18 th Century Lumbee Migrations

Jul 20, 2014

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Chris Burris And Autumn Locklear. 18 th Century Lumbee Migrations. Introduction. The purpose of this exhibit is to investigate the origins and coalescence of the present day Indians in Robeson County. Subtopics. We divided this into three categories - The original native populations

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18 th Century Lumbee Migrations

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Chris Burris And Autumn Locklear 18th Century Lumbee Migrations
Introduction • The purpose of this exhibit is to investigate the origins and coalescence of the present day Indians in Robeson County.
Subtopics • We divided this into three categories - The original native populations - The highland Scottish immigrants - Land acquisitions by Lumbee families
Original Native Population • Tuscarora War Map • John T. Barnwell journal Map • Herbert map

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