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A Brief Overview of the Melungeons

ALHN Melungeon Research

Documenting the Melungeons

FamilySearch Wiki - Melungeons

First Union: The Melungeons Revisited

An article from Blue Ridge Country Magazine.

Historical Melungeons Blog

The Historical Melungeons Blog will report on events and furnish articles of interest to the Melungeon Community.

Jack Goins' Melungeon and Appalachian Research

Jack Goins, a Melungeon descendant and the author of two Melungeon books, presents articles from his 40 years of research into the Melungeon people. Melungeons are a dark skinned group in East Tennessee of unknown origin. He also co-authored the study; Melungeons, A Multi-Ethnic Population. Additionally he will be presenting findings from his 11 years as the Hawkins county, TN Archivist.

MALUNGU: The African Origin of the American Melungeons

Groundbreaking new evidence on Portuguese Angolan origin of the Melungeons.

Melungeon Heritage Page - Melungeon Resource Page

Melungeon History

Melungeons

Information regarding the Melungeons, with links to other websites pertaining to them. Also contacts in your area, for a more personal discussion of the Melungeon Peoples.

Melungeons and Other Mestee Groups

Article by Mike Nassau.

One Hundred and Sixty-nine URLS for Melungeon Research

Possible Melungeon Surnames

See the list halfway through the post.

Redbones and Melungeons

The Historical Melungeons and their Kinfolk

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The Melungeons

The National Melungeon Registry

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Registration database from the Wise County Virginia Historical Society.

What Is a Melungeon?

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Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Melungeon