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Anthropologist E.
Raymond Evans wrote in 1979
regarding Melungeons: "In Graysville, the
Melungeons strongly deny
their Black heritage and
explain their genetic...
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Among them was a multi-racial
group of
settlers who
became known as
Melungeons. They have been do****ented as
having primarily European and sub-Saharan...
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ancestry in
their families.
Melungeon Black Irish Ramapo Mountain People Jersey Dutch Bible, Jean
Patterson (1999).
Melungeons Yesterday and Today. Signal...
- J. (September 2008). "Creating Real and
Virtual Communities Among the
Melungeons of Appalachia" (PDF).
Journal of
Kentucky Studies. Karen,
Hughes (2017)...
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Avery F. (Autumn 1973), "An
Introduction to the Guineas: West Virginia's
Melungeons";
Appalachian Journal, Vol. 1, No. 3,
Appalachian Journal & Appalachian...
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wrote a
series of
articles on the
Southeastern ethnic group known as the
Melungeons,
published in the
Nashville Daily American (1890) and the
Boston Arena...
- (1997). My
Melungeon Heritage: A
Story of Life on Newman's Ridge.
Johnson City, Tennessee:
Overmountain Press. Price,
Henry R. (1966). "
Melungeons: The Vanishing...
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maintenance of "racial purity". In his 2005 book on the
Melungeons,
Walking Toward The Sunset: The
Melungeons Of Appalachia,
Wayne Winkler notes that McCullogh...
- Some
Melungeon communities in
rural Appalachia have
historically self-identified as Portuguese.
Given their complex ancestry,
individual Melungeons may...
- D. C.
Louisiana Redbones,
presented at the
First Union, a
meeting of
Melungeons, at
Clinch Valley College in Wise, Virginia, July 1997. (anecdotal history)...
