Did you even read my entire post? Calm your remedial self down.
Yeah I read it. Didn't change your dumb ass statement though.
Did you even read my entire post? Calm your remedial self down.
Yeah I read it. Didn't change your dumb ass statement though.
Nah you're just an idiot. You're dismissed.
Right b/c idiots use more than one source to acquire information. You stay quoting me as usual and stay worried about my lineage.
Good night
Dang... oh well, I guess I'll just stick with ancestry for now. I might try 23andme as well.African 100%
West African 99% (Mende/Akan 76%Lower Niger Valley 22%)
East African 1.5%
This is what I got from DnaLand. Pretty inaccurate, but I assume this is because they do not have much data so they just matched me to who I was most similar to.
Dang... oh well, I guess I'll just stick with ancestry for now. I might try 23andme as well.
Records and documents match up with most my family oral history. Same with other people Ive done research for.I hope yall nikkas don't really trust these cacs and big companies
Dang... oh well, I guess I'll just stick with ancestry for now. I might try 23andme as well.
I believe I found a "Black" native relative. She is my great great grandmother on my grandfather's side. She has dark skin, clearly native features with straight hair. I believe her husband could possibly be native too but I'm not sure. In 1896, he acquired 300 acres of land valued at over $2000 then which would be $55K today. I wonder how he was able to acquire the money/ or was granted the land. This really makes me think that they could have possibly owned slaves. My cousin told me that my grandfather owned his own trucking company and he was born in 1916 so I believe there was money in the family.
Could it have been land grants due to being Indian? Thats the story I get on my dad's side in Mississippi but Im still tryna figure what was what. This just reminded me I gotta look up some land paperwork.
Alabama Land and Property Genealogy - FamilySearch Wiki
Have you looked into this before? Im bout to dive in when I get some time to see whats up.
Could it have been land grants due to being Indian? Thats the story I get on my dad's side in Mississippi but Im still tryna figure what was what. This just reminded me I gotta look up some land paperwork.
Alabama Land and Property Genealogy - FamilySearch Wiki
Have you looked into this before? Im bout to dive in when I get some time to see whats up.
No problem, good luck in your search!It's funny b/c the county is call Choctaw County and the land was granted in 1896. I think my great great grandpa was Choctaw. Thank you for the link.