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  @MillennialN64Dad2 күн бұрын

  We didn’t build those mounds

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  @georgejcking5 күн бұрын

  Please tell the whole story....Tecumseh was so racist and convinced many tribes, including many of the Creeks, to attempt ethnic cleansing by waging a race-war against all whites!!!😮

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  @kerretvcreek7 күн бұрын

  Very interesting! Excellent video.

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  @_rob_.8 күн бұрын

  Reparations done right. Success story.

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  @Kche_Mkede_Mko8 күн бұрын

  I know nothing of my Creek side. I know I’m Johnson/Berryhill/Darrisaw(sp) if anyone is kin out there, would love to connect. Im also Potawatomi and Choctaw. Megwech aho! 🔥💨🪶✌🏽🦅

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  @SpeakinTruths11 күн бұрын

  🧢

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  @honeyebby22 күн бұрын

  I am of Black and Seminole/ Creek indian descent. Nice video, but I will not believe that everyone is accepted until ALL OF US is acknowledged. Us black indians have struggled for years to be accepted into the Creek nation, and it shouldnt be this hard.

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  @illuminatefilms529412 күн бұрын

  We're so sorry to hear this. Thank you for watching our film. Stories like these truly deserve several films to truly capture it all.

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  @_rob_.8 күн бұрын

  Missing that paycheck aye?

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  @geminimoon629516 сағат бұрын

  ⬆️They’re so hateful they don’t care. They know they’re ancestors all came from Europe. FYI Stop calling yourself “Black”. I did. If you are Seminole/Creek be just that. When the Government reclassified our people to “black” that made them into a status. There is no such thing as black you are Indigenous, Autochthonous Seminole/Creek the original and no one can take that from you. Make them prove that you aren’t!⬆️

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  @KaccvHvtke1825 күн бұрын

  As a Muscogee(Creek) Nation Citizen in Oklahoma I would love if the porch band would leave our ceremonial grounds and ancestors alone and in their final resting place instead of building a casino right on top of them

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  @franklinkettle685327 күн бұрын

  Iroquois confederacy are not push overs tuffing up

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  @franklinkettle685327 күн бұрын

  Keep wishing you pretenders

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  @franklinkettle685327 күн бұрын

  LMAO SELLOUTS

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  @_rob_.8 күн бұрын

  Sellouts???? Have you EVER worked as hard as the ones who put in their lives to obtain this success??? No. You haven't. So keep that lie to yourself. And that music you post, that's messed your brain up.

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  @biggyp.studios6075Ай бұрын

  I don’t like how that guy is wearing a headdress when tribes in the southeast didn’t even wear those! That was mainly plains tribes who wore that

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  @georgemoten702Ай бұрын

  Forgotten ? Naw attempted annihilation,the strength and resilience of our people seeths!!!! My much love and light blanket everyone 🎉 Father Absolute is very happy for us peace and i must lean the language lol

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  @Og-SmooveАй бұрын

  My Mother's (Harjo) family story relocation to Bearden Ok

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  @ThomasDavis-eh9py2 ай бұрын

  Save our Hickory Grounds !

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  @ThomasDavis-eh9py2 ай бұрын

  Poarch Band ARE NOT MUSCOGEE CREEK! REENTER OUR ANCESTORS PORCH BAND!

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  @alexwelts25535 күн бұрын

  The spirits I grew up with in the new Jersey Creek, buried and consumed and non compliant and erased?

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  @akeemthegreat17002 ай бұрын

  These are not the True indigenous people of this land

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  @NashBashy2 ай бұрын

  Hi there, yes, the native Indians are the indigenous people of the land. What do you mean?

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  @creaturecaldwell9858Ай бұрын

  ​@@NashBashy KANGS IS WHAT IT IMPLIES

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  @MrDarkElementАй бұрын

  ​@@NashBashy They are Siberian imposters not the Copper Colored Autochthonous time immemorial occupants of Turtle Island. These people were groomed by the Jesuits, and Missionaries at The Carlisle Industrial School in Carlisle, PA and traded places with the true Amerindians. Trained in our customs yet never constructed anything except gambling casinos to this day. We built above and underground. Masters of agriculture and mechanics tricked by The U.S. Army and forced into concentration camps called reservations. Afterward, compulsory re-education under P.O.W. status the curriculum being about the "Out of Afrika", ridiculousness sold to our people as God-spell....163 years of amnesia. The Sleeping Giant has awoken and is totally pissed off!

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  @creaturecaldwell985816 сағат бұрын

  @@geminimoon6295 . BECAUSE YOUR RACISM

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  @geminimoon629516 сағат бұрын

  @@MrDarkElementI don’t ever wanna see this again!! I’m so offended by this! 😢 My grandparents struggled down there in Alabama and Florida and they reclassified.

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  @crimsonbear93362 ай бұрын

  My Grandmother's side was named Flowers.... think part of PORCHE... SOMEONE let me know if I'm right.... please

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  @MAGaBAMA_843 ай бұрын

  Sooo many people in Alabama, have native blood, but the Gov is making it difficult to trace your native blood, and tribal# We had to trace ours through our family trees, archives, and census records.

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  @NashBashy2 ай бұрын

  HI, what do you mean? How is the Gov prohibiting that? Curious...

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  @mikedavis6690Ай бұрын

  Sounds like everyone else that traces thru the same means…..be glad you have those means .

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  @MAGaBAMA_843 ай бұрын

  My family is all mixed up.. I have Cherokee, Choctaw, and Chickasaw. My great grandmother on my dads side (his mother) was full blooded Chickasaw of Tuscumbia Alabama, My Grandfather on my mother's side was half (25% Chickasaw) (25% Choctaw) of Corinth, Mississippi (50+% white) My grandfather Lowe dads side was around (50% Cherokee) of Cherokee NC, and (50% German) So I have quiet a bit just mixed up. Lol Nearly all of my cousins got into top colleges free thanks to our Native DNA... Clemson university @ S.C., and Perdue University @ Ind.

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  @factsnotfeelings49013 ай бұрын

  Such BS Jackson didn't hate Natives he adapted a Native baby that the red sticks killed his parents 🙄

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  @creaturecaldwell98583 ай бұрын

  Yeah right..he just loved them so much he enacted removal.. then went after us in Florida..makes sense. I wonder if this kind of love will ever float

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  @creaturecaldwell98583 ай бұрын

  How is Russia this time of year ?

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  @_rob_.8 күн бұрын

  Your complete ignorance is showing. Just a headsup.

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  @factsnotfeelings4901Күн бұрын

  @@_rob_. How? I've studied this since I was in 4th grade and will counter any argument you can foster

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  @_rob_.4 сағат бұрын

  @@factsnotfeelings4901 I don't argue with fools. Enjoy your life kid, and that brain you're living it.

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  @factsnotfeelings49013 ай бұрын

  The Red Sticks and Tecumseh was wild

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  @jeroldmcarthur57483 ай бұрын

  Where are the Dark skin Creeks at? Wow! My granny was one🤔

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  @creaturecaldwell98583 ай бұрын

  They reside in your head still

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  @jeroldmcarthur5748Ай бұрын

  @@creaturecaldwell9858 Lol. Otay mayonnaise

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  @georgemoten702Ай бұрын

  They're the original Indians,stop dismissing love as one that's the thought pattern that ruined it all at the start of it all.​@@creaturecaldwell9858

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  @MellyOmatic24 күн бұрын

  We are here. Fighting the the division that was created. #GrandmothersLand

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  @honeyebby22 күн бұрын

  We are still here! I am in Florida where my family has always been, and some instances in Georgia. We are still fighting to be recognized but i truly believe we wont have to fight for long because the real stories are starting to come out. All these Indians are white looking these days AND THEY WANT TO WHITE WASH OUT HISTORY....not the originals AT ALL

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  @mikeandrews18993 ай бұрын

  In the 70's I went to school with a few Lumbee Indians by the name of Oxendine . Nice , hardworking people, but you didn't want to f with them ....they could , and would , fight like hell if you crossed them

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  @tonysouthdakotah67743 ай бұрын

  Was pleasantly surprised to find this video in my Recommendations today.

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  @bambam51303 ай бұрын

  6th great grandson of Chief William McIntosh and 7th of George Cousins

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  @creaturecaldwell98583 ай бұрын

  Thank you relatives..Much Love

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  @alexwelts25533 ай бұрын

  New Jersey Creeks?

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  @creaturecaldwell98583 ай бұрын

  @@alexwelts2553 . Many are scattered..here and there..in Oklahoma most will be found because they were forced there

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  @creaturecaldwell98583 ай бұрын

  ​@@alexwelts2553. Why would you think New Jersey ? Creek are from the southeast..not New Jersey

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  @alexwelts25533 ай бұрын

  Because Caldwell is a town in New Jersey. And because I grew up soaking wet in a creek in New Jersey taking direction from spirits that had me making my rounds, what rocks to flip, what plants to do what with, making trails and shelters, chasing the suckers upstream in spring. And I wouldn't have known they were spirits if they weren't still with me today showing themselves in every possible way. That's as creek as it gets, so I thought you were another jersey creek maybe..

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  @alexwelts25533 ай бұрын

  Also I wouldn't have known they were a named native tribe with a specific location if KZread didn't tell me. I have my reasons to believe that they might be fibbing and taking more liberties to rewrite history yet again.

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  @actionjax88304 ай бұрын

  My family! My great grandfather x6 was Chief Mad Dog aka Chief Efau Haujo! He was a speaker of tribal nations and warrior! I have only recently learned about him and learning more about my ancestors! Fascinating stuff!

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  @rooteddwellings4 ай бұрын

  I’m muscogee and a descendent of Itshaus Micco, subchief of Okfuskee town in Alabama, who moved his people to present day Eufaula. Where my great grandmother grew up and didn't speak English. Love my tribes of the Creek’s

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  @rooteddwellings4 ай бұрын

  Sucks how successful they were at breaking our culture… sure we have some culture but not to long ago it was distasteful to be Native… it worked on my family and my girls family and lots of us became disenfranchised from tribal culture and we had to work at coming back to that culture and still work to be in modern society/ survival… I wish it was easier to engross myself back to my ansestors culture. Especially since my ancestors were prominent in the tribe Fred beaver was my great uncle and he took a different path same with my grandpas brother they are tribal I feel white… we gotta try to not let those stray

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  @user-mk9kj8yf6r4 ай бұрын

  Why are the Indians so Wt washed. 🤔

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  @creaturecaldwell98583 ай бұрын

  What do you mean by " white washed " ..some racial idea ?

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  @creaturecaldwell98583 ай бұрын

  Usermk9k. You still around or did you stay long enough to ask a question then sucked back into your porthole?

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  @user-ob2qd2lq6v4 ай бұрын

  I can't tell you how impressed I am with this story. It was a long time coming but right does win sometimes. Thanks to hard work and sacrifice. It should have been easier

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  @raythomas91765 ай бұрын

  There are many valuable lessons to be learned from these people who have sacrificed their lives to help others! Bless you.

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  @shelbyramirez8675 ай бұрын

  Thank you for this wonderful, moving film! I had my daughters watch it for school as we are learning about the Indian Removal Act and studying the five "civilized" tribes. This was a perfect way to make the Creek history come alive for them. I was so inspired by Chief McGee and his leadership. What an impact someone can make in history! He sacrificed so much for his community and his name deserves to be known. Another take-away was how the Episcopal church was willing to volunteer a space for the kids to have school. I reminded my kids how we can make a difference by doing the right thing and serving those in need.

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  @illuminatefilms52945 ай бұрын

  Thank you so much for sharing this with us. This was an exciting film to produce and we were honored that the tribe welcomed us in the tell their story.

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  @Brittneyannthompson5 ай бұрын

  This has touched the very depth of my soul. Thank God for you, Chief Calvin McGee and R I P.

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  @MrGenogrant5 ай бұрын

  Lies...American means the COPPER COLOR RACE...porch creek 🤣🤣🤣🤣...yall joking us right..

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  @caterolle13355 ай бұрын

  All black people are not indigenous. No matter how much you wanna believe that. If you don’t have paperwork, war history, concrete history with a track record for your family it’s no more of even inserting yourself into other peoples business. It’s all these “we are copper kings of America” Black America are causing too much confusion and don’t even have paperwork or even can tell you in-debt details about their family history. Shit is sad and disrespectful.

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  @creaturecaldwell9858Ай бұрын

  Slave or slave master..which one you

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  @scottydont95406 ай бұрын

  Some of my oldest and fondest memories are going to the Pow Wow on Thanksgiving and it's great to see how far the tribe has come since then. My grandfather was friends with the Cheif and I my mom has great stories about him coming for dinner in his full regalia to talk business with my grandfather. I love that this film gave me greater context for that time and place.

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  @Damesplace6 ай бұрын

  This is my Mothers family's story. Sharecropping until they couldn't and then moved down to Pahokee Florida. My mother took her own life in 1980, at just 30. If she could have gone to College, learned about hor culture and not had to hide it, She may very well have been helping make the way for others. I only found out this past year, and I hope to make connections. I always felt a way that I didn't even feel allowed to feel. I am so thankful to know thete was a reason, The sadness in my Grandmother and Mother are with me, but I hope to get it together and tell thier stories and mine. The younger generation need to hear the stories and keep them alive. To understand why generational trauma must be addressed, is one of the best lessons. Native Americans have been gaslit after every other atrocity ......we can heal and this is duch a step in the right direction.

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  @illuminatefilms52946 ай бұрын

  We are very sorry what happened to your mother. Thank you for sharing this part of your story with us.

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  @cheyackatustenuggee18366 ай бұрын

  They're White Sticks

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  @lionelhammonds23377 ай бұрын

  These are inbreeds

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  @Unknownlocal8504 ай бұрын

  They were 7 generations apart

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  @lionelhammonds23377 ай бұрын

  Indians were considered colored, negro, Indian, so let's tell the whole truth. John 8:32

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  @creaturecaldwell9858Ай бұрын

  Whatever your white master ever said about you just ain't in any way red

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  @creaturecaldwell9858Ай бұрын

  You can believe and push Your slave masters' definitions, claiming that only white or colored people exist only we know you are only a new version of your daddy's agents

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  @lionelhammonds23377 ай бұрын

  This is chopped up and much untruth because these people are White which is representing a dark people, if lndians were that color they would have passed as white.

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  @Boatjob17 ай бұрын

  I just watched this twice. One of the most incredible works of art on this subject that I have ever experienced. It leaves my heart full of joy, sadness, and glee as I reminisce during this time of holiday celebrations. After many stacks of paperwork dating all the way back to 1847, I was finally Federally registered and officially recognized Poach Band, I believe in 1987. I was a decedent of the Wards in Escambia County Florida, given birth at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Ward "P" (which discontinued live births on the base in 1963). I do remember receiving a check, either the late 80's or early 90's in the amount of $267 in which I gave to my grandmother for support. For many years, I attempted to then be place on the Poach roll's but my timing could have been off and they were always closed. Every year that I am in the area I always try to make it back to Atmore for the Thanksgiving event. Sorry for rambling as I am overwhelmed with varying degrees of emotion, both joy and sadness. God bless each and every one of you that spent even one second in the progression of such an historic piece.

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  @illuminatefilms52947 ай бұрын

  This wasn’t rambling. we always appreciate the honesty and vulnerability of folks who have been affected by these events. This was also a humbling story to tell that will forever be remembered by us. We desire to tell stories that have productive impact. This story was certainly that.

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  @JaySilverStacking7 ай бұрын

  My family has been apart of the creek tribe for years now I went and found out that we are related to chief Calvin McGhee my grandmother has been fighting to get me and my other siblings as a member of the tribe but they have not opened the Tribe roll since 2008 iv been able to see all of the casino they have opened they just bought a casino down around Fort Lauderdale Florida being the first time they are expanding outside of Alabama

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  @OffroadVeterans-fk4pu7 ай бұрын

  My Grandmother was 1/8th Creek. I guess I'm 1/32nd (if my math is correct). I wish I was full blood. I want to honor where I came from. I wish I was more like them. How can I connect? Do they want me too?!

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  @glendawhite9057 ай бұрын

  My grandmother was full, muscogee creek that makes me 1/4 . nice to meet you .

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  @Realdeal9846 ай бұрын

  I’m trying to connect as well, I reached out and not too much information was given. Do anyone else have any information my family is connected to the Hollinger family.

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  @lukemccardle2379Ай бұрын

  I have Native American blood found out through DNA I did research my dad's side of family migrated into South and Central Georgia in the late 1700s I wonder could I have Muscogee Creek blood?

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  @caterolle13357 ай бұрын

  Poarch Creek = Redstick?

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  @TheHealthyStudent7 ай бұрын

  That's a great question.... The Creeks were also known as upper creeks and lower creeks... The Prophet Josiah Francis was a Red Stick.....So was William Weatherford...... These were Creek leaders involved in the war of 1812 battle of New Orleans as well as the battle of Fort Mims.

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  @caterolle13357 ай бұрын

  @@TheHealthyStudent Now that i think about it, These probably would be the creeks that gel the US. The upper creeks traded with the Indians and negros in Florida cattle and food. It would make more sense that the us probably let them say because they had nothing to do with fort mims. The fugustive red sticks, black creeks and others ran into Florida or were killed. That makes sense right?

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  @jesburgess19645 ай бұрын

  NO.

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  @caterolle13355 ай бұрын

  @@jesburgess1964 So who are these Poarch Creeks? The Mix Creeks that fought with the US?

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  @caterolle13355 ай бұрын

  @@TheHealthyStudent Invisible tribes calling themselves living the traditional way untouched when that’s what part of the reason the Creek civil war happened doesn’t really make sense to me. there were different creeks fighting on different sides. It’s weird to me that these “lost” or forgotten creeks came out of the 1800’s untouched. During that time you had the the Seminole wars going on, slave raiding, 1811-1821 wars. The us came down and did a sweep. It would only make sense that these were the mix creeks that fought with the us. Probably descendants of the mixed creeks and the soldiers that fought against the runaway Africans, Seminoles, fugitive creeks and fugitive Choctaws. I would hang my hat on that but to come out here acting like you didn’t have anything to do with nothing is crazy. Nevertheless that’s enlightening to know. I’m a descendant of a different group of Seminole and Creeks.

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  @williehumphries61747 ай бұрын

  Kill the indigenous aboriginal AKA American Indian. But save the man. Ameru.

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  @Vne_este_mvskoke0tter897 ай бұрын

  I am so proud to be muscogee creek

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  @T1up4me123854 ай бұрын

  ❤me too

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  @mikeandrews18993 ай бұрын

  Im Scots Irish , I am proud and respect your heritage. Even though our ancestors had a great and disturbing conflict

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  @barbaracasey12398 ай бұрын

  😂Hi Debbie ready for a Christmas song I love when you sung O Holy Night.❤ you and your big sister CeCe and Angie could sing a Christmas song together maybe Mary Did You Know like the Braxton sisters did I know you guys would tear it up .❤

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  @donnabirkby81338 ай бұрын

  Not hustle bustle

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  @TruckingToPlease8 ай бұрын

  Broke bread with the Poarch Band this Thanksgiving at their Pow Wow at Atmore. Wish that the Oklahoma Creek would have a showing in Alabama for these events.

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  @ThomasDavis-eh9pyАй бұрын

  Why Poarch band is Not Creek!

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  @TruckingToPleaseАй бұрын

  @@ThomasDavis-eh9py I beg to differ. pci-nsn.gov/