As a fictional character from the novel "Roots: The Saga of an American Family" by Alex Haley, Kunta Kinte does not have any living descendants. However, Alex Haley traced his own genealogy back to Kunta Kinte and claimed to be his descendant.
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∙ 14y agoYes there are! The most prominent being the historian, Chris Haley.
they ate wild carrots,parsnips,plants,meat,deer,and any other living thing they could find (but not insects!)
They are used to the nomadic lifestyle. They might not know of any other lifestyle. To them it is "normal" and they don't feel a need for change.
In order to survive physically humans have three basic necessities like any other living organism on the planet: alimentation, hydration and shelter.
The first living being on Earth was the human race. In further detail, it was Prophet Addam(aa-dhum)who was the first life form sent to Earth by Allah. Live evolved from lower orders of organisation, gradually getting more and more complex. Obviously there is no record of in existence of who 'who' was the first living thing. Some religions claim that man was created as he is today. Who that person was would depend on which religion you wish to believe. If any. Plants are the first in creation as far as scientific knowledge goes.
Anonymity is being unknown, neutrality is being uncommitted in any way, or in any event, regarding that issue.
Yes he had 3 other brothers. Lemmin, Sawudu and Madi
I was able to find one child or Virgil and that was his daughter, Nellie. Unfortunately there weren't any more records that I could find about Nellie.
No.
Doubtful ... although there may certainly be many people with the last name of "Bach", but most likely not a direct descendant of the masterful composer, JS Bach.
To the best of our knowledge, Luke was not married so could not have had any descendents.
She doesn't have any. Her only child to survive beyond infancy was Elizabeth I, who died childless.