Is`Thomas clan`, related to: Thom Samuel Jones ?

Readers please feel free to add more reference links, under this section.
You can add commentary, and/or just the link(s). Thank you !



Thank you Melangel, for these reference links :

http://www.think-aboutit.com/native/soul_of_the_indian.htm

http://www.think-aboutit.com/native/prophecy.htm

http://www.think-aboutit.com/native/prophecy_2.htm



~Updated : July 23rd, 2008

THEME : Is`Thomas clan`,related to: Thom Samuel Jones ?


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Native American/first Peoples : Ojibwa, Amerindians From Israel ? New Evidence ?
http://www.christian-forum.net/index.php?showtopic=19211&st=60#entry213871

http://www.telusplanet.net/dgarneau/indian1.htm
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THE FAMILY CONNECTION TO THE OJIBWA NATION

During the eighteen century a Garneau married an Ojibwa girl. Family tradition suggests he married a Dakota Sioux who was a captive of the Ojibwa. His son however did marry an Ojibwa girl. Cadotte, a Wendat (Huron) Metis, also married a Garneau in the nineteenth century. The Thomas clan who married a Garneau has a Swampy Cree heritage. The Cree believed they originated from their cousins the Ojibwa. The Ojibwa believes the Odahwaug (Ottawa or trading people) is their cousins and that they both originated near the Eastern Salt Sea.


Melangel ?

I wonder if the `Thomas clan`, is related to : Thom Samuel Jones ?


This is an excerpt that was given to me, with a detailed map of Pipestone, MN details . . .


http://pipestoneamerindiansfromisrael.blogspot.com/
The text reads :

. . . carry the bucket to the station to catch the days fish and undertaking
of the forest and harvest time. Thom Samuel Jones advance to the
Border area where is Mexico my Scurry one
I know not the papmous cloth & do thou tear down the arch & buried
stone of Blood & Coal, Burnt with incense & ash.


Melangel. . . see where your research link, says ' trading people ' ?

That is what Thom Samuel Jones was, a frontiersman, tracker, . . . exported the Pipestone,
through the Pipestone Train Depot station . . .

http://biobettyculpepperclark.blogspot.com/
@36 years old, 1995, I received another spiritual message about Pipestone, Minnesota. This is connected to the Amerindians from Israel (DNA, linking the Hebrew Tribes to the North American Indians). The story is about a frontiersman, tracker, who discovers the rock quarries of the stone called: pipestone, for export trading.
http://pipestoneamerindiansfromisrael.blogspot.com/

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The ' O ' blood groups :




Thank you Melangel, for this research :



http://www.jstor.org/pss/2844129  ( read about ' O ' blood groups )



http://sandwalk.blogspot.com/2007/02/abo-blood-types.html

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The ABO alleles seem to be segregating in the human population by random genetic drift. The O allele (non-functional enzyme) is the most common allele. The B allele is the least common—probably because it arose more recently. Some Native American populations are homogeneous for the O allele; in those populations everyone has blood type O. (For maps of the frequencies A and B alleles see Distribution of Blood Types.)



http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/blood-type-test

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Neither the A nor B antigen, you have type O blood. Your plasma has antibodies that fight against both type A and type B blood. In the United States, about 45% of the white population, 49% of African Americans, 40% of Asians, and 79% of Native Americans are type O.



http://www.aboblood.com/#Icelanders
A strang anomoly of this is the Blackfoot tribe in NA
Blackfoot (N. Am. Indian) 17 82 0 1
groups O A B and AB respectively in the above set of numbers.



http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/blood-type-test

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Evolutionary biologists theorize that the A allele evolved earliest, followed by O and then B. This chronology accounts for the percentage of people worldwide with each blood type. It is consistent with the accepted patterns of early population movements and varying prevalent blood types in different parts of the world. (For instance, B is very common in populations of Asian descent, but rare in ones of European descent.)


http://www.telusplanet.net/dgarneau/indian1.htm

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The oldest human blood type in the world is type 'O' and appears to have originated in South America which was 100% type 'O' before Spanish occupation. North and South America was basically void of blood types 'A', 'B' and 'AB', and was predominately blood type 'O' before European encounters. It is noteworthy that the Basques of Spain and the aboriginals of Australia are also blood type 'O'. By 2000 blood type 'O' accounts for 40% to 45% of blood types. Blood type 'A' accounts for 35% to 40% of blood types and is believed to have originated in the Indo-European-Blackfoot cultures commonly referred to as the Caucasians. Blood type 'B' accounts for 4% to 11% of blood types and is believed to have originated in Africa, southern India, Pakistan and Asia. Blood type 'AB' is a recent mutation believed originated 900 A.D. to 1,000 A.D. It is noteworthy that the Navajo (a Dene People) who passed through four different worlds including Northwest Canada, before arriving about 1,000 A.D. among the Pueblo People and are genetically linked to Japan.



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The founding Mothers of Canada are believed by many to be Asiatic Peoples (pre-Chinese). Others strongly believe the Indians (The People) originated in the Americas. It is noteworthy that there are no pre-Columbian American Indians with type B blood. Type B blood is predominately displayed as a migration out of Africa, the alleged origin of humans. Indians are type A or type O and exclusively O all the way from the southern edge of the last glacier to the Horn at the southern tip of South America. It is noteworthy that blood type O is considered the oldest of the blood types. This speaks loudly of a possible migration from America to Asia over the land bridge. The Basques of Spain and the aboriginal of Australia are type O blood. In short, the base founding cultures of the America's are 'The People' (Indian) and later the Inuit (Eskimo) and Dene. Most will agree that the first people in America are of the Indian culture that populated both North and South America at an early age (likely pre 50,000 B.C.). The later arrival of the Inuit people from Asia value-added by linking our Canada Arctic with Asia and European Arctic cultures. The Dene or Athapascan arrived much later in the Alaska, Yukon, Northern B.C. and N.W.T. areas. The aboriginal culture although primarily west Indian in nature also contains indications of a direct linkage with East Indian culture. Evidence suggests that before the arrival of Europeans, aboriginal cultures of British Columbia absorbed some Chinese and Jewish tradition. We also need to recognize the addition of the Viking culture on the East Coast during our early formation. Cultural drift has been continuous both east and west as well as north and south. It is noteworthy that the horse and camel originated in America and migrated to Asia, why not people also? The Ojibwa of Canada has a genetic marker that predates European arrival and is definitely European in nature.



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THE FAMILY CONNECTION TO THE OJIBWA NATION

During the eighteen century a Garneau married an Ojibwa girl. Family tradition suggests he married a Dakota Sioux who was a captive of the Ojibwa. His son however did marry an Ojibwa girl. Cadotte, a Wendat (Huron) Metis, also married a Garneau in the nineteenth century. The Thomas clan who married a Garneau has a Swampy Cree heritage. The Cree believed they originated from their cousins the Ojibwa. The Ojibwa believes the Odahwaug (Ottawa or trading people) is their cousins and that they both originated near the Eastern Salt Sea.