🥇Nancy Ward (Nanye'hi), was my ancestral grandmother. Nancy Washington Legree was her granddaughter. Clemson University hid American History from the World.🫢
For over half a century past emancipation, my great-grandmother (6x), Nancy Washington Legree, and her family were held inhumanly enslaved at the home of the 7th Vice President of the United States of America, John C. Calhoun.
After the death of Thomas Green Clemson, the “credited” founder of Clemson University, the enslavement of my grandmother Nancy and family at Fort Hill Plantation, located in Clemson, South Carolina, was extended, at least until the early 1920s.
After freedom finally arrived, my ancestors settled only minutes away from the Clemson University campus, in the Calhoun community of Clemson, as my entire family remained unaware of the true history of our 105 year-old grandmother Nancy, who was born in the mid 1830s. Despite being enslaved for nearly all of her life, she amazingly persevered and lived until the early 1940s.
Over time, Clemson University FALSELY promoted my grandmother Nancy’s picture as their manipulated storyline to the main attraction of “AFRICAN” Slavery at Fort Hill Plantation. In the process, Clemson University made millions of dollars selling a fictional account of a mythical tale about the origins of the enslaved from the region, which ultimately helped to misclassify the ethnic identities of the enslaved population that the University owned.
After a well-documented “Spiritual awakening” occurred during the COVID-19 Pandemic in 2020, I was led by my ancestors to discover the deep history of my grandmother Nancy’s enslavement to the family of her hidden father, the 7th Vice President of the United States of America, John C. Calhoun. After the death of Calhoun, Clemson University began writing stories, while paying homage to the memory of my grandmother Nancy. Nevertheless, Clemson University was still withholding the truth regarding the complete history of my grandmother, Nancy Washington Legree.
The conspired Clemson University storyline featured my grandmother Nancy, as one of the first enslaved “AFRICANS” at Fort Hill Plantation, located on the grounds that would eventually become Clemson University. Shockingly, my grandmother Nancy (the daughter of Calhoun), remained enslaved decades after Clemson College was founded by her brother-in-law and slaveholder, Thomas G. Clemson.
In September 2020, only months after founding my nonprofit organization, The Men Of Color Having Answers Foundation (M.O.C.H.A.), I wrote a proposal to name an unnamed pedestrian bridge (HWY 123) in Clemson, South Carolina in honor of the memory of my grandmother Nancy, the woman whom Clemson University had silently celebrated for decades, as their official portrait of Slavery.
Although, in October 2020, the city of Clemson, South Carolina unanimously voted in favor of naming the “UNNAMED” pedestrian bridge in honor of my grandmother Nancy Washington Legree, the city government failed to keep their word and officially name the bridge in dedication to the memory of my grandmother Nancy. History would later verify that this wasn't the first time that the leadership of CLEMSON had stolen from my family of ancestors.
Despite my passionate pursuit to officially recognize the already publicized contributions of my grandmother Nancy, she was never honored by the city of Clemson or Clemson University. This was very disheartening, after she had given nearly 100 years of her life helping to establish the Clemson area for the elite.
Despite conducting several FOX News interviews, no one from Clemson University or the city of Clemson came forward to inform me about my family's true history and origins, in regard to Vice President John C. Calhoun, and the rape of my grandmother Martha Liza (LEAH) Lee, which produced my Grandmother NAN (Nancy).
Although I had successfully taken the necessary steps through city government in my attempt to honor the history of my grandmother Nancy, Clemson University, the city of Clemson, and other politically affiliated authorities in South Carolina, unjustly conspired to suppress and sabotage my story.
After facing a tremendous amount of racist opposition, due to the uncovering of a centuries-old truth, I then understood that Clemson, South Carolina, and a continued “CULTURE” of the Confederacy were hiding a story much greater than the revelation of John C. Calhoun being the father of my grandmother Nancy.
After bridging the connection that ultimately led me to discover that 18th-century, World-renowned Irish-born International American Indian writer, James Adair was also my ancestral great-grandfather, I then understood why Clemson University and others in South Carolina have tirelessly conspired to unfairly discredit my nonprofit organization, the Men Of Color Having Answers Foundation (M.O.C.H.A.).
It is because my successful connection to Nancy Washington Legree was the key that unlocked the door to my American Indian roots. My ancestor’s precolonial history predates the arrival of Europeans to the Americas, and it does not involve the forced fictitious narrative of Black Americans arriving in America enslaved.
My grandmother, NANCY WARD (Nanye'hi) who was the grandmother of Nancy Washington Legree, derived from the largest, most prominent American Indian tribe in North America, as the Cherokees were organized under one principal chief, the uncle of Nanye'hi, Attakullakulla (Little Carpenter) as well as other legendary figures within my bloodline.
The very deep history of my ancestors’ beginnings in America destroys the African American myth that falsely depicts millions of Black people coming to America enslaved.
Similar to how the same identified group of people in Clemson, South Carolina, had several times dishonorably broken promises of the past that were made with my ancestors, which included the Hopewell Treaty, I would later find out that the people standing in the way of freedom were the descendants of those who broke the Treaty.
History books have provided so much detailed proof that each time that the American Indians (Our Ancestors), trusted the words of the government, they were betrayed. Shockingly, history would verify that this very same immoral behavior from the same people has continued to obstruct the progression of Black Americans in Upstate South Carolina.
The method of creating Division amongst black citizens, who should rightfully be standing together, has been the outdated but effective strategy that is still being strategically used in Clemson, South Carolina against its Black citizens. The Public Relations stunts that Clemson University media uses quite often, are only to deceive those who are unaware of what's really going on and to make you believe that meaningful progress has been made. Meanwhile, nothing notable changes, and you later discover that the same group of people who are the descendants of those who dishonorably broke the Hopewell Treaty, are the same people who found another excuse to rob the descendants of the people whose land had already been stolen.
Amazingly, I have proof that my grandmother Nancy Ward (Nanye'hi) requested over 600 acres of land after she had negotiated a lifetime of peaceful, yet compromising treaties with the United States government that oftentimes took away large portions of Cherokee land. The 640 acres of land that was allotted to my grandmother, Nancy Ward, was justified payment for her services to the United States of America. Amazingly, my grandmother Nancy Ward may be the only American Indian (Black Woman) recognized by (DAR) Daughters of the American Revolution for her many Notable treaty negotiations, such as the Hopewell Treaty, which was signed in Clemson, SC (Hopewell) on the banks of the Keowee River in 1785. This treaty was never honored by the state of South Carolina and others.
Posted below is proof that my grandmother Nancy Ward (Nanye'hi) had been granted 640 acres of land for her services to America, but was then made to feel unsafe by some form of intimidation, before being forced to flee her own land. However, history states, “lifelong” which means that my grandmother intended for the land to be passed down to her descendant’s.⬇️ Where is my family's land? It did not just vanish.
BRIEF UPDATE:
A year ago, since discovering that my grandmother Nancy Ward (Nanye'hi) had requested 640 acres of land from the United States government (which history states she was granted), at the back of my mind, I wondered how my grandmother might have determined the precise number of acreage that she proposed. After praying for an understanding of the number 640, GOD then sent me the answer, as to why she chose that specific number of acres.
ANSWER. After assisting with the negotiations of multiple treaties on behalf of the Cherokee Nation, Nancy Ward became knowledgeable about Land Ordinances that had been made law over the years past. She effectively used the wisdom learned from her many experiences, to negotiate enough land to build a “TOWN” for her people. IT WAS THROUGH RESEARCH THAT I FOUND MY ANSWER.
WHO WAS THE LEADERSHIP THAT FAILED MY GRANDMOTHER, AND WHERE WAS THE LAND THAT WAS DISTINCTIVELY IDENTIFIED IN THE HOPEWELL TREATY negotiated by my grandmother Nancy Ward (Nan-ye-hi) and others ON NOVEMBER 28, 1785?
The speech below given by my ancestral great-grandmother NAN-YE-HI (Nancy Ward) at the signing of the Treaty of Hopewell (1785), tells you that she was Black, as she speaks directly to the White Man and to the Red Man (Euro-American mixed Indian). History states that the Cherokee were BLACK (copper-colored). NAN-YE-HI confirms!!!⬇️
Almost 250 years after the signing of the Treaty of Hopewell, which was agreed upon with a promise to keep European settlers from further encroachment onto the inherited ancestral homelands of my Native Black American Cherokee family, the same government still illegally operates and is oppressively finding ways to Rob the Native Black Americans of our IDENTITIES, along with Impactful accomplishments within the community. The local government in Upstate South Carolina has proven that it will do everything in its power to distract the Black citizens from the fact that we were lied to regarding our true IDENTITIES.
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY played a major role in the misidentification of Black Americans. They already have the answers to the truth, they only hoped that no one would ever discover the facts. Nevertheless, the Truth of what happened is written in recorded history, a very valuable lesson of history that we have overlooked for centuries now.
Cherokee was once an Independent powerful Black Nation that included a sophisticated and sovereign government that the United States never officially recognized. The Cherokee were believed to be the leaders of the New World, and because Europeans had recently witnessed the power of the Moors and because the Moors were believed to have relocated to America, Europeans conquered through methods of trickery, theft, murder, manipulation of Religion, and SLAVERY. At Clemson, and throughout much of the South, Europeans intended to create a White Nation of fair-skinned Indians, and over centuries of war, Europeans replaced Black tribal Chiefs with white Captains of tribes, who then took advantage of the tribespeople by mixing European blood to try and eliminate the Black race. To gain understanding, you must consider that the United States during this same time refused to acknowledge black people as equals, or persons.
I encourage all Americans to research the entire history of Nancy Ward (Nanye’hi), born (1738-1823), the first Beloved Woman, Women's Rights Advocate, Political, and Spiritual Leader of the Cherokee Nation.
(left) Nancy Washington Legree, (right) statue of Nancy Ward (Nanye’hi), GRANDMOTHERS.
If there is any doubt in your mind regarding the truth about the official identities of the American Indians (Black People) in South Carolina(s), and all over the South, then consider the history that was written by one of the first Europeans (Spanish) to successfully reach the lands of the United States of America. Below is what he observed and what history recorded. Clemson University and others in the South are guilty of manipulating history and deceiving their citizens and the entire country, which has led to division and confusion amongst the people by withholding these facts.
As a result of my discovery of the Truth, Clemson University has unjustly discriminated against my organization, which has negatively affected my nonprofit and suppressed much-needed support. They have used strategic measures to ensure that the world remains unaware of a truth that rewrites American history. The M.O.C.H.A. Foundation has presented the facts to you. WE MUST UNLEARN THE LIES.
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