Croatan

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Lumbee Indians from Robeson County North Carolina. The Lumbee tribe has claimed to be descendents of the Croatan
Lumbee Indians from Robeson County North Carolina. The Lumbee tribe has claimed to be descendents of the Croatan

The Croatan were a Native American tribe living in the coastal areas of what is now North Carolina. They were one of the Algonquian peoples. They were on good terms with English settlers of the Roanoke Island colony, and there has been speculation that the survivors of the colony joined the Croatan. Evidence for this was found in 1998, when English artifacts were found within the territory of the Croatan tribe. The modern Lumbee tribe has claimed descent from the Croatan and the English survivors.


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