Ash and Pike aboriginal Connception and Bonavista Bay 1800s
almost given up on records - but here goes again:
My gg grandmother Maria Ash Pike was, by my grandmothers and great grandmothers statements "Indian" - the photos clearly look full Indian as they said and I have detailed statements and letters to this effect plus greatgrandmas mocs etc.The genealogy officially done through Carboneardoes not do anything but confuse my family connection-there is a James Pike and a James Joesph Pike each married to an Elizabeth Ash with a daughter baptized as Maria Ash Pike -same name - 1835ish a year apart ... most assume it is the same child .. but most insist not Indian.I know my Maria Ash Pike was Aboriginal... any help?I was told an Edward Jameieson from Hants Harbour "years ago" wrote a paper on the Ash - Indian connection at MUN.But I have had no luck finding this.Any one know of any early Ash or Pike connections besides my family?Would be early 1800s - one story was clear on regular trips up and down the St Lawrence from Bonavista Bay.Maria married James Mark Hancock then they moved to USA - Boston 1880s...
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Re: Ash and Pike aboriginal Connception and Bonavista Bay 1800s
Ward Greene 2/07/12
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Ward Greene 2/08/12
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Re: Ash and Pike aboriginal Connception and Bonavista Bay 1800s