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Combining research services with community education to bring the stories of Beaufort's Influential Black Past to Life.

Native American Records Relating to South Carolina

"The Warrior Project"

Osceola and his African wife Morning Dew

"...Index to the Final Rolls of Citizens and Freedmen"

John Stuart - "Beloved Father of the Cherokee"

1790 Coastal Carolina Indian Cross Reference Database

"Blacklisted" Native Americans

"...all my Slaves, whether Negroes, Indians, Mustees, Or Molattoes"

1860 Slave Schedule - Cherokee Nation

Black Indians of Southeastern America

Black Indian Surnames in Indian Territory, 1860-1914

An Historical Note on the Westo Indians

1890 Wallace Roll - Cherokee Freedmen in Indian Territory

Altamaha Town Unearthed

1860 Slave Schedule Creek Nation

1854 Siler Roll

BLACK INDIANS

FREE AFRICAN AMERICANS OF VA, NC, SC, MD AND DE"

Tame Doe, the Black Indian mother of Nancy Ward

STUART, JOHN, SPEECH TO THE CHEROKEE INDIANS

5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT BLACKS AND NATIVE AMERICANS

South Carolina Tribes

Cherokee Nation 1860 Census

Sancho Mazique, Proud Buffalo Soldier from Columbia, SC

SC Indians, Native Americans – Resources

SC Native American Place Names

Spring Frog of the Cherokee Council

Cathay Williams, Female Buffalo Soldier

The Chapman Roll

John Stuart: "Is He the Father Of Bushyhead?"

Seminole-Negro Indian Scouts

John Stuart and the family of Ookanaka

Indians, Slaves and Freedmen in the Pee Dee Region of South Carolina

Black Indians Records

Colonel Thomas Sidney Jesup's Diary of the Seminole Indian Wars

The Cusabo People

Early History of the Creek Indians and their neighbors

Pocosabo Town - Historic Properties Nomination Form

Narrative of the Early Days of Oceola

Second Tuscarora Expedition

List of Cherokee East of the Mississippi Census, 1835

Indian and Slave Insurrections - USA

Old Hop (Kanaka-Toga)

Indian and freedmen occupation at the Fish Haul Site

STUART, JOHN, SPEECH TO THE CREEK INDIANS

Historic Resources of Yamasee Indian Towns in SC

Francisco Menendez, nephew of Pedro Menendez the Mandingo

Governor Johnson and the Huspah King

Nionne Ollie, the Black wife of Attakullakulla aka Little Carpenter

Dragging Canoe, the Black Indian Son of Little Carpenter

"SOMETHING CLOUDY IN THEIR LOOK"

BLACK INDIANS (AFRO-NATIVE AMERICANS)

INDIVISIBLE: AFRICAN AMERICAN LIVES IN THE AMERICAS

The Chicora Indians

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The Fish Haul Archaeological Site

The Indians of North America in Historic Times, Volume 2

The Escamacu Indians of Santa Elena, Beaufort, SC

Tri-Racials: Black Indians of the Upper South

Yemassee Indian War

The Testimony of Francisco Chicora

Warrior's Project

1759, Letter November 2, From Attah Kallah Kallah to SC Governour Lyttleton

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"Black Indians: An American Story"

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