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2387 walden hillrd aville, vt USA - Mon Jul 14 11:30:46 2003 from 64.91.166.41
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2387 walden hillrd aville, vt USA - Mon Jul 14 11:26:57 2003 from 64.91.166.41
i'm very proud of the poeple who made this site possible- it gives me pride and joy to know that we are making ourselves known. it is about time that people learn who we are and what we have overcome throughout history. what would this country be without our people? i am proud to be native american, and may all who are also be proud of their roots. remember that our heritage is sacred and unique- not that many people can honestly say that their veins carry our blood. keep the old ways, because they are good. don't give in to the outside world. keep the fires of our backround burning in a world that tries to block it out. remember who you are and never let it go.
anakalia <still_fly_atl@yahoo.com>
alpena, mi USA - Sun Jul 13 20:54:51 2003 from 4.42.45.201
Very great site. Greetings. Horoscopo y Tarot
Horoscopo y Tarot <horoscopo@hotmail.com>
USA - Sun Jul 13 16:42:33 2003 from 80.58.32.235
Traductor ingles español 416
Traductor ingles español
USA - Thu Jul 10 6:15:33 2003 from 80.58.23.107
l know the answer it is yes and no
felix MUGU <onyeoru oluigbo@mugu.com>
Atlanta, atl usa - Tue Jul 8 8:09:22 2003 from 203.118.123.193
YES DO TO ME AS YOU DO TO OTHERS MUGUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
onyeoru oluigbo <onyeoru oluigbo@mugu.com>
lome, lome togo - Tue Jul 8 6:18:48 2003 from 203.118.123.193
My name is Mike Flinn and I am researching my family history as it relates to the Powhatan People. I know very little at this point but would be very appreciative af any help that you can provide. What I do know is that my great-grandmother's name was Pocahontas Pullam or Puliam and her mother's name was Ware. She was born in Moniteau county, Missouri in 1847; married a man named John Whitehead in 1871, and married my great-grandfather, Samuel Winebrenner, in 1876. All of this took place in Monteau county, Missouri. I am now trying to learn more about Ware and her ties to the Powhatan people. Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated. I have information on the Winebrenner family if any one is interested. Best regards, Mike Flinn
Mike Flinn <mikeflinn@worldnet.att.net>
Escondido, CA USA - Sun Jul 6 15:59:12 2003 from 12.80.106.149
What is left to say...Wonderful Job!!! I am part Cherokee and Blackfoot...I use and study alot of the Indian ways and try to understand what my ancestors went through and still are in some ways..but I commend you..I am a 40 yr old female who rides horses and my harley davidson and I am so free spirited at times it scares me..Good luck and continue on!..Gypsy
Kimber Gypsy Mangrum....(Gypsy) <sexyrider@bellsouth.net>
Fairview(outside Nashville), TN USA - Sun Jul 6 6:14:07 2003 from 209.214.113.44
Anybody know about Runs with Horses?
sheri <belafree@aol.com>
AJ, AZ USA - Sat Jul 5 16:46:21 2003 from 64.12.96.169
I am interested to coming to your museum, perhaps on Saturday, I need to know what address you are located at so, I can put into Mapquest to get directions. We'll be coming from Toms River from an adult community on Rt 70. Thank You Jimmy
Jimmy <JimmyandCarol78@netscape.net>
Brroklyn, NY USA - Sat Jul 5 2:37:15 2003 from 68.161.109.34
Congratulations, great site.
Diseño web <weco@inicia.es>
Alicante, es Spain - Fri Jul 4 11:19:42 2003 from 62.117.158.8
I would like to find out about my grand parents.
Meghan Sammons <angel31@sbcglobal.net>
NRH, TX USA - Thu Jul 3 11:13:51 2003 from 216.213.225.6
HOLA KOLA! G R E A T S I T E. WAKAN TANKA KICI UN
GHOST DANCER
USA - Tue Jul 1 21:18:54 2003 from 204.96.222.247
Very great site. Greetings. Joe
Joe <tematics@hotmail.com>
USA - Sun Jun 29 8:02:03 2003 from 80.58.32.237
I was needing some help researching my childrens backgrounds. I know their father was part Blackfoot. I'm just not sure where to go from there. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP..
Sherry Gosey <goseyx7@aol.com>
Shawnee, Ok USA - Sat Jun 28 19:05:24 2003 from 205.188.209.39
This is super! Much faster loading. I periodically go through the pages and re-discover things that are important to me. Keep up the good work. Belinda Chat.
Belinda Chat <belinda1978@aol.com>
New York, NY USA - Tue Jun 24 8:37:00 2003 from 213.226.132.106
I REALLY LOVE YOUR WEB SITE. KEEP IT UP.
OWERRI ASABA <HOMEBOY OWERRI ASABA@ENUGU.COM>
ORLANDO , FL USA - Sat Jun 21 13:41:44 2003 from 62.56.189.165
My summer US history class is studying about Pocahantas and we read the article on the Myth that you have in class and I really enjoyed it. It really showed our class that there is more to the story than what is really told I really enjoyed it and thank you...Love to know more about it..Thank bye! Basic High School.
Teresa Duran <cubana_buena@yahoo.com>
Las Vegas, NV USA - Tue Jun 17 16:54:28 2003 from 68.104.124.162
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Dr. G Maga <g_maga@mugu.don.com>
Lome, Togo - Tue Jun 17 5:32:28 2003 from 212.165.142.188
Im deeply moved by your words. Im 30 years old and I have a family tree that my grandmother showed me and I am an ancestor of "Pocahontas". I cannot believe how shallow life can get. I am so proud of Matoaka! Just know that she will not be forgotten. Peace, Michael Gerety
Mike <mike@mtec.cc>
Margate, FL USA - Tue Jun 17 1:22:31 2003 from 68.158.170.118
Ive been in foster homes and so I was unable to learn about my family history. I do remember pictures of grandparents and such. Im told that my mother was Cherokee and her father was a son of a chief,possibly a chief of the nation of The People but for unfortunate reasons I dont know.I have children of my own now and they are curiuse.I dont have any clue as to how to find out because I never was able to be close to my biological family. I have sisters and brothers Ive never even seen before. James
James Barker <Onecrzymom@cs.com>
NewKent, Va. USA - Mon Jun 16 20:11:38 2003 from 205.188.209.39
To Chief Crazy Horse,thank you for the site i found it very interesting especially the Pocahontas myth!This i always assumed was correct now i know differently.Have you considered setting up a web site for selling over the internet?
Darryll Seabourne <dai.puffdragon@virgin.net>
England - Sun Jun 15 21:35:34 2003 from 81.103.216.90
I was delighted to see this website. The Powhatan Nation was instrumental in saving my great grandfather's life (Robert Pollard Holmes)and once he joined the settlement, he married my great grandmother who was of either the Cherokee or Pamunkey/Mattaponi tribes. If anyone knows the Holmes name, please contact me via e-mail. Peace, Herringchoke
Loretta Murray <herringchoke@yahoo.com>
USA - Sat Jun 14 17:03:29 2003 from 12.243.125.99
This is a great website. Greetings. sexo
sexo <elerotikon@hotmail.com>
USA - Fri Jun 13 16:01:14 2003 from 80.58.32.237
nice siteeeee
mugu guy <mugu@mugu.com>
lome, togo togo - Fri Jun 13 10:49:01 2003 from 62.56.189.157
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2387 walden hill rddaville, Vt USA - Tue Jun 10 21:56:32 2003 from 206.15.136.159
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2387 walden hill rddaville, Vt USA - Tue Jun 10 21:54:36 2003 from 206.15.136.159
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2387 walden hill rddaville, Vt USA - Tue Jun 10 21:51:02 2003 from 206.15.136.159
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2387 walden hill rd, Vt USA - Tue Jun 10 21:49:49 2003 from 206.15.136.159
Anegwaba natiao: Greetings on behalf of the Council and Chiefs Cibanakan and Boriwex of the Taino Nation. Enjoyed your website. We would like permission to link to our website at http://nacion_taina.tripod.com Continue the good work.
Jaimi Kaurix <naciontaina@lycos.com>
Paterson, NJ USA - Tue Jun 10 13:57:33 2003 from 206.253.2.130
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dumb <cu24@msn.net>
lie, nq USA - Mon Jun 9 16:29:39 2003 from 67.82.125.188
this is so stupid
smokey <vol629@AOL.com>
allentown, ny USA - Mon Jun 9 16:25:43 2003 from 67.82.125.188
THIS SITE SUCKS!! NO INFORMATION ON THE POWHATAN TRIBE BACK THEN! NOT TODAY!!
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???, ??? USA - Mon Jun 9 15:15:27 2003 from 24.165.94.18
GREAT SITE I DON ENTER RAM OH GUYS WAKA FAROOOOOOOOO
GUYMAN <guy_maga@mugu.net>
USA - Sun Jun 8 13:49:35 2003 from 81.91.224.34
What an excellant site. Fabulous and very interesting. Thanx. I am cherokee indian and my grandfather Walter Kenova Bradby use to be Chief before he passed away. I find this facsinating. Thanx again.
Amy (Bradby) Herzog <ACBradby@aol.com>
Levittown, PA USA - Thu Jun 5 18:04:03 2003 from 64.12.96.169
Very good webpage you have here, and best greetings to all your visitors. You are also welcome to visit my dating service site as well and have big fun.
Dars Larsen <darslarsen@msn.com>
Lockeport, NS Canada - Sat May 31 18:21:34 2003 from 213.226.132.106
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junebug <junekittredge2000@yahoo.com>
danville, Vt USA - Sat May 31 15:06:09 2003 from 206.15.137.22
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Chris Sims <email@lendingexpo.net>
Saint Louis, Mo USA - Thu May 29 2:54:38 2003 from 67.64.204.122
Really enjoy your site. Would like to know if anyone could help me to identify which Native American Tribe of the Powhatan Nation, we belong to. Father's Side: Timothy Willis (son of Erie"Cue"Willis & Phoebe(Cosby)Willis; Ware Neck, Matthews County; Willis &/or Tabb Plantations. We visited family in Front Royal; Tappahanock/Rappahanock; GrandDad's Brother married GrandMother's Sister;Dad's double-first cousin, Augustine Willis married Mom's Aunt,Viola Clarke. Mother: Pearl Borum Willis,(daughter-Ferdinand Borum & Pearl Mae Clark(e)Borum,Grand-daughter of Hester "Grandma Easter" Hobday & Elias Clarke. Told Father of Great-GrandMa Hester was Full a Full Blooded Chief; Told her Sister and I, our tribe was, sounds-like "ker-ee-ow-see"; 6hrs before Mom transitioned (1999,91+yrs)she did a ??"Pre-Death" Ritual?? w/Flowers, centered on her while lying in bed; I held Vase);Chanted & made circular motions around the flowers; Kept asking "seeds" looked okay on her face; practiced her "coffin pose"; why??? You can''t leave this world and enter the next "looking any kind of way"; NOW, WHO AM I??? Always Told repeatedly,I was/am the Matriarchal Heir Apparent; Reminded me of my role, before she transitioned; SO, What does that mean???? Mom,eldest Female w/direct link to Hester Hobday??Clarke(3 other daughters had boys); Would Like to know the names of GreatGrandMa Hester's Father & Mother??? Fmaily SurNames include: Borum, Clark(e), Hobday, Smith, Brown(e),Willis, Carter,Cook(e), Daniels, Fox>>> WHEW!!! I never thought I'd get it all in. Believe it or not this is short (smile). Have A Blessed Day!!
Brenda Willis Jones Wedge-Boyd <borum1@msn.com>
Upper Marlboro, md USA - Thu May 29 2:35:38 2003 from 68.54.241.183
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Chris <luvvegas@yahoo.com>
vegas, nv USA - Mon May 26 3:41:43 2003 from 63.204.179.22
I have not paid attention to the plight of the First People until 2 years ago when I attended a conference called Bridging the Americas held in Pensacola, FL. It blew all of my preconceived notions about the Indian Culture as a whole ( which I've gotten from old movies and old books). Hearing it from the American Indians changed everything. I now have a better understanding and greater appreciation of Indian people as the first inhabitants of this nation that I love. I'm an immigrant myself. I do pray that God will restore you as a people in your rightful place in this land of plenty and opportunity. I don't know how, I don't know when, but He will do it again, as the song goes. That Day of Restoration will come. I believe that. So be it.
Cristina Causing <CrisCause@aol.com>
Wayne, NJ USA - Sat May 24 23:11:24 2003 from 152.163.252.40
Hi, I really enjoyed reading your site, its great to see such good content and illustrations. I invite everyone to visit our dating sites directory also. You can meet there lots of new friends.
Eugen Dalling <eugendalling@yahoo.com>
Gainesville, GA USA - Sat May 24 11:25:27 2003 from 195.22.188.132
This is a great website. Greetings. buscadores
buscadores <info@buscadores.com>
USA - Fri May 23 19:51:28 2003 from 80.58.32.237
john noor
dances with wolves <aesunny97@yahoo.com>
mt.holly, nf USA - Thu May 22 13:01:36 2003 from 12.107.81.66
It's nice to hear the REAL story. Please don't stop there. There are many of those who really should hear the truth.
R. Haney <rnrhaney@cox.org>
Santee, Ca USA - Wed May 21 10:02:35 2003 from 64.66.26.3
Awesome site I hav now got loads of info 4 my school assignment! Thanx again, Lisa
Lisa <pupa@mail2waycool.com>
Wanganui, New Zealand - Tue May 20 18:15:02 2003 from 203.109.203.35
Sorry I missed it this weekend, will catch ya later in the year... http://profiles.yahoo.com/phildragonfly
Philip R. Wilson Jr. <PhilDragonFly@webtv.net>
Coquannock, Pa USA - Mon May 19 0:05:59 2003 from 209.240.198.60
I love your web page, i wish you would have more festivals throught the year, especially in the summer. I a myself am indian but from the island of cuba, (Arawak Indian)and have no knowledge of anyone else who might be from this tribe except for people in my family who still reside in that island. So its good to see people of my race in the same state I live in, hopefully I will visit the museum soon. Its so funny when you speak a different language in this country, and white folks get mad " If you are living in America, speak the language" hilarious, since english wasnt the native language of america...
Tunisia <litlerunningdeer@aol.com>
Union city, NJ USA - Sun May 18 17:25:29 2003 from 152.163.252.40
i loove it it's going to get me an A in history
rebekah <bekahmr10>
millington, tn USA - Sun May 18 15:55:55 2003 from 205.188.209.39
Can you hear me now?
Good!
USA - Sat May 17 23:20:50 2003 from 207.44.154.35
I am planning on attending the festival on Sunday with my 8 year old grandson. We are both very excited and when I visited your site and saw the Powhatans had settled in Pennsauken, we were elated. My family has Indian roots and I have tried to find out a little about them. My maiden name is Crocker and we also are related to the Collins' of Delair. Wouldn't it be something if I discover my roots right here in my home. My father told me the property I live on was once all wooded and had all types of trees and he used to fish in the creek behind my house. I have berry trees in my yard now, but my father said there were walnut trees and other fruit trees here when he was younger. Look forward the learning more about the culture and introducing my grandson to his possible heritage. See you on Sunday!!
Gretchen Crocker Jones <gm55@comcast.net>
Pennsauken, NJ USA - Sat May 17 13:38:41 2003 from 68.44.36.35
hi i was in a health store wit my pops and we saw the sign it looked intersting imadopted but mt foster dad is part indian.i done i research paper on indians i found them very intersting
sonja <jwt112@comcast.net>
blackwood, NJ USA - Fri May 16 19:47:11 2003 from 68.45.62.131
Within the past year or so...I have been studying and gathering geneology for my family on my own and from others. I am honored and delighted to discover that I am the 14th great-grandaughter of Rebecca Rolfe, otherwise known as POCAHONTAS, through her son's marriage. I would love to learn more about POWHATAN culture and coverse with others that may be related in some distant manner.
Stacy Ingram <stacy_ingram7@hotmail.com>
Greenville, MS USA - Fri May 16 14:32:44 2003 from 216.76.186.46
I just want to say thank you. I have known for many years there is Native American blood in my family but after seeing you all last year I am trying to find out more about myself and how I can still help out. Thank you so much again!
Dion Daly <SandD330@aol.com>
Union Beach, NJ USA - Fri May 16 12:06:59 2003 from 64.12.96.169
My name is Melanie and only recently I learned of my biological father being Native American. I have researched his family and have learned he was of Powhatan decent. I can say I feel really proud to be a part of such a great heritage. I have met so many new friends on the long 2 year journey of self discovery and I would like to give thanks to all that have assisted!!! I look forward to the festival and sharing it with my daughter, her and I have been traveling all over the place to festivals and powwows so I can teach her the importance of where you come from and learn with her as we go. Again, thanks for everyones help!!!
Melanie Folsom <stuffone1203@msn.com>
Baltimore, Md USA - Wed May 14 17:08:50 2003 from 68.55.113.199
I'm looking for my Powhatan Great Grandmother. Her last name was Phillips. She was married to Ernest Barbee. I was told they lived in either Shop Springs, Tn. or Lebenon, Tn. I was told she died giving birth to my Grandfather; Ernest M. Barbee who was born between the years 1888 to 1903.
betty <betty7@famvid.com>
USA - Tue May 13 20:17:25 2003 from 66.94.203.208
hey, great site! Wenetko Lapnich knewel wanisi Dogwood
Dogwood <annmarie27@hotmail.com>
Delaware River Area, NJ USA - Fri May 9 9:06:18 2003 from 67.80.77.25
always nice to see aboriginal websites, i am looking for clear totem pole pictures. if anyone has any please email me.i fide other native traditions fasinating!
Marilyn <maribeav@gyrd.ab.ca>
Hinton, AB Canada - Thu May 8 12:32:45 2003 from 204.209.89.52
I found out something very recently that I found to be appauling and, that was a group of people out of Madison, Wisconsin are putting on a 3 day excursion where they are charging people to learn about what they have termed as Shamanism; They will be putting on this workshop in Dodgeville Wiscosin at some retreat center Now if you thought that was bad it gets worse on this excursion they will be charging people for Sweats,Vision Questing and, a wide variety of other various medicine practices; In addition, the dollar amount that they are charging is outrageous it is $195 plus dollars; First of all The importance of Medicine Practices Native American or, Otherwise should not be taken lightly and, it should not be cheapend by a price tag, nor should it be sold ever for any reason; Secondly These practices are the birth-rites of the indiginous people of this and, other countries and, their cultural heritage should be treated with sacredness and, respect and, those who disrespect it by doing what these people are doing should have to pay some kind of pennance; Last but, not Least, these people have little to no real education on the subjects in which they are teaching on which makes them poor teachers and, frauds; If these people truly had wished to learn they should have obviously taken a very different approach with the understanding that, there is no guarntee that the indiginous people of anykind of Medicine Practices would teach them or, would not teach them anything at all I'm sure you can all understand now why i am angry! Sincerely, Lobo Di Noccento
Lobo di Noccento <wyldwolf@collegeclub.com>
milwaukee, wisconsin USA - Wed May 7 19:42:35 2003 from 66.73.48.200
I found out something very recently that I found to be appauling and, that was a group out of Madison Wisconsin is putting on a 3 day excursion where they are charging people to learn about what they have termed as Shamanism; They will be putting on this workshop in Dodgeville Wiscosin at some retreat center Now if you thought that was bad it gets worse on this excursion they will be charging people for Sweats,Vision Questing and, a wide variety of other various medicine practices in addition the dollar amount that they are charging is outrageous it is $195 plus dollars; First of all The importance of Medicine Practices Native American or, Otherwise should not be taken lightly and, it should not be cheapend by a price tag nor should it be sold ever for any reason these practices are the birth-rites of the indiginous people of this and, other countries and, their cultural heritage should be treated with sacredness and, respect and, those who disrespect it by doing what these people are doing they should have to pay some kind of pennance; In addition these people have little to no education on the subjects in which they are teaching on I'm sure you can all understand why i am angry Sincerely, Lobo di Noccento
Lobo di Noccento <wyldwolf@collegeclub.com>
milwaukee, wisconsin USA - Wed May 7 19:30:22 2003 from 66.73.48.200
powhatans are awsomw
Tasha
USA - Wed May 7 14:02:42 2003 from 206.193.62.113
I find your site interesting enough to ask if I may use it as a link on my site to your tribe?
DJ Czerniejewski <arizonadj_cat@hotmail.com>
Phoenix, AZ USA - Wed May 7 10:58:30 2003 from 198.81.26.143
my ggg grandmothers name was betsy bailey.my uncle says we are part ottawa my mom says we are cherokee?
chief donovan schorn <horses>
morristown, mn. USA - Wed May 7 5:37:43 2003 from 204.221.132.41
This Site was very interesting! I teach the 7th grade and I try to paint a more accurate painting of how history truely unfolded. As a young child my partents told me of the nasty things that Europeans did to the Native and Original people of the American land. It has saddened me to learn about this. However, it is important that we do correctly educate ourselves to make sure that history is covered as accurately as possible. My heart goes out to all of the Native American peoples and their lost family members from the past.
Jared <jkenned70@hotmail.com>
Elmira/Corning/Horseheads, NY USA - Mon May 5 14:05:06 2003 from 207.10.249.71
It's nice to hear the truth about history for once. It's disgusting and shameful how we distort history to make it entertaining. Our society makes me sick. Your site is great, thank you.
Celia
Portland, OR USA - Mon May 5 13:26:48 2003 from 206.190.138.29
Your site is very useful and nice designed. Greetings.
diseño web Barcelona <info@edgpublicitat.net>
USA - Sat May 3 22:39:32 2003 from 80.58.32.237
you lot must be propa sad to wanna write about sum boring subject that has no real relevence to todays society!!!! love zoe and charlene
zoe and charlene <zoeandcharlene@mail.com>
northampton, england - Sat May 3 14:49:31 2003 from 195.93.48.12
Im eight and was doing a bioagraphy on Pocahontas, and choose this because it was so helpful and she was friend of cherokee tribe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![8 rocks!]
Mara <Dianekmara>
OH USA - Mon Apr 28 18:25:05 2003 from 69.14.186.147
Im eight and was doing a bioagraphy on Pocahontas, and choose this because it was so helpful and she was friend of cherokee tribe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![8 rocks!]
Mara <Dianekmara>
OH USA - Mon Apr 28 18:24:35 2003 from 69.14.186.147
I am ten and here is some intersting things :I am a From the Inuit tribe of alaska and i am doing a state report on Virginia and one of my famous people is Pocahontas!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks for making this site!!!!!!!!!!!
emily
kelso, wa USA - Wed Apr 23 22:58:46 2003 from 68.67.41.10
I am ten and here is some intersting things :I am a From the Inuit tribe of alaska and i am doing a state report on Virginia and one of my famous people is Pocahontas thanks for making this site!!!!!!!!!!!
emily
kelso, wa USA - Wed Apr 23 22:58:07 2003 from 68.67.41.10
I am a From the Inuit tribe of alaska and i am doing a state report on Virginia and one of my famous people is Pocahontas!
emily
kelso, wa USA - Wed Apr 23 22:55:01 2003 from 68.67.41.10
I am a From the Inuit tribe of alaska and i am doing a state report on Virginia and one of my famous people is Pocahontas!
emily <aspain@adelphia.net>
kelso, wa USA - Wed Apr 23 22:47:33 2003 from 68.67.41.10
My class is studying Native Americans and while looking for information stumbled across your website. Thank you I have enjoyed browsing your pages and learning a little of your history. Your festival sounds wonderful. I wish you well and hope it is successful. Hopefully one day I will be able to attend one in person.
Leanne <glevans@ihug.co.nz>
Whangarei, Northland NEW ZEALAND - Wed Apr 23 0:19:25 2003 from 203.109.254.50
Please forgive my incorrect spelling on previous note. I am still getting used to being on a computer. Osiyo!
Vicki <vicki25marie@msn.com>
Powhatan, Va USA - Sun Apr 20 22:45:04 2003 from 65.145.216.237
I enjoyed browsing your site, and plan to return soon. I also have been researching my ancestry. I make no claims of knowing I am a direct descendant of any one person. However, I know in my heart that I respect the earth, the waters, the sky, and ALL things around me. My great-grandmother, Julia Worsham, taught me this as I was growing up with her. I miss her more than I can ever explain. We are ALL related in some way. When people show disrespect to others, it makes me sad to know that we are all the same on some level. May peace be with you all! Osiye.
Vicki <vicki25marie@msn.com>
Powhatan, Va USA - Sun Apr 20 21:53:07 2003 from 65.145.216.191
Thank you for producing such a down to earth site. As a writer I can tell you are a skilled communicator. Thanks again. http://www.business-communication-skills.com.
Communication Skills
Davenport, New York US - Fri Apr 18 17:36:35 2003 from 67.124.195.110
Hi, good site
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visitas virtuales <hola@hola.com>
- Fri Apr 18 9:21:43 2003 from 80.58.32.237
Hey! Nice site. If you are ever in Las Vegas let's play golf. lonniejames@hotmail.com. http://www.las-vegas-golf-club.com.
Las Vegas Golf
Las Vegas, Nevada US - Thu Apr 17 18:43:16 2003 from 66.122.237.164
Because we are all subject to difficulties that threaten to overcome our mental equilibium, may we all find the strength to go through what we must. May we all be blessed, and may the people that hurt us learn to become loving human beings. That would be freedom. (17 generations from Powhatan).
Laura Strange <Lworth51@AOL>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Thu Apr 17 10:54:34 2003 from 198.45.8.126
I'm throwing away that disney video in the trash now. I disqusted, i cant watch it anymore, thank you for this website, i truly was in tears when i read the REAL story. there is this saying: THE TRUTH ALWAYS HURTS, AND ITS EVEN BETTER THAN A LIE
Danielle
Virginia, - Thu Apr 17 9:43:03 2003 from 63.60.230.148
I'm throwing away that disney video in the trash now. I disqusted, i cant watch it anymore, thank you for this website, i truly was in tears when i read the REAL story. there is this saying:
Danielle
Virginia, - Thu Apr 17 9:42:30 2003 from 63.60.230.148
My name is Michael H. Omohundro. I have traced my ancestry back eleven generations in America. My great-great cousin is the famous Texas Jack Omohundro of the early frontier. He rode with Bill Cody and other legendary frontiersmen. I found that Texas Jack's father, JB Omohundro, was of Powhatan ancestry through his own father R. Omohundro (my great(4) grandfather). I was shocked to realize I am partially descended from the Powhatan Indian tribe. I would be interested in corresponding with anyone knowledgeable of Powhatan ways and language, as I endeavor to know more about my heritage.
Michael Omohundro <momohund@hotmail.com>
Honolulu, HI USA - Wed Apr 16 0:55:48 2003 from 218.224.62.70
When I was younger, Pocahontas was my favourite disney film, but I was really too young to understand it properly. Now Im 14 and have been watching all my old Disney films again. I came across Pocahontas and watched it and it really inspired me. So I thought I would find out more about this "Pocahontas". Your website has given me all the answers. Thankyou! But also, now I look at the video and think "a lot of that is just made up" and it kind of ruins your childhood memories of the story. I used to really look up to her and think "she's perfect, I wish I was her", but now, she doesnt seem so special. Im still fascinated by it all and planning to visit Virginia when Im older, but expect it will all now be buildings and skyscrapers. Id love to see where the Powhatan tribe lived. Your site has been a real help, thankyou!
Jennifer
Sheffield, - England - Tue Apr 15 16:48:55 2003 from 62.8.100.54
To the Cheyenne girl in Oklahoma--What is even worse is that someone named MUGU had haraased some people with e-mails for 3 years. The subject of the e-mails was always this: URGENT BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS. It started out with Mr. MUGU from Leona Sierra, Africa. Each time, I deleted his e-mail and put it on BLOCK in effect, another one comes in but with a different e-mail address. If you get the e-mail with the same subject, DON'T OPEN IT! It may contain a virus. Just delete it. Don't response. Just report it to angel volunteer website organizations and they will track down the menacning person and expose him eventually. If you get e-mail with the same subject, you may want to forward it to Powhatan Renape moderator and let them know what is going on. This situation is NOT acceptable!
More power to girls! <IgnoreMUGU@hotmail.com>
east, USA - Tue Apr 15 2:19:42 2003 from 68.136.84.180
HI this is my first time here.I was told by my late Grandma that my 5th Great Aunt was a Indian Princess.So i'm hopeing that back in the 1700's.I still dont no what tribe i'm form.But if anyone out there can Help this lost/American Indian fine his Tribe Please help.I no there is alot of Tribes out there, But i dont no if all Tribes had Indians princess in them.But i think theu did.
Joe Davidson <ddavidson4@sbcglobal.net>
Falls, Pa USA - Fri Apr 11 14:03:50 2003 from 67.28.77.38
I find it rather funny to see all of the guestbook entries of people who may or may not be descendents of "Pocahontas" Who cares! I myself is from the cheyenne arapaho tribes of Oklahoma... Some of you may be descendents of a native american tribe but that doesnt matter if you dont know what the native people are about... I hear many other people say that they are descendents of a tribe but that doesnt really matter to me because you dont act like a native... So who cares if you are a direct descendent of pocahontas. If you really want to get involved and brag about it learn about the people and their traditions. The history is enriching but the guestbook entries make me sick! Thanks! Native Pride!!!!
Tsitsistas-LNC
Wichita, KS USA - Thu Apr 10 15:03:22 2003 from 65.67.213.0
no comments
John <kartoff>
barkersfield, ca USA - Wed Apr 9 3:30:43 2003 from 67.218.113.188
Hey! I'm proud to say that I am a direct decendant of Pocahontas. when looking at her portrait i can see my long, straight black hair, cheek bone structure, lips, and eye shape in her own face. she was a bold beautiful woman. today there are at least 100,000 of her living decendants. i hope every one of them are as proud as i am.
kay <wild05wacky>
USA - Mon Apr 7 18:25:23 2003 from 152.163.188.40
I was pleased to learn more about the legend surrounding Matoaka. Thank you for teaching me.
Pip Wilson <almanac@acay.com.au>
Sandy Beach, NSW Australia - Fri Apr 4 22:19:29 2003 from 203.88.254.132
Honestly it is sad about what happened in history. Sometimes i wish that this ended like the disney movie: a happy ending.
Nakomia
- Thu Apr 3 8:48:59 2003 from 63.60.230.27
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USA - Tue Apr 1 21:47:50 2003 from 199.108.55.35
My class in school right now is reserching the different Native American tribes. My group got the Powhatan tribe. I am suppose to be searcing for your earliest ancestors and how your tribe came to be in America. I have found this web site helpful,and was wandering if you could get me any more information. If so that would be wonderful. Thankyou for having this web site and I am glad that I stumbled upon it.
Samantha Bailey <sweetteen171@yahoo >
stanley, nc USA - Tue Apr 1 10:59:54 2003 from 166.82.72.228
I Found out not to long ago that I am a decendant of "Pocahontas" through my grandmother(mothers side) and was wondering which tribe She acctully belonged to and if any one has any information on what tribes her tribe was and was not friendly with , thanks
Angelique <Sageivy@aol.com>
CA USA - Mon Mar 31 6:43:22 2003 from 198.81.26.143
To American people, As you all know, the War is on in Iraq. I want to let everyone know that the US marines that were captured and interviewed on Iraqi tv were the ones that were forced to watch as the Iraqi Paramilitary soldiers savaged raped female marines (and males) and sodomized them from behind so violently after ripping their pants off their exposed flesh. The Iraqi soldiers took a full viewing of the naked women (the US marines) and made mockery of them and took pictures and shot them all in the head execution style and dumped in the hole. The pictures and videotapes were on Iraqi tv. The remaining captives were paraded before the mobs and then shoved in front of Iraqi tv. One of the captives is American African woman who was a marine cook and she said on Iraqi tv that she was from Texas. Her name was Shoshana Johnson. Noticed her nervous eye movement? I need to let you all know that the Indian woman from Hopi nation in Arizona named Lori was reported missing last Sunday. I am under the impressed that she was one of the women that were savagely raped and sodomized from behind violently. Their lives were snuffed out fast. My feeling is that Lori was with those women and men. My heart goes out to Lori and many other US marines/troops.
Baby Beauty <nenasah@babybeauty.com>
USA - Sat Mar 29 13:15:41 2003 from 204.31.236.2
30 tribes were the members of the Powhatan confederacy.
SleepingBeauty <BabyBeauty@motherearth.com>
dc, USA - Fri Mar 28 22:53:30 2003 from 204.31.244.164
Pocahontas was born in Gloucester, Virginia where her clan mother and her maternal relatives lived. There are two oldest Powhatan reservations that were established in the area that was under the control of the English kings even thought they had never set foot in Virginia. Those reservations were still intact by the time of American Revolution and Civil War. They had survived right up to the present. The first reservation is called Mattaponi located by Mattaponi River. On the other side of that river is second reservation called Pamunkey located by Pamunkey River. Both reservation groups are descendants of Pocahontas's aunts, uncles, cousins, brothers, and sisters. So I don't know if Pocahontas was a Pamunkey or Mattaponi. Pamunkey, Mattaponi, Chickahominy, Nansemond, Rappahannock, and few existing groups were the original tribes that were members of the Powhatan confederacy.
dkkdkdk dkdk <dkdkd@kl;j;lkajf>
dc, USA - Fri Mar 28 22:51:32 2003 from 204.31.244.164
I think thies enernet is stuped
tonya
uirup - Wed Mar 26 15:01:48 2003 from 205.221.58.161
ha ha ha ha h ah a aha ha ha ha ah ah thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jessssssiiie <cutejes18@hotmail.com>
Cranston, RI USA - Tue Mar 25 19:27:53 2003 from 67.241.232.193
Pocahontas was grandmother of Chief Shitting Bull I. Chief Shitting Bull I is father of me , Chief Shitting Bull II. Sqaw of Chief Shitting Bull I was mother of me,Chief Shitting Bull II. This make Pocahontas great-grandmother of me Chief Shitting Bull II. Me hope this set thing clear for white eyes. UG !
Chief Shitting Bull
USA - Mon Mar 24 0:48:04 2003 from 64.231.49.203
I'm doing a topic at school on Pocahontas.Your website has helped me lots, but does anyone know of what tribe she was actually from?I know it's the powhatan confederacy, but what specific tribe?
Fenella
Glasgow, Scotland - Sun Mar 23 9:59:00 2003 from 195.8.76.251
Hey thanks for telling the real story of Pocahontas. Becuase I knew that Indians (If you don't mind me saying) were not that aggressive or mean and going around killing people. I'am, myself, African American. But I'm part Indian on both sides of my family. On my dads side I'm Cherokee but on my moms side I'm afraid I don't know. But if you can tell me that would be a BIG, BIG, BIG help. We've lived around in the Alabama area for as long as really anyone in my family (saying to ask my grandmother) can remember.
Tiffany Williams <surles@bellsouth.net>
Montgomery, AL USA - Thu Mar 20 19:25:45 2003 from 209.214.52.59
Hey thanks for telling the real story of Pocahontas. Becuase I knew that Indians (If you don't mind me saying) were not that aggressive or mean and going around killing people. I'am, myself, African American. But I'm part Indian on both sides of my family. On my dads side I'm Cherokee but on my moms side I'm afraid I don't know. But if you can tell me that would be a BIG, BIG, BIG help. We've lived around in the Alabama area for as long as really anyone can remember.
Tiffany Williams <surles@bellsouth.net>
Montgomery, AL USA - Thu Mar 20 19:24:36 2003 from 209.214.52.59
Hey thanks for telling the real story of Pocahontas. Becuase I knew that Indians (If you don't mind me saying) were not that aggressive or mean and going around killing people. I'am, myself, African American. But I'm part Indian on both sides of my family. On my dads side I'm Cherokee but on my moms side I'm afraid I don't know. But if you can tell me that would be a BIG, BIG, BIG help. We've lived around in the Alabama area for as longas really anyone can remember.
Tiffany Williams <surles@bellsouth.net>
Montgomery, AL USA - Thu Mar 20 19:24:13 2003 from 209.214.52.59
Hey thanks for telling the real story of Pocahontas. Becuase I knew that Indians (If you don't mind me saying) were not that aggressive or mean and going around killing people. I'am, myself, African American. But I'm part Indian on both sides of my family. On my dads side I'm Cherokee but on my moms side I'm afraid I don't know. But if you can tell me that would be a BIG, BIG, BIG help. Aroud in the Alabama area.
Tiffany Williams <surles@bellsouth.net>
Montgomery, AL USA - Thu Mar 20 19:21:58 2003 from 209.214.52.59
An excellent book about the Powhatans is "Pocahontas' People" by Helen Rountree, 1996. Prof. Rountree has written a number of books abot the east coast Indians during the "first contact" period, all well-researched and documented.
t. joswick
USA - Wed Mar 19 14:55:36 2003 from 198.81.26.205
I am related to Matoaka. She is my 11 great-grandmother.
Kathryn Elizabeth Smith <swtyprincess10@netscape.net>
Ojai, CA USA - Sat Mar 15 16:20:57 2003 from 205.254.241.44
I am impressed with your website. I am a 14th generation descendant of Powhatan and I am glad you are educating people on our history.
Suzanne Moran <SSMoran@aol.com>
Falls Church, VA USA - Tue Mar 11 16:28:09 2003 from 206.246.123.162
WELL DONE
ONYEORU BAKASSI OPC <AGALAM_EBA_BIKO@GAMUGU.COM>
ASABA, DELTA LOKOJA - Tue Mar 11 10:55:03 2003 from 207.241.184.14
I just watched the Disney movie about Pocahontas with my children. Knowing Disney to often re-write history, I decided to try to find out more about the real story. Thank you for your information. Why am I not surprised that they made so much up to fit an entertaining story? It's often embarassing to be caucasion.
Ruthie Farrior-Rydgren <rfr63@eudoramail.com>
Linkoping, Sweden - Mon Mar 10 8:59:38 2003 from 217.215.90.227
Yall better believe that I am the granddaughter of powhatan
ugeena <wekiss.aka@>
richmond, VA USA - Sat Mar 8 16:37:12 2003 from 207.150.67.42
i just love the native american colture .İts so ecssiting and special. When i heard about the real story of Matoaka İ felt so bad but its good to know the truith.when i was a little girl i wanted to be an İNDİAN girl (some things dont change , i still do)
EMİNE <EMİNEBOYNER@ HOTMAİl.COM>
istanbul, TURKEY - Sat Mar 8 11:28:12 2003 from 212.252.6.203
i live connellsville pa usa call me goat or trader135 thank you all send mail
john stimmel <trader135@msn.com>
connellsville, pa USA - Fri Mar 7 21:38:07 2003 from 66.187.164.197
I recently found out that my family are decendants of the weyanocks. Our last name was changed through years of selling to the white man and misspelling our name. It ended up being Nooks. I would like more information on the weyanocks. If you have any, please e-mail me. Thank you
Angela Howard (Nooks) <angeh02 @aol.com>
springfield, oh USA - Fri Mar 7 10:37:40 2003 from 156.63.85.17
I am a granddaughter of Wahunsonacock (aka Chief Powhatan.) His daughter Cleopatre (I belive is might be only her "white" name)married Opechancanough and they had a daughter named Niketti - I can trace this line all the way down to myself. I am always glad to learn more about my ancestors and am proud to descend from the "first Americans."
Carin Reddig <waverly94@earthlink.net>
Tehachapi, CA USA - Thu Mar 6 11:45:13 2003 from 206.227.31.19
At first I was just visiting your site to complete a Native American Project for history but this site changed the way I look at the life of other cultures especially the life of Powhatan People.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*
Kelly M. <lmurray1470@juno.com>
miami, fl USA - Wed Mar 5 17:19:48 2003 from 206.148.160.237
I have been searching my Native American roots for the past 12 years and I have hit the brick wall.I need help here.Surnames:Mason/Dixson/Dickson/Dixon/Barber/Nobles>I beleive these families origin to be NJ,& CT.My sisters believe they remember my grandmother saying Blackfoot;Ihave since learned of the eastern tribe Saponi Blackfoot,not related to the famous Blackfoot of the North.Narragansett also has come into the picture of tribe affiliation.Now I have reason to believe NJ to be the origin what tribes were in NJ 1800>then the families moved to PA>;also is there a site that has a surname search for Saponi Blackfoot?or what rolls available to search for this tribe location and names.Any information would be appreciated.Thank you
Dotty <na4evr@hotmail.com>
Corning, NY USA - Wed Mar 5 15:42:37 2003 from 12.31.3.136
My family and I are new neigbors to this area of N.J. I was deeply moved by your honesty and history of the Powhatan Nation. We are honored to be living by such an honorable people and thank you for the opportunity to learn about your culture.
Barbara-Jean Dowling <barbdowling@conceptprofessional.com>
Mt. Holly, NJ USA - Tue Mar 4 9:31:03 2003 from 68.46.20.45
I was looking up Powhatan to follow my ancestors. The lady called "Pocahontas" by many, is one of my Grandmothers, 14 generations back. I have wanted to find out the truth about her for a long time, and I believe you know that truth. Thank you for posting a site that others can read. I would like to know more about my other ancesters, and would like to sign on to friends. Thank you again.
Elizabeth <tashiawolf@yahoo.com>
Clearlake, ca USA - Mon Mar 3 3:02:27 2003 from 198.81.26.205
We are very pleased to have you as neighbors. Knowing that we are living on your ancestor's land, we think of them often.
Delores Constantine and Christian Destremps <spyderwomn@comcast.net>
Rancocas Woods, NJ USA - Sat Mar 1 12:42:36 2003 from 68.44.203.240
I love the craft show in May, can't wait to stock up on my earrings this year! Please keep on having it, no matter what ugly McGreevey tries to do! We love you!
Gloria Callighan <Gcallighan@perqhci.com>
Lawrenceville, NJ USA - Thu Feb 27 15:02:39 2003 from 146.145.196.34
Hello I just surfed onto your web site doing a search for m(Henry Family +Belford, NJ) I am second cousin to Ben Fisher possibly from the Lenni Lenape Tribe. Just found in the Library a book re: North American Indians page 403 & 404 report made by Mr. J. Francis FISHER about Lappawinsoe (A Delaware Chief) I don't know if there is a connection between Ben and J. Francis? My GG Grandmother Mary Strickland Helmuth married Ben Fisher (information from my Helmuth Family Tree) Thanks Karl
Karl Swartzel <swartzel@mindspring.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Thu Feb 27 13:48:56 2003 from 65.140.110.1
I was told when I was a little girl that I was "second cousin" to Pocahontas. I always thought this was a joke my grandfather, Charles Boling liked to tell. As far as I have been able to find out, there was a "Bolling, Boling, Bowling" etc.. line directly from Pocahontas. I have as yet not been able to locate any kind of family tree for Pocahontas that I could research to see if it might lead to my maternal family. Any help anyone could give me in this area would be greatly appreciated. I would be very proud to be able to proclaim myself a part of the Powhatan tribe. Thanks Bonnie J. Pio (Boling
Bonnie Jean Reinke Pio (boling) <bonnieoip@msn.com>
san pedro, ca. USA - Wed Feb 26 15:48:01 2003 from 199.182.116.131
President Thomas Jefferson was 1/16 Powhatan Indian. His 2nd great grandmother was Pocahontas. He had fiery red hair and blue eyes. He had a red haired son by his slave, Sally Jennings who was his wife's half sister (twenty-something age of difference). He was 45 when he sired a son with a young Sally. Interesting reality in those days...
Nena Sah <redheartzzz@yahoo.com>
USA - Tue Feb 25 22:33:36 2003 from 199.108.55.35
Hello. All of my 35 yrs. I have been told the real story of "Crazy Horse" aka Curly by my grandmother Lucille Ledo who was raised in Montana on the Cree/Crow reservation. I am told that I am a direct decendant of Cheif Crazy Horse and I would be really interested in obtaining family information. My grandmother is 1/2 blood but isn't able to speak much. Thank you if you can send me information. I find myself very, very drawn to my Native American heritage.
Sheri <BeLaFree@aol.com>
Apache Junction, AZ USA - Tue Feb 25 16:08:11 2003 from 205.188.209.75
Thank you for presenting the TRUTH about Pocahontas!
Ali
Byron, MN USA - Tue Feb 25 9:18:36 2003 from 24.159.194.98
i am looking for information for a bozman-jones chief in a algonkin tribe close to salisbury md some records have been distroyed just trying to remake our family tree. he was thr father of a sally nutter my great great grandmother.
VAustin <va_wolf@hotmail.com>
arthur, WV USA - Fri Feb 21 21:15:58 2003 from 63.67.241.186
I am very gad to know the true story of "pocahontas" i wish that didney would do somthing right instead of changing everything to the way they and the rest of the American public like it. I think that the true story of pocahontas is just as interesting as the disney version of her story, not all storys can have a happy ending.
Alexia
USA - Sat Feb 15 22:58:42 2003 from 64.12.107.39
hi over there, how´s it going...i´m benjamin, 22 from germany and interested in corressponding with you, native people about your culture and stuff...i would be very happy if someone would be interested in too...
Benjamin <tsitsistas@yahoo.de>
Mannheim, Germany - Sat Feb 15 10:35:44 2003 from 145.254.224.133
How long could you live with no money, no TV, no cars, no electricity? These things can all be taken away from you. If you protect and learn to live WITH nature, she will take care of you when all else is long gone.
Todd <oddluck@attglobal.net>
Marlton, NJ USA - Tue Feb 11 21:12:01 2003 from 32.100.64.49
My name is Melissa like a lot of people, I have been told that I am Powhatan. My great grandmother had told me before she died that my 7th great grandmother is cousins with Pocahontas..if anyone out there knows a good web page to get your family tree..or any information that you think would help, please e-mail me. It would be greatly appreciated.
Melissa Bates <Humboldt172@aol.com>
McKinleyville, Ca USA - Sun Feb 9 5:41:10 2003 from 198.81.20.58
I like you website very much. Might I suggest you add more info on the tri-band groups from the Delmarva region.Keep up the good work.Peace
A. Mason <Caligrl727@aol.com>
Lake View Terrace, CA USA - Sun Feb 9 0:31:31 2003 from 152.163.213.72
i realy love ur web site it is the greatest out of some other web sites.You should do some othere work on it like more colerful.
brianna <surfkeeper@hotmail.com>
sandiego, CA USA - Sat Feb 8 20:46:54 2003 from 68.71.4.123
this is been a very informational site..but when i look at some of the comments made by people in here it is very disheartening. The native american people should be respected. And also im researching all native american tribes,,,,anyone with information or pictures...please email me...thanks.
Della Burks <SexxxyBrownSuga@myway.com>
Woodbridge, Va USA - Sat Feb 8 14:00:03 2003 from 68.86.24.107
i just wanted to say that i think this site is the best yet...and very informational.I, myself have been doing some reading and research of my own to learn about all the differnt tribes of the americas. I think its very important to know them....and trace all our roots. thanks
Della Burks <SexxxyBrownSuga@myway.com>
woosbridge, va USA - Sat Feb 8 13:52:45 2003 from 68.86.24.107
I read some of your guest-book entries. I was really amazed at the number of people trying to trace their roots. OF COURSE, we probably ALL (or at least most of us) have some native american ancestors. Thing is, so many of us do not know for sure, but NEED the kind of roots native americans have. YOU can say "I'm from the ____ Tribe", and it really means something. So, I ask for your understanding if we, the descendents of your ancestors "murderers" seem to be trying too hard to prove we are ALSO native americans descendents.
angela <ptopenas@hotmail.com>
Magdalena, NM USA - Thu Feb 6 16:08:18 2003 from 161.223.167.96
Okay, you know what? I do agree; people are really wrong when they bash the Indians about being evil and torturing the Europeans and everything, but, whether you realize it or not, you are doing the same exact thing to the white men! I don't have any Indian blood-lines, but I think that Indians are really interesting. I read your article about the "doubly-arrogant generation," why don't you realize that you're part of it too? Racism is wrong, I think we all agree on that. You have a lot of anger, and that isn't efficient. Especially if you're lecturing others for being racist. In all your anger I think you don't realize that you're being racist too. If you want anyone to take you seriously, practice what you preach.
Iris Omega
USA - Wed Feb 5 15:37:26 2003 from 24.221.156.185
Desirae, I really agree with you on all of your points, especially the beauty point, there are a few people in my family that you can really tell are native,i am one of the few, thank you. there have been 4 people in my life that i will always remember the beauty that just seems to be them and three of them were native american the other an italian.Which brings me to another point, i have just read a entry asking if there were any native americans brought to italy and YES there were they were taken away from their homes and people to be slaves and amusment to europeans.
akidia <techchick@techie.com>
USA - Wed Feb 5 3:52:17 2003 from 66.81.134.155
I DID ENJOY THE DIFFERANT ARTICLES, BUT YOU STILL HAVE A LOT OF GRIEF AND ANGER,WHICH IS NOT HEALTHY OR CONDUCTIVE. I TOO GET QUITE UPSET WHEN I HEAR PEOPLE TALK ABOUT WHAT NATIVE INDIANS DID TO THE WHITE SKINS,AND BLAST THEM ABOUT US BEING HERE FIRST . YOU'LL HAVE TO EXCUSE ME ,BUT I'M WHITE SKINED WITH POWHATAN BLOOD LINES. YOU ALSO WROTE AN ARTICLE ON RACISM,SHOULDN'T YOUSTART WITH YOURSELF,OR WERE YOU JUST HAVING A BAD DAY WHEN YOU WROTE SOME OF YOUR ARTICLES. YOUR RIGHT THOUGHT WE SHOULD ALL TRY TO ALONG,WE SHOULD LIVE MORE WITH THE LAND THAN AGAINST IT.I HAVE A QUESTIO FOR YOU,HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WIND TURBINES FOR ELECTRICITY THEY DON'T HURT ANYTHING THAT I CAN FIND RESEARCH ON.
KATHY Y <BAMAGIRLINIOWA@AOL.COM>
B'HAM, AL USA - Fri Jan 31 11:47:32 2003 from 24.196.4.234
i have been looking for pictures of the cherokee and blackfoot chiefs i am half of each and have never found true pics of either one could you help me?
leslie <braatent@earthlink.net>
cedar grove , wi USA - Tue Jan 28 17:36:17 2003 from 63.14.33.168
During my college research concerning Hart Crane´s poem "The Bridge" and its chapter "Powhatan´s Daughter" I came across this page and found it very useful to add to the background of the mythology Crane had been using in his work. I´m wondering what you think about Crane´s integration of Native elements into his long poem...
Sebastian Schult <from_thy_ashes@gmx.de>
Stuttgart, Germany - Tue Jan 28 5:27:56 2003 from 149.225.44.174
im a college student taking a us history class and we had a class lecture concerning the REAL story on pocahontas and john smith. i found it very interesting and give you great credit for letting people know the real story. it's great that you do your best in preserving history. good luck in everything you do!
kristina
houston, tx USA - Mon Jan 27 18:16:44 2003 from 65.65.30.212
Hi Can any one help me out?? I am looking for info on a Trader Hughes married to "Princes Necketti. She was Pocahontsa' neice. I am trying to find put what "Trader" Hughes' name was. My dads family is related to him and I am trying to trace this down. ANY info would be greatly appreciatted. Thank you.
Karen (Hughes) Thompson <huey@bright.net>
Frankfort, Oh USA - Mon Jan 27 17:42:36 2003 from 209.173.162.195
Hey everyone..........I am from Montana and am in great need of Indians :)
Mena <menalimpy@yahoo.com>
Cherry Hill, NJ USA - Thu Jan 23 18:25:28 2003 from 151.204.194.211
I just finished reading some entries in your guest book and I was a bit saddened to read some of the hateful things being said. My particular favorite entry said something like, I am John Smith's 9th gteat grandson and my ancestors kicked your asses, loser. What is that? How ignorant can one person be? I had no idea we were all living in the 1500 and 1600's still. We should not be angry or boast about past history. We should all try to find accurate details so that we may all learn from it. Being of Native American ancestory myself it only saddens me that the settlers of this time and the time that came afterward chose to try to annihilate this beautiful race of human beings. I would have loved to have seen more of your beautiful faces and had more culture integrated into our American society today. I think it is never too late to do so. I think we should all push Americans to learn more about Native Americans because I find your ways most beautiful and your loning for peace a tremendous need in todays society so filled with hate and racial tension still. As for the ignorant people who made these entries, I am sad for you that you have such hate in your heart and such a blind way of thinking. You may one day need the wisdom of these people to survive, for you never know what may be in store for you when history decides to write another chapter. You should be ashamed of yourself for being so disrespectful to this culture of people who are so excited to tell the world of thier heritage. I urge people to take a different approach towards thier fellow man because in order to survive today's crazy world, we all should. In the end the only thing that really survives is love and I think that is basically all this race of people is trying to tell us and that is all they have ever tried to tell us. Thank you for your website and your invitation to everyone to join you in celebrating your culture. Also, if the ignorant, hateful people of this world would like to educate themselves on issues of race, I recommend "The Journey Of Man" which has aired on PBS. I just watched it for the first time the other night and was in awe of what I was seeing and learning. Thank you for your time and sharing your history with me, I thouroughly appreciated it myself and I am sorry that some people decided to disrespect your website with rude and crude comments. Just know that the intelligent and compassionate people of this world have an interest in what your culture has to teach us all. Thank you.
Desirae <enigma742003@yahoo.com>
USA - Thu Jan 23 13:32:16 2003 from 168.215.194.240
I think one sentence will be just enough to sum up the whole history of 500 years concerning the plight of Native Americans. And I think you will agree with me. Native Americans suffered needlessly and their homeland was taken only because, you see, white men had behavior problems!!!!!! That is the basic reason for all the problems that happened between whites and Indians.
Tate <Antibullyyy@yahoo.com>
USA - Wed Jan 22 22:36:28 2003 from 64.173.77.254
very interesting site...thks for letting people know the real truth about pocahantas
john wiest <rebelwiest@aol.com>
boswell, ok USA - Tue Jan 21 22:38:22 2003 from 68.25.66.9
Hey I really like your site. I have found some of the information here helpfull. Thanks :) Joe D.
Joe <j_dirt@hotmail.com>
Memphis, TN US - Tue Jan 21 21:51:57 2003 from 207.218.174.12
I just wanted to thank you for making this website. I appreciate the honesty and the truth. I am 35 now, but while I was growing up, our history lessons greatly distorted things. I didn't start finding out the truth until I was in my 20's living in Green Bay, and starting college. One of my best friends, who was Oneida, taught me a lot about the Oneida for one of my classes I was taking then about Wisconsin's woodland Indians. I learned so much through him, and will never forget what he taught me. The more I learned about the whites and how they "established" this country, the more ashamed I became, eventhough four of five of my origins came over in the 1930's. Thank you again.
Jennifer Waldherr <momzdheadcoach@gbpackersfan.com>
Milwaukee, WI USA - Mon Jan 20 19:55:48 2003 from 65.57.18.80
Being part of the 16th generation of Matoaka, may the wisdom of such a young person help us all learn to return kindness to those around us. Her gift was to learn, to communicate, to empathize. We all need these gifts.
Laura Strange
McKinleyville, CA USA - Fri Jan 17 14:22:15 2003 from 198.45.8.112
Hi, My great aunt told me that I am part Powhatan Indian, meaning my maternal grandmother was 1/2. Her maiden name was Alma Dean and she was supposedly born in White City, KS. Her mother, the Powhatan and father met in Kentucky or Tennesse before then moving to KS. She later moved to Pa. and married my grandfather Paul Tyson. My aunt told me that we may be related to Chief Powhatan. How could I find out more about this?
Scott Tyson <awindies@worldnet.att.net>
Summerland Key, FL USA - Tue Jan 14 15:23:17 2003 from 12.77.149.32
my mom told me that i was 7/4 anasazi i know my cousins name was little rabbit can i see my family tree?
savannah <brooks durhum.com>
clinton, new jersy USA - Sun Jan 12 19:12:27 2003 from 65.164.204.154
Being a direct decendant of Pocahontas (great, great, great, great......granddaughter) I am very pleased to see that the true story of my grandmother is out there and that our people are paying attention to what the big companies have to say about us, and making sure that there is information out there so people can know what really happened.
Jennifer Y <yellenjs@mnsfld.edu>
Gillett, PA USA - Sat Jan 11 14:21:28 2003 from 216.54.193.14
I am very interested in visiting an Indian reservation, but unsure of how to do so. I live in VA and would love to understand more of this states history. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. Thank you.
b <the_evidence_of_grace@yahoo.com>
va USA - Thu Jan 9 12:58:54 2003 from 164.106.93.254
I'm 1/2 cherokee and i want to learn more about my people im 16 years old. Please contact me. my Great grandma was full blooded cherokee here last name was cox.
Andy grube <tru55er@yahoo.com >
sidney, oh USA - Thu Jan 9 10:59:03 2003 from 156.63.101.4
Did you know that one of the Mayflower pilgrims named William Brewster had a grandson who married a Wampanoag Indian woman? Yes, it is true. Millions of Americans descended from the Mayflower Pilgrims who survived the first winter in 1620-1621 (handful) and are not aware of their Native heritage. Some of the Mayflower pilgrims had grandchildren or descendants who intermarried with the Natives. Yes, it's true!
Tate
Midwest, IA USA - Wed Jan 8 22:25:12 2003 from 199.108.55.35
Being that nothing is done by accident,I recently move here from NY. I was involved in the 9-11 tragity. My 2 second graders had to do a report on "indians," and of the three, they most liked the Powhatans. My father was full blooded Cherokee Indian and although i didn't know much about him, i read up on Cherokees as much as possible. I am very pleased to have had the opportunity to venture in to your part of the "Indian" tribe. regardless to what tribe you are from or what country, we are all GODS chosen people. Thanks again for the very interesting stories in which I have encountered.
STACEY <nyc911helper@yahoo.com>
Norfolk, Va USA - Tue Jan 7 20:51:49 2003 from 64.12.96.169
I appreciate the account of pocahontas but feel that it holds much anger rather than fact. My 7year old daughter decided to do her first report on your tribe and history. I agree facts can be ditorted and history can be painful but choose to teach that strengh and kindness reveals. And you have to agree that part of history are the may stories. I am proud to say that regardless of how the English may have acted then, today Virginia has honored her with remeberance with Pocahontas Parkway. Please teach kindness and that all we can do is learn from the past. I believe her report will be wonderful and fun. Thank you for your wepage.
Theresa Tuggle <tbt5736@aol.com>
Chesterfield, VA USA - Tue Jan 7 19:29:31 2003 from 205.188.209.75
Thank you for a wonderful site. I made the aquaintance of a distant cousin still living there on the reservation sometime ago thru your site. I have since lost contact and would love to hear from those related to Lucy Longtongue "Langston" thanks!
Kevin Langston <medcloud1797@aol.com>
Annapolis, MD USA - Mon Jan 6 14:37:56 2003 from 12.161.34.98
I am attempting to trace my ancestry, which I believe goes back to John Rolfe. My great grandfather was a Rolph but the name was changed from Rolfe. Any information on how to go about this will be greatly appreciated. My grandmother told me that she was part Powhatan.
Lorraine Miller <millerrain@hotmail.com>
Cape May Court House, NJ USA - Sun Jan 5 21:01:23 2003 from 209.128.233.4
thank you so much for telling me the truth about Matoaka.I'm doing a report on Virginia and you have to tell about the Native American tribes, and I chose yours. I hope you don't mind me using your information. don't worry, though, I'm doing a biblography.
alexis martin <theprettyone10@yahoo.com>
USA - Sun Jan 5 13:58:09 2003 from 68.80.63.51
Hello my dear friends and cousins, may this new year 2003 be a peacefull, joyfull time for all of us. This forum is a very nice little "rendez-voux" place for people like us, who love indians, or think they have Indian blood and ADN in their body. I have received allready three very nice messages from "ikce wicasa" (the people, the common wild men, the Indians) or "wasicun" (the white man). I asked "Wasiya" (the great mystery of the north, the modern Santa claus) for a gorgeous, absolutly gorgeous huge, 300 pages, full colour plates of portraits of Indians, painted by Charles Bird king, George Catlin and Karl bodmer. I am happy! Wolakota! (Peace, Frienship)
Rica Matoaka Powhatan <missing.lynx@laposte.net>
Paris, France - Sat Jan 4 12:39:41 2003 from 80.13.205.53
I am looking to either prove or disprove, a family story, that I have Powhatan Blood. This is not easy....and I find that the Indian sites do not have enough information to try to help those of us that are searching, and don't seem to be very friendly, or interested in perhaps giving some suggestions. My family line (fathers side) is the SULLIVAN's, from Stafford County Virginia. If anyone has any knowledge of an indian line in this family...I would greatly appreciate the information! I never knew my father or his family, and he died at a young age, so it is VERY important to me to find out " WHO I AM ". THANKS! Pj
Pj <PjGNmG@aol.com>
USA - Thu Jan 2 22:16:56 2003 from 152.163.188.40
Excellent site I found by default. I actually live in Gravesend in Kent close to the resting place of Pocahontas. I will pass a link to your website on to my friends. Good Luck and a Happy New Year to you All.
Keith Palmer <kpmail@blueyonder.co.uk>
Gravesend, England - Thu Jan 2 8:17:18 2003 from 62.31.224.2
Looking fo desendants of Jeff Cook 1862-1892 &Ann Roberts 1867-1936. Ben Cherry 1852-1931& Millie Cole 1863-1895 Please contact ::jimcook@up-link.net :: BEN
jim cook (James D. COOK Jr. <jimcook@up-link.net>
Benton , Ar USA - Sun Dec 29 19:21:49 2002 from 67.64.11.122
I like your site and I love your "indian arts festival". I am not born of Indian parents but I guess my heart is in the right place. Honoring and respecting my beautiful brown-skinned mother and all of my brothers in nature is more important to life than any other thing. I believe it is time to remember the old ways; we ALL stem from aboriginal forefathers. I think the keys to the future can be found in the past.
WildWoodsWoman <endlesstraveler@yahoo.com>
pa USA - Sun Dec 29 3:07:13 2002 from 68.81.254.197
Though we will never have a totally accurate history since we were not present at the time any past incident happened, I want to express my appreciation for the information that is shared with the rest of us about your tribal people. It is so important for all of us to continue to learn about each other and to also conduct as much of an independent investigation as possible. we are ONE HUMAN FAMILY and when we learn about each other, we realize how related we all are, having come from the ONE CREATOR of this ONE EARTH. thank you again and keep up all the positive work and arts and dancing that you do to bring so much light in to the lives of so many people. Take care and may 2003 bring you the strength, vision and resources needed to continue building the UNITY OF HUMANITY. Tishi
Tishi <Quina99@msn.com >
Las Cruces , NM USA - Sat Dec 28 22:56:25 2002 from 67.225.191.89
well, i thought i was searching for recipes?? but i am glad that i have come to this site. at this point i am only browsing. hope to find info on visiting you all.
Peggy Lehner <plehner5@aol.com>
Monmouth Junction, NJ USA - Thu Dec 26 14:10:06 2002 from 205.188.209.75
I am so glad this website is here! Matoaka, daughter of Chief Powhatan, was my husband's 10-great-grandmother on his mother's paternal side. As for me, I am mixed-blood, nIshnabe (bode'wadmi), Kanienkahaka, Ouendat and Innu. pama mine o' knowabmin, Flaming Arrow
Flaming Arrow
USA - Thu Dec 26 0:34:32 2002 from 152.163.188.40
Dear chief Roy Crasy Horse, I wrote you a very respectable e-mail, about a couple of months ago, and never got a hint, a whisper of an answer... I am very dissapointed with you, If you are a chief, then you should talk or answer to your people.
Mosby Charmoz Matoaka Powhatan Missing-lynx <missing.lynx@laposte.net>
USA - Wed Dec 25 15:14:46 2002 from 80.11.151.99
i am sorry the white people did stuuf but dont blame all native americans were just as bad its time to move on love everyone
ida richardson <heifer@cox.net>
el cajon, ca USA - Sat Dec 21 14:44:18 2002 from 68.8.103.61
I love this site! It rocks! I'm indian too. Go Mexico! O h yeah!
Lisa Horan <luckygirl1@mindspring.com>
Park Ridge, IL USA - Mon Dec 16 12:21:50 2002 from 216.124.112.140
It has been a long time my flow braves, My heart is saddend my the passing of my father(so foot)and here I am traviling the path of the net and find something from my past Indian Guides. My mind is filled with past dreams of my days long long ago when I to sat around the camp fire with my fellow braves and the all seeing eyes of the senior braves good times by all. (happy hunting to all). from a old Brave Fleet Foot......
Gordon Gottlieb <ionicchref94 @ hotmail.com>
Cherry Hill, N.J. USA - Sun Dec 15 23:27:07 2002 from 68.45.73.129
I love your site! Its really cool to learn about my family, epspecailly Pocahontas who i have decended from. I think the Walt Disney Company only placed little truth in the movie and just made up the rest. I love to learn about my family history.
Dawn M. Custalow <Omegabop09@aol.com>
Williamsburg, Va USA - Sat Dec 14 12:32:56 2002 from 205.188.209.75
I love your website. I am doing a report on your tribe. I think you are not treated respectfully at all. You are NOT treated well by Walt Disney either. They have made the movie incorrectly and even the second movie. Even the CD-Rom game. You should be treated with respect and kindness. I admire you so much thank you for putting out this website!I hope to see your play and to come see your reservation!
Maggie McGlinchy <MAGGIEANNE1234@aol.com>
Point Pleasant Beach, NJ USA - Fri Dec 13 16:21:23 2002 from 152.163.188.40
I am Charish aka Summer Rain. I believe my ancestors are of the Powhatan. I am a descendant of Nathaniel Pryor who is believed to be a nephew of Pocahontas. I am still searching for accuracy. My grandmother Ruby's mother's maiden name was Edith Pryor. She married an Irish man last name Bryant (John I think). Ruby married into the Dotson family (English). Both of my grandmothers are/were very much Native american indian in appearance and came from Oklahoma. I have some features. I am always eager to learn something new about Native American history especially accurate info. Thanks for this site.
Summer Rain <summerrain1970@hotmail.com>
na, CA USA - Fri Dec 13 4:56:20 2002 from 64.118.99.224
This is a great site and a great tool to help others find the history and culture of the Powhatan. I am searching for an ancestor I believe was of the Powhatan. I also look forward to attending American Indian Art Festival in the future.
Bill Sorensen <bill.sorensen@verizon.net>
Alexandria, Va USA - Thu Dec 12 5:28:09 2002 from 151.200.31.75
Hi! I'm a junior at Satanta Jr-Sr High School and I was doing a History or Hollywood project on the movie Pocahantas for American History. I went to google.com an put n " "Pocahantas" acccuracy, history" and this is where it led me to. I'm not a full blooded Indian but i have abit of Cherokee in me. my family calls me Little One... they say it's my "native name" but I just think it's a nick name. Anyway the information I have found and that you have supplied me with from this site was most helpful and I thank God that i found out the truth about Pocahantas' life. It's TERRIBLE that John Smith, and Roy Disney did this. That they lied. But then again that's wat men are good at... most men are liars. thank you for your time and information, Sarah
Sarah aka Little One <preciousprincess04_321@hotmail.com>
Satanta, ks USA - Wed Dec 11 13:59:40 2002 from 209.42.84.130
I loved the website! It helped me with plenty of information. The staff is wonderful as well, I called and they were very helpful! Thanks!!!!
Sandy Sylvestri <SandySylvestri@hotmail.com>
Downingtown, PA USA - Mon Dec 9 14:23:57 2002 from 146.186.46.38
I wish the moive could be remade because the facts were wrong.I dont like the moive at all because it lead tord pocahontas falling in love with Jonh smith ,it also lead me to thinking he mother was a spirt . To make a 2nd moive without the proper knowledge was a major disrespect to all Native Americans.Then to leave her brothers and her real name out was like a fiction stoy without a plot.
Tamara wilhite <crazyb51188@yahoo.com>
oakland, ca USA - Mon Dec 9 13:21:41 2002 from 209.77.220.18
Your web site is great! It helped me with my American History reports so much! Thankyou!
Kara Kelley
Fort Gibson, OK USA - Mon Dec 9 11:52:37 2002 from 164.58.20.154
i hate your site it dosen't help me find anything at all!!!!!!!!!
jessica
abilene, tx USA - Mon Dec 9 11:43:38 2002 from 216.134.16.71
Thank you for providing good information for your web site visitors. I have used your site recently to point out to my son (he is in 2nd grade) that the Disney version of "Pocahontas" is complete fiction, and tarnishes our integrity as human beings. We are decendants of the Sioux, and can fully appreciate how harmful such disinformation can be. Once again, thank you.
Kimberly Youngerman <kimberly@mdtops.com>
Suffolk, VA USA - Sat Dec 7 12:09:35 2002 from 24.196.254.59
i am pleased to know that there are others out there interested in the ancestors, wether or not related. the way of life of the natives was so peaceful, in harmony with the nviorment, they did not bring trivial matter of wastefulnnes only did what was meaningful to them to life.unfortunately, the culture of most tribes was demolished tragicalyy, the truth of their exile unknown and unsaid by the american "patriots", i think that this sight is great in bringing people's thoughts on this subject together, even if some comments are a bit ignorant.
chrissy <boootz9@yahoo.com>
El Paso, Tx USA - Sat Dec 7 3:19:45 2002 from 216.63.174.249
I want to thank the brave Americans who came twice in France to save our country from the germans invaders (WW1 and WW2). Native American Indians helped a lot with the "transmission" of coded messages, because the ennemy could understand every code language made up with english, german, russian and other european-based languages, but the only one that could not be possibly understood was the one made up with different Indian dialects. Thank you again, brave Heroes, You shall never be forgotten!
missing-lynx <missing.lynx@laposte.net>
Paris, France - Thu Dec 5 10:19:04 2002 from 80.14.187.24
Again Martin, you have proved to Natives that ignorant people claim the most ignorant things. I am sure like me, many people laugh at you because, there is no excuse for such stupidity. :)
Sacha <hun_e_b18@hotmail.com>
Jefferson City, MO USA - Thu Dec 5 0:22:18 2002 from 216.106.67.13
We kicked your sorry ancestor's ass! John Smith was my 9th great grandfather. loser
martin <mheina@msn.com>
Falls Church, VA USA - Wed Dec 4 0:41:51 2002 from 138.88.60.60
I need help on Pocahantas
Sue Ellen Martin-Gray
oh, Ohio USA - Tue Dec 3 19:18:54 2002 from 67.39.76.21
This is a great website to learn about native americans since I am of indian blood
Stephanie <StephSweet8@aol.com>
Los Angeles, c.a USA - Sat Nov 30 22:17:45 2002 from 64.12.96.169
Does anyone know what a longhouse looks like or has any websites with pictures of longhouses?
Samantha <samanthakwoo@yahoo.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Sat Nov 30 10:53:14 2002 from 24.98.149.150
My social studies teacher recamended me to this site and i have lerned alot i never knew about the stoy.. Thanks
Jon King <johnnyking2002@hotmail.com>
NA, Mi USA - Wed Nov 27 14:48:57 2002 from 204.38.142.200
I'm a half-breed or half indian and i'm trying to find my people so if u have info on the tribes e-mail me at jessiecat2004@yahoo.com don't call me Jessica call me White Shadow.
Jessica Morris <jessiecat2004@yahoo.com>
Florala, AL USA - Tue Nov 26 13:32:46 2002 from 12.158.107.27
I am trying to find a complete listing of all the sub-tribes,tribes or nations in the southern maryland area during the 1600-1700 time frame. Basically south from the Washington DC line including Charles, St. Mary's, Prince Georges, Ann Arundle, and Calvert counties. Unfortunatly most all of these tribes have been assimilated into the majority population long ago. I would like info on what,where,how they lived and survived. The beliefs and myths etc. Thank You Bob
Bob Kendall <kendall.robert@ndw.navy.mil>
Clinton, Md USA - Mon Nov 25 15:47:06 2002 from 138.145.50.50
Regarding the comments on the Pocahatas piece. It is sad that a people could classify another with a label Euro-American. I am no more European than The Pope is Jewish. I am an American first and foremost, my loyalties are to the sovernty and security of the United States. Furthermore, shame on you for singling out an ethnic group for woes real or imagined. Pocahantas was a cartoon produced by Disney (a company), not "Euro-Americans" (apparently caucasion people).
Christopher
USA - Sun Nov 24 23:12:43 2002 from 216.39.181.151
My heart anguishes over the treatment the Native American People have received. Pray that a reversal is in sight. Also, in the Pocahontas movie, another mistake, the horse was lapping water when he drank! They sip water.
Sunny Leslie <sunny12@comcast.net>
Glassboro, NJ USA - Sat Nov 23 15:00:46 2002 from 68.46.119.51
Nice site.
John Lane <calhobbies@juno.com>
Greensburg,, PA USA - Fri Nov 22 18:11:20 2002 from 65.56.3.159
I really like your website
DeLantia Hellams <tia41_2001@ neopets.com>
washington, d.c. USA - Thu Nov 21 17:25:52 2002 from 164.82.144.3
I would like to know the Indian names for Danielle,Jessica, Faye, and Spencer if anyone knows them or at least one can you e-mail me the name I would be very greatful.
Danielle Cote <missyee@charter.net>
USA - Thu Nov 21 15:42:58 2002 from 66.189.106.159
I agree completly with stance of the Powhaton people. And I thank them for setting the record strait
maggie
belt, mis USA - Thu Nov 21 14:38:49 2002 from 209.106.160.7
"Camai" from Alaska! Is is true that it was the Powhatan Indian tribe that Columbus came upon first?
Lisa <rct@mtaonline.net>
Eagle River, AK USA - Wed Nov 20 22:43:01 2002 from 12.17.140.132
My family has "some" American Indian heritage;but, just "how much" is unknown to me. I wish you well! Your web-site is uplifting and important for seekers such as myself. Thank You Very Much. D.A.Hatton
Deborah Hatton
Vincennes, In. USA - Wed Nov 20 16:36:33 2002 from 165.138.37.30
Wakan Tanka !(the Great spirit, the great mystery, in Lakota, from the book "Lame Deer, seeker of Visions", the life of a sioux medicine man). Sorry, I do not have any knoledge or information on Pamunkey language.I have an ancestor who might have spoken the "powhatan" fluently, I discovered him on the web, his name is William "Langaloo" Winston, the uncle of Patrick Henry the great orator who said " Give me liberty, or give me death", it says on the web that he loved Indians, dressed like them, and was in love with an Indian princess, and every body in the neighborhood was mad about the mess it caused. Look for him on "Google", I wish there was a book on him, what a character ! So long, Rica
Rica Matoaka Powhatan <zomrack@wanadoo.fr>
Paris, France - Tue Nov 19 14:24:26 2002 from 81.48.226.109
Mitakuye Oyasin ! (all my relative; words spoken after many Sioux ceremonies). We may be relatives... I have a familly tree from Virginia which goes up to the beginning of the XVIIth century : Winston, Dabney, Bolling, Flemming, Bickerton. God, if only, one of them was related to the Powhatans or the Rolfes, it would make me sooooo happy. Anyway, even as a little french girl, in my childhood, I was convinced I was a little indian "wisinca" (girl). I am 52 now, I have been every where in the world, and the big dream I still have is to go to a Pow-Wow, one day. I now it would be even more exciting if I knew for sure that native-indian blood is running through my veins. Somebody mentionned in this golden book that there is a specific look with Native-Americans, among others : small nose, high cheek bones, un "je ne sais quoi", and after 14 generations, I think I have it! If somebody, with the names I gave above, could give me some information, I would appreciate it a lot. I went to see the Disney's Movie, in Paris : "Pocahontas" with my 11 years-old niece, the "Grand Rex", a great old art-deco movie theater was full of screaming kids, eating pop-corn, and at the end, when the lights went on, I think I was the only one weeping like an old widow lady, I thought this movie was so sad, but of course, it is because I feel "Indian". I was surprised, later on, to read about the true story of dear Pocahontas, (for example, when in the english court, she says "Liar" to captain Smith! Good for her !). Poor baby, twenty years old...She should be happy to know that she is, with "Thanks Giving", the most famous emblema of America. Kiss, Rica
Rica Matoaka powhatan <zomrak@wanadoo.fr>
Paris, France - Tue Nov 19 13:37:33 2002 from 81.48.226.109
This Web site is very educational and even for people that don't have Indian blood, it is a very instersting way to learn about our first peoples'. Indian's need to be given very much credit because even now in modern life when you go and see Indian tribes and the way they live their lifes it's so cool that they don't need all the modern things we cry for Indians are truly nature people and we all should learn more about them.
Marilyn <rosepetals33144@yahoo.com>
pembroke pines, fl USA - Tue Nov 19 10:16:46 2002 from 205.188.209.75
This site is so cool I love it!!!!
Nancy Phander <buffyakanansea96@cs.com>
Toms River, NJ USA - Sat Nov 16 19:58:49 2002 from 68.39.202.91
I can't promise results, but if you (ie everyone who's posted), really do want to learn about your roots, native or otherwise, there are better ways to do it than asking for someone to 'send information.' I've been researching my family for a while, and have been very successful. Most of my family is British or Irish, but the methods are the same. Write to me, and I'll do what I can to send you in a useful direction.
Mike <cooties@sympatico.ca>
Hamilton, On Canada - Sat Nov 16 1:49:12 2002 from 65.93.187.21
If anyone has any information concerning the Moorman_William family heritage, please reply asap. Thank you for any help receive
Rebel <Moortumbleweed@aol.com>
Hernando, Ms USA - Sat Nov 16 0:17:16 2002 from 64.12.96.169
this is so wacked
asdasdf <dafda@aol.com>
adadf, y USA - Fri Nov 15 11:27:05 2002 from 205.204.242.23
my g,g, grandmother was have cherokee have black. my grandmother's name is ruth henderson from fredricksburg, va. she was married to roscoe henderson. they lived there for many years. as a result they had 14 children, and i am one of the grandchildren. i look like a full blooded cherokee. i have the humpy nose very high cheek bones long straight black hair and a small forehead. when people look at me they don't know what to think . i refuse to deny my heritage especially when i look like a black indian. can someone please help me. my family is very funny acting sometimes i think they envy my indian look but i can't help it. they won't tell too much about my gg grandmother or her name. all i know is cherokee runs strong in my family. and i need to know my roots as far back as i can go. i am on a publick computer which i have acess to everyday well 5 days a week. so i am hoping someone will have more time to assist me in my search being that i am really not computer literate.
karen lynn porter <cherokeegirl@ancestry.com>
houston, tx USA - Fri Nov 15 11:09:56 2002 from 204.65.3.233
im in a guestbook how cool man this is like the best thing ever man peace out biznotchys
Samantha
Green Bay, wi USA - Thu Nov 14 14:35:35 2002 from 169.203.102.6
I am trying extremely hard to find information about my lineage on both my mother's and father's sides of the family. I think it is vital to know your background and history because with out that, where would we be?
Tiffany Graham <greenbunner@hotmail.com>
Houston, TX USA - Thu Nov 14 4:40:44 2002 from 128.249.205.19
As for your site,it is a light to the heart,for the eye has no joy without the heart.The words of truth resound the voices of the living waiting for us by the breath of the wind.As for man,he chooses to dive into the pond out of his thirst instead of kneeling by the pond to take the water to mouth by the hand.In his diving into the pond he faultier's the waters and destroys the beauty within.So it is with greed.Hollywood took the love of the truth and took it to task for profit.They have taken the gold for themselves and they may have it.For the joy of the lie will bring them to task in the end.As they spit on me I will smile because the truth is with the ones of understanding.As for the young noble lady in the story are the words of goodness,"She is driven like the snow for she castes her purity onto all things.Her breath is of the purity of the heart and her love is that of the time we share,for she loves the things of God and he loves her wisdom unto her thoughts.For she dwells in the things of his love and all is light to her love".From the Potawatomi,Italian,Irish,French,INDIAN :)Great,Great,Great,grandfather was a scout for the French ---->>>> Go Chief GO:)
Dancing Bear <simkid14@hotmail.com>
Upper Darby, PA USA - Wed Nov 13 22:17:46 2002 from 68.81.79.254
I am an eighth grade (African-American) American History teacher at Ridgeroad Middle School in North Little Rock, Ar. I've enjoyed comparing the Euro-Americanhistory and the Powhatan heritage history with my students. One question that I always ask is: "Who knows more about your family heritage, your family, or someone moves into your neighborhood"? This makes for some very interesting discussions and essays. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
Schula M. Holley <ojaibo@aol.com>
Little Rock, AR USA - Wed Nov 13 12:39:42 2002 from 170.211.4.91
great site i want to visit the muesem some day
taylor davis <taylorbrooksdavis@yahoo.com>
staunton, va USA - Wed Nov 13 11:07:37 2002 from 166.67.49.193
I have just read the Pocahontas Myth. It saddens me so that this happened, Not only for the Misleading Movie of her life, but also for the sad turn of her actual life. I am one of both bloodline's, Pocahontas' and John Rolfe's. On the Euro-American side, I am deeply saddened by the actions of other Euro-Americans then and today. Why in the world do you have such hatred and disrespect for others who are not of your "kind". On both sides of my bloodline my entire mind and body, Such Lies and Animosity THEY MAKE ME SICK.. I pray for those who encounter people like you,( the Other Euro-American's), I pray YOU MAY NEVER RAIN ON THEIR SPIRIT. Amen
Karla E. Dallas <threerivers@wcc.net>
San Angelo, Tex USA - Tue Nov 12 17:12:29 2002 from 208.33.46.25
If any one has information about my relatives within the next two days E-mail me
Lyndsy Rolfe <Bunnyrabbit418@aol.com>
Lowell, mi USA - Mon Nov 11 13:16:24 2002 from 216.120.184.194
I am an Indian Lore Merit Badge Counselor and therefore except all information on the subject. Thank You!
Dottie <dlporcella@att.net>
Virginia Beach, VA USA - Mon Nov 11 10:17:35 2002 from 157.21.11.9
I just wanted to thank members of the various First Nations of North America for their efforts during war time, particularly WWII. I know a great many fought for, and died for the United States and Canada, and I wanted to tell you that I appreciate it a great deal.
Mike <mike@akacooties.com>
Hamilton, ON Canada - Mon Nov 11 7:55:03 2002 from 65.93.187.106
Continue to Educate!!! The more people learn about the THOUSANDS of years Native Americans lived in harmony with nature, without destroying it, and without losing a connectedness with the Great Spirit, the more people will recognize that your message is not only necessary, but URGENT. I suggest anyone reading Leslie Marmon Silko's "Ceremony" and "Almanac of the Dead," if you haven't already! Much Thanks for this site!
Tracy <editors@expatriatecafe.com>
Medford Lakes, NJ USA - Mon Nov 11 7:13:57 2002 from 68.45.40.227
In all fairness to Pocahontas and Powhattan, their stories aren't quite complete here, either. There were some disagreements (even) in this family, and the split they caused apparently continues to this day, affecting our respective outlooks and ideologies.
Chief Powhattan married twice. His two older sons were half-brothers to Metoaka/Pocahontas and her younger brother, but the two sets of siblings didn't quite see eye-to-eye. From the tone of this site and the names I've seen, it seems obvious that many of the people at Ramapo are likely to be descendants of that first marriage.
As for Disney: They worked closely with the Pamunkey tribe before and during production, but at no time did they pretend to be making anything other than a Disney movie. It was never intended to be an historical documentary, nor was it ever presented as such -- any more than their "Hercules" was meant to be an accurate portrayal of the original Greek myth.
I couldn't agree more that it's important to tell the true story of Powhattan and our people, but it should be the full story. With all due respect, I think it should also be told without the centuries old family fights (they can be acknowledged as being a part of our story, but maybe we should work them out amongst ourselves), and not blame anyone for things they never did.
I'd love to hear from any members of this family, so if you'd like, send me an e-mail. The address above has been modified slightly to dissuade Spambots. Just put it back into the usual format to reach me.

Muffy <MarMerSands{at}hotmail.com>
USA - Thu Nov 7 22:39:21 2002 from 64.80.240.6
It probably wasn't the site. Any good writer can write about anything, even if it is a bad subject. I am a writer, and I have seen many people fail just because they didn't try hard enough. Don't blame others for you misfortune.
Sacha McKane <sachamckane@hotmail.com>
Jefferson City, MO USA - Thu Nov 7 17:05:16 2002 from 216.106.39.54
THIS SITE BITES!!!!!! I GOT A D ON MY REPORT!!! THANK YOU FOR NOTHING!!!
JP <dtfd@aol.com>
haha, haha USA - Thu Nov 7 13:24:25 2002 from 67.84.14.145
The disney movie LIED!!!!!!!
Diane <gfhfdghjf@aol.com>
Malibu, Cali USA - Thu Nov 7 13:22:17 2002 from 67.84.14.145
It was wonderful to learn about the native peoples of this area, and I agree with your assessment of Euro-Americans. Every Summer I attend the Canoe Carnival in Medford Lakes, NJ. The ignorant and unevolved displays which I have witnessed are sickening. However, for the people behaving the way that they are, putting on these displays, their actions are some type of tribute to Native Americans. This sentiment continues to allude me to this day. But it is difficult to help people to understand who have been raised to think against others. Empathy and humility are scarce.
Debra <Debarelli@hotmail.com>
Runnemede, NJ USA - Thu Nov 7 12:54:41 2002 from 209.66.33.148
hey i'm jus reacherin 4 pohontas 4 my project
Julie <...>
Falls Church, VA USA - Wed Nov 6 21:35:30 2002 from 207.172.11.148
I am doing a research report for my english class. I need a hero story, a story of origin, and lesson story from the Powhatan tribe. Please email me!!!!!
Brittney <bpitveltcol@netscape.net>
Huffman, TX USA - Wed Nov 6 17:45:54 2002 from 198.64.160.78
I am looking for information about Princess Nicketti, Pochahontas' daughter or grand daughter. Married a man with last name Hughes. Thank you. WWatkins
warren watkins <warren.watkins@lakemanassas.com>
gainesville, va USA - Wed Nov 6 11:14:34 2002 from 68.48.95.194
hey!! i love this site...but do u think u can put in some pictures of Pocahontas...? cuz i need some for school n i haven't been able 2 find any!
Melissa <cheerangel9518@yahoo.com>
Northfield, MA USA - Tue Nov 5 15:38:09 2002 from 140.186.102.123
Just found your website, didn't have much of a chance to browse but will do so soon. I've attended Pow Wows and have a great interest in Native American people and your culture. My deceased husband had Lenape ancestry and we shared the same desire to learn as much as we could. There is such wisdom in the ways of your people, I have always found it to bring me a peaceful feeling. Carole
Carole Shepherd <grandmahorsey1@aol.com>
Whiting, NJ USA - Mon Nov 4 16:00:13 2002 from 162.130.1.69
I am writing a critical analysis on Disney's Pocahontas for my Native American studies class. Your true story and history of Pocahontas is very enlightening and useful. Thanks.
Elizabeth Jarrell
CA USA - Mon Nov 4 13:33:22 2002 from 128.114.228.87
I am a descendant of the Powhatan Confederation, specifically, the Nansemond Indian Tribe. It took me more than 50 years to uncover this fact, but when I attended the Nansemond Pow Wow in August I was made most welcome, and in fact presented with three Bald Eagle feathers, the quills of which are wrepped in the colors of the service medals of those wars. Never have I bees so honored and welcomed. Anyone having an opportunity to attend one of these ceremonies will be filled with tears of joy in the celebration. Visit the Nansemond Indian Tribe website simply by typing Nansemond Indians into your web browser..
George James <gj1200@directvinternet.com>
Spartanburg, SC USA - Sun Nov 3 18:07:03 2002 from 64.192.155.29
I don't know why but i have been like so into native american history since i went to Hewitt, New Jersey and i climbed a mountain and when i started to climb i was really upset but when i got to the top it was all worth it it was so beautiful i believe that the Lenape' tribe was in and around this area and i just believe that you as a native americans have a beautiful history and culture and i love reading about native americans from the 1800's and and the 1400's it's amazing how they appreciated the earth so much and maybe if people today respected the earth like you native americans back than did, the world would'nt be this corrupt. but thank you for your history and eveything because i sure do appreciate it
Madison Alexis Morgan Rountree <Playett sexy04@aol.com>
Paterson, NJ USA - Sun Nov 3 15:42:26 2002 from 152.163.188.40
i love powhatan indians
isabel
USA - Fri Nov 1 17:58:18 2002 from 198.81.26.205
Hello, my name is Sarah and I am doing a project on American Indians for my Writing class. I would like to interview an American Indian who lives on the Rankokus Indian Reservation. If you would liek to help me please email me at sht6@pitt.edu . Thank You!
Sarah <sht6@pitt.edu>
PA USA - Fri Nov 1 9:31:11 2002 from 130.49.69.55
I know there is one painting portrait of Pocahontas in England. It was hung in the Rolfe castle or mansion somewhere. It shows Pocahontas in her fancy English party dress. There is another painting of her and her son in everyday clothes. He wore a beautiful white shirt. Her facial features were obviously very Indian. Her eyes were slant. Her whole face reminds me of the actress named Jamie-something the one who appeared in "Northern Exposure" White people who are descendants of Pocahontas carry a very tiny drop of Powhatan blood from Pocahontas who was herself a fullblood Powhatan. Did they inherit her health genes also back in 1700's? Diabetes? Lazy eye muscles? Chicken bones common in Eastern Native American tribes. Look up the list of genes common to those groups, look it up in Nanticoke websites.
Tate <talladega21>
calif, USA - Thu Oct 31 20:58:36 2002 from 64.173.77.254
Like others in your guestbook, I am trying to be in touch with my Native American heritage. I were it proudly and with dignity. I would like to visit the Museum and Reservation to feel the spirit of my ancestors that lies within my bloodline. I have also found that by making my family aware of their heritage it aids them when they go seek any medical attention. Some illness and conditions of the body surround the fact that we are of Native blood and this aids in treating and diagnosing these medical conditions. It is vital that we are made aware of our heritage. It is vital that we be in touch with that heritage.
Marilyn J. Taylor <taylormj@umdnj.edu>
Teaneck, NJ USA - Thu Oct 31 14:29:42 2002 from 130.219.114.138
I am also researching my family history. I believe I am part Powhatan, but whatever tribe I am decended from, I am very proud to be who I am. Thank you for telling the truth about Pocahantas. I hope Disney will be willing to take their mistakes public and help everyone to know the truth. God bless you!
Hannah Boone
Raleigh, NC USA - Thu Oct 31 8:12:35 2002 from 67.32.47.61
I'm doing a project on Native Americans and I picked Powhatan!
Samantha Woo <samanthakwoo@yahoo.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Wed Oct 30 18:30:17 2002 from 24.98.149.138
I think that Pocahontas would be a very nice girl. I would visit where she lived sometime. I am sad about what happened to Pocahontas. Thank you for telling me about her real life.
Angelica Parsons <matthewp@netins.net>
Stanhope, IA USA - Tue Oct 29 13:09:10 2002 from 216.248.97.183
I have a great respect for Native American people as my 12 year old son and I recently visited Pine Ridge and Rosebud Reservations in South Dakota over the summer. I love your website and hope to visit your museum soon. The Blossom Foundation for Children & the Environment www.blossomfoundation.ORG
Carol Sullivan <blossomfound@aol.com>
Metuchen, NJ USA - Fri Oct 25 21:19:32 2002 from 66.208.202.197
Loved your site... My G/F is half black and half Lenape/Nanticoke. I am glad others are looking at the Native American past. If we can only get Hollywood to do some homework. Hopefully Josie won't remain naive her/his/it's whole life. There is additional information on other clans.. Search google. its out there
Evan Mayo <info@kegtapper.net>
Baltimore, MD USA - Thu Oct 24 20:15:42 2002 from 67.243.133.216
Well, I just wanted to say that I am so glad that there is a website for the Rankokas Powhatan Reservation. I used to live in Tarnsfield, a nearby neighborhood. I was in girl scouts and we always went to the festivals. I loved learning about their history, getting to see the dancing and hearing the music, and of course the jewelry. Now I live in Texas, and the nations here are very different from the one I grew up knowing. Very interesting, and I love learning more and new information, but it is so good to be able to get online and see what is going on in Jersey. I was very impressed when I found this site, and despite what some very rude people have commented on, I am so glad I found this site! It means a lot to me. The people were always very friendly, and loved to answer a little girl's many questions when she would go visit. Now I am 19 and miss getting to visit. I was always interested, still am, and fascinated by the people, thier culture, and the way they lived. I have so much respect. I hope someday I might be able to make it back for a festival. Good times. Thank you for having this site. It means a lot to even me.
Deanna Cavezza <dee_vez@hotmail.com >
Garland, TX USA - Wed Oct 23 18:53:03 2002 from 129.62.16.22
this is a lovely site for those who love good things
MUGU <MUMUMU@yahoo.com>
ikeja, lagos nigeria - Tue Oct 22 17:33:42 2002 from 80.88.139.229
Although I agree with the sadness over what happened to the Powhatan Nation, Disney only commercialized and perpetuated a myth which had been around a long time. Also, the history of the world - good or in most cases bad - is written on one group of people overcoming another group. I do find it interesting that people for some time find it desirable to be related to Matoaka. My grandmother for years claimed to be related until my father determined that we were related not to the children of Robert Bolling and his first wife Jane Rolfe, but to Robert Bolling's second wife: I don't think my grandmother ever forgave this!
Chip Bailey
USA - Tue Oct 22 12:30:14 2002 from 198.51.174.14
Gee Josie, Ever think of opening a book? Don't criticize a whole TRIBE of people because you're too lazy to do your homework, it's very rude.
Alexis Whitney <lerlene@hotmail.com>
los angeles, ca USA - Mon Oct 21 17:48:50 2002 from 64.164.249.212
your website sucks... add more information. i'm gonna get a bad grade because of your helpless site.
josie atwood <atwoocps@yahoo.com>
colo spgs, co USA - Mon Oct 21 15:41:55 2002 from 209.248.64.46
I just happened to find this website by chance. I just attended the Rancocas arts festival this past weekend on sunday with my boyfriend and his mother. I had such a good time and learned much about the indian dancing and traditions just by going to this festival. I have a great respect for this culture now even more so than before. I especially liked the indian food, and all the vendors. I did quite alot of shopping! :) I hope to go next year as well :)
Jennifer <anglgrl0077@cs.com>
Forked river, nj USA - Thu Oct 17 18:13:06 2002 from 64.12.96.169
My fiance' and I were at the 2002 Arts Festival on Saturday October 12. The rain did dampen the proceedings a bit but in all we enjoyed our stay and hope to come again in the spring of 2003. We enjoyed the dancers, the music, the food and of course my lady enjoyed the vendors. The Native people were kind and considerate and we loved being amongst them. Very friendly. I know the hurt the white Euro's have caused upon the Native peoples and I feel sadness in my heart over this, but at the same time I sing praises to your efforts to rebuild your nation in my state. You have done a wonderful job and I pray you all the success possible in your endeavors. I signed up for the $40. gift for us and intend to renew it every year with perhaps an upgrade in the future. Thank you all so much for the wonderful time you showed us all, and may God speed your every wish and plan. Always, Vincent abd Marilyn
Vincent Cardillo Jr. <jmcfund@hotmail.com>
Boonton, NJ USA - Tue Oct 15 11:30:31 2002 from 66.19.42.140
I am helping my daughter do research on Chief Powahtan and i am delighted to read your historical background on the Powhatan Indians and the accurate events that took place. Thank you . Jerry and Katherine Albert
Jerry Albert <jgalbert@aol.com>
redwood city, Calif USA - Sun Oct 13 18:35:57 2002 from 152.163.188.40
Greetings. It was a pleasure to visit your web site.
Deborah White <deborahjo@neo.rr.com>
tallmadge, oh USA - Sun Oct 13 11:23:56 2002 from 24.166.40.16
hello, my name is danielle, and i married a souix man from north dakota. i also have blood line. we are regester with the standing rock reservation in fort yates. i just wanted to see if there was any kind of info you could send me on events out here? we have six children, and they get teased alot about there name. i have explained to them about there heratige, and what the meaning of there name is. i think it would be nice for them to learn more. have a great day. and i hope to hear from you soon. danielle
danielle buffaloboy <sheshagirl23@aol>
collingswood, nj USA - Sun Oct 13 2:05:44 2002 from 68.44.132.20
I haven't written in a long time. Hello to all. If it weren't for our attending the Powhatan Renape Festivals we wouldn't have met my late father-in-laws cousin, Carl Major. He is very dear to us and we keep in touch by email and phone. We really miss attending the festivals since we moved to VA in 1994. We appreciate getting notices of events even though we live so far away. May God continue to bless everyone. I've done a family tree research project and have found "lost" family members via the internet. Keep up the good work. Your web site is "fantastic" and very informative. I like reading what people have written in the past.I am very proud to be a Native American. God Bless America! Oct. 12, 2002 6:24 p.m. LJT vasquaw822@pmtnet.net
Lois Janet Tupponce <vasquaw822@pmtnet.net>
Gretna, VA USA - Sat Oct 12 18:17:17 2002 from 12.96.221.222
Thank you for providing an interesting and informative festival and museum for your brothers and sisters and all the public. It was very much enjoyed
L. Phander
Toms River, NJ USA - Fri Oct 11 14:40:54 2002 from 38.138.58.42
I think the note above requesting that no advertising be posted to the guestbook is pretty straightforward. Once I would have left, but six times - and in all caps - was too much. Please do not continue to post your ad here.
Mike <cooties@sympatico.ca>
Canada - Fri Oct 11 11:06:13 2002 from 65.93.186.241
Your tribe is awesome!
Alison
Calamus, IA USA - Fri Oct 11 10:00:38 2002 from 207.177.70.176
I'm half Powhatan from my dads side. I only knew about the Disney version till I did a history paper on her just today and I'm shocked and sad by the fact Disney did this and not everyone knows the truth about her and everything. I'm really on both Rolfes and hers and I didn't notice that before till today though.
Heather <heathersingingsensation@hotmail.com>
Va USA - Thu Oct 10 22:53:08 2002 from 207.42.62.212
I have gone to all of the outing that you have had ,And My kids and I love it Now my Kids take there kids . We always come with 2 to4 cars because we bring our friends.Thank you fro having this ,
Natalie Russell <natalier2001@rcn.com>
Collingdale, Pa USA - Thu Oct 10 13:10:36 2002 from 208.59.91.220
Thanks - nice site.
Stan
Anderson, Ill USA - Thu Oct 10 0:37:24 2002 from 65.93.184.237
My family and I have been attending your festivals for many years now, have a GREAT respect for the American Indian people.
summerkiri <summerkiri@prodigy.net>
horse country, nj USA - Wed Oct 9 12:03:26 2002 from 68.46.50.165
I read your piece on Pocahontas and was appalled by how the disney company have manipualted the true story. I hope you do not kind, but i have used this as inspiration for my history essay and think this will open peoples eyes and tell them not to always believe what they think they know
Phillippa Hibbs <peter@peverilcastle.fslife.co.uk>
York, UK - Tue Oct 8 16:38:27 2002 from 195.92.168.169
man she is got it goin on...hahaha no ive seen dogs that look better than that
Jimmy Buffet
USA - Tue Oct 8 10:29:57 2002 from 208.214.188.62
Iwould like to discuss the structure and powers of the aricles of Confederation. Why did they fail?
cecilia <cecilialopez@microsoft.com>
Bakersfield, CALIFORNIA USA - Tue Oct 8 2:54:31 2002 from 24.161.221.216
Dear friends I would someone to contact me on the history of the Powhaten Indain tribe. I need to know everything. E-mail addresses and where their headquarters is located. I been working on my family history. Thank you K.Goode
ken Good <goodek@grayson.edu>
Sherman, TX USA - Mon Oct 7 12:19:47 2002 from 209.151.114.174
Correction needed to be made here. President Bush is not descendant of Pocahontas. He descended from the sister of Mr. Bolling's wife (her maiden name was Kennon. Mr Bolling descended from Pocahontas. His wife was non-Indian. Thank you
FireBird
LA, ca USA - Sun Oct 6 1:07:10 2002 from 204.31.233.85
Poca is good!
JohnR
USA - Sat Oct 5 14:03:13 2002 from 205.188.209.75
Did you know that our President Bush descended from Pocahontas? Well, it was already verified by sources on internet. Go into Yahoo.com and type the key words in search box: president bush and pocahontas. You will see an article coming up about him and his family tree.
windy
USA - Sat Oct 5 1:41:31 2002 from 204.31.232.37
BOY!!! It is crazy to see how many kids Pocahontas really had (behind closed doors). I am not searching for FAKE lineage, I am Absentee Shawnee of Oklahoma as well as Creek. I just wanted to say that this is a nice sight. And I feel for your tribe, expecially when you've got people constantly asking for information on "THEIR" grandmother Pocahontas. CRAZY!!! I get the same thing done to mine...
Shawnee <hun_e_b18@hotmail.com>
Jefferson City, MO USA - Thu Oct 3 2:49:57 2002 from 216.106.39.85
This thing rocks like crazy
Antrone <StunningT89@netscape.net>
norfolk, va USA - Wed Oct 2 18:04:32 2002 from 67.200.147.106
I am saddened by this story. I glad that I can tell my 6 year old the real story. Thank you.
Amy <lakeeriemom@yahoo.com>
Perrysburg, OH USA - Tue Oct 1 20:13:39 2002 from 206.107.236.110
I LOVED POCHAHANTA!!! SHE WAS HOT AND DONT U LIE NO DONT U LIE
john rolfe
USA - Tue Oct 1 14:19:48 2002 from 12.159.171.177
I am so glad that I found out the truth of the Pochahontas movie. But I sort've wish the movie would've told the truth in the first place. I wish everybody