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Im pretty sure its Apache but that's just a hunch my grandmothers name is faith beach maiden and my great grandma is Birdie beach faith was born in alto new Mexico can some ONE please do the research for me Im 11 so i cant do the research myself thank you
One would need more information than that.
At age 11, you cannot have your own credit card, or otherwise enter into any contract.
However, if you have access to the internet, either at home, or at a library --- school or public --- you can search for your ancestors.
You should start by asking all your living relatives about family history. Then, armed with that information, you can go to your public library and check to see if it has a genealogy department. Most do nowadays; also, don't forget to check at community colleges, universities, etc. Our public library has both www.ancestry.com and www.heritagequest.com free for anyone to use (no library card required).
Another place to check out is any of the Mormon's Family History Centers. They allow people to search for their family history (and, NO, they don't try to convert you).
A third option is one of the following websites:
Cyndi's has the most links to genealogy websites, whether ship's passenger lists, ancestors from Africa, ancestors from the Philippines, where ever and whatever.
Of course, you may be successful by googling: "john doe, born 1620, plimouth, massachusetts" as an example.
Check out this article on five great free genealogy websites:
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Then there is the DNA test; if you decide you want to REALLY know where your ancestors came from opt for the DNA test. Besides all the mistakes that officials commonly make, from 10% to 20% of birth certificates list the father wrong; that is, mama was doing the hanky-panky and someone else was the REAL father. That won't show up on the internet or in books; it WILL show up in DNA.
I used www.familytreedna.com which works with the National Geographics Genotype Program.
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Sorry buddy but you'll need to be more specific... location of birth doesn't mean anything. Have you tried simply asking your parents or grandparents about the tribe?
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How Do I Find Out What Tribe I am From? – Native American Pow Wows
Posted By PowWow Articles November 18th, 2018 Last Updated on: November 25th, 2019
Researching your Native American heritage can be a complex task. One of the most difficult parts if finding out what tribe your family is from.
Today you can use DNA testing to show you have some Native American blood, but determining what tribe that blood is from can take more time and effort.
You might not need to stress yourself over a little thing your uncles or parents might have an answer to. So, ask them questions. If your grandparents are still living, ask them about your family background. They have more knowledge about that than you do. Branch out to other family members, someone else may have done the research before you.
There are more genealogy websites every day. Do not overlook them. These websites have a huge database of different tribes and their ancestors. You might be lucky to find your family tribe by using one of the sites. Many people have found what tribe they belong thanks to the internet.
Genealogy is complex. Finding your family tribe might take more than surfing the web.
You will likely need to consult other media too.
Libraries are still relevant in this world of electronic PDF books and journals. You can’t substitute the information a library or a repository will give you. You can use local libraries to get facts about one tribe or the other. Also, the library can help you find some books on how to conduct genealogical research of your family tribe. Check for local genealogical resources, for example, the Morman Church has extensive genealogical research.
National Archives and Records Administration has a ton of information that you cannot even consume half of it. You should consider going through some of NARA’s records because they have a lot of information that is focused on Native Americans/ NARA isn’t the only place you can get some needful information. You can as well visit prestigious college libraries.
Sometimes you have to ask for help!
When you have followed these steps and still haven’t found your tribe, the next thing would be to pay a genealogist to do the job for you. The good news is that you already have an idea of the genealogical process. Your knowledge will come in handy when the genealogist begins work. You can choose to hire the genealogist to trace which tribe you belong, or you hire him to work with you on the project you have at hand.
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I recently did a 23andME recieved precentage but no idea what tribe. I would love to introduce my boys to our roots.
I would like to know more about my kids and I heritage, my youngest daughter is 56.3 percentage of Native American, and to she has Mayan in her. My oldest daughter is 54.6 percentage Native American but has Aztec in her pueblo/Taos and other specify natives in them both but want someone to explain and help me out where to look and find more info. Would like to know of help for them to recieve benefits of their tribes if possible to find. Thank you and I am mother I have Cherokee in me want to learn more of that as well
Does anyone have any information on a tribe called WEA? I was told by different family members that My grandmother was from the WEA tribe and also the REDPATH. Im not sure if they are from the same tribe or if they are 2 different tribes. I know my great great grandmother came from around the Wabash River in Northern Indiana and later generations settled in and around Terre Haute, Indiana. I know a little bit about the Wea ,but I cant find anything about REDPATH. Please help! THANK YOU!
So, I am a 17 yr old female with brown hair and hazel eyes, and I know my grandfather on my mothers side was 100%, and my grandmother on my fathers side was 57%… What would that make me? I would like to know because I don’t know who my grandparents are, or my parents really well..
I just found out im 26% native Indian. So im am very proud of this im from Victoria, Texas and was wondering if anybody know what tribe would have settled here!
My Dad was born and raised in Victoria his last name was Tijerina and i am 48 % native american and iwant to know what tribe i came from
Karankawas settled in Victoria Texas
My dad’s name is Michael Moore I’m looking for a john ,Jake Moore from my was married to a Sarah Caldwell Moore)my dad was born in 1951,my grandpa William c bell had a igoure idian mother what percent am I and who was my great grandma,who was Moore cheif
My great grandmother lived in Canada with my great grandfather George Park. My great grandmother was 100% indian but I don’t know her name or where they lived for sure.
My uncle already did a lot of research so locating the specific tribe is easy however I would like to get a DNA test to verify his findings. My great grandmother appears to be Native American and said to be of the Choctaw Nation but I would like to prove this. What is a credible DNA test?
3-8-2019
Blood type A positive and seen 82 percent of cherekee and also seen to none native Indians of gray eyes of 1600 of pale complexion sold into slavery.
Ppl tend to assume only dark complexion, and have wrongful information. Oatmeal complexion of almond shape eyes and not Asian at all, of either side of birth.
I would lime to know my grand mothers information. Her name is not coming up when I search. I want to k ow my ancestry in full for purposes of health, and interested in seeing distant relations. Time is not on my side.
My great great grand father Jerome Bonaparte Engle fought along beside general Custer be had an illegitmate child with an Iroquois maiden.Its said we are Iroquois and part Cherokee.
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