Finally, Llewellyn Harris, a Welsh-American Mormon missionary who visited the Zuni in 1878, claimed that they told him they were descended from Montezuma, who was himself descended from white men called "Cambaraga" who came from over the sea 300 years before the Spanish, and that they still had many Welsh words in their language (see Madoc for many more tales along this theme).
Ultimately, Llewellyn Harris, a Welsh-American Mormon missionary who visited the Zuni in 1878, reported that they claimed to be descended from Montezuma, who was himself believed to be a descendant of white men called "Cambaraga" who had arrived on the continent three hundred years before the Spanish, and that their language still retained many Welsh words (see Madoc for numerous additional tales along this line).