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Martina X. Alonzo, <miaalonzo@hotmail.com>, Thursday - Sep 02, 2010 - 9:24 AM PST
Subject: Navajo bible verse translation

Please help me get a Navajo translated verse of Matthew 19:6 that I can use on my wedding invitations. I've searched the web over and over. I have a navajo bible, but don't have access to it right now.



George D. Eberly, <geberly3@gmail.com>, Tuesday - Aug 31, 2010 - 2:19 PM PST
Subject: Map

I am working at a Navajo mission outside Bloomfield, NM, and I have a Navajo friend who needs a map of the reservation like the one on your website for his job. Can you tell be where a map like that can be purchased in a large size? Do you sell such maps?

George D. Eberly



Gloria Ascencio, <xicaazteca@hotmail.com>, Thursday - Aug 19, 2010 - 5:29 PM PST
Subject: Trying to locate a trustworth medicine man who has herbal med. knowledge

Thank you in advance for your attention to this email. I am looking to locate a Native American medicine man in the Shiprock, NM area. A true believer in natural healing, and has faith in Native American remedies. Raised on herbal remedies, a friend's Granddaughter is having severe intestinal issues. Would like to locate someone to consult with.



Gln Marriott, <glyn.59@hotmail.co.uk>, Wednesday - Aug 18, 2010 - 1:31 PM PST
Subject: I am searching for my father

I was adopted. He is Navajo. He was in RAF based in England. I am hoping you might be able to help me, where to start searching, etc. Hope to hear from you. Thanks Glyn

PS I'm female.



Laura Jacob, <laura.a.jacob@gmail.com>, Monday - Aug 16, 2010 - 11:40 AM PST
Subject: Mary Armstrong

I had checked out this website because My aunt Lillie is the mother to Harrsion Jr. I am of the Mary Armstrong line of relatives. My mother was Jessie Bassett. I saw an error of relationships under her name. Her children were my mother "Jessie Bassett" and my Aunt "Dorothy Bassett". her son "Willie Burns" Was the son of Charlie Burns who she was living with after the death of "Leon Oran Bassett". There is no proof of her ever marrying Charlie Burns.Willie deceased in Sept.6, 2001.Please let me know if you can correct this information. My mother,Jessie also deceased in January 2, 1998. Thank you.

Laura Jacob



Diane Mitchell, <dmitchell1951@cox.net>, Saturday - Aug 14, 2010 - 4:16 PM PST
Subject: Request to Purchase Navajo Country Map

May I purchase a Navajo Country Map and a lists of land forms, parks and forest. Also does the map include state boundaries.

Hagoonee,
Diane



Sondra, <dixxebell@yahoo.com>, Thursday - Aug 12, 2010 - 2:24 PM PST
Subject: Research Question

HI Harrison,

I wondered if you can help me to understand the Navajo lineage and how it works. I am writing a fiction novel and one of my characters is of Navajo origins. I wanted to speak about her Grandmother .. and I wanted to select a lineage for my character. If my character, Kia, is born of the Bitter Water Clan, does this mean her Grandmother is also of the Bitter Water Clan as well as her mother?

And (I have tons of questions but will ask only 2 more) IF my character is born to the Bitter Water Clan is it possible for her grandmother who has never ventured from her birth place to be living in the Coyote Canyon area of Northern NM (route 9 off old 666), would some one of the Bitter Water Clan be in that region if they were born in 1920's, or is their location of no consequences to their Clan?

AND lastly - And I read that when a baby is born the umbilical cord is buried at the base of a tree, and from that tree a cradel board is carved ... is this correct?

Thank you for any information you can provide.

Regards,
Sondra Hickman



Rae Matalolo, <Matalolo@dixie.edu>, Monday - Aug 02, 2010 - 6:43 AM PST
Subject: George Patrick Lee

George Patrick Lee, 67, passed away on Wednesday, July 28, 2010, at the Utah Valley Regional Medical Center.



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