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The Lumbee Indians An Annotated Bibliography, with Chronology and Index by GLENN ELLEN ST ARR Foreword by ADOLPH L. DIAL McFarland & Company, Inc" Publishers J~fferson, NOl'lh Carolina, and London Index to the Caroli"a I"dia" Voice January 18, 1973 - February 4, 1993" Nv675: 1. Ap 1576: 1. Alcoholic My 5 77: 8, II Bevemges My 19 77: 1. A & A Insurance -Sale: -See also Dial, Agency Dc 1175: I. Adolph. -Opening: Dc 1875: I. American Indian Ag 3 78: I. Allen, YoungH, Studies: AIDS LAp 1874: 2, My 15 75: 5, Dc 1991: 3, Ap 10 75: 1. Nv6 75: 8, Accountants EJu575: 1,2, Ammons, Kiroy Ag 2682: 6, "Along the BP Fe 23 84: 1. Achievement Test Robeson TraiJ." P My 23 85: 1. Scores: 'By Stan Knick, Ancipio. Forenzio Ag3 78: 9, Weekly column, Nv II 76: 6, Achievements beginning Dc 1978: 6, ·Ap 26 73: 1. 5124/90, Anderson, Wallace L Ag3073: 2, Alpha Cellulose Mr 12 87: 8, L Se 20 73: 2, EJI 1990: 2, Andmde, Adrian: 'See also Firsts, American Indian Fe 2593: I. Akwesasne Noles Movement: P JI 1593: 1. Nv 22 73: 4, EAp573: 2, Annexations, ~ Alcohol Abuse Ja 31 74: 2, Education and -Counseling: American Indian Schools--School Ja 1278: 6, Policy Review Districts-- 'Seealso Commission: Annexations, Pembroke Ja 2 75: 5, Applewhile, Cenler, EMr1375:1. George: Alcohol Abuse Ap 17 75: 7, Dc591:2, -Robeson Jl 24 75: L Archaeology County Ag775: 1. -Buie Mound: --Statistics: Fe 1276: 2, P Fe 675: 1-2, Ap6 78: 6, EFe 1976: 2, ~Excavations; Alcoholic LFe2676: 2, E Fe 6 75: 1,2, Beverages Ap I 76: 2, Jl2183: L -Referendum: IRQ 190 Lumbee Indian Bibliography Index to the "Carolina Indian Voice" 19) Nv 2775: I. Bacone College Mr25 82: 8. Ann: Ap 1477: 2. Ja2193: I. My 29 80: I. Mr6 80: 3. Ap987: I. BP Ja 26 84: I. My577:4. Bellecourt, Vemon Ja IS 81: 1. Baker, Jeny, Jr. Oc 15 87: 5. Barton, Comrade Ag 1877: 4. Se 2382: 10. JlI681:8. P Nv 29 84: 12. P Se 3 92: I, 4. Femie: Dc IS 77: 7. P Dc 3 87: I. Ju4 87: 4. AAg3 89: I. 'See also OP Ja 1978: I. Fe 9 78: 5. Benson Chapel Nv 10 88: 2, 5. BP Ju 13 91: 5. Baltimore (MO) Barton, Gany Fe 1678: 8. Baptist Church: EJu2190:2. BP Oc 2992: I. Baltimore News- PJu 1490: I. Ap 27 78: 4. Dc 16 76: 4. Ag30 90: 2. Baker, Joan M; American: .."Life & Times My 2578: 4. Bentley, Ramona: 'Ju 492: 2. My 175: 3. Dc 25 75: I. ofHerny Beny Se28 78: 6. Nv 19 87: 6. PE Se 3 92: 1,2. Baker, Teny Ann Banks, Dennis Lowry"-- Oc 578: 5. Berea Baptist 'Oc 21 93: 3. AMy 175: 4. Ja 18 73: I. Weekly, Dc 28 78: 7. Church 'Oc 28 93: 3. Ballots Barker Ten Mile 10124n4- Mr I 79: 9. -History: P Dc 23 76: 4. -See also II Along My 1178: 2. (Lumberton), see 1218177. Oc 11 79: 8. the Robeson- JuI578:. Lumberton (City) Barton, Harker J1281:9. Bethel Hill Baptist Trail, II beginning Baltimore (MO) --School -Family Reunion: Baseball Church 5/24/90. JI 2673: 3. District-- P Dc 6 73: 4. PJ) 1273: I. -History: Art and Artists LAp2475:2. Annexations. Barton, Katie Lee: Ja 8 76: I. P Ja 677: 5. My 14 81: I. Oc 11 79: 2. Barton Family BP Ju 13 91: 1,4. PSe591: 1. Beulah Baptist Ag2781:9. Se 2382: 6. B Ju 773: 2. Barton, LeW -See also Church Se3 81: 4. Nv 22 84: 1. BP Ja 26 84: 1. A Ja 1873: 3. Locklear, Gene. -History: Oc 7 82: 8. Fe 2185: 1. -CIVlnvolvement: AJa3174:1,7. Beacon Lights P Dc 3076: 4. Mr24 83: 8. Mr785: 1. My 1073: 2. PB Mr 20 75: 2. (Singing Group): P Ju 30 77: 6. Ap5 84: 8. Se 19 85: 1. -History: APNv4 76: 5. Mr 2990: 1. Bicentennial Ag6 87: 3. Nv 1287: 8. Fe2 84: 2. Fe 1077: 3. Beck, Shelia Celebration: Dc 24 87: 1. Nv 1987: 6. Barton, Bruce B JJ 14 77: 3. Locklear: LJa2976: 2. Ju 30 88: 1. Dc 10 87: 8. P 'Ju 7 73: 1,3. B JJ28 77:6. FeI981:1. Mr 18 76: 6. So IS 88: 1. Mr3 88: 6. ALFe 7 74: 2. B Nv24 77: 4. Bell, Devy -Program: Ju 22 89: 1. Mr 17 88: 4. Nv 1474: 4. B Nv23 78: 8. Ap 26 84: 2. Mr24 76: 7. Oc 24 91: 1. Ap 28 88: S. JlI775:4. AP 'Ju 14 79: 1. B My 1784: I. Big Mo's Goal Post Mr 1491: 4. Ju IS 89: 5. Oc 23 80: I. AJu28 79: 3. PAp 11 85: 1. -Opening: 'See also Jl689: 1. A JJ 9 81: 2. JJ 1279: 9. PFe1287:1. Oc 5 78: 7. Godwin, Sheila; JJ 20 89: 1. Ja2083: lA, LAg2 79: 2. PMy 1487: 1. Biggs, Bo Locklear, Gene; P Se 3 92: 1,4. 22A. B Ap3 80: 2. Bell, James F. EAp 1191:2. Lowery, Gloria NOTE: A regular Fe3 83: 2. B Ap 10 80: 2. JJ 2 87: 1. Biggs, Chalmers Tara; Locklear, ran speradically Mr 10 83: 2. B JJ 1681: 2. Bell, James Gregory EMr 190: 2. Robert, Cum- from early 1975 Ja 5 84: I. BJJ3081:2. POC2584: 1. Biography mings, DeLora; through about Ja 8 87: 2. AP Ja 20 83: Bell, Mary Grace Ja 1780: 2. Coronado, Karen; 10116/83. It was P Fe II 88: I. 21A. Locklear: 'See also Wilkins, Mike; not indexed. -CIVEditorship: B Mr28 85: 1. BP Se 2 76: 4. Directories; Lumbee River -Council Fire Ja 12 84: 2. B Ap4 85: 1. Bell, Mary Jacobs: Names of Native American Restaurant: Nv 5 87: 1. B Ap II 85: 2. P Nv 5 92:3. individuals Center for the Fe 5 76: I. -Writings--Review: Barton, Lew Bell, Mary Martin (especially Arts; Lumbee Baltimore American Ja 12 84: 2. AP Fe II 88: 5. references -Family Reunion: U Indian Arts and Indian Center: Ja 26 84: 2. P Ag 1 74: 5. Bell, Pearl Lowery. marked IIB ); Crafts. JI 26 73: 1,3. Barton, Buck -Poems by, in CIV: BP Ja 1488: 1. Leaders; Firsts; Dc 19 74: 6. -Family Reunion: Mr24 77: 3. Bell, Ronny A. Achievements. PMy 175: 2. Ju I 89: 2. Mr31 77: 5. JJ 23 92: 1. Bird, Kenneth D., II Dc 25 75: 1. Barton, Catherine Ap777: 8. My693: 1. Jr. 192 Lumbee Indian Bibliography Index to the "Carolina Indian Voice" 193 AP Se 1875: 7. Dean: Brewington, Bob PAp 1973: 6. E Jl12 73: 1,2. BP Se 22 88: 1. Birth Rate, ~ Vital AMy 1073: 1,4. My 21 81: 1. My 3 73: 1. Jl19 7l: 1. P Fe 2 89: 1. Statistics. AMy1773:1. Brewington, David 0e473: l,l. Brooks, Joe PAp 13 89: 1. Blanks, Sadie Ray AJa2777: 1. Ross: PDc2073: l,4. P Se2773: 1. P Ju 15 89: 4. Locklear: Ap2679: 1. PMy 180: 14. Brooks, Dalton P. Oe 18 7l: 3. P Ag lO 90: 1. PNv 592: 3. AB Ju 1881: 6. Brewington, Lillie BP Mr 20 75: 1. Brooks, Joseph POe 18 90: 5. Blanks, Scott Brayboy, CaIy Mae: LAp 1075: 1,2. ESe 14 78:2. Bullard, Annie Ben B Jl8 82: 6. PJa2491: 1. BPFe488: 1. PJu575:4. Brooks, Larry T. BP Ju 23 88: 1. BPMr 9 89: 1. Brayboy, Connee Brewington, Peggy AP Se 18 75: 6. APAp981: 1. Bullard, Clement Blanks, Tom. -CIV Editorship: P Dc 20 73: 3, 4. Brooks, David Earl Brooks, Louise BP Ap 1488: 1. PMy 1277:8. Nv587:1. Brewington, Robert PA Se 25 75: 2. Dc 2178: 1. Bullard, Donald Blu, Karen 1. Brayboy, H. G. B.: Dc 23 76: 4. Brooks, Mark BPSe88l: 1. -Writings: "Jack"; APAg483: 1. AP Mr 16 78: 4. OPMrl9 81: 1. Bullard, Donald W. JI1780:2. BP Dc 29 87: 1. Brewington, Robin AP My 1878: 5. Brooks, Martin L, PSe2674: 1. L Se II 80: 2. Brayboy, Hampton P Ju II 87: 1. Nv lO 78: 6. A Nv 13 75: 1. Bullard, Early Se 18 80: 10. BPDc6 90: 3. Brewington, Tony Ap 30 81: 9. Oe 6 77: 1,2. OP Ja 1377: 1. Se25 80: 2. Brayboy, James K. P 0e27 77: 7. PFe9S4:7. EFe23 78: 2. Bullard, Harvey Blue, Brantley ONv 1876: 1. Brigham Young Jl689:3. EAp 26 79: 2. Se 6 79: 1. BP 'My 3173: 3. Brayboy, Jean University: Brooks, Dexter POe 24 91: 5. Bullard, Jean Oe 25 73: 5. Brigette: My 24 79: 4. AP Ja 24 74: 1. Brooks, Paul AP Ju 1280: 1. PMy 6 76: 1. Ag7 80: 9. Britt's Produce Ja975:1. PJu2173: 1. AP Ju 26 80: 1. Se 16 76: 6. Brayboy, Mruy E. P Fe 1689: 5. Ja 23 75: 4. Brooks, Percy Ag 2880: 10. Ap21 77: 3. AP JI 25 85: 1. Britt, Joe Freeman My 29 75: 1. Fe 5 76: 1. Bullard, Jennings PSe2580: I. Brayboy, Pattie L. 'Ag7 75: 2. AP Se 2 76: 1. Brooks, Peter OAp 2574: 4. 0e980: 1. -Memorial EFe 2 78: 2. AP Se 9 76: 1. B Ja 24 74: 4. Bullard, Johnie 0e782: 9. Scholarship: Fe 9 78: 2. JaI81:1. OMr774:I,2.
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    the Lumbee Troy Davis of Red Springs, ran very close in Saddletree Township to that of the RFD address of White Troy Davis out of Lumberton. The name is found in the GrahamILowery family cemetery off Prospect Rd. and at Island Grove Baptist Church cemetery, on Island Grove Road, as cited by Jane Blanks Barnhill, Sacred Grounds, 2007, a listing of 162 Lumbee cemeteries of Robeson County. Some by the Davis surname are Black and some were self-identified as Indian in the 1900 Census of Robeson and were listed in the 1900 Indian Census Schedule. The surname Davis was the 6th most popular in the first federal census of America in 1790. DEAL Listed in the 1900 Indian Census Schedule of Robeson County. Death records show the Indian name of Deal in 1954 in Alfordsville township. DEESIDEESEIDEASIDEASE The Lumbee name of Dees first occurred in Bladen in 1773 and again in 1790. Wm Deese was listed in Bladen in 1784. Two Deas were listed as tax payers in Anson County in 1763 and two tax payers were listed in Sampson County in 1784. They appear to have been widely dispersed over the Settlement area. Richard Dees patented 150 acres in Chesterfield County, S.C. on Lynches Creek 8 July 1774 (Royal Land Grants, Craven, Cheraw and Chesterfield Counties, S.C.) The 1850 census of Robeson had Deas family members reporting birth in N.C. by 1780. The name was self-identified as Indian in the 1900 Census of Robeson and listed in the 1900 Indian Census. The Directory of Robeson County, 1900, has some named Dees and Deese as white in Lumberton in 1900.
  • 8 Tribes, 1 State: Native Americans in North Carolina

    8 Tribes, 1 State: Native Americans in North Carolina

    8 Tribes, 1 State: North Carolina’s Native Peoples As of 2014, North Carolina has 8 state and federally recognized Native American tribes. In this lesson, students will study various Native American tribes through a variety of activities, from a PowerPoint led discussion, to a study of Native American art. The lesson culminates with students putting on a Native American Art Show about the 8 recognized tribes. Grade 8 Materials “8 Tribes, 1 State: Native Americans in North Carolina” PowerPoint, available here: o http://civics.sites.unc.edu/files/2014/06/NCNativeAmericans1.pdf o To view this PDF as a projectable presentation, save the file, click “View” in the top menu bar of the file, and select “Full Screen Mode”; upon completion of presentation, hit ESC on your keyboard to exit the file o To request an editable PPT version of this presentation, send a request to [email protected] “Native American Art Handouts #1 – 7”, attached North Carolina Native American Tribe handouts, attached o Lumbee o Eastern Band of Cherokee o Coharie o Haliwa-­­‑ Saponi o Meherrin o Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation o Sappony o Waccamaw Siouan “Create a Native American Art Exhibition” handout, attached “Native Americans in North Carolina Fact Sheet”, attached Brown paper or brown shopping bags (for the culminating project) Graph paper (for the culminating project) Art supplies (markers, colored pencils, crayons, etc. Essential Questions: What was life like for Native Americans before the arrival of Europeans? What happened to most Native American tribes after European arrival? What hardships have Native Americans faced throughout their history? How many state and federally recognized tribes are in North Carolina today? Duration 90 – 120 minutes Teacher Preparation A note about terminology: For this lesson, the descriptions Native American and American Indian are 1 used interchangeably when referring to more than one specific tribe.