Mingo Queries

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Ancestors Name: KENT, Mary
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Date of Birth: unknown
State: Virginia
Comment: I am searching for my relatives please contact me.
Contact: Angela

Ancestors Name: CLARK, Nellie
Nee: BLUE
Date of Birth: 3September1882
State: Ohio
Comment: Picture of her in Indian dress with others taken in Plain City Oh. around 1918 or so thought to be a Mingo gathering could it be?
Contact: Mark

Ancestors Name: MINGO, Mariah
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State: Unknown
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Contact: Dexter Mingo

Ancestors Name: BURROUGHS, Tryphena or Tryphenia
Nee: WARDNER
Date of Birth: unknown
State: Unknown
Comment: Sorry to resend, had a bit more info. David BURROUGHS married her November 21, 1793 in Alstead, Cheshire, New Hampshire. She probably died in 1830, in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
Contact: Lisa Burroughs

Ancestors Name: BURROUGHS, Rebecca
Nee: SHEPHERD
Date of Birth: 1803
State: Pennsylvania
Comment: She was born in Laurel Sock, Pa. She was married in 1823-24 in Royalton, Ohio to Asa BURROUGHS. She was the daughter of John SHEPHERD. She died September 17, 1862 in Waterville, Ohio. She bore ten children.
Contact: Elizabeth Hoyte Burroughs

Ancestors Name: BURROUGHS, Betsey
Nee: HONEY
Date of Birth: august 16, 1802
State: Ohio
Comment: She married Allen BURROUGHS son of David BURROUGHS and Tryphena WARDNER. Betsey HONEY was born august 16, 1802 and died november 16, 1879 in Northfield, Summit, Ohio. She had seven children.
Contact: Elizabeth Hoyte Burroughs

Ancestors Name: BURROUGHS, Tryphena
Nee: WARDNER
Date of Birth: guess sometime in 1700's
State: New Hampshire
Comment: Married David BURROUGHS, November 21, 1793, bore eleven children, died after 1830
Contact: Elizabeth Hoyte Burroughs

Ancestors Name: BROWN, Brightwater
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Date of Birth:
State: Pennsylvania
Comment: My mother is a BROWN from Fayette County PA. Wendell BROWN and his sons Thomas who served in the Virginia Regiment with Washington, Manus and Adam are known to have lived in South Union Twp. and German Twp. The BROWNS supplied Washington at Ft. Necessity. We believe that Manus aka. Emanuel, had a Mingo wife. According to family legend, the Mingo Grandmother's name may have been "Brightwater" although this seems to be a common name. The BROWNS maintained a tract of land in South Union Twp that continued to be the family farm until the mid to late 1960s. My Grandfather Wade Hampton BROWN was born on that farm in 1877. My Great Aunt Oceola BROWN-KNAPP is known to have a Prayer Shawl and kept herbal recipies and performed "rituals" that my Grandmother, an Irish Catholic and aunt Oceola's sister-in-law, regarded as "Pagan"! We have also discovered that there have been relics removed from burial mounds on the Brown farm authorized by another Great Aunt Lulu BROWN. This "grave robber" has a decendant living in Florida that has in his possession a "chanupa" that belongs to the BROWN family, my mother. We are just looking for any information on who the "Brightewater" might be. The French/ Indian War treaty returned Native women back to the Nations and there is no record of Brightwaters death or burial. The Latter Day Saints record a "Mrs. Manus BROWN" as being buried in the "Redstone Cemetery" in Brownsville but the dates do not match.
Contact: Vince Dabecco

Ancestors Name: NEPTUNE, Jenny
Nee: NEWELL
Date of Birth:
State: Maine
Comment: Jenny's records aare incomplete as they show her being adopted by one Lolar COLEY and Elixabeth ORSON. Her birth parents were Mitchell NEWELL and Elizabeth FRANCIS( probably Mic Mac) My query is where was she born and which community did she come from
Contact: Ruth Jewell

Ancestors Name: SMITH, Walter
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Date of Birth:
State: Kentucky
Comment: Walter (SMITH) DAVIS is my grandfather. He was born to "SMITH" and a full blooded Mingo indian women in the caves above Williamson, WV. He was later removed from his biological parents and adopted by the DAVIS family. He later married a woman by the name of Edith Maria SMITH. I am trying to research my ancestory on my father's side. My grandfather and grandmother gave birth to 13 children. One of them my father, Thomas L. DAVIS on June 4, 1947. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Contact: Cathy Little