It seems likely that some, if not all, of the colonists went to live among the native peoples of the Outer Banks. John White believed that they had gone to live with the Hatteras (Croatan) Indians under Manteo. Many Lumbee now living in Robeson County believe that they are descended in part from the Roanoke colonists and the Hatteras Indians. They cite their light complexions, blue eyes, and names that are the same as the names of the Roanoke colonists. Some historians and anthropologists agree that this is likely true, but there is no hard evidence. Some attempts are now being planned to use DNA testing to determine whether the Lumbee are, in fact, descended from the Lost Colonists. –“The Search for the Lost Colony,”
David Walbert

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Some Lumbee Indians have light complexions and blue eyes.
Scientists plan to do DNA testing on the Lumbee Indians to determine whether they are related to the colonists.
Hard evidence shows that the colonists lived with the Hatteras Indians.
The word “Croatoan” was carved on a tree.
Some Lumbee Indians have names that are the same as the colonists’.
(AMERICAN HISTORY I)