The search for the 'Welsh Indians'

According to legend, the Welsh Prince Madoc sailed to America hundreds of years before Columbus. The Welsh were said to have integrated with American native people. A young man from North Wales set out to find the evidence. It became a great adventure of hardship, danger and discovery. It's quite a remarkable story.
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Tales From Welsh History

[@troyevans6355]

They're in Missouri. You're welcome. -Troy Evans

[@lindakay9552]

John Evans was wrong. My 5th graeat Grandma Margaret Ellen White was a Welsh Indian.

[@SlipperyDoobie]

Thank you for sharing such an interesting piece of history!

[@SophiaVienna123]

Their in North Carolina

[@megw7312]

Not Madoc ap Owen

[@megw7312]

The tale of Madoc ‘became politically convenient’ but, not for the Tudors given that they were not from the same royal line.

[@srozier4359]

🔥🔥

[@ailenepace8262]

Well done. I discovered through the ancient Welsh Chronicles, that there was no such person as Madog, son of Llywelyn. There was no Madog who sailed away at anytime from Wales. Sorry. It just didn't happen.