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1785 James Chagum’s Cattle Mark

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Donated by Paul Hart & Barkhamsted Historical Society

 


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Native American genealogist and researcher for 30+ years — I've traced over 64,000 people, specializing in colonial families and tribes across MI, IN, CT, NY, RI, PA, MA, VA, VT, NJ, OH, KY, Block Island & Long Island. Barkhamsted Lighthouse descendant, author of The True Story of the Barkhamsted Light House Village, and developer of Heirloomie, my genealogy app. I run Ever Widening Circle research at conidubois.com.

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  1. Greetings Coni, I am researching my family tree and have discovered your web page which caught my attention. I am of Narragansett Native Indigenous. I have a federal enrollment # from my fathers side he is a descendant from the Dawes Roll of 1880. However, my mom was once on the rolls but was removed in the late 80’s according to my research She is a descendant of James Hazard born 1825 who married Louisa Hazard and they had a son Albert hazard. Louisa’s Mother was Violet Sands born 1798. Do you have any information in relationship to my James Hazard

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