Dude, the colony was never lost in the first place. They carved a location name into a tree and when people went there to find them, they found Indians with blue eyes. There's no mystery as to where they wound up.
@@AndyHappyGuy No one knows for sure. If we agree that it was Roanoke colonists who inhabited the area, then we can reasonably surmise that a few of the colonists went to be with the Indians while the main body temporarily stayed at Site X in order to wait out the drought before joining their brethren. It would have been devastating for the Indians to accept the entire group of colonists during this time because there would have been too many mouths to feed.
I have a few Goins I connect with on ancestry and 23&me. Also have people with the surname Goins for ancestors. Not just Goins but Moore, Brown, Adams, Lowery, Collins, Gibson, Evans, Goodman, Berry, Ransom... and more. Lots of ancestors from North and South Carolina ( some of which seem like they magically appeared there ( brick walls). Then of course Virginia and a few of them followed the same migration patterns of other melungeons ( Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas. Most are 3rd cousins to distant. 23&me does show West African and North African/Western Asian ( Egypt, Levant, Arabic).
So who would I contact about furthering the research? I’m a supposed descendant of the lost colonists. There were two men with the last name Berry. My research concludes that my ancestors were in America before the US was established, more specifically South Carolina, but the paper trail ends in the 1700s.
I have a list with a lot of names, some came in portuguese ships and others in spanish ships, to america, there are "english " names there too. But when theya rrived there thereewas already something there, 100 years later brits made there their colony,, well theya ttemped several times. So your name menas nothing,, you ahve to search for the truth. Comlomb was portuguese, he was working for spanish governemnt.
the roanoke settlers survived, but they had to move elsewhere as the local inhabitants drove them away due to their eating all the dogs and cats, they were eating the pets of the people who lived there.
My grandmother was born Virginia Dare White passed a few years ago and said we are related to John White and that we are part Indian. I took a Ancestry DNA test and didn’t get Indian results, but my sister did 23&me and got .4 Indian results. I’m not sure? My grandmother grew up in Westfield, Ny.
I was born in north Carolina. Where the lumbee tribe of NC is now but they say they are Croatoan. My birth father is blonde hair blue eyes my mother was brown hair brown eyes.
My Mother folks have been in this coastal area of N. E North Carolina hundred of years. Our mtdna, which is not common is I1a. Surnames which are from males are Williams , Griffin, White etc.
I have a blonde haired blue eyed father I was born in north Carolina like the lost colony. Crostoan. Historical marker on lumbee tribe of NC land now says crostoan lol...
Old wives tells say a boat sank and many were killed. Our family reunion in Wilmington NC is interesting all color eyes,skin tones,hair textures,hair colors blended many ways. Some elders say we are from the lost colony.🤷🏽♀️.
Like I said on the last take that I saw of you guys the The Lost Colony probably mixed with Indian and they never died out they just moved to the Indians and got married with indians
How they did that if they hadnt any ship? they were in an island, and had to go to another island,, even the brits went there an d they said they couldnt go to the other island due to tides and winds, and that was not possible even after severala ttemps... So better think in what oyur saying , there is something wrong in this hisotry you know why??? HISTORY was hidden by brits, so they considered it LOST!!! Why dont you go and make a researchh??
Those colonists must have had family in England. Has anyone researched the colonist's family in England and matched their DNA with people in in this county. It seems that would solve the mystery.
I was adopted from NC Robeson county in 1975 and adopted then too. My paperwork from the adoption said my birth father was blonde hair blue eyes andy mother is brown hair brown eyes. I have Scottish descent too. Possibly Jamestown links and possibly the DNA from denisovans and possibly a minute percentage of DNA from either the dutch gaul Assyrians mesopotamia or sumerian in very minute percentages. I am stick in Alabama trying to get to NC to get a real genetics test at unc Pembroke in a lumbee county. Just to see. Dime people in my life since 1975 are trying to prevent me from finding north relatives and from getting my own birth certificate. Some in my ex wifes family and ex coworkers wanted me out of the way for father's days sndy children's birth days over something personal and political they might have led some people I know into violence over it since 1987. I have to have the dna test first.
They should go back and find ancestry to England then look for common family and take this DNA... Then look for that DNA in current possibilities. This clip really is not sufficient...
Try looking for Kimberly Dare and her daughter and son. Daughter's name is Kinsey. Her son is about 39. I can't remember his name. She told me she was part Native American. She lived in Greenville, North Carolina.
How are they doing this without the colonists dna? It just sounds like more speculation if you ask me.... Mose early settlers were male and only male who isn’t to say it is from a different colony?
A very noble effort, but I think it would be easy to find people in that area with both native and European DNA. That proves absolutely nothing unless you could find someone in England who is known to be a direct descendant of the colonists and who could be matched with someone in eastern North Carolina. I think the obvious conclusion is that the colonists were killed by the natives of the area. To me, the thing that would be conclusive is that after the colony disappeared there was no oral or written history that remained, no one who has claimed to be a grandson, no letters. There's nothing. They just vanished. Had someone survived wouldn't there be any letters or correspondence. Out of 115 people wouldn't someone have tried to make it back to England?
I was thinking the same thing. They could write down anything they wanted... unless they didn't have enough supplies mayne to write anything that's why they carved it? Actually no they could of used many different things to write something down .. unless they believed that they were abandoned.
I agree that anyone who has European and Native could just be a good guess.. also agree that they should look for people in England who are known to be ancestors and match North/South Carolina. However, there are quite a few oral stories and some "proof" of mixed groups being encountered by Europeans in early colonial Carolinas.
@@sarahMuahahaha But that still wouldn't provide a link to the colonists. There's just nothing there, absolutely no tangible proof that anyone survived. There were 115 colonists and not one of them ever made it back to England. Nor is there any written correspondence from any of the colonists indicating that they survived. And there is no one in eastern North Carolina claiming to be a descendant-----someone who could be matched to a known descendant in England through DNA. To me the most logical outcome wouldhave been that they were all killed by the natives of the area
Survival of the Browns was not necessary if the Brown DNA was donated to an unwilling recipient. In fact, such an act of donation might have directly caused the non-survival of one or both of the Brown men.
This doesn't make any sense. Are they opining that, over 500 years, no one else named "Brown" married an Indian girl, so this guy has to be descended from "THAT" Brown? That's just silly.
There is someone remnant of Roanoke Jamestown captain smith brown brothers John white Catawba Croatian Lumbee and Tuscarora. I have a blond haired blue eyed daughter. Twin girls brown hair blue eyes. Possibly another set of twins with with green eyes and red hair. Another possible relative has light brown hair amber eyes. I had light blonde brown hair when I was younger.
I was born in NC in Robeson county NC and my birth mother was American Indian possibly descendant of John Rolfe and Pocahontas matrilineally. I hope my Lumbee surname can be traced on matriarchal DNA through my birth mother. I hope to be descendant.of Rhoda strong or boss strong with Scottish descent too.
No. In fact, part of the Jamestown colonists' mission was to FIND OUT what happened to the Roanoke colonists. Part of the reason that John Smith was spending so much time with Pocahontas and Chief Powhatan was that he was trying to get information out of them.
Nick Hentschel and that’s how I came to be. Pocahontas married John Rolf & they had my 10th great grandfather. This month, there will be a gathering of Pocahontas’s descendants & a new exhibition in Jamestown. Check it out!! 😁
One haplogroup Can show up in multiple ethnic groups. Haplogroups are Not designated to only one group. Example Haplogroup R1b is found in south Asians north Native Americans Europeans and northern Africans. So the test she did didnt prove ethnicity.
The native tribes of north Carolina are mixed. These tv crews just push these documentaries for sells. There was never any mystery regarding this to the people of north carolina. Current day descendants are a part of todays native american tribes of north carolina. The Lumbee Tribe, by way of the Tuscarora.
@@jashoncreed1341 Where are the indians nowadays,, to make them an adn test?? Sorry but the lumbee tribe looks protuguese, or spanish not american indians that look asiatic. Yopu dont need to be an expert to see it, just use your eyes...!!! ANd if you want to talk about adn we can talk but you cant support that truth,,
@Godspeed Yes, I'am not an American. I'am a Filipino, yet, I'am very interested to know more about History, mystery and facts. Thank you so much for giving me this gist. I think imma read more about this topic. 😊😊😊
Roanoke was the first english colony in America, set by England. It was the very first, then they disappeared. After it went missing they started again with Jamestown which was the first permanent English colony in America.
@@One.DeSanctis. Start reading the history you will see the realtionship. Croatoan, in old english what does it mean? I will take you to the truth if you want to know, iam not sure if you can handle the truth!!!
oklahoma was a pirate place.And before tha was a very old portuguese setlemtn place, much before the officials discoveries had start. And much before that,, and there is a reson for that.
I was born in Robeson county nc in 1975. I am Lumbee possibly but might be Tuscarora Catawba and Eastern Band of Cherokee on my mothers side and Siberian denisovan dna on my mothers side. Who I have not met. On my fathers side I have English Scottish Greco Roman Italian Sicilian. Distant Hispanic. Possibly distantly Assyrian dna. I have two sets of twins. With a red head native Russian with green eyes or amber eyes. The denisovan dna covers Scandinavian Icelandic Gaul welsh Siberian. Most native males have different shaped lips due to paternal dna. Mine are different because the mitochondrial dna in mothers that is circular in the mitochondria in each cell can be traced. Only 2 percent of paternal mitochondrial dna leaks through to babies at birth.
Cheif James Bennett Chowanoke is my GG Grandfather. Josiah Bennett is the Father of my Great Grandmother Elizabeth Bennett who is the Mother to my Grandmother Mable Mack. The Enslavers of Free People, Starved them, and Stole their land then shackled my GG Gf Cheif James Bennett and used them as slaves. We pray Justice immediately.
But didn't we all descend from Adam? This is why we can't have world Peace. We should be treating each other as brothers and sisters not competing against each other to see which race is best.
u do realize they would be dumped in the water to sea and eaten. they are not gonna keep bodies on land unless they eaten them and used bones for something. still to this day cant find anything.
Mr. Brown has a European ancestor, but not necessarily a Roanoke ancestor. I think that there were Roanoke settlers who survived and assimilated into the local cultural groups. With that said, seventeenth century European DNA among Native Americans can be also attributed to European shipwrecked people, traders, and fisherman . It could also be attributed to Latin American colonists. If Native Americans were taken to Europe, the offspring they produced with European partners could have if they returned to the New World, contributed to European DNA to the Native American gene pool.
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Dude, the colony was never lost in the first place. They carved a location name into a tree and when people went there to find them, they found Indians with blue eyes. There's no mystery as to where they wound up.
And they--the Lumbee Indians--produced the lovely Heather Locklear, making it all worthwhile.
The Crown abandoned them, and the descendants deserve an apology from QE2, a relative of QE1.
what about Site X?
@@AndyHappyGuy No one knows for sure. If we agree that it was Roanoke colonists who inhabited the area, then we can reasonably surmise that a few of the colonists went to be with the Indians while the main body temporarily stayed at Site X in order to wait out the drought before joining their brethren. It would have been devastating for the Indians to accept the entire group of colonists during this time because there would have been too many mouths to feed.
not necessarily why didnt these descendents go to jamestown?
ancient astronaut theorists say "yes"
Wait..... wrong program
Lol
🤣🤣🤣right!
😂😂😂😂😂
She did my DNA background report . I had no idea how to read those DNA results.Great that we have her working on our side.
I have a few Goins I connect with on ancestry and 23&me. Also have people with the surname Goins for ancestors.
Not just Goins but Moore, Brown, Adams, Lowery, Collins, Gibson, Evans, Goodman, Berry, Ransom... and more. Lots of ancestors from North and South Carolina ( some of which seem like they magically appeared there ( brick walls). Then of course Virginia and a few of them followed the same migration patterns of other melungeons ( Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas. Most are 3rd cousins to distant. 23&me does show West African and North African/Western Asian ( Egypt, Levant, Arabic).
Well this is a weird place to find Zachary Quinto
Was he even in that AHS season?
So who would I contact about furthering the research? I’m a supposed descendant of the lost colonists. There were two men with the last name Berry. My research concludes that my ancestors were in America before the US was established, more specifically South Carolina, but the paper trail ends in the 1700s.
Contact north carolina local tribes.. There is actually a annual play they do about it in north carolina.
I have a list with a lot of names, some came in portuguese ships and others in spanish ships, to america, there are "english " names there too.
But when theya rrived there thereewas already something there, 100 years later brits made there their colony,, well theya ttemped several times.
So your name menas nothing,, you ahve to search for the truth.
Comlomb was portuguese, he was working for spanish governemnt.
Roberta Estes the lady on video
Ooh, me too!
What about those of us who have a mix of Native American too?
John brooks, Hettaras we’re my grandparents. Hettaras is Croatoan
the roanoke settlers survived, but they had to move elsewhere as the local inhabitants drove them away due to their eating all the dogs and cats, they were eating the pets of the people who lived there.
of course they exist - the colony moved in with the Croatan tribe. They even left a note. Isn't it obvious.
My grandmother was born Virginia Dare White passed a few years ago and said we are related to John White and that we are part Indian. I took a Ancestry DNA test and didn’t get Indian results, but my sister did 23&me and got .4 Indian results. I’m not sure? My grandmother grew up in Westfield, Ny.
Please contact the scientist mentioned in this RUclips - You could greatly help her definitive research !!! Dare. : )
Contact Roberta Estes Geneologist
I was born in north Carolina. Where the lumbee tribe of NC is now but they say they are Croatoan. My birth father is blonde hair blue eyes my mother was brown hair brown eyes.
Mr brown and i got along famously
My Mother folks have been in this coastal area of N. E North Carolina hundred of years. Our mtdna, which is not common is I1a. Surnames which are from males are Williams , Griffin, White etc.
The Lumbee tribe of NC say that they are the descendants of Roanoke..they have blond blue eyed kids..Spanish ..Black all mixed..
Mestizo.
I have a blonde haired blue eyed father I was born in north Carolina like the lost colony. Crostoan. Historical marker on lumbee tribe of NC land now says crostoan lol...
Pickett,Lamb,Johnson,Mitchell plus more from Virginia,Maryland,DC,Harrells NC,Wilmington NC,Pender County NC,Duplin County Nc
Traveled that water way,Jamestown NC and areas in Charlotte n SC.
Old wives tells say a boat sank and many were killed. Our family reunion in Wilmington NC is interesting all color eyes,skin tones,hair textures,hair colors blended many ways. Some elders say we are from the lost colony.🤷🏽♀️.
Like I said on the last take that I saw of you guys the The Lost Colony probably mixed with Indian and they never died out they just moved to the Indians and got married with indians
How they did that if they hadnt any ship? they were in an island, and had to go to another island,, even the brits went there an d they said they couldnt go to the other island due to tides and winds, and that was not possible even after severala ttemps... So better think in what oyur saying , there is something wrong in this hisotry you know why??? HISTORY was hidden by brits, so they considered it LOST!!!
Why dont you go and make a researchh??
Those colonists must have had family in England. Has anyone researched the colonist's family in England and matched their DNA with people in in this county. It seems that would solve the mystery.
How can you ever prove that when you don’t have the DNA of the original colonists?
Fascinating
rumor has it that they are still searching
Yeah... For more dollars to push more false mystery documentaries. This is no mystery to the people of north carolina
I would love to reach out to her.
Sir can I talk to you about this video of yours
I was adopted from NC Robeson county in 1975 and adopted then too. My paperwork from the adoption said my birth father was blonde hair blue eyes andy mother is brown hair brown eyes. I have Scottish descent too. Possibly Jamestown links and possibly the DNA from denisovans and possibly a minute percentage of DNA from either the dutch gaul Assyrians mesopotamia or sumerian in very minute percentages. I am stick in Alabama trying to get to NC to get a real genetics test at unc Pembroke in a lumbee county. Just to see. Dime people in my life since 1975 are trying to prevent me from finding north relatives and from getting my own birth certificate. Some in my ex wifes family and ex coworkers wanted me out of the way for father's days sndy children's birth days over something personal and political they might have led some people I know into violence over it since 1987. I have to have the dna test first.
thanks ! !
Do they do have your pin in Indian DNA and European DNA
Thanos snapped case closed.
Oh please
I liked Mr. Brown in Resivore Dogs.
Ok but is the dude related or not??
They should go back and find ancestry to England then look for common family and take this DNA... Then look for that DNA in current possibilities. This clip really is not sufficient...
Try looking for Kimberly Dare and her daughter and son. Daughter's name is Kinsey. Her son is about 39. I can't remember his name. She told me she was part Native American. She lived in Greenville, North Carolina.
Virigina Dare was buried in Robeson County, between Red Springs and Pembroke. The Lumbee are descendants of this colony of settlers.
@@The_Real_Katsuki_HeroNo.1 They should dig her up and check DNA.
@@lilacsunshine3044 They sadly never discovered her gravesite
test the Powells, there were 2 there
How are they doing this without the colonists dna? It just sounds like more speculation if you ask me.... Mose early settlers were male and only male who isn’t to say it is from a different colony?
Why trip so far to 'colomise' without some skirt in tow...
They most likely have living descendants in England whose DNA they have collected.
A very noble effort, but I think it would be easy to find people in that area with both native and European DNA. That proves absolutely nothing unless you could find someone in England who is known to be a direct descendant of the colonists and who could be matched with someone in eastern North Carolina. I think the obvious conclusion is that the colonists were killed by the natives of the area. To me, the thing that would be conclusive is that after the colony disappeared there was no oral or written history that remained, no one who has claimed to be a grandson, no letters. There's nothing. They just vanished. Had someone survived wouldn't there be any letters or correspondence. Out of 115 people wouldn't someone have tried to make it back to England?
Yeah, I'm wondering where the "proof" is in this story.
I was thinking the same thing. They could write down anything they wanted... unless they didn't have enough supplies mayne to write anything that's why they carved it? Actually no they could of used many different things to write something down .. unless they believed that they were abandoned.
As a matter of fact any imnecile can look to thsoe indians , and see theya re not indians.. theya re not asiatic...
80% of british history is a lIE:
I agree that anyone who has European and Native could just be a good guess.. also agree that they should look for people in England who are known to be ancestors and match North/South Carolina. However, there are quite a few oral stories and some "proof" of mixed groups being encountered by Europeans in early colonial Carolinas.
@@sarahMuahahaha But that still wouldn't provide a link to the colonists. There's just nothing there, absolutely no tangible proof that anyone survived. There were 115 colonists and not one of them ever made it back to England. Nor is there any written correspondence from any of the colonists indicating that they survived. And there is no one in eastern North Carolina claiming to be a descendant-----someone who could be matched to a known descendant in England through DNA. To me the most logical outcome wouldhave been that they were all killed by the natives of the area
Instinctively, a humuns beings number #1 priority is survival. Better to assimulate than die.....
not true for those ho commit suicide
My descent in NC lumbee descent is on my mother's side. Could it be the descendant of who they called "Pocahontas"?
If that’s the same area, maybe.
Neato
Survival of the Browns was not necessary if the Brown DNA was donated to an unwilling recipient. In fact, such an act of donation might have directly caused the non-survival of one or both of the Brown men.
I'm pretty sure this is related to me..I grew up in Roanoke VA.. Dare cave to my school..my great grandmother was annis...hmmm
love the narrator!!!
Zachary Quinto! 😍
I’m from there and hold the blood of both
Heather Locklear.
Mystery solved.
This doesn't make any sense. Are they opining that, over 500 years, no one else named "Brown" married an Indian girl, so this guy has to be descended from "THAT" Brown?
That's just silly.
It's cool but maybe search for missing people who still might be alive first
What a ridiculous statement. There is nothing about doing this DNA test that prohibits anyone from looking for missing people.
What can a scientist do about a missing person?
if its alive you will find it...
Lmao of all the comments I was not expecting this one
There is someone remnant of Roanoke Jamestown captain smith brown brothers John white Catawba Croatian Lumbee and Tuscarora. I have a blond haired blue eyed daughter. Twin girls brown hair blue eyes. Possibly another set of twins with with green eyes and red hair. Another possible relative has light brown hair amber eyes. I had light blonde brown hair when I was younger.
Are you a native american from that tribe.I heard somewhere that colony was started by croatians from raguza or durovnik
I was born in NC in Robeson county NC and my birth mother was American Indian possibly descendant of John Rolfe and Pocahontas matrilineally. I hope my Lumbee surname can be traced on matriarchal DNA through my birth mother. I hope to be descendant.of Rhoda strong or boss strong with Scottish descent too.
Might not like what u find
Hello
Seriously? Didn't the people at Jamestown go to Roanoke & live with the natives there?
Atkrdu 🤣 I’m pretty sure that’s not the case...bravo for effort though!! 👏😁
No. In fact, part of the Jamestown colonists' mission was to FIND OUT what happened to the Roanoke colonists. Part of the reason that John Smith was spending so much time with Pocahontas and Chief Powhatan was that he was trying to get information out of them.
Nick Hentschel and that’s how I came to be. Pocahontas married John Rolf & they had my 10th great grandfather. This month, there will be a gathering of Pocahontas’s descendants & a new exhibition in Jamestown. Check it out!! 😁
No, they did not.
In 1597 if I were an Englishwoman on Roanoke, I would have no problem being with a beautiful strong Native American male. I'm just sayin...
Croatians
dude this gives jurassic park 2 & 3 vibes
One haplogroup Can show up in multiple ethnic groups. Haplogroups are Not designated to only one group. Example Haplogroup R1b is found in south Asians north Native Americans Europeans and northern Africans.
So the test she did didnt prove ethnicity.
The native tribes of north Carolina are mixed. These tv crews just push these documentaries for sells. There was never any mystery regarding this to the people of north carolina. Current day descendants are a part of todays native american tribes of north carolina. The Lumbee Tribe, by way of the Tuscarora.
@@jashoncreed1341 Your being sick with your stupid invented histories...
@@jashoncreed1341 Where are the indians nowadays,, to make them an adn test??
Sorry but the lumbee tribe looks protuguese, or spanish not american indians that look asiatic. Yopu dont need to be an expert to see it, just use your eyes...!!! ANd if you want to talk about adn we can talk but you cant support that truth,,
There are subgrups of haplogrus
Lol, I’m a Brown from the same family.
why study roanoke?
@Godspeed may i ask what significance this Roanoke clan gave history?
@Godspeed Yes, I'am not an American. I'am a Filipino, yet, I'am very interested to know more about History, mystery and facts. Thank you so much for giving me this gist. I think imma read more about this topic. 😊😊😊
The first English person to be born in "New world" was in that colony.
@@arniejeanyapIt i belive was the first settlement in America. It dissaperared. Its a mystery. People want to know why.
Roanoke was the first english colony in America, set by England. It was the very first, then they disappeared. After it went missing they started again with Jamestown which was the first permanent English colony in America.
HeLa was born in Roanoke
What does Henrietta Lacks have to do with Roanoke? I'm actually curious if there is a theory out there.
M. DeSanctis I like the way you think!! It was an interesting factoid I hoped others would also be intrigued by!
What does it means, i could have born in Uk and do not be englishhh or blond.
@@One.DeSanctis. Start reading the history you will see the realtionship.
Croatoan, in old english what does it mean?
I will take you to the truth if you want to know, iam not sure if you can handle the truth!!!
They did not even do the 🧬 search what the h311
Recently found Dare Stone points to 7 survivors taken hostage and used as slave labor in the natives copper mines.
🙄🙄🙄
Nah they all got eaten by dinosaurs.
Alien dinosaurs from Oak Island
The stone say a pure boy went unto a place or another name maybe this has something to it most stuff is common sense u over think u over miss
Evans 13. Sir Robert Labouff Brown Tsianni red feather Evans all in oklahoma after removal jennings oklahoma
oklahoma was a pirate place.And before tha was a very old portuguese setlemtn place, much before the officials discoveries had start.
And much before that,, and there is a reson for that.
I was born in Robeson county nc in 1975. I am Lumbee possibly but might be Tuscarora Catawba and Eastern Band of Cherokee on my mothers side and Siberian denisovan dna on my mothers side. Who I have not met. On my fathers side I have English Scottish Greco Roman Italian Sicilian. Distant Hispanic. Possibly distantly Assyrian dna. I have two sets of twins. With a red head native Russian with green eyes or amber eyes. The denisovan dna covers Scandinavian Icelandic Gaul welsh Siberian. Most native males have different shaped lips due to paternal dna. Mine are different because the mitochondrial dna in mothers that is circular in the mitochondria in each cell can be traced. Only 2 percent of paternal mitochondrial dna leaks through to babies at birth.
I have ancestors from Robeson
The narrator is so boring
The Roanoke colonists became slaves of the Indian tribe.
what indians? can you read, can you use your eyes? Dont look so.
give a look to mr white draws...
Real
Boring .
😶 they didn't belong there in the first place
Ět
Grow up.
@ I have your "Red Savage" right here, Racist.
That is not for u to decide.
True Brits didnt belonged there.
Cheif James Bennett Chowanoke is my GG Grandfather. Josiah Bennett is the Father of my Great Grandmother Elizabeth Bennett who is the Mother to my Grandmother Mable Mack. The Enslavers of Free People, Starved them, and Stole their land then shackled my GG Gf Cheif James Bennett and used them as slaves. We pray Justice immediately.
I am a descendat ronoake. Italian and cherokee
You can’t be if you were you would be Native American and English not Italian
No, you're not.
@M. H. STOP DREAMING!!!
@M. H. There are hundreds of thousands of us.-
Man--- get a life...
But didn't we all descend from Adam? This is why we can't have world Peace. We should be treating each other as brothers and sisters not competing against each other to see which race is best.
BRYAN351 not clear to me. Please elaborate
No one is trying to say that any race is better
u do realize they would be dumped in the water to sea and eaten. they are not gonna keep bodies on land unless they eaten them and used bones for something. still to this day cant find anything.
Fascinating
Mr. Brown has a European ancestor, but not necessarily a Roanoke ancestor. I think that there were Roanoke settlers who survived and assimilated into the local cultural groups. With that said, seventeenth century European DNA among Native Americans can be also attributed to European shipwrecked people, traders, and fisherman . It could also be attributed to Latin American colonists. If Native Americans were taken to Europe, the offspring they produced with European partners could have if they returned to the New World, contributed to European DNA to the Native American gene pool.