Piscataway Indian nation of wild Turkey Clan Maryland
We Do Not generalize ourselves as just one big group of "piscataways "
We have "SETS" which means "piscataways" belong to differnt Groups and Familes
Welcome to the brandywine/ cedarville set website
Hope you will learn new thruths and come to understand of who we are as human beings and not "Indians "
We were here before europeans arrived and are still here 333 years later!
So dont look for us with long black hair, high cheek bones and our Cherokee princess grandmothers
We dont wear hairdresses and ride Quarter horeses as our main source of transportation
Dont say to us (oh you dont look like a real Indian)
We are not from India... and we dont have asian features as depicted on television and movies as the real standard of what a "indian" looks like.
To set the record straight we are NOT with or under the leadership of "the Piscataway Canoy tribe" or any of that *Organizations Members*
You will learn that the cedarville band of piscataway memebers did all the hard work over the past 55 years to be recognized as Maryland's first indigenous people!
The cedarville band of piscataway indians members has silently endured so much abuse in the past 13 years from the other "piscataway"groups its time to speak out and create a true narrative based in reality that the others refuse to acknowledge !
This website will change periodically with new content in hopes of teaching others
So get ready to learn !
Here is where the cedarville band of piscataway indians began
Callie Victoria proctor & James norman proctor.
april 12,1897- may 30,1981 november 21,1894-november 6,1980
callie and james had 11 children the oldest son Hugh Proctor pioneer in the effort to cultivate, activism pride,and togetherness with his family members and created a legacy for the rest of us
the first of any piscataway clan to lay a wreath at the Arlington national Cemetery with the unknown soldier
the first of any piscataway clan to lay a wreath at the Arlington national Cemetery with the unknown soldier
Our Clan Mother's
Gallery
Historical photographs from the wild turkey clan
What We Do
cedarville band of piscataway indians has something to say.... are you ready you ready to hear us?
.Natalie Standigontherock Proctor is a born member of the Wild Turkey Clan of Piscataway people. She has served as the Clans Chairwoman for the past 20 years and has assisted the Clan Mother in her responsibilities to the community.undefined
she served as the Project Assistant for the Prince George's County's Board of Educations American Indian Education program. This program is designed to assist Indigenous students with literacy and numeracy skills and skill development for specific industries with an emphasis on cultural preservation and community involvement. Staff also presents at teacher in-services to provide appropriate educational materials and resources when teaching Indigenous students and/or teaching history. undefined
Natalie is now is the owner and Executive Director of the non-profit corporation the Cedarville Band of Piscataway Indians, Inc., The organization has been teaching the history on Maryand's Indigenous people when they open the doors to the Piscataway Indian Museum in 1990. undefined
The organization currently offers
Natalie standing on the rock, is now offering a one hour program to speak with groups about piscataway history ,cultural preservation and modern day issues that cedarville band faces with correcting the history people were taught in school or debunk myths of our existence within Maryland , Washington dc, North of Virginia, Pennsylvania..aka our home land and Territory.
please email us your event details or group event request
one hour program price = $1,500
*allow up to 4 Business days for our staff to review all appearance request coincide with our objectives
Become a Member Today!
Join us for these amazing benefits learning the history of the first family of maryland...
Recommended
*deer plan *
$50.00
per month
educational information for school , historical information pertaining to the wild Turkey clan of the Piscataway Indians and much more each month
*wild turkey plan plan *
$200.00
per month
never before seen newspaper articles published between 1973-present , historical documentations filed in courts, compelling stories and truths about piscataway facts , videos, the 23 year battle on the road to State recognition,and the great split between the clan, life after the buring of the cultral center on 925 ... all this and much more each month
