Who are the Chippewa?
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2023
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My grandfather Albert DeRosia was a chippewa indian born in the 1880s. Everyone always said he He had the biggest hands and was very strong and powerful. He joined the military at 17 years old. He later faught in ww1 where he would sleep in a fox hole. There were apparently a few occasions where he killed enemies with his bare hands. He actually wanted there to be a german so he could get some cigarettes. He was a logger and would stay in the wild for weeks at a time building power line roads. He loved hunting and fishing and being outside. He had my dad when he was very very old. Wish i got to meet him.
Enrolled Member Turtle Mountain Agency; Chippewa Band; Belcourt ND. Metis 1/2-Chippewa1/2 French Canadian. Parents spoke limited dialect French/Canadian/Chippewa. As I understand, migrated from Batoche, Saskatchewan area to ND. Historical Heritage Event, Battle of Batoche 1885 Louis Riel, Metis and First Nations against Canadian Government.
I am a Chippewa descendant
Amazing! Do you have any interesting stories from your family?
@@twominutehistory My Great grandmother was born in Old Mission in 1872 her parents as children lived along the river during the Lewis and Clarke expedition. Also I have descendants of the trail of tears on my mother's side as well . oh, Back to my Great Grandmother, she had my Great Uncle in 1923 he was born on the reservation she filed his birth with the Chippewa registry. They then later moved to the Ohio valley then to the Carolinas. My Great Father her husband, was a free man from Ohio. He's was brought over from Denmark to Nova Scotia to Philadelphia
Me too !!!!
I went to the island as a young boy my grandfather had many friends there
You are an Anishinaabe decedent not Chippewa.
Ojibwe is our language the white people mispronounced Ojibwe into Chippewa
You are Anishinaabe not Chippewa
The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down
Of the big lake they called Gitche Gumee…
are you serious quoting from a song?
We are Anishinaabe meaning “the original people”
We speak Ojibwe
The people that came here pronounced Ojibwe (Oh-jib-way) incorrectly saying Chippewa (chip-oh-way)
Chief Kishkauko The Raven is my childrens 6x great grandfather. He was one of the chiefs who signed the Treaty of September 24th 1819.
'Chippewa'
Korean Language
집에 와(chipe wa:come home)
집(chip:Hause,Home)
I'm Ojibwa Indian and proud of it
Yooo im a Chippewa decendent, i usually just call it Anishnabe.
Pretty cool mate.
Awesome!
Me too ojibwe anishinaabe gojijing anishinibeg ! Couchiching First Nation
Anishnabae as well. We’re in Saskatchewan. They are a big tribe
I am related to Joseph Demarais (Demarie). With his two brothers, Louis and Frank, they explored the Chippewa River in 1832.
"One account claims that Louis Demarais came here with Jean Brunet from Prairie du Chien in 1836, and was the first white man to bring his family to Chippewa Falls. They came in canoes and told that on the way up river they passed the Bad Axe Battle Field, the last stand made by Black Hawk a couple of days after the fight, and could see the bodies of the slain on the shore. Joseph Demarais married Angelique, who was of French and Indian blood, the couple had five daughters."
I have a tin picture of 'Angelique' (her given Ojibwa name is not known), standing in a combination of traditional tribal wear and French clothing. Her long, dark hair woven into waist length braids.
The family name has since changed to 'Porter' since their job on the river was one of porting travelers across the river and falls.
The good people, who live on this earth the right way.
I wasn't aware they wore the same headdress as the plains tribes...love the photos.
Im Chippewa-Cree from Rocky Boys Reservation in Montana
Me too. We have a great story as to how Rocky Boys came to be, don't we?
How good is this Keeping tradition going Well done to them
Thank you, respect 🪶🦅🐎🦬
1:28 I love the native americans history
Nice Video.I am Blackfoot (Siksika) Goodwin's is my Family.
In Wisconsin there is the Chippewa River, The city of Chippewa Falls, which is the county seat of Chippewa County.
These tribes are our brothers and sisters to our Abenaki peoples love this video
Justin Thunderbear
Koasek cowasuck traditional band Abenaki Nation NH
Deer clan
My daughter found out she is a descendant of the Abenaki tribe. How can I help her find more information?? Is there a person or place she can contact? Her father's side are part of the Menards...
Mitakuye Oyasin.
Ahò🪶
I believe "Michigan" is the Chippewa word for "Big Water", or "Great Water".
Interesting!
It looks like they have/had a rich cooper skin tone... Beautiful 💯💯💯
and DID! It’s amazing that they would rather die than actually tell the truth about this culture. Hi-jacking is the name of the game and survival of the fittest!
Olá sou do Brasil ótimo vídeo
Niin omma, miigwetch 😊
I have found out that one of my ancestors are part of the Chipwa tribe, Italy, Germany and Irish.
Little Shell Tribe Montana
Hi Rod Assence ,Christian Island , Little Clam Decendent 😊
POZDRAV SVIM INDIJANSKIM ZAJEDNICAMA
I'm of the turtle clan
You lost me at 'vibrant and diverse'
Fun fact: i am a descendent from chippewa royalty.
But who are you
Cool I'm a Chippewa and michief
@@tristenmarsh7143 niceee
What family do you come from , I am a Registered Tribal Member and from the largest Band in The US , I am interested .
@@nativestacker4185what nation ?
Indodem elios ..
We had ?? We have
We are still here
A'ho
I'm north dakota chippewa short the allegations began to surface that can't hero was
Chippewa is the wrong way to say it.
Ojibwe is our language
The people came here and mispronounced Ojibwe into Chippewa.
We are Anishinaabe
To all the people that say they are a decadent you are a decent of Anishinaabe (the people) not Chippewa
Анишиннаабе.
From a different country but Indians but not US Indians
My daughter is a descendant of the Abenaki tribe. Are they related to the Ojibwa? She found her realatives in areas close to the Ojibwa tribe. The Abenaki has so few members that remain, just trying to help her find her connections from the beginning of Colonist Invasions. Her family was shipped off to boarding schools, or killed off. In her father's generation, it was the Catholic priests/church that raped & abused her relatives. I have NEVER connected to Religion, altho I am white & raised in a Christian home- I rejected these teachings. God is NOT inside a building made by man. The Great Spirit put it in my heart at a very young age, before I was born- that I am Native. My daughter says that my Soul comes from a Past life. I agree. White is the color of my skin, but my Spirit- my soul are connected to The Native's ways and my "Being" knows on a soul level that I am one of The People.
Mitakuye Oyasin
Ahò🪶 Show me the way that my steps should follow. And connect our family who is calling to Us.
Many thanks for listening. I have a long relationship with friends of different tribes. Each has taught me many traditions. I am honored to be accepted as I am.
While I respect these native tribes, none of them ever built a hospital or a university and were very superstitious. Their belief in spirts and the like were probably what held them back. The video mentions that they currently operate business, wo they benefited from their association with the White culture.
First of all , if it wasn't for the Sioux and the Ojibwe in Minnesota , there would be no Mayo Clinic also this land was full of trading and enterprise long before the Migrants first came and a person could drink water from The Mississippi because it was crystal clear and clean . A person could walk through the woods here for days and never starve because food grew everywhere , also The US government copied Tribal Government Structure and it is still that way today . Many Universities today are built on Land being held in trust by The US and every time you visit a State Park that is also Land being held in Trust There are many other ways that Native American Tribes contribute to todays society and are very important to the History of the US.
every one come immigrated to America
What?
and whites was first in china they all killed off@@ruthe.langley4013
Everyone needs salvation here are the words of salvation please forgive me jesus im a sinner come into my heart and save me from my sin I no that you are the savior and I no that you died for me on calvary and I no that God raise you from the dead and you are alive and I thankyou for your salvation in Jesus holy name amen and its important to always ask for forgiveness every night I hope someone gets saved
all make up storys about there lifes
man what 💀💀
really you say so @@SpearMaster_Real
What?
Disrespectful, intellectual laziness.
I am related to Joseph Demarais (Demarie). With his two brothers, Louis and Frank, they explored the Chippewa River in 1832.
"One account claims that Louis Demarais came here with Jean Brunet from Prairie du Chien in 1836, and was the first white man to bring his family to Chippewa Falls. They came in canoes and told that on the way up river they passed the Bad Axe Battle Field, the last stand made by Black Hawk a couple of days after the fight, and could see the bodies of the slain on the shore. Joseph Demarais married Angelique, who was of French and Indian blood, the couple had five daughters."
I have a tin picture of 'Angelique' (her given Ojibwa name is not known), standing in a combination of traditional tribal wear and French clothing. Her long, dark hair woven into waist length braids.
The family name has since changed to 'Porter' since their job on the river was one of porting travelers across the river and falls.