Re: Baze Indian Connection
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Re: Baze Indian Connection
Ben 2/12/03
Hi Ben, I like your name, the family had several abednego's
which in some cases were shortened to ben Baze/Baize's.
To be direct John baze/bayes said, according to sharon
Biondi Kocher from Baze and aligned families, rootsweb.com
that his mother was a cherokee Indian,the Baze/Baize family
apparently also spoke a language that needed an interpreter.
Unicy never learned to read and write english,also as I
have pointed out before in this forum they ended up in
barry county very close to the time the cherokee nation
ended up in oklahoma. I did look into Daniel Blythes history
Unicy's father and found that both his father and his mother
were born in Greenville South Carolina well before the first
white man had set foot on that land.Greenville South Carolina was Cherokee land before the formation of this
nation. The Really Big Problem is that Abednego,Hyrum and
Unicy the people who really knew who they were, and where
they had come from were killed by indians and many of their
secrets died with them,add to that the fact the some of the
Baze/Baize clan renounced their indian heritage after those
events. But one fact stands clear that if you look at
photographs of the Baze/Baize clan,the farther back you
go the darker they get "coincidence" I think not. Also
there needs to be a shift of paradigm in this forum away
from a Euro-connection and to let the facts fall where they
may despite the implications. Daniel Blythe in all ernestness had to have been a full blooded cherokee,and some of the Baze/Baizes also which makes sense during those
perilous times that they would have traveled together.So
William Blythe had to have been a full blood cherokee also.
I guess that in this forum we need to work harder to get
the incontrovertible proofs if they can be obtained.
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