Legacy & Identity: Goins Book

Please Join Us Live, or listen in to the archived recording, at
your leisure here at Blog Talk Radio.  Hosted this week by
Stacy R. Webb, discussing new DNA FB group, news new discoveries
for the Nancy Johnson Gowans League and Labor 1934 Law Suit naming
97 previously undocumented heirs. We will be discussing the heirs
mentioned and relatives at Sam Houston's Grand Cane Plantation
(Talihana Rogers Cherokee Settlement) later known as Ironwood, and
now Clark Texas in Liberty Co. Family included : Stephen
Breakinridge, Thomas, Sarah, Anne, Araminta, and a William not
named on Thomas Goins 1826 will filed Lafayette Parish, La. 
Newly discovered brother for Thomas and children who belonged to
Nancy, but were not obviously also the children of Thomas Goins d.
1826 Lafayette Parish, La. Goins Book, new  discoveries
concerning Wm Billy Powell, Jr. better known as the resistence
leader of the Seminole Indians, Osceola, his family and newly
discovered nephew Oceola, Nikkanochee "Prince of Econchatti son of
Econchatti-Mico, King of the Red Hills, In Florida" sometimes
confused with his Uncle. After his uncles death, now an orphan the
son of great leader  who, after his death at Fort Moultrie was
adopted by a philanthropist and taken to England for his safety.
The family also sponsored the great painter Caitlin, who painted
100s of portraits of famous Indians. Little Nikkanochee who spent
everday at the New Egyptian Museum in London studying the portraits
of his family and kinsmen. Guest: Kevin Slaten who will discuss his
Redbone heritage and his master's in American History.