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Grandfather Claude Oscar Revels told my mother that Hiram was his Uncle and he considered himself Native
American. They were Cherokee at that time which later became Lumbee. I believe that the government decided who was Indiana and who was not. I have seen official papers that show that my grandparents had their race changed in Virginia. Mr Plecker did as you stated and that idea was adopted by the Germans against the Jews. Do some more research.
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Firstly, A) yes, I am just now reading this, B) thank you for using my link to post a new message, however, C) you put your message in the wrong location and used no links or references to page history, and D) as per my rules I shouldn't reply to you and really can't until I know what you're talking
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My mother is a Revels and Hiram was her great Uncle, she is 91 years old. Hiram Revels was part Native
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