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My name is Holly Wareing, and I'm violets great- niece!

I love Mr bodenhamer. He was my favorite history teacher

This is fabulous. A legend.

I live in Texas. But my Grandfather was born in Mountain Home. My last name is Nelson. His mother was a Grand Daughter of Major Wolf.

Nice.True Pride!

Great job Paul!!

This is incredibly outdated. This woman still believes the Clovis first, Beringia migration model.

I'm a Goforth.

I read you stole artifacts from an elderly lady in Arkansas recently

My name is Douglas Nelson. My Grand father was born in Mountain Home Arkansas. His name was Benjamin Franklin Nelson. His Father's name was Jesse Nelson. They moved from Mountain Home to Mathis Texas in the early 1900's. I live in San Antonio Texas now. I'm almost sure that I am some sort of distant relative to Robert Nelson.

I'm a decendant of Jacob Wolf in Texas

interesting stuff. thanks for sharing.

Graham Hancock

James needs to be notified how mushrooms are being used to kills mite. Paul Stamets has found a cure.

Great presentation....but what happened to the ending?

This speech is a mixture of some probable factual history and some major and glarring absence of facts for the purpose of clear explanation: note how Freda only mentions John Watts and no other chiefs.She refers to the treaty of 1817, but does not state what led up to this treaty and what chiefs migrated here, including their rank.She then begins talking about John Ross.She doesn't know that John Ross traveled here in 1814 commissioned by the Cherokee agency in Tenn.to deliver goods.He traveled with sub.agent William Lovely.( I have copies of this signed by him, Tholuntuskee, Black Fox and Kaneetoo) Additionally ,the speaker does not explain enough of the issues in the Cherokee Nation, in the east.1.The relationship with the U.S.inculding the Cherokee agency ,its staff and people who worked there as interpreters and traders and the agents.For example, the head agent was Return J.Meigs.His subagent was William Loverly, who was commissioned to Arkansas, in 1814,to try and make it appear as though the U.S.was earnest in their suggestion, that all Cherokee should migrate to Arkansas, per his speach to the Cherokee National council in 1809.This was the period when Chief Tohluntuskee and 1009, Cherokee migrated here.This subject is important and a clearer more accurate presentstion is in dire need. I have most of the microfilms of the Cherokee agency.I can give s speech with documentation and slowly explain the most important aspects.This includes the 1818 speech by president James Monroe to the Cherokee delegation, who traveled from here to meet the others at Knoxville, before heading to Washington. Paul T.Vickers Author: CHIEFS OF NATIONS : THE CHEROKEE NATION 1730 TO 1839. Inducted into the Museum of the Anerican Indian 2007. Selected as a source : New World Encyclopedia 2017.