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Thursday, April 9, 2009

LAND CLOSING PEACE PIPE CEREMONY : TRIBE RECLAIMS A PIECE OF THE RESERVATION

MARCH 2009

CHEROENHAKA(NOTTOWAY)INDIAN TRIBE RECLAIMS RESERVATION LAND


(L-R):FRONT -Mark Remaley of Sustainable Forest LLC,Chief Walt"Red Hawk"Brown,Vice-Chief Ellis "Soaring Eagle"Wright. 2nd Row (L-R):War Chief William Lamb "Spread Eagle" Howell,Chief Thomas "Two Feathers" Lewis (Honorable Guest of Meherrin Indian Tribe, (HERITAGE FOUNDATION TRIBAL MEMBERS): Deborah "Tiger Lily"Motahari,Teressa "Chenoabuck" Baxter,Beverly"Barefoot"El,Teresa Preston At Large Member.3rd Row-(L-R) Tribal members: Donnie"One Feather" Freeman,Jade"Rain Drop"Hughes,David"Spirit Hawk"Brown,Bernard"Fire Walker" Hedgepeth,Brenda "Sequoia" Taylor,Charleen "Four Roses"Suter. 4th Row-(L-R) Vashti "Sparrow Hawk" Clarke,Kim"Fire Moon" Tart,Lila " Spirit Heart" Hedgepeth,Jimmie "Faith Warrior" Hargrove,Cheryl"Songbird"Hargrove, Council and Heritage Foundation member Cynthia "Water Lily" Brown,and Jay Randolph Asst.Co. Adm. of Southampton County.
Lila "Spirit Heart" Hedgepeth delivers the Iroquoian Prayer and Praises The Great Creator for allowing our People to have access to our Sacred Land Once Again in Hopes of not being taken away from our People .
Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown Presenting The Peace Pipe for our Ceremony in Hopes that our Destinguished Guest will recieve it as a Peace offering.
Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown addresses The Peace Pipe to The Four Winds as Mark Ramaley of Sustainable Forest LLC. and Jay Randolph Asst. Co. Adm. of Southampton Co. looks on.
War Chief William Lamb "Spread Eagle " Howell lights The Peace Pipe while Chief Walt " Red Hawk" Brown draws on the pipe to begin the Peace Offering.
Mark Ramaley of Sustainable Forest LLC. accepts The Peace Pipe offering as War Chief William Lamb "Spread Eagle" Howell and Chief Thomas "Two Feathers " Lewis of Meherrin Indian Tribe look on .
David " Spirit Hawk" Brown accepts The Peace Pipe offering and passes it to other male attendees that will accept this offering .

Vice-Chief Ellis "Soaring Eagle" Wright carries the Eagle Staff leading Tribal members on their Tribal land.
Tribal Women dance their way to Sacred Land.
Members of the NA-MA-WO-CHI Drummers honored The Cheroenhaka(Nottoway)Indian Tribe by drumming on The Great Nadawa Drum .

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

TRIBAL EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS

2009 PRESENTATIONS


FEBRUARY

SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTATION










2008 PRESENTATIONS


MARCH
EDITH TURNER AWARD CEREMONY AT LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA







APRIL


RICHNECK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL









AUGUST


OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY PRESENTATION CHIEF WALT "RED HAWK" BROWN STUDENTS AND TRIBAL MEMBERS










FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HIGH ST. SENIOR CITIZENS PRESENTATION






NOVEMBER


RAWLS LIBRARY COURTLAND VIRGINIA EDITH TURNER HONOR





2007 PRESENTATIONS



APRIL 24TH 2007 RE-ENACTMENT FIRST LANDING PARK VA.BEACH L-R : Vice-Chief Ellis "Soaring Eagle"Wright,Beverly "Barefoot" El, Chief Walt" Red Hawk" Brown, Chris "ThuunderHeron"Ortiz,andTeresa "FreeSpirit"Skeeter
April 28th 2007 Sussex County Va. Community Day Courthouse
L-R: War Chief "William Lamb "Spread Eagle" Howell, Vice-Chief Ellis "Soaring Eagle" Wright, and Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown Tribal members attend Community Day in Sussex Co. Virginia







MAY NORFOLK VA.CHIEF WALT"REDHAWK"BROWN
AT
ST.PIOUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL NORFOLK VA
Chief Walt "Red Hawk"Brown interacting with a group of students .
Students are amazed at the artifacts that are presented by The Cheroenhaka( Nottoway) Indian Tribe



JUNE 28TH 2007 JANAF LIBRARY NORFOLK VIRGINIA

L-R: Cynthia "Water Lily" Brown, Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown, and Tanterrian "Sunshine" Taylor

Tribal members and Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown interacting together





JUNE LITTLE CREEK LIBRARY
Chief Brown interacts with students






JULY PAUL D. CAMP COMMUNITY COLLEGE FRANKLIN VA

Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown with Archeaologist Russell Darden




AUGUST FT. EUSTIS










SEPTEMBER COURTLAND HERITAGE DAY








HERITAGE DAY PARADE








NOVEMBER CHILDRENS CENTER FRANKLIN VA


NOVEMBER FT.EUSTIS

Thursday, January 29, 2009

AMERICAN INDIAN SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. 11TH Annual Powwow & Inaugural Ball Jan.19th & 20th 2009

(L) Gilbert Thompson Office of Economic Developement of The Missisippi Band of The Choctaw Indians with Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown (R)of The Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe of Southampton County Virginia at The 11th Annual American Indian Society Inauguaral Ball Hyatt Crystal City Arlington Virginia
Tribal member Michael "Grey Owl" Brown(L) and Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown(R)at The 11th Annual American Indian Society Inaugural Ball Hyatt Crystal City Arlington Virginia
American Indian Society Washington, D.C. 11th Annual Powwow Hyatt Crystal City Arlington Virginia and dancers in Grand Entry Procession
AIS of Washington, D.C. 11th Annual American Indian Powwow in Washington D.C. Grand entry with flags and staff in procession
Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown in foreground during Grand Entry Circle at the AIS of Washington D.C. 11th Annual American Indian Powwow in Washington,D.C.
Chief Walt "Red Hawk"Brown and Tribal Member Michael "Grey Owl"Brown at The American Indian Society Powwow in Washington D.C. Members of The Alaska Raven Dance Group (L) Apsenaquat and (R) Teresa Germain
Tribal Member Michael "Grey Owl " Brown and Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown attend the Inauguration Ceremony of the President and Vice President of the United States for Barack Obama and Joe Biden on behalf of The Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe of Southampton County Virginia . Thanks to Silver Tickets recieved from Senator Jim Webb
Silver Ticket for entrance to the Inauguaration
Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown holding his Silver Ticket for The Inauguaration
Can you find the Chief ? OOPS! Lost in the crown of nearly 2 million people

Friday, December 12, 2008

Cheroenhaka(Nottoway)Inter-Tribal Fall Powwow 2008 Nottoway Co. Va.

The beginning for our Grand Entry into The Sacred
Circle to give thanks to The Great Creator

Head Male Dancer Pernell Richardson (Haliwa-Saponi) Indian Tribe along with Cheroenhaka(Nottoway) Head Teen Jingle Dancer Jade "Rain Drop" Hughes,and other tribal members and visitors
Head Female Dancer Donna "Water Lily"Richardson and Head Male Dancer Pernell Ricardson leading Tribal members and visitors in the Sacred Circle Color Guard leading in the Sacred Circle during Grand Entry
Master of Ceremonies Clark Stewart
Vice-Chief Ellis "Soaring Eagle" Wright and Tribal Member Donnie Freeman
Host Drum Yough-ta-nund and Guest Drum Falling Water
VIP Dancer Registration with tribal members working
Arena Director Thomas "Two Feathers" Lewis and Head Female Dancer Donna Richardson of The Meherrin Indian Tribe along with Head Male Dancer Pernell Richardson Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe and Tribal Princess of The Chickahominy Indian Tribe
Prince David "Slow Turtle" Brown, Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown, and Chickahominy Princes with Tribal member T.J. "Rolling Thunder" Hewett
Head Female Jingle Dancer and Head Male Dancer with Head Teen Jingle Dancer
Head Male Dancer showing his finery with Head Teen Jingle Dancer following
Tribal members and guest in the Sacred Circle
Three Chiefs ,Chief Walt"Red Hawk Brown , Chief Thomas "Two Feathers" Lewis (Meherrin Indian Tribe) and Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) War Chief William "Spread Eagle" Lamb Howell
Tribal Members with Guest in Sacred Circle
Chief Walt "Red Hawk"Brown relates Tribal History to the Audience
Tribal members leading in the Sacred Circle
Head Teen Jingle Dancer Jade Hughes, Head Teen Male Dancer David Brown , Head Female Jingle Dancer Donna Richardson , and Head Male Dancer Pernell Richardson
Fancy Shawl Dancers
Thomas Winn Native Wood Carver Powwow Vendor (Native Driftwood Thomas Winn Wood Carver)
Aztec Dancers Mexico City
Tribal Member Angus Hines looks on

Monday, September 8, 2008

7th Annual Pow Wow 2008

Color Guard making ready for The Grand Entry into
the Sacred Circle.
Vice-Chief Ellis "Soaring Eagle" leading Color Guard into The
Sacred Circle looking proud and standing tall.
Head Female dancer Donna "Water Lily" Richardson and
Head Male dancer Keith "Hides The Sun" Anderson leading tribal members
and visiting guest into The Sacred Circle .
Prince David "Slow Turtle" Brown and Chief Red Hawk following
in harmony with The Great Creator watching.
Head Female dancer and Head Male dancer with Rickie
"Two Beavers" Boone following with tribal members and
guest.

Guest and tribal members praising The Creator
and Mother Earth for all that has been given to them
gracefully and abundantly.

Guest and Tribal women feeling the spirit.

Visiting Chief James Caulder and Vice-Chief Ben Thompson
of the Pee Dee Tribe of South Carolina standing with our Color
Guard.


Tribal women and chidren showing respect in The
Sacred Circle.


MC Keith Colston (Tuscarora-Lumbee) of the Maryland
Council Indian Affairs in the drum arbor.
Veterans being honored and praised for their bravery and
fighting for our freedom.

Head Female and Head Male Dancer leading Chief Red Hawk
and Chief James Caulder with tribal member and guest



Tribal Jingle Dancer.

Tribal members and guest dancing.

Aztec Dancers from Mexico.
Our Great Chief Red Hawk explaining our Waskehee
Journal to the audience.
Chief Walt"Red Hawk"Brown accepting Tribal Proclamation Recognition from Supervisor Carl Faison with Tribal Council and Members looking on. Proclamation issued by Southampton Co. Board of Supervisors.
Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown,Supervisor Carl Faison
and Vice-Chief Ellis"Soaring Eagle"Wright accepting the Tribal Recognition Proclamation from The Southampton Co. Board of Supervisors.
Chief Red Hawk with Hope Elliot Representative
of Virginia Senator Jim Webb.
Rickie "Two Beavers" Boone with Daughter.
Arena Director Eagle Eye standing guard.

Sunday, March 30, 2008

Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Heritage Foundation

Recipients of Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Heritage Foundation
Book Scholarship Award. L to R: Courtney "Wild Flower" Boone
(VA. State Univ.),Brittany "Day Lily" Boone (VA. State Univ.),
Allison "Falling Star" Wright accepting on behalf of Erica "White Fawn"
Wright (Emory & Henry Univ.),Sherrie "Bright Star" Baxter ( Paul D. Camp
Comm. College). Back Row : Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribal
Heritage Foundation Board Members : L to R: Deborah "Tiger Lily" Motahari, Beverly "Barefoot" El, Ellis "Soaring Eagle" Wright Vice-Chairman,
Terresa"Chenoabuck" Baxter, Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown Chairman of The Board. Not Shown in Photo: Scholarship Recipients: Erika " Swan Dancing " Archer(Univ. of Maryland), Waleshia "Dancing Moon" Hunt (Virginia Union Univ.).

Monday, December 3, 2007

NOTTOWAY COUNTY POW WOW



Head Female Donna "Water Lily" Richards with Head Male
Dancer Keith "Hides the Sun" Anderson with Chief Walt
"Red Hawk" Brown III at the entrance of the Sacred
Circle.


Head Female Dancer Donna " Water Lily " Richards and Head Male Dancer
Keith "Hides the Sun" Anderson .

Donna "Water Lily's" Daughters doing Jingle Dance with Cheroenhaka Tribal Members

Visiting Drum Katanah Jr.