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/Home/Family/Genealogy/Native Americans Among The Creeks Votes:0 A STUDY of THE PEOPLES of the CREEK TRIBES of SOUTHEASTERN AMERICA & of THOSE WHO LIVED AMONGST THEM The Muscogees - we call them Creeks to identify them from other Native groups of the area -- the Southeastern United States -- the Cherokee , Chickasaw , and Choctaw -- were really a group of tribes. Kashitas , Koasati , Yammassee , Tuckabatchee , Coosa , Coweta , Alibamo are some tribes associated with Creeks . They mainly lived along waterways of (now) Alabama and Georgia , in villages connected by paths-- trading paths . And threaded among the trading paths were hunting paths . Crisscrossing the trading and hunting paths were war paths . A telling pattern. Much information is available on the Creeks as a people and as tribes. I seek to look at the individuals they were. And at the famili Read More Go to Site Carlisle Indian Industrial School Research Pages. Votes:0 Home My Carlisle Indian School Blog History The REAL ALL AMERICANS, by Sally Jenkins Search information. Nations/Number of Students Enrolled Lodging in Carlisle Bibliography- Primary Sources Bibliography- Secondary Sources Jim Thorpe Related links Tour& MAPS (note: there is no museum on the campus of the old school grounds. Ft. Marion POW descendants' reunion Biographies Lucy Pretty Eagle The Indian Helper My Heart is On the Ground - book review Carlisle's Nurses Historic Marker Dedication Aug 31, 2003 Christmas Special In Memoriam : Andrew Cuellar, 103, last known CIIS alumnus. Wellington Jimerson. email Barbara Landis (1879 - 1918) The common schools are the stomachs of the country in which all people that come to us are assimilated within a generation. When a lion eats an ox, the lion d Read More Go to Site Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) Votes:0 Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory O Si Yo! In order to know who your ancestors were you must start withyourself, from the present to the past, building a solid case based on primaryand excellent secondary sources. Family legends or traditions are wonderful tools, but not facts. If your family story says your great great grandmother born in 1850 was a Cherokee Princess who walked the Trail of Tears; then you must decide if you want to believe your family story ... or the thousands of history books that say the "Trail" took place more than 10 years before her birth (1838/1839) and that there were no princesses in the Cherokee Tribe. Lets get started . Prentiss Owens Obituary Various sources used to gather information for this site including but notlimited to: Access Genealogy Chero Read More Go to Site Chickasaw Nation ITGenWeb Votes:0 Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory 1837-1907 I'm Donna Allen , Chickasaw Nation, I.T. Coordinator. Thank you for stopping in. I'm currently working on overhauling the look of this site and would appreciate your stopping in again when the "mess" has cleared. All of the same links will be back, along with some new ones for you to use in your search of your Chickasaw ancestors. Thank you so much for your patience! OKGenWeb Counties List Click Here To Adopt A County in Oklahoma Chickasaw Nation History The history of the Chickasaw Nation can be divided into four parts Early History, The Nation east of the Mississippi River Chickasaw Nation in Indian Territory, 1837-1907 Limbo period from 1907-1983 The New Chickasaw Nation, 1983-Today The Chickasaw, while being a relatively small tribe, occupie Read More Go to Site Choctaw Nation Votes:0 1885 Choctaw Census 1890 Census Applications 1899 McKennon Rolls (MS Band) 1907 Final Dawes Roll Allotment Patent Book 1 Allotment Patent Book 2 Announcements Bishinik (Tribal Newspaper) Chahta Anumpa (Language) Choctaw Hymns Choctaw Nation Archives Project Choctaw Nation Capital (Coming Soon) Dress Districts Families & Photos Freedmen Genealogy Help Indian Pioneer Papers IT Archives Project Links Mailing List Maps Marriages Message Boards Mikos (Chiefs) Military Obituaries Paintings - 1800's Recognized Tribes Removal Resources Schools Surnames Treaties Tribal Membership Volunteers "1992 means we will have survived as a people for the 20,000 years before Columbus and the 500 years since." George P. Horse Catcher AIOKPANCHI (Welcome) Choctaw Nation Indian Territory If you have information t Read More Go to Site Creek Genealogy - Muscogee Nation Indian Territory Votes:0 (Creek Nation Indian Territory Project) Constitution of the Muscogee Nation. Enrollment & Citizenship information: Muscogee (Creek) Nation Citizenship Board PO Box 580 Okmulgee, OK 74447 1-800-482-1979 or (918)756-8700, ext 219/224 Citizenship Board Website! & Creek Nation Housing Authority. Native American DNA Test OKGenWeb County Links If you would like to Adopt an Area in Oklahoma, visit our Available page Visit the OKGenWeb Resource Pages for help in finding those elusive ancestors! Be sure to check out these excellent projects for additional records & research! OK Bits is a Must See Website! Muscogee Nation News - Creek Citizens! Please Visit: Family Tree Place American Indian Tribes - Map & Encyclopedia! Additional Indian Territory Maps: Creek Nation 1900 Creek Nation Districts Creek Read More Go to Site Descendants of Nancy Ward Votes:0 Home Surname List Name Index Sources Descendants of Nancy Ward Table of Contents Descendants of Nan-ye-he GHI-GA-U Surnames - A list of all surnames on this site Names - A list of all names on this site Sources - A list of all sources on this site Contact Information Created 17 Jul 2005 with RootsMagic Genealogy Software Read More Go to Site First Americans - Native American Genealogy Votes:0 Genealogy of the First Americans A USGenWeb Site Tribes/Nations Ab. Shawnee Apache Arapahoe Arickaree Caddo Cherokee Cheyenne Chippewa Comanche Creek Delaware Eastern Shawnee Elm Gros Ventre Kiowa Mandan Menominee Miami Mojave Omaha Oneida Onondaga Osage Otoe Ottawa Papago Pawnee Penobscot Piegan Pima Ponca Pottawattomie Sac and Fox Seneca Shawnee Sioux Stockbridge Wichita Winnebago Wyandotte Yuma Reservation/Agency Cherokee Nation Cherokee, N. C. Cheyenne River Crow Creek Ft Berthold Green Bay Kiowa, Comanche and Wichita Lower Brule Omaha Oneida, NY Onondaga, NY Otoe Papago Pawnee, IT Pima Pine Ridge Ponca Poplar Creek Quapaw Sac and Fox San Carlos Santee Shawneetown Sisseton Standing Rock Wichita, IT Winnebago Yankton School Carlisle Industrial Indian School Hampton Institute Agricultura Read More Go to Site Genealogy of Quebec's Native People and francophone Metis Votes:0 FrancoGene: Genealogy of Quebec's Native People and francophone Metis This page covers both Quebec's Native People as well as the non-Quebec Metis usually found in regions where the French-speaking were numerous. Supplementary references on this suject are welcome. Important: There are very few reference books on the genealogy of Amerindians, but we find many books about their history. Names used to designate Natives, other than the name of their tribe or nation, include : Savage (a pejorative, rarely used today but common only a half-century ago), Indian, North American Indian, Native, and Amerindian (this one seems to be used only in French). In French, the corresponding terms are: Sauvage, Indien, Indien nord-amÉricain, Autochtone and AmÉrindien. Metis means mixed blood, that is initial Read More Go to Site Menu - Abenaki Genealogy Help Votes:0 Genealogy Main Menu This page visited 40069 times since Jan-2004. General Abenaki Genealogy Assistance How Do I Start? Abenaki Records I have reached a DEAD END! Now What? Abenaki Genealogy Tips A Genealogist's Reading List for Researchers of New England Native Ancestors Genealogy Case Studies Our Genealogy Data Base Genealogy Documents On-Line - Our Web Pages On-Line Document Web Links - Other Web Sites Special Abenaki Genealogy Aids Odanak Families - St. Francois-du-Lac, Yamaska County, Quebec Canada Wolinak Families - Becancour, Nicolet County, Quebec Canada Durham Land Grant Families - Durham, Drummond County, Quebec Canada Wabanaki Names Lists Wabanaki Biographies Wabanaki Obituaries General Genealogy Aids Anglicized Versions of French Names Have you lost your New England family in Ca Read More Go to Site Nation of the Kaw Votes:0 The Kansas/Kanza/Kaw Nation Oklahoma Territory Kaw Bark Hut ca. 1880 The Kansa/Kaw Tribe, also known as "the wind people" The tribe originally lived along the lower Kansas River in villages consisting of conical-shaped lodges. The Kaw Tribe, formerly known as the Kansa (or Konza) at one time stretched over 20 million acres across northern Kansas into Nebraska and Missouri. In 1825, a treaty was signed by the Kanza Tribe in which the Tribe "agreed" to sell a large portion of its land base and relocated to a reservation near present day Topeka, Kansas. The Kansa lived a semi-nomadic life, depending primarily on buffalo hunting and some farming for their food. They obtained social prestige and honor only in combat, and their chiefs were chosen for bravery and wisdom. The culture of the Kansa Read More Go to Site Native Am. Research in Mich. Votes:0 Main >> Cultures & Beliefs >> Native American Native Am. Research in Mich. NATIVE AMERICAN RESEARCH IN MICHIGAN INTRODUCTION Using the Ottawa, Chippewa and Potawatomi tribes as examples Before the arrival of the first white man, Michigan was inhabited by 15,000 Indians, members of the Miami, Chippewa, Menominee, Ottawa, Potawatomi and Wyandot tribes. Today the number is considerably less. While it is often difficult to trace Native ancestry it is not impossible. When doing Native American research proceed as you would any other research - backwards, from yourself to your parents to their parents, etc. and from death to marriage to birth. While the lessons below are numbered one to ten, you may read them in any order. Proceed at your own pace, there are no assignments other than to apply wh Read More Go to Site Native American Genealogy Votes:0 Main >> Hobbies & Interests >> Other Specialty Interests Native American Genealogy Native American Genealogy Osiyo Site last updated 1 March 2007 I have a few spots still open in my Native American Genealogy Class but you will have to hurry because it closes as of March 4. The cost is $29.95 for the 4 week course where I go through each of the steps to researching Indian Genealogy. Sign up for my classes at the Genclass site My new publication on the 1890 Cherokee Nation census has been released for publication, you can also order my 1880 Cherokee Nation census as well. 1880 Cherokee Nation Census Book 1880 Cherokee Nation Census CD 1890 Cherokee Nation Census Book 1890 Cherokee Nation Census CD Index to the Guion Miller roll updated link 2 April 2001 Information on how to obtain Guion Mil Read More Go to Site Osage Nation GenWeb Votes:0 Osage Nation, Indian Territory Part of the It GenWeb and OKGenWeb and USGenWeb Project OKGenWeb Counties List Click here to adopt a county in Oklahoma. Biographies Cemeteries Census Churches Cities Contact Info Documents Funeral Homes History Maps Message Board Neighbors Newspapers Oklahoma Resources Osage County Archives Osage County GenWeb Osage Culture Osage Nation Archives Osage Nation Resources Personal Papers Photos Post Offices 1870 : The Removal Treaty of 1870 required that the Osage live on a reservation in Indian Territory. Chief Joseph Paw-ne-no-pashe (Not-Afraid-of- Longhairs) demanded, as part of the treaty, that the Osage could hunt buffalo outside of the reservation, the new reservation would be protected from outsiders, the land would be owned by the tribe (not allotted to Read More Go to Site People of the Three Fires Native Genealogy Votes:0 "People of the Three Fires": There are three major tribal groups in Michigan today: the Chippewa (Ojibwe), the Ottawa, and the Potawatomi. They comprise what is called the Three Fires Council. Although these three tribes have similar cultures and share the same territory, there are still some differences. Ottawa are found in the northern reaches of the Great Lakes; in michigan they occupy the western half of the Lower Peninsula. The Ottawa people were seasonal wanderers of the land and sailors of the Great Lakes gathering wild rice, netting fish, trapping both large and small game, and hunting large game such as moose, deer, and caribou. Ottawa people continue to be great traders and craftsmen. One hallmark of Ottawa life is the birch bark canoe. When the French came, the Ottawa Read More Go to Site South Dakota Native American Genealogy Votes:0 Native American Genealogy "A people without history is like wind on the buffalo grass" -- Lakota (Teton) saying About the Native Americans in SD -- in progress! Genealogy finding aids: Bureau of Indian Affairs Records Cheyenne River Agency Crow Creek and Lower Brule Reservations Pine Ridge Reservation List of Oneida Indians listed on the rolls of the Pine Ridge Agency Rosebud Reservation Marriage Licenses 1906-1909, 1915, Alphabetical by Grooms (11 Kb) Marriage Licenses 1906-1909, 1915, Alphabetical by Brides (11 Kb) Work in progress -- when completed, 1906 - 1917 --- 1910 - 1914 records missing Index to the Undated Family Records on Roll 32 (circa 1901) (29 Kb) Sisseton Agency Records Standing Rock Agency Yankton and Santee Agency Records Other Records On-line South Dakota WPA Cemetery Re Read More Go to Site The African Votes:0 THE AFRICAN-NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY & GENEALOGY WEB PAGE Celebrating the Estelusti ~ The Freedmen Oklahoma's Black Indians Page Maintained by: Angela Y. Walton-Raji, Author, Genealogist, Scholar Engagement Calendar Abraham Cow Tom Dosar Barkus Caesar Bruner Harry Island John Horse Silas Jefferson John A.Meyers J.CoodyJohnson Sugar George ..........and all 20,000 Freedmen of Indian Territory and their hundreds of thousands of descendants! LATEST NEWS HEADLINES!!! Ruling in Creek Citizenship Case: Two African Americans Applying off Dawes Blood Rolls Lose Battle to Enroll in Muscogee Creek Nation Cherokees Hire Former Black Caucus Director in Fight Against Black Cherokees (More News Stories Below) Calls for Papers-Scholarly Meetings and Historical Conferences and Journals The African-Native A Read More Go to Site The Quapaw Agency Lands of Indian Territory Votes:0 Home OKGenWeb ITGenWeb USGenWeb Genie_Angels The Quapaw Agency Lands Of Indian Territory The Quapaw Agency Land page of the OK/ITGenWeb , a part of the USGenWeb Project. Interested in hosting an OK/ITGenWeb site, check here for information on adopting a site. Tribal Headquarters: Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, OK 74363 MAPS 1900 Quapaw Agency Lands I.T.Census Pages 132 to 154 and covers the following populations; Shawnee Nation White Population Shawnee Nation Indian Population Modoc Nation White Population Modoc Nation Indian Population Ottawa Nation Indian Population Quapaw Nation - Wyandotte Twp. White Population Wyandotte Nation White Population Transcribed and Submitted by Tracy Westphal OKGenWeb/ITGenWeb Sites OKGenWeb Resource Page Message Board for Queries The area th Read More Go to Site The Siler Rolls Votes:0 The Siler Rolls 1851 Census of Cherokee's east of the Misssissippi Jerry Wright Jordan and I are co-ordinating adding the Chapman and Siler rolls. While some of the numbers are the same others are not. Each roll has additional information, and I have left Jerry's Millers numbers with my information. We hope to be adding other rolls as well in the future. Please take the time to compare both rolls. The Siler census is what the Chapman roll was based on then Guion Miller used the Chapman to include those of East of the Mississippi in his 1906 payment to all the Cherokees The Chapman Rolls by Jerry Wright Jordan (updated link 21 January 1999) You will note there are some differences if you can not find a name excepted on the Churchill on the Siler it can be found in the accepted and rejected Read More Go to Site Viki's Little Corner of the Web Votes:0 Important Chickasaw Links: The Official Chickasaw Nation Web site including historical society and genealogy pages Chickasaw History by Lee Sultzman Kerry Armstrong's Chickasaw Research Chicksaw Nation Genweb Family Links: COLBERT Kerry Armstrong's Colbert research GenForum - Colbert LOVE GenForum - Love KEMP GenForum - Kemp ROARK GenForum - Roark Quick Site Links: Leaders and Leading Men in the Indian Territory Oklahoma Interviews Natchez Trace Reference Sources A Resource for Chickasaw Native American History and Genealogy What's at this site? General Chickasaw History as related to: ROARK , KEMP , COLBERT , and LOVE Family History. My Allied Families: FRAZIER, MCKINNEY, YOUNG, and SMITH Please remember that the information presented is collected from a lot of sources and may be incorrec Read More Go to Site Web search Votes:0 Click here to proceed. Read More Go to Site

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