Village, Life in a Devon Parish
"Get your edges TWICE as SHARP"
This site is dedicated to the ancestors of the Johnson, Booker and Petruff families of Rhode Island, Connecticut and Pennsylvania and thier connecting lines of lineage.
My quest of finding my ancestors (& a bit of my life)
Searching for Forgotten Forebears - A Work in Progress
Myths, legends, folklore and tales from around the world
the spaces between
Serving the interests of genealogists since 1967
Essays on Heritage and Culture
I’ve still got some researching on Reuben but as far as I can see his father was of English blood and mother was Native American – Been focused on getting as far back as I can go and now gonna work my way back to fill in the gaps – this is 18 years of work for me – have many many people on my tree I’ve done (around 18,000) from all my lines (Mother’s and Father’s) The Chagum line has been my main focus thou for a couple of years – I’ve been working with several Archaeologist in the Native American field – been to several of the digs – Pequot War, King Philip’s War along with working with several of the Historical Societies in the local areas~ This has been an amazing journey and I’m only starting – now that I’ve done the researching I’m gonna be visiting these areas and getting as much documentation I can – this is a wonderful story and rich in early American History – A story that must be told! Let me know if I can be of any help – I’ve done Theodore & Clarinda and have tons of documents (I’m also a descendant of theirs by their son William Barber) We are close cousins~
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Coni great job thank god there is people like you that take the time to put so much effort into a project like this. just one Question was Reuben a indian or part indian one person called him a half breed. My grandma was quarter indian from Standish Mi. She was married to James Barber son of Judson Barber son of Theadore and Clarinda. Thanks again Lynn Barber
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I’ve now got 2 Research Books available to read – Chagum and The Barber Lineage – Please vote and leave any comments on the Books link~
Thank You~
Coni
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