Besty Freeman ( Graham) Head Stone March 1819 To 1911
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Betsy Freeman (Graham) Head Stone March 1819 to 1911. Betsy Freeman is buried in East Arcadia, Bladen County at Graham Chapel, along with Reddick Jacobs. Betsy Graham-Freeman was the wife of Henry Bowen. Betsy Freeman's daughter, Mary Bowen married Armlin Blanks. Armlin Blanks and Mary Bowen have three children: Mary Liza Blanks-Jacobs, Rhody Ann Blanks-Graham, and Andrew James Blanks. Betsy Freeman is grandmother of Mary E. Jacobs-Freeman, Rhody Ann Jacobs-Jacobs, Rettie Jacobs-Jacobs, and Prudy Jane Jacobs-Graham, Lee Jacobs al born in East Arcadia. Mary E. Jacobs married William Dudley Freeman in Buckhead, Bolton, Columbus County. Mary E. Jacobs moved to Buckhead with her husband and had several children with him, along with many grandchildren who remained and lived in the Buckhead Indian Community, which is better known as Waccamaw Indians. Many Indians in Buckhead and East Arcadia can trace Indian ancestry back to Betsy Graham-Freeman, Armlin and Mary Blanks.
In 2019 through 2021, positive DNA Results prove that Armlin and Mary Bowen-Blanks today's descendants actually descend from the great historic Tuscarora Indians identically matching to Six Nations and New York Tuscarora enrolled citizens the test results also indicated the DNA match the same Tuscarora ancestor as 8th cousins prior to the migration of the historic Tuscarora from North Carolina to New York. Evidence supports with colonial letters in 1766 and 1767 that many Tuscaroras had moved in Brunswick and Bladen Counties and were hunting there. Certainly, John Blanks (Banks), was one of this Tuscaroras who was born in about 1752 who left the Tuscarora Reservation in Craven County, and served in the military war to protect the lands, and for his service he was granted 100 acres in Bladen County, NC in 1773, in the same area identified as Indian Wells in 1725. Indian Wells lands were apparently a Indian refuge settlement village (Eric Norden) for different remnant Indians and banded together to survive during the wars, but according to the positive DNA test results, primarily these Indians were Tuscarora considering the positive DNA Results concluded in 2019, 2020, and 2021 from the Armlin and Mary Bowen-Blanks decedents in Buckhead and East Arcadia who share the same common ancestors. The DNA Test results proved without a doubt that two communities related and that descendants of Armlin and Mary Bowen-Blanks can actually connect to a Federal Indian Tribe: Tuscarora, by and through the positive DNA Test Results which matched identically to more than 20 enrolled Tuscarora citizens in Six Nations and New York Tuscarora. Finally, the DNA Tests results also prove that not all Tuscarora migrated and move to New York in 1766 and in 1831, and that some Tuscaroras clearly moved south to the swamps in Brunswick and Bladen Counties in North Carolina to survive and defend their lands during the wars.
In 2019 through 2021, positive DNA Results prove that Armlin and Mary Bowen-Blanks today's descendants actually descend from the great historic Tuscarora Indians identically matching to Six Nations and New York Tuscarora enrolled citizens the test results also indicated the DNA match the same Tuscarora ancestor as 8th cousins prior to the migration of the historic Tuscarora from North Carolina to New York. Evidence supports with colonial letters in 1766 and 1767 that many Tuscaroras had moved in Brunswick and Bladen Counties and were hunting there. Certainly, John Blanks (Banks), was one of this Tuscaroras who was born in about 1752 who left the Tuscarora Reservation in Craven County, and served in the military war to protect the lands, and for his service he was granted 100 acres in Bladen County, NC in 1773, in the same area identified as Indian Wells in 1725. Indian Wells lands were apparently a Indian refuge settlement village (Eric Norden) for different remnant Indians and banded together to survive during the wars, but according to the positive DNA test results, primarily these Indians were Tuscarora considering the positive DNA Results concluded in 2019, 2020, and 2021 from the Armlin and Mary Bowen-Blanks decedents in Buckhead and East Arcadia who share the same common ancestors. The DNA Test results proved without a doubt that two communities related and that descendants of Armlin and Mary Bowen-Blanks can actually connect to a Federal Indian Tribe: Tuscarora, by and through the positive DNA Test Results which matched identically to more than 20 enrolled Tuscarora citizens in Six Nations and New York Tuscarora. Finally, the DNA Tests results also prove that not all Tuscarora migrated and move to New York in 1766 and in 1831, and that some Tuscaroras clearly moved south to the swamps in Brunswick and Bladen Counties in North Carolina to survive and defend their lands during the wars.
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