What Apache Tribe Am I From?

Dear Auntie, I'm Apache but I would like to know what tribe my ancestor is from in New Mexico. I've asked all my family and received little info. The ancestor is my 3rd great grandfather and there is no record of what Apache Tribe please help thanks.
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[@stephdaily225]

This video has been so helpful. My father is Mescalero Apache and Navajo. He had a bad childhood and sent to live with different family members between Colorado and Taos, New Mexico. His father and grandfather were alcoholics. My dad never spoke much about his family. My dad now has dementia so there's no more hope of learning more.

[@scobadoba12]

Don't forget the chiricahua

[@mangon3172]

Right don't leave us out. LoL although the res is San Carlos, Arizona.

[@jennymerrill766]

Not to mention White Mountain, Lipan, and Warm Springs !

[@gabrielpadilla4533]

And the Non-Rez people❣️

[@michaeld.9890]

Wait! What did she say? I was lost in her beauty.

[@apacheduke8414]

She is of new mexico,one state east of Arizona,lovely wemen.

[@apacheduke8414]

She is of New Mexico,Lovely wemen.

[@winstonmiller9649]

Hello. I just happen to look at your website. I was so impressed with all the help you were giving to the lady who was trying to find her tribe. Well done on all that help.

[@j.youngblood7048]

She is so pretty!

[@markdominick3972]

Bright, pleasant, well spoken and informative. Lethal combination with such beauty. And, that's just the surface.

[@andrenanunez4652]

Anyone know of apaches in Sonora Mexico? My great grandma was Apache, her father being Apache and her mother Mexican. I took an AncestryDNA test and it came back high percentage “indigenous Americas-Mexico” Sonora and Arizona being a focal point of origin and I was hoping to learn more about what tribes were in those areas

[@andrenanunez4652]

@Luiz Sá lol was blonde 4 years ago, my hairs naturally dark dark brown as if that’s relevant 😩

[@ulpiotraiano3374]

I am not Apache , but I always liked the stories of your people , Mangas Coloradas , Cochise, Geronimo, etc are part of my childhood dreams . Greetings from Italy . 🇮🇹 🏜👍

[@josealvarez9123]

I fell in love with the mescalero reservation , Land of enchantment.

[@orlandomedina6213]

My Great grandmother was Apache she had to attend ceremonies, etc. in those days they didn't talk about being native American and about ties to tribes they were from. Her Spanish Name was Alcadia Apache was Akadee

[@bamafan7353]

Such Natural Beauty this one has!

[@glucausa625]

This woman is stunning beautiful.

[@superpayaseria]

I know

[@drewdown826]

nah

[@glucausa625]

Alberto Castillo come on man !!!!! 😆 I guess I see beauty in almost every woman.

[@Tatsahdasaygo]

Yes beautiful

[@samuelhernandez1690]

I’m from Mexico but my grandfather always talk me I m in Apache Love nature, hunting and fishing Thanks I will love to find out if I have family on there on USA hi always say you in American but any way I know half of me I’m Apache god bless are country in are family

[@depescaconmartindepescacon2167]

Beautiful princess ❤️

[@marchillis6079]

Gabe.... good guy! Worked with him at Salt River in AZ

[@Reymundodonsayo]

Such strength in this beautiful Apache woman. I’m trying get some history on what happened to Geronimos people that ended up in Oklahoma. When and if they returned to their homeland?

[@raquelramirez9094]

I just started reading "The Apache Wars"

[@D0nnyy]

Look up the fort still Apache tribe

[@D0nnyy]

@Diego87 she is zuni

[@boonespores4110]

Geronimo's Band of Chiricahua/ Warm Springs Apache was released from prison at Fort Sill in 1913-14 (After being transferred from NM to Florida then to Alabama; and finally Oklahoma). They were imprisoned in 1886, and were sent by rail to the coast in order to prevent future breakouts (The man in charge of NM territory wanted Geronimo to face justice there or be moved as far away as possible). The landscape in Oklahoma was better than any other prison camp they had been in. Hoping to transform Fort Sill into an artillery base/range, they gave the prisoners the option to return to their homelands and be absorbed into the Mescalero Apache Tribe, or stay imprisoned at Fort Sill. Two thirds were released and railed to the Reservation in NM at their own request (This included pretty much all of Geronimo's remaining family). One third refused to leave because they were promised land in Oklahoma by the US Government. It is important to note that most of the people who stayed in prison in 1913 were raised in the prisons they were moved to and from, as well as being forced to boarding schools to be "Americanized". Many didn't even know what their "homeland" looked like. So why would they move to an unfamiliar place after living at Fort Sill for 20 years? They took a gamble that if they held out, they could receive their allotments of private land around the Fort Sill area. Sure enough, it took only one year for the Government to get the allotments and release them from prison in OK. At the time there was only 84 members left (the remaining third). Oklahoma was exempt from the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 that saw the return of the reservation system in the Progressive era and "reculturation" of Native American communities across the country. Because they were so small it took until 1976, for them to become a federally recognized tribe. We are known as the Fort Sill Apache Tribe. We were formed from the decedents of many Chiricahua/Warm Springs Apaches that spent their childhoods in chains, not fighting, not roaming the deserts, and not free. Fast forward to 2020; We have about 800 enrolled members with no fluent native speakers for our dialect of Athabaskan, and our culture is diminished to a point of no return. I am #556 and both of my Great Grandparents were prisoners of war as children.If you would like more info free to email me, or read some books by Henrietta Stockel. (She interviewed many of the prisoners, including our first Chairwoman, before they passed).

[@Reymundodonsayo]

Diego87 a beauty

[@annafrankmusicofficial]

Well done

[@jrfoofoo5271]

All of my family is from rock springs ...del rio area...texas

[@frankiegarc5675]

She’s pretty

[@michelleboldan5]

Also native 44% family on both sides originated from New Mexico , still have family there . I grew up in Colorado Springs. I’ve been told Apache but have no proof .

[@MoreMotionPod]

My family is Apache from northern New Mexico and on my grandfather side they are Navajo from Colorado. But migrated to California before giving birth to my father.

[@gabrielpadilla4533]

The Nde or Chiricaua! And the 4 subsections so were Bedonkohe, Chokonen, Chihenne, and Nehdn. Peace Brother.

[@Estefaniac19]

i am apache as well i know for a fact that my grandfather was apache and he was born in chihuahua, his name was eugenio prado proano.sadly he went very distant from his origins that's why i know nothing but this

[@fito65]

Do you know about Apache Nedni ? they are from Sierra Madre in Chihuahua and Sonora states Mexico. Juh was a great chief of Nedni and was Geronimo brother of law. Regards from Chihuahua, Mexico.

[@Estefaniac19]

didnt know that! gracias y saludos!

[@dannyhuskerjay]

Most likely Chiricahua . Or Mescalero who left the Rez and went to make a life in Mexico .

[@D0nnyy]

What area?

[@D0nnyy]

Might be Nedni which is also my tribe

[@MescaleroApache702]

San Carlos Apache here

[@diane4537]

Grandmother born in Pinos Altos NM and her father from Santa Rita NM. Santa Rita a wonderful place in the U.S. is now a big hole, thank to the copper mining company! My ancestors would not talk about our heritage at all! Their graves were moved when Santa Rita was razed! I saw my great grandfather's death certificate and found he and his father were in an internment camp in the 1800's, an Apache/Navajo camp in the mid 1800's. That is all I know? A few of my ancestors worked the copper mines of Santa Rita New Mexico.

[@francisquayjr.452]

I'm a White Mountain Apache from Whiteriver, Arizona n proud I'm from there ❤

[@user-cg3je5oh8u]

❤ FROM SERBIA EUROPE BALKAN WE LOVE ALL NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE ❤

[@hikesteepfishhigh]

also white mountain in the north. close to arizona.

[@leslieblammer109]

Beautiful 🔥

[@Vonrizzo7]

My husbands grandfather is said to have been Yaqui/Apache my husband never got to meet him all we know is that he was born in 1900 and fought in the Mexican war with Pancho Villa as well as came from a strong bloodline of natives, my husband keeps asking me to help him find his family from his grandfathers side since he never met them but I don’t know where to start! My husband does not care about native help or anything he just wants to know more of his family history, any tips?!

[@D0nnyy]

My great great grandfather fought for pancho villa when he was 12

[@jrfoofoo5271]

Aguilar.....that's my family's last name........I've always been told we have blood in the apache tribe but I don't know either ...I would love to find out...I've always wanted to kno

[@Mrs.Campos3]

My family had been in San Antonio Texas for generations. My grandmother always said we were part Lipan apache. Through my research I've come to find that the coahuiltecans and Comanche also settled on that area. What is the most likely tribe i descend from, if my family has been in San Antonio for at least 100 years? We all now reside in California so its hard to get information.

[@Ken-wc7po]

The commance pushed out the apache from part of Texas...

[@mialopez7312]

my grandmother and her brother are researching our family tree. i know that we are of mescalero apache decedents in texas/mexico(???). im trying to get as mcuh info as i can from my grandma before she gets older. if anyone can hepl giv eme anymore info i would gladly appreciated as i am searching for my roots for my sons and future family members. i grew up thinking i was just Chicana or mexican american. my father is the only parent i have direclty from mexico. my mother and maternal grandmothers are the ones that are of mescalero apache and possibly kikapu from great grandpas side. thank you.

[@lorieovalle4288]

My uncles says we come from Apache in new Mexico, also have ppl in mx.

[@lorieovalle4288]

Also in tx.

[@pjboards]

There is a mixture from generations back. Mescaleros Apache are mountainous people in the Ruidoso New Mexico area. Many from West and North west Texas , thru Northern New Mexico , down into New Mexico. Many mexican decendants from Chihuaha Mexico are associated with Apaches.

[@KingKatura]

I found this on accident but its great, I too am apache, its kind of funny really because i use to think i was Mohawk from the fact that family of mine lived there living from ny and all, But later in life i found out that i was actualy Apache & Cherokee, with the ancestors coming from Appalachia, and somewhere around Bolivia. Which was also a surprise to me since both of those places i had grown up thinking were on the other side of the world. I do wander the specific tribes but for me its not so much about information which i could probably dig out myself but rather the money it takes for the information. but thats all up too Hawwah, May the creator of all, father of all, Bless you, thanks for the information. ; It also probably doesn't help that the u.s. government literally since ancient times has changed the spelling of my family's name almost every censes and sometimes multiple times during a censis and even today still mis-write letters into the name when clearly those letters are not in the signature, its pretty odd so people should watch out for that too when they are researching.

[@1236612]

I've been doing some research on Apache reservations on the internet. I'd like to take my young grandson to fish on the reservation; I've seen that the Apache reservations in the Southwest offers non-resident fishing licenses. Would you have any knowledge of good fishing on Apache land; if so, would you have any recommendations?

[@HooDRidEWhiteY]

kbo6612 you want to go to 'reservation lake' near alpine az. Best fishing I've ever done but you have to buy your tag in Springerville AZ. the white mtn Apaches can be a rough bunch so please respect their signage and rules and you will be fine. There's magic up there. Respond here for more details.

[@gabrielpadilla4533]

Go to reservation lake in Mid-East Az. Quiet as ever, just find out when they are stock it. Yep, I had so many good times there.

[@cerealkilluhkat7666]

Im Mescalero Apachache . I recommend Inn of The Mountain Gods. They have what alot of people are looking for.

[@xhiixwiz9102]

Mimbrenio's are Chiricahua and are from NM too, there are many Apache bands and clans that are from NM

[@mikeaguilarrueda7189]

John Daniels también en Chihuahua y Coahuila y sonora son los chiricahuas

[@HooDRidEWhiteY]

Warm Springs Apaches are also here in SW NM

[@pisalpakya6132]

just 4 knowledge.. r d majorities of d Apache tribes had converted to other religions or still stayed to their original believed? tnks in adv..

[@williamdon3442]

I’m annishnabae(Ojibway) Saskatchewan, Canada

[@FreddySaySo]

Jicarilla Apache/Taos Pueblo here. 1492

[@dsword456]

Woah, I'm smitten...

[@jessearagon8047]

I like what you said about the Apache tribe I like know how I can get in touch with my pray by my self and pray for some come to my life tohelp with some ceremony I to know as chiricahua Apache to live bitner north caroilian and iam only Apache half breed here I know to many people here in butner north Carolina just from Jack Station I meet three ago now they just guy like me all lonely and no women here in this small town and in other small town to this jesse aragon flaming eagle

[@davidlyons6235]

Looking through the comments I see a few similar histories to my own. I don't know if any of my native family members were Apache, but my Grandmother used to tell me of her Uncle who would sometimes say we were and sometimes he would claim Navajo. We know for certain we have descendants who were natives who came from New Mexico. My older generation cousin has informed me my Great Grandfather was a sheepherder from El Rancho de Taos. This strongly suggests he was Pueblo, not Navajo or Apache. However there appears to be a grain of truth to the Apache lineage considering the geography of the Pueblo Indians in relation to that of the Jicarilla Apache and to where my Great Grandfather migrated. He and my Great Grandmother migrated to south-eastern Colorado. That said I'm fairly certain their migration was post reservation which makes my theory inconclusive. I simply don't know yet, but I am getting a great deal of pleasure in my pursuit of the truth.

[@apachetribeswearealive2313]

Your White .?

[@ybrueckner5589]

David Lyons sounds similar to my mothers side of the family

[@davidlyons6235]

@@apachetribeswearealive2313 I am yes, but my family, speaking of my nearest descendants are not. My Grandmother isn't. My mother is half white but you wouldn't know it by looking at her.

[@gleasonreyes3748]

Like those eye blinks my old brod noticed mine else blink4

[@jaegeraguirre1433]

I am apache to 47%but I dunno what part or tribe can u help me

[@ashachavez483]

Hi I'm also apache but I don't know what tribe I'm from can u please help me

[@rramirez2859]

Hi all, after 47 years of my life, I've gotten closer to finding my ancestors. Ancestry.com connected me to a relative that showed my birth certificates of our ancestors in Agua Nueva Chihuahua Mexico. I believe the Apache of Agua Nueva went back and forth from northern Mexico to New Mexico. Can ANYONE help? Anyone know any of this info? I'd really like to see where the 60% native comes from. Thanks!!

[@rramirez2859]

I have tried the Mescalero office but the phone just loops and loops and can't get anyone. Thanks again!

[@vischleisman5345]

I have some raw/unpolished apache tear stones would someone like to have them?

[@notconsenting6633]

right on. im San Carlos Apache. whats your last name? that could help. look for your tribe on facebook...pretty much all tribes have a page

[@lorieovalle4288]

What if you dont know your tribe? Do u mean like fb for apaches?

[@D0nnyy]

I'm Chiricahua Apache/Tarahumara

[@michelle-xh3fz]

I'm chiricahua Apache to I'd love to know more information on my family

[@D0nnyy]

@@michelle-xh3fz cool

[@D0nnyy]

@@michelle-xh3fz what band

[@hectornavarrete766]

My great grandpa was half Mezcalero, half Tarahumara, do I qualify to be of Apache ancestry? And how can I go about being accepted? Thank you

[@crysteltse8611]

My family name is Velarde, truillo and Tafoya. A long line of them from Abiquiu , Chama , Rio Arriba County, New Mexico. I saw a census with my grandmas name saying she was a free indian. It didnt say what tribe. How do I find out.

[@lorieovalle4288]

Is that trujillo? Im looking for family by that name, along with Chavez, and more..

[@Shyblues]

Crystel Tse Lots of Trujillos in that area of Northern New Mexico.

[@kameejae9745]

Most likely Jicarilla Apache. I’m full Jicarilla and those are common names in Dulce and surrounding areas like Chama, etc.

[@sarentopi1502]

Holy crap

[@MsHiblahblah]

My grandfather says that we’re apache but he has no other info on what tribe or anything. I dont know how to find out if what he says has any truth to it. All of our family history from his side has either been forgotten, lost, or damaged. Any tips on how i can find out if what he says has any truth i would so appreciate!

[@thatdutchguy2882]

First try a DNA test. That can prevent you from going on a wild goose chase and might narrow down the place and tribe.

[@thatdutchguy2882]

If the "Van Scott" is your surname than its not a real Dutch or Belgian surname btw, just an FYI.

[@Goyahkla6772]

Where are your Apache ancestors from?

[@pjboards]

I started with normal resources , first from family and elders then into Google their info. Then went to ancestry sites to make contact with that info. Many sites don't charge but do provide census counts and name recordings that can further your searches, hope that helped.

[@ybrueckner5589]

Jessica Van Scott Catholic Churches birth records

[@thewilsonbrosgamingandmore7090]

Aho auntie

[@johntrojan9653]

5 years ago I purchased gasoline at my neighborhood filling station. When I paid the Cashier we struck up a small but polite conversation. I couldn't help but notice that she had a very proud straight back, lovely dark eyes and beautiful black hair. So, on a whim, I asked her if she was Native American ? - she said yes - Apache. I "Snaped her out" when I asked her which band ? ... Chiricahua ? Mescalero ? Or White Mountain ? I never saw her again. 😪. BTW, I'm Jewish (by Genetics, not by Culture. Adoption, you know ? 😪

[@mexicanboxingcartel5533]

There plenty of Apache in Mexico also

[@c.c.378]

I’m from San Carlos Apache tribe (Ndee). Ik this is a little late but i found out that I’m not only Apache but I’m also Black foot and etc. and so I was told that I had a couple of chiefs in my blood line but I can’t find any recorded of them. What’s the best way to find out if the rumors r true.

[@Shyblues]

C.C.🖤 Try familysearch.org Sometimes you can find old info. Native is sometimes harder to find though but I’d give it a try. It’s free

[@AllOutKreations36]

Albuquerque

[@12345678967090]

You have very attractive eye's! Well.spoken.

[@elmajuan2353]

San Carlos Apache, White Riiver Apache, white mountain Az. Masqelro Apache, New Mexico, Jiccarilla Apache Dulcie AZ. I'm a San Carlos Apache, San carols AZ.

[@slumzlcefua.....6433]

The name apache means enemy givin to us by the navajo and zuni..but that was not our original name

[@user-sv1ey8zl1m]

Mescalero

[@razorfrank37]

What if your family lived in south west New Mexico silver city area ?

[@panchoperodo4310]

That's what I'm wondering. My mom grew up in Tyrone Both her parents Apache my Grandpa was mixed Apache/Mexican she was sent to a live with the Nuns at about 5 years old .. her father came back for her years later after he left her mother. She then lived in Ft. Sill Oklahoma & met my Dad then My 3 sisters & I were made. My Grandpa died about 18 years ago..So much info has been lost along the way . I've always searched but come up with nothing. She is 83 now & lives with me but is dealing with stage 4 cancer & doesn't have much time left here on earth & I'd love to connect the dots for her.

[@razorfrank37]

@@panchoperodo4310 from what I know it was Chiricahua that roamed that area and the Santa Rita mine area was a stronghold of some sort . By the way my grandma’s family was from Tyrone and had a ranch or still do , sur names are Valenzuela , Flores and elias .

[@slumzlcefua.....6433]

Im mescalero and puerto rican

[@travelnaresh8350]

Wow your beautiful eyes😍😍😍😍

[@josephseraile6698]

There is the Warms Springs Apache tribe in M ew Mexico

[@LakhwinderSingh-xh8kr]

❤❤😢😢😢

[@rodneypodesta6087]

I am Australian she certainly is buitifull

[@kyletissnolthtos8152]

Mescalero new mexico Apache

[@thatdutchguy2882]

There are more ?!

[@thatdutchguy2882]

Learned something new today Tnx 👍.

[@wintergoat1]

Hi I too had a dna test and shows I am Native American Indian. I have clue about my what tribe I belong but need extra help . I am on the Texas side. Can you help

[@jameslechonredcloud8479]

What about Lipans

[@kissmeoscarify]

James Lechon Redcloud. I agree

[@dannyhuskerjay]

Most are in Texas and Mexico

[@harveypolanco1108]

Hell my name i Harvey i do need help to find my blood line plz . i have gone to school in Phoenix AZ and i have been given a pic and i was told it was my and sister if you would please help me in my direction slime of the line my father was adopted so I don't know anything

[@cathygarcia1230]

My husband was born in northern Mexico his grandmother’s birth certificate say nation of Apache on it it doesn’t specify giving the area I would say lipan or Mescalero as he does live in the desert. In Mexico the people just know they’re Apache that’s it they don’t have Tribes

[@jennchavez9183]

Mescalero ✊🏽

[@tastjohn1889]

can i have a friend like you, i mean to have a friend with native american?,

[@Baraka_Obama_]

Are Yaqui and Apaches related somehow?

[@P.T14]

No.

[@lorieovalle4288]

Im looking for my tribe in new mx. Anyone willing to help?

[@pjboards]

I can try.. Would need to research your last name and those of parents ..grandparents and great grand parents and so on. Census counts and ancestry sites can help a bit to trace some of your family history.

[@lionelsanchez3981]

Yavapia

[@mexicanboxingcartel5533]

I'm Apache

[@superpayaseria]

Who r u?

[@curtisblanco4029]

It's interesting to me to see a real Indian. I wish I could go back and see their long time ago cultures. See the ways they lived. That would be so interesting.

[@eunoialamoonnoi1618]

My great grandparents were slaves. My great grandfather was an escaped slave from Cuba, and ended up becoming a slave in the U.S. in Alabama. Where he met my great grandmother who was a black apache. Would you happen to know maybe what tribe she maybe would be from? Due to her being a slave they took her name and changed it and didn’t document where she came from. ): I just want to learn more about my culture and where I come from. Please help if you can ♥️

[@RoyalBlood1444]

Im black Apache as well, people think im Puerto Rican . There is a lot of us coming in different shades and looks

[@JEREMIELEE]

👍👊👌

[@goyod6]

My great grandfather was half Apache (not sure what kind) But he was born around 1877 and grew up in an orphanage that burned down in texas

[@m.g.4051]

Hi, I am Mexican-American and Indian. They say that my grandfather was full blood Apache. I'm told that he was a Chirricahua Indian from Michoacan. Has anyone heard of the Chirricahua Indians? I am trying to find their language to learn as a second language. My grandfather spoke a language that no one understood when he came to live here in the U.S. I was wondering if any one knows the exact language the Chirricahua spoke. If you have any informaton please let me know. God bless you all.

[@RoyalBlood1444]

I didn’t know the Chiricahua traveled that far in Mexico. My father side is Chiricahua as well and they never surrendered and stayed in Mexico then came back to the US

[@paulmedina3722]

I want to know which tribe im from.was told im a mestizo.

[@leifbennett1354]

I want to know what Nde/Apache tribe I am from also. all I know is I am from Chavez family line.

[@dannyhuskerjay]

Leif Bennett a Spanish last name. Hmmm try the Mescalero or lipan .

[@lorieovalle4288]

Im also from chavez lienage.

[@lorieovalle4288]

My mom was born in tx. Also has Spaniard on her dads side.

[@tommyraystaleyjr.2773]

I definitely think I am the skin color when I was younger Tommy Ray Staley Jr. I used to speak fluently Mix Native American of Mix Blood Cherokee in Mix Blood Apache when I was little I don’t speak it right now I speak English from fluently but I really know I got an Native City Knoxville, State Tennessee Us State North American in me Tommy Ray Staley Jr.

[@depescaconmartindepescacon2167]

You are so beautiful ❤️

[@IloveHamberger]

My mother's family says they are Chiricahua, my dna says i'm 43%, i know that dna and blood quantum are two different things, so my BQ if most likely very low, and i'm 95% sure that since none of my family is regestered and that i know next to nothing about the tribe that they would'nt want anything to do with me.

[@tyhullletttt]

Ok. I’m part Apache part polish and Irish. I’m white as white can be but I have the same kind of eyes and hair

[@marnegro8079]

Strange mix

[@RoyalBlood1444]

Same here but my is black with a some Irish ancestry and my dad is Apache and polish

[@mnn2809]

there are the, mescalero, carilla, chiricahua, lipan, kiowa, cibecue, coyotero, tonto, mogollon apaches.

[@reuterromain1054]

I too have a question. Were the Kiowa-Apaches actually Apaches or Kiowas? I never really figured that out.

[@joesilva1849]

I’m A Geronimo know number for me rule native My great grandmother nana Pacheco Geronimo her father Juan Pacheco Geronimo Northern New Mexico

[@notconsenting6633]

im from san carlos of the dis' cheen clan

[@briaincampbellmacart6024]

Hi Could anybody tell me which group of Native Americans have a percentage of straightforwardly Siberian DNA along with some Polynesian DNA (at a genetic distance of 1) I know that my Native American forebears came from the SW but I'm looking for clues regarding the tribe. Many Thanks

[@Milkdejean]

Briain Campbell-Hart Amazon. Anyways you’re not native, kick rocks colonizer

[@Kai-qc1xx]

siberian and polynesian combo? what the hell

[@cpr2450]

Why do arizona native Americans have Spanish family ‘surnames??

[@starbrandenburgh7935]

I'm white Apache Indian and Cherokee Indian

[@alexanderaguirre2088]

Da'nzho shíí lipayé Nde' Coahuila néésaíí shíídeschí Hi I'm Lipan Nde' from Coahuila Mexico I knowano of my people left to Oklahoma and Mescalero Apache in the 1900s due to the extermination wars in Mexico and US my family went to Oklahoma

[@RoyalBlood1444]

Tell me more. Are there many apaches in Mexico today?

[@kaloainakaloaina]

should it be better to use "Nation," instead of "tribe" as the use of tribe according to Webster's dictionary meaning a social group.

[@leifbennett1354]

I always use country, keeps it common law. Nation is the corporate statute overlay scam. tribe and clan both work but lack the scam legalities. dealing with the corrupt courts I would use the wording of country and or nation depending on whether you want common law or statute legal. when I am dealing with the home office I always say the country of England and never use the statute corporate overlay of U.K. or nation. I use their legal word spells back at them.

[@kameshwargupta131]

I love Indian people. I am indian in India