Talk:Piscataway people
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editI removed this from the article. --evrik (talk) 17:50, 27 September 2018 (UTC)
As of February 8, 2012 - The Law that Governor O'Malley signed into law on January 8, 2012 to recognize all three tribes as Piscataway - Native Americans - becomes Law.
As reported in the Maryland records
A few of the surnames of 21st-century families, some of whose branches have Piscataway lineage: Adams, Battle, Beddoe, Brady, Burch, Bush, Butler, Carter, Chichester, Cofer, Collins, Gray, Griffith, Harley, Harvey, Hughes, Jones, Joy, Kemp, Linkins, Mason, Massey, Mayo, Neal, Newman, O'Banion, Penny, Pickeral, Queen, Richardson, Savoy, Shirriel, Simmons, Thompson, Waters, Watson, Wilson, Windsor.
21st-century families living outside of the United States with Piscataway lineage: Canada, Germany, France, Russia & United Kingdom. >> more to be added at a later date.
References # 30 and 31 ("Jeffrey Ian Ross, "Commentary: Maryland's struggle to recognize its Native American". The (Baltimore) Daily Record, Jun 17, 2005, accessed 8 Oct 2009 and "A tribe divided: Piscataway Indians' search for identity sparks squabbles". Southern Maryland Newspapers Online) are both dead links Smerdyakov911 (talk) 13:30, 9 November 2021 (UTC)