Seeking more help in tracking down more historic crops to restore my community's past in Chicago.

Good evening friends! How are you? Blake is looking for more help from the Irish, Serbian, Croatian, German and other European American communities as well as Native American and Mexican in Chicago to restore his community's past in the South Chicago neighborhood to edify and inspire all. Here are my targets.
1. Herzegovina Ravnjak tobacco
2. Stolac tobacco
3. Gunstling sweet pepper
4. Tetovac beans
5. Starozagorski beans
6. Silsian Country cucumber
7. Old German Salad cucumber
8. Blue Mushito Azul corn
9. Mushito Amarillo corn
10. Ayocote Purepecha beans
11. Michoacan tomatilo
12. Mexico tomato
13. Ljubljanska Ledenka lettuce
14. Bosnian okra
15. Serbian basil
16. Serbian white pumpkin
17. Crvenka beet
18. Cerovaca melon
19. Jari Grah peas
20. Old High pea
21. White Grudva cauliflower
22. Domestic Potocar potato
23. Sleepwalker potato
24. Red Osmak corn
25. More Futog cabbage
26. Belgrade zucchini
27. Gortahork cabbage
28. Londonderry broad beans
29. Ptujski Luk onion
30. Medieval German black carrots
31. Potawatomi calico sweet corn
32. Potawatomi muskmelon
33. Potawatomi or Pokagon pinkish pumpkin
34. Miami-Sauk red flour corn
35. Potawatomi gray or long pie pumpkin
I'd welcome any type of feedback from families and others who have ties to the Calumet region on the south side and Indiana and have deep European settler or Native American ties to the area. Please reach me over here and we'll talk more on the Purple Moosage about acquiring the stuff to help improve my gardens in a historic fashion. Take care!

Good evening friends! Blake here to find out if any of you have a few of what I listed or one at least. I've done my best to find ways to acquire the stuff, but a difficult task due to the legal obstacles.
I'm looking for more folks from the Permies and seed saving community to help me find folks who are open to my mission to build better restoration gardens in my community to help folks remember their past and their ancestors as I have for myself and my family. Please reach me at the Purple Moosage to discuss more ways to acquire these things besides from the online retailers. I'd like to meet up right away at the Moosage to explain my growing program and how it makes a difference to others.
Take care.

By the way, just found some Tetovac beans and ready to grow them this year to commemorate my community's Serbian and Croatian past. Good night.