Dwelling in Communities throughout the Southeastern Counties of Virginia, and surrounding the Nottoway River into the Tidewater area are the present day generation of the "People of the Longhouse...."
Gathering at the Nottoway River
Events | News
You may now make secure online donations to "The Virginia Nottoway Indian Circle and Square Foundation" Here
Tidewater News | "Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia, Inc. holds 2011 Powwow": Read Article Here
Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia, Inc. attend 2011 VA. Peanut Festival: View Photos | Read Article Here
New Book Releases!
UNTCHORE, means, "To Eat" in the Iroquois language. Read more information on how you can own your copy! Proceeds from this cookbook help to support the Virginia Nottoway Indian Circle and Square Foundation. All contributions to this project are tax deductible.
Would you like to support the Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia, Inc.? Read more information on how you can own your copy of this Book, while supporting the Virginia Nottoway Indian Circle and Square Foundation,IRS 501(c)(3) .
Early history prior to 1607, several distinct groups of Iroquoian speaking native people including the Nottoway lived in the Virginia-North Carolina coastal plain. The Nottoway remained relatively undisturbed by the English Colony expanding from Jamestown during the first half of the seventeenth century... | Read More
