The main purpose of this page is to provide a list of other sites for Melungeon and related research. For this list, scroll on down this page. Click to see a page of pictures of Melungeons and Melungeon artifacts. Please realize that images take some time to load, so be patient.
Description of the ALHN - The American Local History Network
Open
Directory Project Melungeon Category,
http://dmoz.org/Society/Ethnicity/The_Americas/Melungeon/,
a list of many recommended Melungeon links.
Melungeons and Other Mestee Groups by Mike Nassau, 1994. Full-text, on-line book with annotated bibliography.
Melungeon Origin Discussion Group. An E-Group with information and links on Melungeon history and origin theories.
Melungeon | Google Groups. An E-Group with a lot of information and links on Melungeon history and genealogy.
Melungeon Heritage Association. The group which has sponsored the Unions and other Melungeon meetings, which supports Melungeon research. This site has links to many other pages, such as papers by Gilbert, Edward Price, Henry Price, etc., plus more recent papers like "North to the Mountains" (Carmel Melungeons) and the full article "Graysville Melungeons." Has many features from Darlene Wilson's discontinued "Melungeon Homepage."
A MELUNGEON HOME PAGE. This site was the premier site for Melungeon information, by Darlene Wilson. It had many links. Some of these links are now on the Melungeon Heritage Association webpage (above).
Graysville Melungeons An article on the largest Melungeon community, in Rhea, Roane and Hamilton counties, Tennessee, and the only incorporated town with a Melungeon majority. Also available at Rootsweb
Melungeon Mailing List Homepage is the best place to search for Melungeon genealogical and family information. Be sure to search their archives for old messages.
Walking Toward the Sunset: The Melungeons of Appalachia By Wayne Winkler (Book, click "preview this book" button to see text.
MELUNGEONS - Yesterday and Today By Jean Patterson Bible
North from the Mountains: The Carmel Melungeons of Ohio by John S. Kessler and Donald B. Ball (paper presented at Third Union).
NORTH FROM THE MOUNTAINS: A Folk History of the Carmel Melungeon Settlement, Highland County, Ohio by John S. Kessler and Donald B. Ball (Book, click "preview this book" button to see text.
Intro to "The Melungeons: ... Ethnic Cleansing in America" by Brent Kennedy
"The Melungeons: The Resurrection of a Proud People: An Untold Story of Ethnic Cleansing in America" by Brent Kennedy. Click on "Preview this book" to see text.
A Geographic Analysis of White-Negro-Indian Racial Mixtures in Eastern United States. By Edward T. Price (1953). The Association of American Geographers. Annals 43 (June 1953): 138-155.
Melungeon Family Genealogy Forum is another place to search for Melungeon genealogical and family information. Be sure to search their archives for old messages.
Jack Goins Research -
Study of Melungeon and Appalachian Families.
While there, be sure to look at
Melungeons: And Other Pioneer Families,
book by Jack Goins on history of Melungeons.
The Melungeons. Note that the famous Vardy Collins was far too old to have served in the Civil War. There was a Vardy Collins, maybe his grandson, who served in the Union army. There was no Vardy Collins in the Confederate army. Almost all Melungeons who fought in the Civil War were in the Union Army. This identification was so strong that for a time "Melungeon" meant a person from Tennessee who took the Union side.
Melungeon Definition 2000 (an attempt to define Melungeons by a committee of people doing Melungeon research)
Melungeon Research and Links Read the article on Melungeons by The Wall Street Journal - The Wall Street Journal
Mountain Wonder - Welcome The Online Guide to Wise County,Virginia
The
Mystery of the Melungeons
by Nancy Sparks Morrison
The National Melungeon Registry, Wise Co. VA Historical Society
The Spanish Pioneer in United
States History : The Melungeons: The Pioneers or the Interior
Southeastern United State 1526-1997
A book
by Eloy J. Gallegos.
Under One Sky Melungeon Newsletter - Under One Sky is a newsletter of Melungeon research and history by Bill Fields.
Southeastern Kentucky Melungeon Information Exchange by Bill Fields
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Mike Nassau
last updated on
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Pamela R. Cresswell