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Great photos of Tim McGraw, Tanya. I sat through “Blind Side” and didn’t recognize him without his hat. He’s cute either way.
So sad the way the California Indians were treated. Glad to know at least one tribe is intact and doing ok. I always thought it would be cool to be part Native American. But my heritage is mixed Scottish and Danish, from ancestors who immigrated to Utah in the 1800s. Some fascinating stories of those days.
A little hard to settle into the San Manual stuff after being spoiled by Tim McGraw, Tanya.
I’m a pretty classic WASP. Northern European down the line, the closest we come to exotic is some Irish Catholic heritage…I know…pretty exotic NOT!
I have a grandfather who was first generation American from Scotland, my husband has a grandmother who was first generation American from Germany, but on my father’s mother’s side we’ve got a line that goes back to 1638…18 years after Plymouth Rock. And on my husband’s side, his grandmother was a proud member of the DAR and had the paperwork proving she had an ancestor in the Revolutionary War.
Great post Tanya. As for my own heritage, it’s mostly Cajun (I’m originally from South Louisiana). On my mother’s side, the maternal line traces back to the Spanish settlers and the paternal line to the French. On my father’s side, we’ve traced his ancesters back to the Acadians who came down from Nova Scotia.
Hello fellow fillies! Thanks for stopping by today. You all must have fascinating family lore…bet it makes it way into your stories.
Elizabeth, the historic tribe of my locale, Ventura County, the Chumash, was decimated by “manifest destiny.” The tribe will live on in such wonderful boks as Island of the Blue Dolphins and Zia by Scott O’Dell.
I’m half German (the herd arrived in the 1830′s in the St. Louis area) and half-Russian. Ellis Island about 1910. I definitely want to research geneaology and history in more depth.
Hi Mary, why, your ancestors practically celebrated the first Thanksgiving! What a great heritage. Do you know when they migrated to the Midwest? Any relative still on the Eastern Seaboard? I taught American Lit just forever and early American history absolutely fascinates me.
Thanks for dropping by today. oxoxox
Hello Winnie! Again, a heritage straight out of American Lit. Do you do any Cajun cooking? This has nothing to do with anything, but I totally loved Dennis Quaid’s Cajun character in The Big Easy.
Thanks for commenting today. oxoxoxo
Hi Tanya – Great blog today!
I really treasure our “girls day out” to see concerts! Judging by the beauty and elegance of the San Manuel Casino, it appears that the tribe is doing very well now. I’m happy that the laws allow the Native Americans in California to strive for financial independence.
Hi Charlene, me too. It is a lovely resort, and I sure hope they continue to have country concerts.
I forgot to mention the guy who proposed to his lady during the show. Tim brought them up on stage for big hugs, then the band broke into “It’s Your Love.” So cool! So romantic.
Tanya, very interesting blog. I’m just beginning to be a Tim McGraw fan so I have a lot of catching up to do. I really enjoyed his T.V. interview a few weeks back. I think he’s really a genuine person. It’s clear he loves his family so much and they love him back. Faith Hill is a perfect wife for him and they adore each other.
About my heritage…I’m a Heinz 57. A mixture of Irish, English, German. And that’s only what I know about. With a last name Smith on my father’s side and Clark on my mother’s it’s a very daunting task. I can’t tell you how many hours I’ve spent trying to trace my lineage. I finally gave up for now. I really envy people who can tell you exactly where they came from.
Love the post. What’s not to love about Tim? LOL
Interesting about the Indians in the San Bernardino area and points north.
I lived on an old Mexican land grant in North San Diego County, Rancho Monserate, for many years. I looked across the valley to Sleeping Indian mountain, so named by Luseuno Indians. Wonder if they are an offshot of the Serrano Indians?
As for moi, I’m from Texas and have Comanche blood in my heritage.
I so enjoy the posts here at the Junction every time I stop by. The fillies do a wonderful job educating about all things Western.
Hi Linda, I feel the same about all those folks with geneological facts and pictures intact. I cleared out my mom’s old house and so many pictures are unidentified! So sad. But I have found plenty of factual things.
It’s harder with Dad’s side. His parents brought nothing with them when they immigrated from Russia, and Dad wasn’t one to respect his past much–he was too grateful to be an American, he said. He wouldn’t teach us kids the language even though he was fluent.
Thanks for posting today, my filly friend. oxoxoxoxox
Hi Joyce, good to see you here! I learn tons from the writers here myself. The Luseuno helped establish San Juan Capistrano mission, I believe. I’m thinking they are a sub tribe of the Serrano and will try to look up and learn for sure.
Thanks for stopping by today!
Yes, the Serrano and Luseuno are related.
Tanya,
I love the information about the Serrano indians. Great info about them. I celebrate Native American Heritage month every Novemeber.
It is with great honor that I hold in my heart for the American Indian.
Thanks Tanya for bringing that to the pages here for other to read.
Walk in harmony,
Melinda
Hi Melinda, it’s always so nice to see you here. When I read Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee in college, I had a life-altering moment. I’m glad I was able to teach American Lit…Satanta, Joseph, Seattle were some of the great chiefs we studied.
In fact, Joseph is considered one of America’s greatest generals…but he “fought for the wrong side.”
Terrific post, Tanya! Well, as you know, I’ve been to reservations and have Native ancestery — however, I really haven’t been to a rock concert, per se. I have listened to some in parks and that sort of thing and once I took my kids to a rock concert. Does that count?
I also like Tim McGraw, as well as his beautiful and I, too, love country music. : )
Hi Kay, oh yes, I love your books, so rich in native traditions. Your blog pix are always amazing! Oh, any kind of concert counts with me. I even have season tickets to the symphony LOL.
Faith Hill is totally gorgeous. He and she seem to be so real and so in love. At most of his concerts, she joins him for a couple of songs, but this time, nada.
Charlene and I have both converted our hubbies into country-music fans. It’s all we listen to here at the homestead.
Thanks so much, Kay, for stopping by today.oxoxoxoxox
Hi Tanya, Funny you asked….I live on the Paiute/Shoshone Reservation about 2 1/2 hours north of San Manual. In the eastern section of California that everyone forgets is there. There are only 276 acres of land, but the scenery makes up for some. High Sierra background. I am non-Indian, but my husband is full. We also LOVE country music. And Timmy is a big favorite.
San Manual history is more or less typical of the rest of the tribes in California. They did great until the Spanish came through. Then it changed.
Loved the post.
I have been to see Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, and LeAnn Rimes.
Hi Tanya, I like Tim’s music, too.And he can act. I thought he was great in “Flicka.” Definitely a favorite movie.
The California Indians I’m most familiar with are the Chumash. They lived north of Los Angeles, near Frazier Park where I lived for several years. There are cave paintings in the area. They’re closed off to the public for preservation. That’s good, but I’d have loved to have seen them.
Have a great day!
I’ve loved country/rock ever since Garth Brooks. I hear he’s coming out of retirement. My first concert was the Yes almost 40 years ago but my two favorites were seeing Simon and Garfunkel (twice) and Elvis Presley (boy I’m showing my age lol). All my ancestors are from Sicily
The cutout of Tim McGraw was ingenious. Maybe we all need one of our current hero and heroine to get into their head better.
I happen to be one quarter Irish, One quarter Polish, one quarter Italian, one eighth French Canadian and one eighth Abenaki Indian. Wish I could learn more about my Indian heritage, but no one talked about it and they have all passed away, that is those who knew anything.
Have visited several reservations and been to many concerts. The pow wows on the reservations are concerts of a sort and I love them. We usher at the local concert venue and have been lucky enough to have seen many great performers.
Heritage – Irish, French and Native American.
Hi Mary, I am quickly learning how many tribes once made our state so great! Thanks for stopping by today.
Estella, Garth Brooks is a great one, isn’t he? I’ve also seen Brooks and Dunn, Trace Adkins (yowza!), Brad Paisley and Big and Rich. All good stuff. Thanks for the post.
Hi Vicki, we just saw Blind Ride and I’ll tell you, it’s a fantastic must-see movie. Tim does a great job. You’ll love it. I also loved Flicka. Our daughter chose My Little Girl (the theme song from the movie) for her daddy-daughter dance at her wedding. Sigh. Not one dry eye.
The Chumash also had a great presence here in Ventura County. So sad these cultures were exterminated. Grrrrrrrrrrrr.
(I meant Blind SIDE.)
Jeanne, oh, Simon and Garfunckel were huge during my college days. Sigh…For Emily Wherever I May Find Her. Good stuff there. I never got to see Elvis but I totally love him. thanks for stopping by.
Mary, thanks for your comments. No one talked much about our Russian heritage either. I think a geneological hunt will be a hard one. But I totally remember my grandmother’s Russian sweet bread and borscht. Yum.
Oh, Charlene’s life-size cut-out is eerily amazing. Looks right at ya LOL.
Patricia, I enjoy a good concert, too. I even attended an organ recital at Westminster Abbey. It rocked. Thanks to you, and everybody else, for visiting the Junction today.
Hugs to you all!
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