Websites about Kumeyaay Indians

Ernie | Dec 12, 2009 |

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The Kumeyaay Indians are a fascinating tribe that were among the original inhabitants of San Diego.

Kumeyaay

Samuel Brown is a Kumeyaay Indian. He is obviously proud of his heritage. He gives a lot of information about the Kumeyaay Indians on his website. He also has a sense of Humor. He states

"...Some people are Indian but you would not know unless they told you. My parents, grandparents and so on back were Kumeyaay Indian and I am considered a full blood 100% but I am positive there were other types of people back there somewhere. Some males, in my family, lose the hair on the top of their heads and I am thinning out so? "

Samuel Brown offers many links on his Kumeyaay Indian website. He has a page where he talks about childhood memories and it is a very fascinating and funny to read. He talks about when he went to his 40

th class reunion but had to leave early as he did not like hanging out with old people.

I have did a lot of reading on Indians and had never heard of the Kumeyaay Indians until I found this website. The Kumeyaay are an interesting group with a fascinating history. The Kumeyaay language is neat. I learned that the Kumeyaay word for "Yes" is "aaha".

Desert USA

This website has a page that talks about some of the Kumeyaay Indian history. This website tells us the Kumeyaay Indians were "semi-nomadic peoples, spending their winters in the desert lowlands and moving to higher ground (such as the Laguna and Santa Rosa Mountains) from late spring through the acorn and pinenut harvest in the fall. " A lot like modern day senior citizens who venture to warmer climates in the winter time.

San Diego History

SanDiegoHistory.org has a web page that tells about the history of the Kumeyaay Indians and the attack on a Mission that occurred in 1775.

Kumeyaay Indian Story About a Coyote And A Stink Bug

This is a Kumeyaay Indian short story is about a gullible coyote and a stinkbug. It is actually a pretty cute story and worth a quick read to learn about one of the Kumeyaay Indian stories.

Kumeyaay Indians were like the white people. Before we has TV and radio all we had were stories.

Kumeyaay Millennium

AmericanIndianSource has a web page that talks about the history of the Kumeyaay Indians. They call the Kumeyaay Indians the "original San Dieagans". This is in reference to the Kumeyaay Indian being among the first permanent residents in the area now known as San Diego California.

This is a very in depth read on the Kumeyaay Indians. If you are interested in the Kumeyaay Indians then this is a must read to learn about the Kumeyaay Indians history.

The Kumeyaay Indians are rarely mentioned outside of the Southern California area. The Kumeyaay Indians have a fascinating history and many modern stories of fighting and cooperating with the United States Government. The Kumeyaay Indian deserve for outsiders to know their history.