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Cherokee

National Archives 1871 Cherokee Per Capita Payment Roll

National Archives and Records Administrators: Cherokee Per Capita Payment Roll, 1871

 Cherokee Per Capita Payment Roll: 1857 o Roll based on 1848 Act and is for Eastern or North Carolina Cherokees. o “We the undersigned Eastern or North Carolina Cherokee Indians do hereby acknowledge to have received from the United States by the hand of John B. Jones, U. S. Indian Agent, the sums opposite our name in full payment of our share of the per capita fund of $53.33 and the interest due therein provided by the Act of July 29, 1848 in commutation for removal and subsistence for those Cherokees who have removed themselves to the nation West of the Mississippi.” o Per capita roll lists the following details: Names of claimants and their heirs, number on Noul Cay (?) Roll, sex and age, when emigrated, number on Swetland Roll, amount per capita, interest, time for which interest is computed, signature of claimants in acknowledgement of the receipt of amount due, and witness to signatures of claimants and payments.

National Archives Microfilm Roll Jerome Commission Letters

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Letters Received, 1892

 Reports of Councils Held by Cherokee Commission with Several Indian Tribes o Also known as the “Jerome Commission.” Letters begin as early as 1891.

Delaware

1906 Delaware Annuity Roll

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Delaware Indian Per Capita Payment Roll

 Delaware Indian Per Capita Payment Roll: 1906 o “We, the undersigned members of the Delaware Tribe of Indian in the Cherokee Nation, who, under the Treaty of July 4, 1866, elected to preserve their tribal relations and who

entered into and carried out the agreement with the Cherokees of Apr. 8, 1867, and their descendants, or the legal representative of such Delaware Indians, do hereby acknowledge the receipt, from Dana H. Kelsey, United States Indian Agent, Union Agency, of the sums set opposite our respective signatures upon the dates indicated, and the same is hereby accepted as a full and complete settlement of our claims and demands against the United States as members of the said Delaware Tribe of Indians residing in the Cherokee Nation, as provided by the Act of Congress approved Apr. 21, 1904, the amounts indicated being paid as directed by said tribe in council, by resolution of October 13, 1904 and upon a roll showing the members of said tribe duly approved by the Secretary of the Interior.” o Lists registered number, Dawes Commission number, present number, names, relationship, age, sex, per capita amount, amount paid, number of check, signatures, signature of witnesses, date of payment, and remarks. o There is no index.

Chickasaw

National Archives – 1857 Chickasaw Annuity Roll, Five Company Rolls

Chickasaw Annuity Rolls

 Captain Keel’s Company Roll  Captain George D. James Company Roll  Captain Ned Company Roll  Captain Joel Kemps Company Roll  Captain Hothliche Company Roll

1858 Chickasaw Annuity Roll

Chickasaw Annuity Roll, 4th Quarter: 1858

 Captain Martin Sheco’s Company Roll  Captain Hothliche’s Company Roll  Captain G. D. Jame’s Company Roll  Captain Ned’s Company Roll  Captain Keel’s Company Roll

1860 Chickasaw Annuity Roll

Chickasaw Per Capita (Annuity) Roll, 4th Quarter, 1860

 Captain Ned’s Roll

 Captain Keel’s Roll  Captain Hothliche’s Roll  Captain Isaac Love’s Roll  Captain Seely’s Roll

Choctaw

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw Claimants, 1842

 Choctaw Claimants: 1842 o There is an index. These claims were of Eastern Choctaws because Indian Territory was not surveyed to establish townships and ranges until much later.

National Archives Douglas H. Cooper Roll

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Douglas H. Cooper Roll, 1854

 Receipt of Choctaws to Douglas H. Cooper Roll: 1854 o “We the undersigned Choctaws acknowledge the receipts from Douglas H. Cooper, Choctaw Agent of the sums opposite our respective names being the amount due us individually to our own right, or as representatives of others whom we claim for the one half of the scrip awarded us by the President of the United States upon sundry reports of Commissioners hereinafter named and invested in pursuance of the Act of the 3rd of Mar 1845 together with interest on the same up to the 30th of June 1852 as per Act of 21st of July 1852.” o Lists number of certificate, by who adjudicated, names of claims to and representatives, amount, witness, and date of payments.  Douglas H. Cooper Roll-Voucher 10: 1857 o This is a list of Choctaw orphans who received payment.

160 Choctaw and 5 Chickasaw Muster Rolls

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the War Department, Office of the Adjutant General – Chickasaw Rolls, 1812-1814

 Chickasaw Muster Rolls: 1812-1814 o Lists names, rank, commencement of pay as per pay roll (date), ending of pay (date), time paid for, pay per month, amount received, signers names, and witness. o There is no index.  Choctaw Muster Rolls: 1812-1814 o Lists names, rank, commencement of pay as per pay roll (date), ending of pay (date), time paid for, pay per month, amount received, signers names, and witness. o There is no index.  Little Leaders Certificates: Certified 1818

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Indian Census Rolls, Union-Choctaw Indians only, 1885

 Choctaw Citizens Census: 1885 o There is an index on National Archives Microfilm Roll 7RA62 o First Judicial District of the Choctaw Nation . Sans Bois County Starts on Frame #0002 . Scullyville County . Sugar Loaf County . Gaines County Starts on Frame #0091 . Tobucksy County Starts on Frame #0116 o Second Judicial District of the Choctaw Nation . Cedar County Starts on Frame #0148 . Towson County Starts on Frame #0169 . Red River County Starts on Frame #0187 . Boktuklo County Starts on Frame #0216 . Eagle County Starts on Frame #0229 . Nashoba County Starts on Frame #0255 . Wade County Starts on Frame #0284 o Third Judicial District of the Choctaw Nation . Atoka County Starts on Frame #0306 . Jacks Fork County Starts on Frame #0350

. Kiamitia County Starts on Frame #0375 . Blue County Starts on Frame #0418

Selected Documents

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Selected Documents Relating to the Choctaw Indians

 Selected Documents o Selected documents from the records of the central office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs relating to the Choctaw Indians.

Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency

1902 Concho Census

Cheyenne and Arapaho Miscellaneous Birth and Death Records and Concho Census, 1902

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Miscellaneous Birth and Death Records  Concho Census Register of Indian Families: 1902

Kiowa Agency

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Selected documents relating to the Kiowa-Comanche Reservation

 Selected pages from Letters Received: 1881-1907 o Document 7421: 1886  Selected pages from Letters Sent – Land Division, Volume 73: Letter Book 145  Selected pages from Letters Sent – Land Division, Volume 74: Letter Book 147

RG75

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Selected documents relating to the Kiowa Indians

 Selected pages from Letters Sent – Depredations Division, Volume 39  Selected pages from Classified File 10157-16-350 Kiowa

Iowa

Iowa Per Capita Payment Rolls

National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Record Group 75, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs – Annuity Payment Rolls for Iowa of Oklahoma, 1882-1909, 1919, 1930, 1932

 Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1882  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1883  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1886-1887  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1888  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1889  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1890  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1891  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1892  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1893  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1894  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1895  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1896  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1897  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1898  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1899  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1900  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1901  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1902  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1903  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1904  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1905  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1906  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1907  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1908  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1909

 Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1919  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1930  Iowa Annuity Payment Roll: 1932

Osage

Osage Rolls Index

Index to Certified Roll of Members of the Osage Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma

 Index to certified roll of members of the Osage Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma of less than one- half Indian blood  Index to certified roll of members of the Osage Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma of one-half Indian blood or more  Certified roll of members of the Osage Tribe of Indians in Oklahoma of less than one-half Indian blood o Column one shows the number adopted by the Osage allotting commission. Column two shows the number on the roll approved Apr. 11, 1908. Column three shows the number of the affidavit filed by the allottee giving age and degree of Indian blood. Column four gives the name of the allottee and shows the relationship as it appears upon the present annuity roll.  Certified roll of members of the Osage Tribe of Indians in Oklahoma of one-half or more Indian blood o Column one shows the number adopted by the Osage allotting commission. Column two shows the number on the roll approved Apr. 11, 1908. Column three shows the number of the affidavit filed by the allottee giving age and degree of Indian blood. Column four gives the name of the allottee and shows the relationship as it appears upon the present annuity roll.

National Archives A Series

National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, D. C. – Record Group 75, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Special Case 65 Relating to the Columbia (Moses) Reserve, Intruders, Mines, and Mineral Claims

 Columbia Reg. Chief Moses – Special Case 65

National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, D. C. – Record Group 75, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Selected Documents from Special Case No. 112 – Ute Commission, Colorado (1 of 2)

 Selected Letters Received from the Ute Commission: 1895

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, 1973 – Record Group 75, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs – Special Case No. 188, the Ghost Dance, 1890-1898 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Records relating to the Ghost Dance: 1890-1891

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 Records relating to the Ghost Dance: 1891-1898

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Decisions on Spoliation Claims, 1838

 Records of the First Board of Cherokee Commissioners o The First Board of Cherokee Commissioners was established in 1836, as provided by article 17 of the treaty of Dec. 29, 1835, to adjudicate claims arising under or authorized by the treaty. Its members were appointed by the President, with the approval of the Senate. At first the Board consisted of two Commissioners, Wilson Lumpkin and John Kennedy. In Oct. 1837, a third Commissioner, Thomas Wilson, was added. In Dec. 1837, Lumpkin was replaced by James Liddell. The Board concluded its work in Mar. 1839. Most of the claims were presented by Indians for compensation for abandoned property of emigrants, for spoliations, and for lost reservations. There were also some claims against the Indians.  Decisions on Spoliation Claims: 1838 o Labeled as proceedings. Included are summaries of the claims and evidence presented. Most of the claims were for stolen property. No disapproved claims are included, but many of the approved claims were reduced. There are references to the registers of payments (entry 247). Arranged by claim number. In each volume there is an alphabetical index to names of claimants. These volumes are the last two of three volumes; the first volume has not been located.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Decisions on Spoliation Claims, 1838

 Records of the First Board of Cherokee Commissioners o See A-17 for more information.  Property Valuations: 1835-1839

o Appraisals of the value of Cherokee Indians’ land, improvements, and other property and assets in the East. Sometimes included are notations of reviews by the Board and references to the registers of payment (entry 247). Arranged for the most part alphabetically by name of State and thereunder by name of county. Some supplementary valuations covering more than one state are at the end of the series. With most of the volume was used for a time by the Second Board to record information concerning claims.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the 4th Board of Cherokee Commissioners and Minutes, 1846- 1847

 Records of the Fourth Board of Cherokee Commissioners: July 1846-July 1847 o The Fourth Board of Cherokee Commissioners was in existence from July 1846 until July 1847. The Commissioners, Benjamin H. Brewster and Edward Harden, continued the adjudication of claims under the treaty of 1835. o There is an index.  Minutes: 1846-1847 Starts on Slide #0267 o Included with the minutes are summaries of evidence presented and decisions rendered. Arranged chronologically. In each volume there is an alphabetical index to names of claimants. o There is an index.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Copybook of Special Agent Charles L. Davis, North Carolina Cherokee Indian Records, 1910-1911

 Copybook of Special Agent Charles L. Davis, North Caroline Cherokee Indian Records: 1910- 1911 o There is an index.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Register of Persons Who Wish Reservations Under the Treaty of July 8, 1817

 Register of Persons Who Wish Reservations Under the Treaty of July 8, 1817 o A register of Cherokee who wished to remain in the East, 1817-1819, as citizens and to receive a 640-acre reservation under provisions of Article 8 of the treaty of July 8, 1817. Arranged chronologically by date of registration.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Plots and Surveys of Cherokee Reservations by Robert Armstrong, Surveyor

 Plots and Surveys of Cherokee Reservations by Robert Armstrong, Surveyor o Field Notes of Surveys in Oklahoma and Elsewhere, Volume 192

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Selected Documents Relating to Cherokee Emigration, 1817-1838

 Cherokee Emigrants: 1817-1838 o Dec. 23, 1817 - “We whose names are hereunto signed do acknowledge to have voluntarily enrolled ourselves as emigrants for the Arkansas County and I have received in consequence thereof the several articles annisced to our names of the United States Agent for the Cherokee Nation in consideration of which we do this day relinquish all our rights with claims to all lands within the lands of the Cherokee Nation East of the Mississippi for lands given to us on the Arkansas and White River, according to the limits and boundaries stipulation in the said treaty with the Cherokees, concluded on the 8th day of July 1817 between the commissioners of the United States and the Chiefs, dead men and Warriors of the Cherokee Nation.” o Aug. 1828 - “We whose names are hereunto subscribed acknowledge that we have voluntarily enrolled ourselves as Emigrants for the Arkansas County under the Treaty made between the United States and the Chiefs of the Cherokees of Arkansas on the 6th of May 1828and as hereby relinquish all our rights and claim to all land East of the

Mississippi for lands on the Arkansas and its tributary streams agreeably to the provisions of said Treaty and are to receive pay for our improvements and have revised the several articles and provisions annisced to own several names.” o Sep. 17, 1831 - “We whose names are hereunto subscribed acknowledge that we have voluntarily enrolled ourselves as Emigrants for the Arkansas County under the Treaty made between the United States and the Cherokees of Arkansas on the 6th of May 1828 and do hereby relinquish all our rights and claims to all the lands on the East side of the Mississippi River for lands on the west side of the Mississippi. The United States agreeing to pay us for our improvements and transport us to the county and furnish us provisions by the way and for our year after our arrival and give each warrior a raft as provided for in said Treaty.” o 1828 - “We whose names are hereunto subscribed acknowledge that we have voluntarily enrolled ourselves as Emigrants for the Arkansas County under the Treaty made between the United States and the Cherokees of Arkansas on the 6th of May 1828 and do hereby relinquish all our rights and claims to all the lands on the East side of the Mississippi River for lands on the Arkansas and its tributary streams agreeably to the provisions of said Treaty and have received the articles which are annisced to own several names.”  Cherokee Muster Rolls o There are six books that list Cherokees emigrating to the west of the Mississippi River. o There is an index for before Book 1.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Census of Eastern Cherokees (R. J. Powell, enumerator), 1867

 Census of Eastern Cherokees: 1867 o Individuals listed with some details of relations to other members on census.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Freedmen Payment Roll, 1897

 Cherokee Freedmen Payment Roll: 1897 o Arranged by family group, with names of individuals numbered in order, this roll of Cherokee freedmen were entitled to participate in an award by the Court of Claims. This roll is a duplicate copy used by Agent Dew M. Wisdom, who completed the work of

making payments that was begun by Special Agent James G. Dickson. Entries for individuals give various identification numbers, name, age, sex, amount due and sometimes other information. For each person who had been paid by Dickson there are also given the amount paid, his signature, date of receipt, and signatures of witnesses. o Approved Wallace Roll Number and Clifton Approved Roll Numbers also listed in conjunction with the Cherokee Authenticated Roll Number o Individuals listed with some details of relations to other members on payment roll.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Rolls of Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina, 1924

 Baker Roll: June 4, 1924 o Alphabetized list of the Final Roll of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina. Baker Roll is cross referenced with the Guion Miller Roll, Churchill Roll, and Hester Roll. Some members have roll numbers for all four rolls. o Details about individuals include: family name, first name, relationship to head of family, sex, age in 1926, date born, degree of Cherokee blood, degree of other Indian blood, and detail remarks. o Individuals listed with some details of relations to other members on roll.  Roll of Deceased Eastern Cherokees as of June 4, 1924 o “Roll of deceased Eastern Cherokee Annuitants whose rights to enrollment with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina were challenged by the Tribal Council, who left estates consisting of suspended per capita payments and accrued interest, and who died prior to June 4, 1924.” o Alphabetized list of the Final Roll of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina. Baker Roll is cross referenced with the Guion Miller Roll, Churchill Roll, and Hester Roll. Some members have roll numbers for all four rolls. o Details about individuals include: family name, first name, relationship to head of family, sex, age in 1926, date born, degree of Cherokee blood, degree of other Indian blood, and detail remarks. o Individuals listed with some details of relations to other members on roll. o Detailed information about the following Cherokee families: . Coleman Family Starts on page 4 . French Family Starts on page 5 . Lambert Family Starts on page 5 . Meroney Family Starts on page 5 . Murphy Family Starts on page 5 . Raper Family Starts on page 6

. Charles Ward and Katie Jordan Family Starts on page 6 . Warlick Family Starts on page 6

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Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 5

 1847 Chickasaw Census Roll  1839 Chickasaw Census Roll  1837 Chickasaw Muster Roll o Muster Roll of Chickasaw Indians about to emigrate West of the Mississippi River: Oct. 1837

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Alphabetical List of Choctaw Reserves

 Alphabetical List of Choctaw Reserves in the East under provisions of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek o Lists number, Chief’s District, page number, names of claimants, name of company, locality, and remarks.

A38

 Alphabetical List of Choctaw Reserves in the East under provisions of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek o Continuation of A37.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw Armstrong Roll, 1831

 Armstrong Roll: 1831 o “Alphabetical list of Choctaw locations as shown by the depositions of Hugh McDonald, Robert S. Hall, James Wilkinson, and Joseph Hodges.” . Where claimants resided in the east. o Index to Nittachee’s District . A list of captains entitled to the additional half section. Lists Names, number of acres cultivated, acres entitled as captain, total number of acres. In a separate list: names of Indians owning farms, number of acres cultivated, entire number of the family, males over 16 years old, males and females under 10 years, locality of farm with detailed information, and other remarks. o Indexes of names with corresponding company.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw Removal Records

 Choctaw Emigrants: 1838-1855 o This is an alphabetized index.  Muster Roll: Feb. 18, 1834 o “Muster Roll of a party of Emigrant Choctaws who reside on their lands in the ___ District in Poteau West of the Arkansas Territory.” o Lists names and age statistics of males and females.  Register of Choctaw Indians: Feb. 24, 1834-May 13, 1834 o “A list of all the Choctaw Emigrants who have arrived in the New Country East of the Mississippi from the 24th day of February until the 13th day of May 1834.” o Lists names, age, height (feet and inches), number of slaves, and total.  Muster Rolls for the following dates: o 1838 . Company rolls that names and statistics of men and women. o Dec. 31, 1846 Starts on Frame #0075 o Muster Roll of Shuk-ha-natcha Choctaws who landed at Fort Coffee: Dec. 27, 1846 Starts on Frame #0079

16 o Arrived West: June 11, 1846 Starts on Frame #0083 o Arrived West: May 1, 1846 Starts on Frame #0087 o Muster Roll: Mar. 8, 1846 Starts on Frame #0090 o Muster Roll: Mar. 8, 1846 Starts on Frame #0092 o Muster Roll: Apr. 22, 1847 Starts on Frame #0097 . “Muster Roll of Choctaw Emigrants of Punubbee or Jim’s Party of Sixtowns, who reached the Choctaw line below Fort Towson.” o Muster Roll: May 4, 1847 Starts on Frame #0099 . “Muster Roll of Choctaw Emigrants of Baptist’s Party of Bay Indians, who reached the Choctaw line below Fort Towson.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 10, 1847 Starts on Frame #0100 . “Muster Roll of a party of immigrant Choctaw Indians, known as the Big Black River Band, who arrived at Fort Coffee, in the Choctaw Nation West.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 23, 1847 Starts on Frame #0103 . “Muster Roll of a party of immigrant Choctaw Indians of Ha Cubbees Band who arrived at Fort Coffee in the Choctaw Nation West.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: July 14, 1847 Starts on Frame #0105 . “Roll of a small party of emigrant Choctaw Indians from near Mobile known as Bay Indians who arrived at the Choctaw Nation West.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Mar. 17, 1847 Starts on Frame #0107 . “Muster Roll of Choctaw Emigrants of Honubbees Party of Emugalushas, landed at Fort Coffee.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Mar. 1, 1847 Starts on Frame #0110 . “Roll of Choctaw Emigrants of Pah-lah’s Party of Emoglush-ah’s, landed at the Choctaw Agency.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Feb. 12, 1847 Starts on Frame #0113 . “Roll of Choctaw Emigrants of Hoon-La’s Party of Sixtown, landed at Fort Coffee.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: July 7, 1848 Starts on Frame #0117 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Dec. 1, 1848 Starts on Frame #0123 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West Mar. 28, 1848 Starts on Frame #0124 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 1, 1848 Starts on Frame #0127 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 14, 1849 Starts on Frame #0137 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 17, 1849 Starts on Frame #0142 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 21, 1849 Starts on Frame #0149 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 19, 1849 Starts on Frame #0148 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: May 28, 1849 Starts on Frame #0150 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 30, 1849 Starts on Frame #0152 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 13, 1849 Starts on Frame #0154 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 2, 1849 Starts on Frame #0156 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Feb. 17, 1849 Starts on Frame #0158 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 1, 1849 Starts on Frame #0160

o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Dec. 21, 1854 Starts on Frame #0162 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 24, 1854 Starts on Frame #0166 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 8, 1855 Starts on Frame #0171 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Feb. 15, 1845 Starts on Frame #0173 . Lists names only. o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 10, 1852 Starts on Frame #0189 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 2, 1852 Starts on Frame #0192 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 13, 1852 Starts on Frame #0193 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: May 15, 1852 Starts on Frame #0195 . Lists names and ages only o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 2, 1852 Starts on Frame #0199 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 15, 1852 Starts on Frame #0201 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 23, 1852 Starts on Frame #0208 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Dec. 10, 1852 Starts on Frame #0211 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 8, 1853 Starts on Frame #0213 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 27, 1853 Starts on Frame #0215 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Feb. 26, 1853 Starts on Frame #0217 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Feb. 13, 1853 Starts on Frame #0219 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Mar. 24, 1853 Starts on Frame #0224 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Mar. 27, 1853 Starts on Frame #0225 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 20, 1853 Starts on Frame #0226 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 9, 1853 Starts on Frame #0231 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: May 21, 1853 Starts on Frame #0233 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 15, 1853 Starts on Frame #0236 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Mar. 6, 1854 Starts on Frame #0239 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: May 6, 1854 Starts on Frame #0242 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: July 27, 1854 Starts on Frame #0244 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: May 26, 1854 Starts on Frame #0250 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 5, 1854 Starts on Frame #0254 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: July 30, 1854 Starts on Frame #0255 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 15, 1855 Starts on Frame #0257  Emigration Lists: 1832-1855 Starts on Frame #0259 o Lists names, ages, height (feet and inches), sex, slaves, date, means of emigrating (by government or by themselves), and remarks. o There is no index. Mostly consists of muster rolls that have been divided into volumes. The volumes can contain information about more than one depot that the Native Americans received rations from. . Mountain Fork Depot: 1832 Starts on Frame #0263 . Fort Towson Depot: 1831 Starts on Frame #0324 . Horse Prairie Depot: 1832 Starts on Frame #0396 . Muster Roll-Agency Depot: 1834 Starts on Frame #0480 . Muster Roll-Pheasant Bluff Depot: 1834 Starts on Frame #0488

. Muster Roll-Cavinole Depot: 1834 Starts on Frame #0492  Third and Last Choctaw Emigration Muster Roll: Dec. 3, 1833-Apr. 1, 1834 Starts on Frame #0497  Eastern Choctaw Census: 1856 Starts on Frame #0533 o There is an index that lists page numbers. o Census lists heads of families, men, women, number of children, a total, and remarks.

National Archives Microfilm A41

The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington: 1980 – Roll of Creek Orphans and List of Payments to be made, 1870

 Census of Creek Orphans and Payment Under Treaty of 1832 o "A correct roll of the Orphans of 1832 and their Heirs as certified to be to by the Principal Chief and the Chiefs of their respective towns in the Creek Nation at Okmulgee, Creek Nation on the 6th day of August, 1870”

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Muster Roll of Cherokees, 1838

 Muster Roll of Cherokees: Dec. 3, 1838 o Prepared, certified and transmitted by Captain John Page, 1838. o Muster Roll of a company of Cherokee Indians about to Emigrate West of the Mississippi River.

National Archives Microfilm A43 and A44

The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington: 1980 – 1905 Loyal Creek Payment Roll

 Loyal Creek Payment Roll: 1905 o “We, the undersigned individual members of the Creek Tribe of Indians and Individual Freedmen, and the heirs or legal representatives of deceased Creek Indians and Freedmen, do hereby acknowledge receipt of ____ dollars from J. Blair Shoenfelt, United States Indian Agent, in the sums set opposite our respective

signatures, and the same is hereby accepted as a full and complete settlement of our claims against the United States for property taken or destroyed during the Civil War, as provided by the Act of Congress approved Mar. 3, 1903, and Act of the Creek Council of May 3, 1903.”

National Archives Microfilm A43 and A44

The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington: 1941 – Letter Book of the Creek Trading House, 1795- 1816

Introduction

On this single roll of microfilm is reproduced one volume of handwritten copies of letters sent by the agent of the trading house for the Creek Indians from 1795-1816

The Constitution of the United States vested authority in the Congress to regulate commerce with Indian tribes. Between 1795 and 1822 the U. S. Government established and operated a series of trading houses to supply Indians with manufactured goods in exchange for skins and furs. On Mar. 3, 1795, the Congress appropriated a sum not to exceed $150,000.00 and authorized the President to establish trading houses on the western and southern frontiers, or in the Indian country (1 Stat. 452). The capital was increased to $260,000.00 by an act of Apr. 21, 1906 (2 Stat. 402), and to $300,000.00 by an act of Mar. 3, 1809 (2 Stat 544).

Each trading house was under the immediate charge of an agent appointed specifically to direct commerce with the Indians. The Secretary of War had general supervisory control over the trading houses, but from 1806-1822 they were administered by the Superintendent of Indian Trade, who was responsible to the Secretary. The trading houses were often referred to as factories and their agents as factors.

The main intent of the factory system was to foster friendly relations with the Indians by regulating their trade. The prices of goods supplied to Indians at the factories were set to maintain the original capital rather than to secure a profit for the Government. At the same time, private trade with the Indians was still permitted under the licensing system regulated by the Secretary of War and the superintendents and agents serving under him.

The skins and furs obtained from the Indians were shipped to large cities and sold. The act of 1806 specified that peltries be offered at public auction in different parts of the United States in proportion to the demand of the market. A minimum of six annual public sales were to be held with no more than two in any State for a given year. Subsequent laws repealed these provisions and gave the Superintendent of Indian Trade the option to dispose of the peltries through auction or other means.

The factory system was abolished in 1822, but it took several years to liquidate its affairs.

The factory for the Creek Indians was authorized in Nov. 1875. Sometimes called the Georgia Factory but better known by the names of its successive locations, the factory operated longer than any other Government trading house. Edward Price, its first factor, arrived at Colerain on the St. Mary’s River in southern Georgia to open the factory on Jan. 6, 1796. After 18 months at Colerain the factory was ordered closed by Price while he was in Savannah on business, and in July 1797 it was moved to Fort Wilkinson on the west side of the Oconee River. Price died early 1799, and his successor, Edward Wright, arrived at Fort Wilkinson on May 21, 1799. Wright continued as factor until replaced by Jonathan Halsted on Apr. 1, 1802. In Sep. 1806 the factory was transferred to Ocmulgee Old Fields and after 1809 was known as the Fort Hawkins factory.

After Halsted’s death on Dec. 21, 1814, Charles Magnan, the assistant factor, was in charge of the trading house until Major Daniel Hughes became factor in the spring of 1816. Even before Hughes’ appointment, however, consideration had been given to closing the factory because of business losses over the past several years. The Office of Indian Trade noted that the changed habits of the Creeks made it difficult to support the factory. Charles Magnan observed that the Indians were willing to sell skins for half value at military posts in their nation and to accept double price for goods in return rather than travel the distance to the factory; as an alternative, he suggested removal of the factory to Fort Gaines, south of Fort Mitchell on the Chattahoochee River, which was closer to the Creek lands. Conditions at Fort Hawkins did not improve after Hughes assumed charge. Consequently, on Sep. 10, 1816, the factor was directed to move the trading house to Fort Mitchell and to utilize the Fort Hawkins buildings for storage.

It was not until well into 1817 that the Fort Mitchell site was actually ready for the trade. It was apparent, however, by the spring of the next year that the factory was not showing the expected revival of business at its new location. Faced with the possibility of having to close the factory, Hughes was told in June 1818 to give attention to the prospect of selling the entire establishment with the exception of the grounds. On Aug. 16, 1819, as a result of the President’s decision to continue the factory, Hughes was notified to proceed with the sale.

Concerned that the factory would fall into the hands of unwelcomed whites, the Indians asked Agent David B. Mitchell to purchase it on their account. After months of delay the factory was sold to the Indians on Jan. 29, 1820. Meanwhile, the factor had permanently closed the trading house.

The outgoing correspondence copied into the letter book reproduced on this microfilm publication was to officials in charge of the factory for the Creeks and the Purveyor of Public Supplies, the Keeper of Military Stores, the Agent for Indian Factories, the Principal Agent for Indian Factories, the Superintendent of Indian Trade, the Secretary of War, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Indian Agent for the Creeks, Army Officers, Merchants, and others. In addition to documenting the regular trading business at the factory, the letter book also contains information about the kinds of goods needed for the trade, shipment of trade goods and peltry, competition with private traders, relations with the military, and conditions among the Indians. The arrangement is roughly chronological by date of letter.

The letter book reproduced in this publication is part of the records in the National Archives designated as Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75. Microfilm publications containing related records from the same record group are: Letters Sent by the Superintendent of Indian Trade, 1807-1823 (M16), Letters Received by the Superintendent of Indian Trade, 1806-1824 (T58), Letters Sent by the Secretary of War Relating to Indian Affairs, 1800-1824 (M15), and Letters Received by the Office of the Secretary of War Relating to Indian Affairs, 1800-1823 (M271).

Records for other U. S. Government trading houses have also been microfilmed as Letter Book of the Arkansas Trading House, 1805-1810 (M142) and Records of the Choctaw Trading House, 1803- 1825 (T500).

Also in Record Group 75 are other records of the factory for the Creeks: Correspondence, 1795- 1814, daybooks, 1799-1820, journal and ledger, 1796-1797, ledger and journal, 1796-1802, journals, 1801-1820, ledgers, 1798-1820, journal of transactions with Benjamin Hawkins, 1808-1814, ledger of Hawkins’ accounts, 1808-1814, vouchers, 1796-1821, miscellaneous accounts, 1795-1801. There is also one volume of letters sent by the Officer of Superintendent of Indian Trade (in liquidation), 1822-1830.

These introductory remarks were written by Richard C. Crawford.

 Instructions to Edward Prince: Nov. 26, 1795 o The instructions reproduced below are essentially identical to those issued on the same date to James Byers, Jr., the first factor at Tellico Blockhouse. The reproduction is made from what is presumably the Secretary of War’s record copy, which appears in a volume of letters and instructions to the factors of the Indian Trading Houses from their establishment to Feb. 27, 1800 (see the preceding introduction, p. iv, note 1). There is an undated and unsigned copy of the same instructions in Price’s hand among the loose papers of the Creek Trading House.  Instructions to Captain William Eaton: Nov. 26, 1795 o The following is a reproduction of a “true copy” made by Captain Eaton of his instructions from the Secretary of War. It is among the loose papers of the Creek Trading House. The military post established at Colerain was known as Fort Pickering.  Records of the Creek Trading House, Letter Book: 1795-1816

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, D. C. – Record Group 75, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Registry of Delaware Indians, Patent Lists, Appraisement, and Schedule of Payments, 1867-1874 – Compiled by John G. Pratt

 Allotment and Valuation Registry of Delaware Diminished Reserve, Kansas: 1866-1874 22

o Removals Allotments Improvements o Deceased Indians Removal Class o Abandoned Allotments o Public Land Improvements o Citizens Allotments o Deceased Indians Citizen Class o Headrights or Floats o Allotments to Children Removal Class o Re-Allotments in lieu of Selections o Selections for Children Citizens class o To Equalize Former Allotments

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, D. C. – Record Group 75, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Green Bay Agency, Wisconsin: Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin Enrollment and Annuity Payment Rolls, 1849-1873

 Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: Oct. 22, 1853 o A Yam E Tahs Band o Menominee River Band o Ah-Pay-Sha Te Jo Band o Wio-Ke-In Band o Sho-Ne-Nieur Band o Wau-Ki-Chan Band o Ah-Kaw-Mute’s Band o Osh-Kosh’s Band  Menominee Individual Improvement Payment Roll: Oct. 21, 1853  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1857 o Osh-Kosh Band o Sho-Ne-Niews Band o Waw-Ke-Chon’s Band o Ah-Ko-Mots Band o La-Motte’s Band o Oconto’s Band o Menominee River Band o Ah-Yam-E-Tak’s Band o Pah-She-Te-Ko Band o Way-Kah Band

o Ro-Mah-Ne-Kin’s Band  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1858 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1859 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1860 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1861 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1862 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1863 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1864 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1865 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1867 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1871 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Menominee Annuity Payment Roll: 1873 o See “Menominee Semi-annual Payment Roll: 1857” for list of bands  Apportionment of $40.00 Among the Mixed Menominees: 1849

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, D. C. – Record Group 75, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Census Roll of the Ottawas and Chippewas of Michigan by Horace B. Durant and Supplemental Census of 1909 by Durant

 Census of the Ottawa and Chippewa Tribe of Michigan: 1908-1909 o From 1870 enrollment still living in 1908 and 1909. Also known as the Durant Roll.  Supplemental Roll of Ottawas and Chippewas of Michigan o Children born after Mar. 4, 1907 and prior to Aug. 1, 1908

A49 (Duplicate of A48)

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, D. C. – Record Group 75, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Ottawas and Chippewas of Michigan 1870 Annuity Payment Roll

 Annuity Payment Roll of the Ottawa and Chippewa Tribe of Michigan: 1870 o Salt Ste. Marie Band o Mackinac Band o Traverse Band

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, D. C. – Record Group 75, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Ottawa and Chippewa Tract Books, Volumes 1-2

 Index  Ottawa and Chippewa Tract Books, Volume 1 o “Reservations in Michigan set apart for the Sault Ste. Marie, Grand River, Grand and Little Traverse, Mackinac, Ottawa, and other Bands of Chippewa Indians, under Treaty of July 31, 1855 in Townships North and West of the Michigan Meridian.”  Ottawa and Chippewa Tract Books, Volume 2

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, D. C. – Record Group 75, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Wooster Roll of the Potawatomi, 1907

 Wooster Roll – Census of the Wisconsin Potawatomi in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Canada: Dec. 18, 1907

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Miami Indian Agency and Records of the Quapaw Competency Commission, Allottee Examination Reports, 1910-1911

 Quapaw Competency Commission for the Removal of Restrictions – Eastern Shawnee  Quapaw Competency Commission for the Removal of Restrictions – Miami  Quapaw Competency Commission for the Removal of Restrictions – Ottawa  Quapaw Competency Commission for the Removal of Restrictions – Peoria  Quapaw Competency Commission for the Removal of Restrictions – Quapaw (restricted)  Quapaw Competency Commission for the Removal of Restrictions – Quapaw (unrestricted)  Quapaw Competency Commission for the Removal of Restrictions – Seneca  Quapaw Competency Commission for the Removal of Restrictions – Wyandot

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Census of Choctaw Nation, 1896

 Index to Census of Choctaw Nation: Nov. 1896 o Index to Census on National Archives Microfilm Roll 7RA02. Index alphabetized by last name with associated number and page number.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw Census Roll, 1896

 Choctaw Census Roll: 1896 o Lists names of head of house, children, age, and remarks.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Tompkins Roll of 1867, Citizens and Freedmen of the Cherokee Nation

 Tompkins Roll: 1867 o On the single roll of this microfilm publication is reproduced the 1867 Census of the Citizens and Freedmen of the Cherokee Nation taken by H. Tompkins as directed by N. G. Taylor, Commissioner of Indian Affairs by letter dated July 6, 1867. The enumeration consists of the nine Cherokee Districts. There are Going Snake, Delaware, Flint, Sequoyah, Cooweescoowee, Tahlequah, Saline, Canadian, and Illinois District which are bound into four volumes. o This census was taken as a result of the 12th Article of the Treaty of July 19th, 1866, which states that the Cherokee agreed to a general council consisting of delegates elected by each nation or tribe lawfully residing in Indian Territory, which would convene annually in the territory and that the council would be organized and possess powers as prescribed by the Treaty. It further provided that after the ratification of the treaty (which occurred July 27, 1866) and as soon as deemed practical by the Secretary of the Interior and prior to the first session of the council, a census or enumeration of each tribe lawfully resident in the territory would be taken under the direction of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. The commissioner was authorized to designate and appoint competent persons, whose compensation would be fixed by the Secretary of the Interior and paid by the United States. The purpose of the census was to affix the number of delegates to the General Council. The council was to consist of a delegate for each tribe, plus an additional delegate for each 1,000 members or each fraction of a thousand greater than five hundred. o The roll is unique in that it appears to be the first post-Civil War enumeration of the Cherokee Citizens and Freedmen West of the Mississippi River. The census indicates the name (usually Indian), age, sex, and whether the individual was Indian, white, half-breed (blood), or black. Each district is followed by a recapitulation. The census is not indexed. . Going Snake District Starts on Page 1 . Flint District Starts on Page 34 . Cooweescoowee District Starts on Page 62 . Canadian District Starts on Page 85 . Tahlequah District Starts on Page 119 . Delaware District Starts on Page 162 . Illinois District Starts on Page 192 . Sequoyah District Starts on Page 237 . Saline District Starts on Page 263

National Archives Microfilm 7RA5

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Dunn Rolls of 1867 and 1869 (Citizens and Freedmen of the Creek Nation)

Introduction

On the single roll of this microfilm publication are reproduced an 1867 Per Capita Receipt Roll of the citizens of the Creek Nation as Taken by J. W. Dunn, Indian Agent for the Creek Indians and an 1869 Creek Freedmen Receipt Roll and Index. The Creek Freedmen were enumerated prior to Mar. 14, 1867 by J. W. Dunn, but were denied payment at that time because of their “African Descent.” They did not receive payment until 1869. The Freedmen roll is in two volumes. Volume one is an alphabetical index to the roll and volume two is the receipt roll.

The receipt rolls were made as a result of the third article of the Treaty of June 14, 1866, whereby the Creek Indians ceded an estimated 3,250,560 acres of land which comprised the western half of their entire domain to the United States which paid the tribe thirty cents per acre. Two-hundred thousand dollars of the total payment of $975,168.00 was set aside by the Treaty as a per capita payment to enable the Creeks to occupy, restore, and improve their farms, to make their nation self- sustaining, to pay the damages sustained by the mission schools on the North Fork and Arkansas Rivers, and to pay the expenses of the treaty delegates.

The rolls are unique in that they appear to be the first surviving post-Civil War enumeration of the Creek citizens and Creek Freedmen west of the Mississippi River. The roll of the Creek citizens probably includes the Loyal Creeks who returned to their home lands after the Civil War. This roll appears to be an original. It is arranged by towns and thereunder by family groups which are numbered successively within the townships. The following information is given: the name of the head of the household, names of other members in the family, total number in the family, and the amount of the individual payment. Each of the 9,771 individuals listed received $17.34 each making a payment of $169,429.14. On the final page of this roll is a certification by W. Byers, Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Southern Superintendency, listing the total amount paid per capita, the amount paid to the mission schools, and the amount paid to the treaty delegates. The Creek Freedmen roll is a certified copy prepared by D. M. Browning, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, on June 27, 1894 and filed with the Dawes Commission on Dec. 1, 1897 for authentication. Many entries were made by the Dawes Commission on this copy. Notations were made next to the names of individuals who died prior to Apr. 1, 1899. The roll is arranged by district and thereunder by family group.

Families are numbered sequentially within the districts. The roll indicates the individual roll number, the name of the head of the household, the number in the family, the amount of each individual payment, and the total amount received by the head of the household. The names of other members of the household are listed below the head of the household within each family group. Each of the 1,791 individuals listed received $17.34 making a total payment of $30,882.54.

Pages that are no longer legible due to tape discoloration have been copied and the copies have been filmed immediately after the original pages.

The Dunn Rolls are a part of the records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75. In this same record group are other documents relating to this per capita payment.

The records reproduced in this microfilm publication were prepared for filming by Thelma Defrates who also wrote these introductory remarks.

The records contained herein have been reproduced in this form by the Federal Archives and Records Center, Fort Worth, Texas to make them readily available for use by the staff and general public. This microfilm has not been distributed as a National Archives Publication.

 Creek Per Capita Receipt Roll: 1867 o Cowetah p. 1 o Tuckabatchee p. 10 o Cusetah p. 21 o Abbihcah p. 30 o Alabama p. 39 o Artusse p. 41 o Cheyahar p. 44 o Kialejar p. 45 o Big Spring p. 53 o Thlopthlocco p. 55 o Osuchee p. 59 o Thlewalley p. 61 o Canadian Ufaller p. 62 o Wewoka p. 66 o We Wah Gofe Kah p. 68 o Tuskegah Arkansas p. 75 o Okfuskee p. 82 o Euchee p. 88 o Pecon Tallahassee p. 97 o Broken Arrow p. 99 o Deep Fork Ufaller p. 103 o Kowarsartee p. 105 o New York p. 108 o Hillabee p. 112 o Hickory Ground p. 117 o Hitchatee p. 120 o Bruner p. 125 o Hutch Chupco Tulwell Thlocco p. 127 o Loche Pokar p. 128

o Fish Pond p. 132 o Tulwell Thlocco p. 136 o Tulwa Cheise p. 137 o Greenleaf p. 139 o Conchartee p. 141 o Arbecochee p. 144 o Tappahquah p. 146 o Gouge p. 148  Creek Freedmen Per Capita Receipt Roll Index: 1869  Creek Freedmen Per Capita Receipt Roll: 1869 o North Fork District p. 1 o Arkansas District p. 16 o Canadian District p. 43

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Census of 1880, Residents of the Cherokee Nation (Roll 1 of 4)

 Index to 1880 Roll of Cherokees o The census consisted of six schedules for each of the nine Cherokee Districts (Canadian, Cooweescoowee, Delaware, Flint, Going Snake, Illinois, Saline, Sequoyah, and Tahlequah). Schedule three for Cooweescoowee District is incomplete. The Schedules are: Schedule 1 – Citizens of the Cherokee Nation, Schedule 2 – Orphans under 16 years of age, Schedule 3 – Persons not recognized as citizens of the Cherokee Nation and whose claims to citizenship have been adversely decided by the Cherokee Authority, Schedule 4 – Persons not recognized as citizens of the Cherokee Nation who claim right to citizenship and whose cases have not been heard, Schedule 5 – “Intruders” i.e. persons not recognized as citizens of the Cherokee Nation, and Schedule 6 – Persons legally residing in the Cherokee Nation that are not recognized as Cherokee Citizens but are under permit of the Cherokee Nation or the United States. o Information listed on the census varies among the schedules, generally the names of the individuals, their age, sex, nativity, marital status, and occupation is given, other information pertaining to acreage of land, improvements and agricultural products is listed on Schedule 1. Notations concerning family relationships have been entered in the “remarks” column. o This transcript was used by the Dawes Commission for verification of citizenship in the Cherokee Nation for purposes of allotment of land in severalty. Notations made by the Dawes Commission include Dawes Enrollment Card Numbers, Dawes Denied Card Numbers, and information concerning other enrollments of the individuals. The

notation “dead” is stamped beside the names of individuals who were deceased at the time of enrollment for land allotment. o The census is unique in that it was used by the Dawes Commission and in that it appears to be the first enumeration of “white settlers” and “state negroes” made in the Cherokee Nation. The 1880 census was used as a basis for a per capita payment of $16.55 made to the citizens of the Cherokee Nation for breadstuffs, the payment was authorized by an act of the Cherokee National Council of Dec. 31, 1879.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Census of 1880, Residents of the Cherokee Nation (Roll 2 of 4)

 Schedule 1, Part 1 o Canadian District Starts on Page 1 o Cooweescoowee District Starts on Page 58 o Delaware District Starts on Page 215 o Flint District Starts on Page 347

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Census of 1880, Residents of the Cherokee Nation (Roll 3 of 4)

 Schedule 1, Part 1 o Going Snake District Starts on Page 403 o Illinois District Starts on Page 499 o Saline District Starts on Page 612 o Sequoyah District Starts on Page 680 o Tahlequah District Starts on Page 732

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Census of 1880, Residents of the Cherokee Nation (Roll 4 of 4)

 Schedule 2 o Orphans under 16 years of age.

 Schedule 3 o Persons not recognized as citizens of the Cherokee Nation and whose claims to citizenship have been adversely decided by the Cherokee Authority.  Schedule 4 o Persons not recognized as citizens of the Cherokee Nation who claim right to citizenship and whose cases have not been heard.  Schedule 5 o “Intruders” i.e. persons not recognized as citizens of the Cherokee Nation.  Schedule 6 o Persons legally residing in the Cherokee Nation that are not recognized as Cherokee Citizens but are under permit of the Cherokee Nation or the United States.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Census of 1890, Residents of the Cherokee Nation (Roll 1 of 6).

 Cherokee Census of 1890, Schedule 1, Part 1 o Copied from microfilm: In Article III, Section 3 of the Nov. 28, 1866 Amendment to the Constitution of the Cherokee Nation, the Cherokees provided for the enumeration of a Census in 1870 and at ten year intervals thereafter. On Dec. 6, 1889, the Cherokee National Council passed “An Act Authorizing the Taking of the Census of the Cherokee Nation in the Year 1890.” Compiled by Cherokee Officials, the 1890 Census included a tabulation of all persons within the Nation and served as the bases for a reapportionment of district representation to the National Council. The 1889 law instructed tribal officials to indicate the citizenship status of residents by placing their names on the appropriate pre-printed schedule. In each of the nine districts, special committees reviewed the schedules, adding to or deleting names from the citizenship rolls for their regions. In 1890 and 1891, the National Council again used the census in the distribution of Per Capita Payments of $300,000 received from grazing fees on Cherokee Lands West of the Arkansas River. o In 1900, the Dawes Commission used the census to evaluate the eligibility of Cherokee citizens for individual land allotments. After the Dawes Commission completed their task, they delivered the census to the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The Bureau held the census until May 28, 1972, when it was accessioned into the National Archives as part of Record Group 75. o Schedule 1 includes names of those persons residing in the Cherokee Nation entitled to and enjoying citizenship.

o In Schedule 1, information supplied by the census includes place of birth, race, age, sex, occupation, marital status, number of dwellings, farms, acreage, improvements made, crop production, and other social and economic data. o The 1890 census includes valuable demographic information and a substantial quantity of social and economic data. A comparison between the 1880 and 1890 censuses reflects important changes within the Cherokee Nation. The 1880 census has also been microfilmed (7RA07). o Although they usually recorded the names of all individuals, in schedules 3 through 6, the census takers occasionally listed only heads of families, followed by the number of people in each household. . Canadian District . Cooweescoowee District

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Census of 1890, Residents of the Cherokee Nation (Roll 2 of 6).

 Cherokee Census of 1890, Schedule 1, Part 2 o Delaware District o Flint District

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Census of 1890, Residents of the Cherokee Nation (Roll 3 of 6).

 Cherokee Census of 1890, Schedule 1, Part 3 o Going Snake District o Illinois District o Saline District

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Census of 1890, Residents of the Cherokee Nation (Roll 4 of 6).

 Cherokee Census of 1890, Schedule 1, Part 4

o Sequoyah District o Tahlequah District

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Census of 1890, Residents of the Cherokee Nation (Roll 5 of 6).

 Cherokee Census of 1890, Schedule 2 o Schedule 2 is a list of orphans under 16 years of age who were entitled to Cherokee Citizenship. o Schedule 2 lists enumerating orphans, contains information indicating age, sex, race, guardians, and school enrollment. o Canadian District is missing.  Cherokee Census of 1890, Schedule 3 o Schedule 3 is a record of persons not recognized as citizens of the Cherokee Nation, whose claims to citizenship had been adversely decided by Cherokee authority. o Schedules 3 list names, race, occupation, age, sex, the number and value of improvements, by whom the improvements were claimed, acreage, and date of arrival in the nation. o Sequoyah District is missing.  Cherokee Census of 1890, Schedule 4 o Schedules 4 list names, race, occupation, age, sex, the number and value of improvements, by whom the improvements were claimed, acreage, and date of arrival in the nation. o Schedule 4 enumerates persons not recognized as citizens of the Cherokee Nation, who claimed the right of citizenship, but who had not made proper application to be admitted.  Cherokee Census of 1890, Schedule 5 o Schedules 5 list names, race, occupation, age, sex, the number and value of improvements, by whom the improvements were claimed, acreage, and date of arrival in the nation. o Schedule 5 contains the names of “Intruders,” –persons living illegally upon Cherokee lands who made no claim to Cherokee Citizenship.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Census of 1890, Residents of the Cherokee Nation (Roll 6 of 6).

 Cherokee Census of 1890, Schedule 6 o Schedules 6 list names, race, occupation, age, sex, the number and value of improvements, by whom the improvements were claimed, acreage, and date of arrival in the nation. o Schedule 6 encompasses non-citizens residing on Cherokee lands under special permit from either the Cherokee Nation or the United States Government.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaws Paid by Chickasaws, Article 8, Treaty of June 22, 1855

 Choctaw Payment Roll: 1855 o A receipt roll for a payment made by the Chickasaws to the Choctaws under Article 8 of the Treaty of June 22, 1855. It appears that the rolls for the various counties that comprised the three districts of the Choctaw Nation were not bound in the order indicated by the recapitulations, but in alphabetical order. The counties have been microfilmed to correspond to the recapitulations. o Lists numbers (per family), names, sex, children, and amount paid. There is no index. . Cedar . Towson . Boktuklo . Nashoba . Red River . Eagle County . Wade . Atoka . Jack’s Fork . Choctaws in Chickasaw Nation . Blue . Kiamitia . Scullyville . Sugar Loaf . Sans Bois . Tobusky . Gaines . Orphan’s List

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: 1895 Creek Payment Roll

 Creek Payment Roll and Names on Creek Rolls not found on Census Cards: 1895 o Okchiye Town o Locherpoka Town o North Fork Colored Town o Nuyaka Town o Okfuske Town o Deep Fork Town o Osoche Town o Pukkon Tulahassee Town o Quassarte Town (No. 1 and No. 2) o Thlewahle Town o Thlopthlocco Town o Tokpafka Town o Tuckabache Town o Tuladega Town o Tulahassache Town o Tulmochussee Town o Tulwarthlocco Town o Tuskegee Town o Weogufkee Town o Oewokka Town  Creek Omitted and New Born Payment Roll: Dec. 4, 1895 o Alabama Town o Arbeka Deep Fork Town o Arbeka North Fork Town o Arbekochee Town o Artussee Town o Big Spring Town o Broken Arrow Town o Cheyaha Town o Concharty Town o Coweta Town o Cusseta Town o Eufaula Canadian Town o Eufaula Deep Fork Town o Euchee Town o Fish Pond Town

o Green Leaf Town o Hickory Ground Town o Hitchite Town o Hutchechuppa Town o Kialigee Town o Kitchapatka Town o Locho Poka Town o Nuyaka Town o Oegufka Town o Okfusky Town o Ochinye Town o Pukkon Talahassee Town o Quasarte No. 2 Town o Thlopthlocco Town o Topofka Town o Tulmochussee Town o Tulsa Canadian Town o Tulsa Little River Town o Taskegee Town o Thlewarthle Town o Tuckabatchee Town o Tulladega Town o Tulwar Thlocco Town o Tullahassoche Town o Wewoka Town o Arkansas Colored Town o North Fork Colored Town o Canadian Colored Town  Creek Supplemental Payment Roll: 1895  Colbert Census Roll, Creek Nation: 1896 (Duplicate on National Archives Microfilm Roll 7RA69) o Arbeka (North Fork) Town o Arbekochee Town o Arkansas Colored Town o Artussee Town o Big Spring Town o Canadian Colored Town: Taken Oct. 6, 1896 o Concharty Town o Cussehta Town o Euchee Town o Canadian Eufaula Town o Deep Fork Eufaula Town

o Fish Pond Town o Green Leaf Town o Hickory Ground Town: Taken Sep. 7, 1896 o Tuskegee Town: Taken Sep. 10, 1896 o Kialigee Town o Little River Tulsa o Nuyaka Town o Okchiye Town o Okfuskee Deep Fork Town o Osoche Town o Pukkon Tallahasse Town o Quassarte (No. 1 and No. 2) Town o Tallahassochee Town o Thlopthlocco Town o Thlewathle Town o Tokpofka Town o Tuckabache Town o Tulladegee Town o Weogufke Town o Wewoka Town

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: 1890 and 1895 Creek Census

 Creek Census: 1890 o Arbeka Town o Arkansas (doubtful) Town o Kialigee Town: Oct. 3, 1890 o Arbeka (doubtful) Town o North Fork Colored Town o Tuckahache Town o Thlopthlocco Town (Old Roll) o Tuckabatchee Town o Weogufke Town: Sep. 27, 1890 o Cussehta Town  Creek Census: 1895 o Alabama Town: June 1, 1895 o Arbeka Town: June 5, 1895

o Arbeka Deep Fork Town: June 3, 1895 o Arkansas Colored Town o Artussee Town: May 31, 1895 o Big Spring Town: June 1, 1895 o Canadian Colored Town o Concharty Town: June 4, 1895 o Coweta Town: June 5, 1895 o Cussehta Town: June 5, 1895 o Euchee Town – Compiled by Samuel W. Brown, Town King: Mar. 16, 1895 o Eufaula Canadian Town: June 5, 1895 o Eufaula Deep Fork Town: June 1, 1895 o Fish Pond Town: June 8, 1895 o Greenleaf Town: June 5, 1895 o Hickory Ground Town: June 7, 1895 o Hillabee Canadian Town: June 5, 1895 o Hitchite Town: June 5, 1895 o Hutchechuppa Town: June 4, 1895 o Kechopataka Town: June 5, 1895 o Kialigee Town: June 3, 1895 o Little River Tulsa Town: May 1895 o Lochapoka Town: June 6, 1895 o North Fork Colored Town: June 5, 1895 o Okchiye Town: June 1, 1895 o Okfuskee Deep Fork Town: June 4, 1895 o Okfuskee Canadian Town: June 3, 1895 o Osoche Town: June 4, 1895 o Pukkon Tallehassee Town: June 5, 1895 o Quassarty Town (No. 1 and No. 2): June 1, 1895 o Thlewarthle Town o Thlopthlocco Town: May 31, 1895 o Tokpofke Town: June 1, 1895 o Tuckabatchee Town o Tullahassochee Town o Tulmochussee Town: June 4, 1895 o Tulsa Canadian Town: June 5, 1895 o Tulwathlocco Town: June 3, 1895 o Tuskegee Town o Weogufkee Town: June 1, 1895 o Wewoka Town: June 1, 1895  Census of Doubtful Citizens in Creek Nation: 1895 o Arkansas Colored Town o Arpehka Deep Fork Town

o Broken Arrow Town o Canadian Town o Coweta Town o Cussehta Town o Euchee Town o Eufaula Deep Fork Town  Creek Payment Roll and Names on Creek Rolls not found on Census Cards: 1895 o Alabama Town o Arbeka Town o Arbeka Deep Fork Town o Arbehkache Town o Arkansas Colored Town o Artussee Town o Big Spring Town o Broken Arrow Town o Canadian Colored Town o Cheyaha Town o Concharty Town o Coweta Town o Cussehta Town o Euchee Town o Eufaula Deep Fork Town o Hitchetee Town o Hutchechuppa Town o Kechopatake Town o Kialigee Town

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Allotment Schedules, 1906-1909

 Osage Allotment Schedules of First, Second, and Third Selections: 1906-1909

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Allotment Schedules, 1906-1909

 Osage Allotment Schedule of Final Division: 1906-1909

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Cherokee Census of 1896

 Census of the Cherokees Nation: 1896 o Lists number, name, age, sex, how far from precinct, proportion of blood, and remarks . Canadian District (3 books)  First book: Cherokees by Blood  Second book: Cherokees by Blood, Supplemental Roll  Third book: Adopted Whites, Adopted Freedmen, Rejected List, Cherokees by Blood . Cooweescoowee District (3 books)  First book: Cherokees by Blood  Second book: Cherokees by Blood  Third book: Cherokees by Blood, Rejected List, Adopted Freedmen, Freedmen by Blood, Rejected Black, Delaware by Blood, Shawnees by Blood, Adopted Whites, Adopted Cherokees . Delaware District (4 books)  First 2 books: Cherokees by Blood  Last 2 books: Adopted Whites, Adopted Freedmen, Adopted Delaware, Adopted Shawnees . Flint District (2 books)  First book: Cherokees by Blood  Second book: Adopted Whites, Adopted Freedmen, Adopted Delaware, Adopted Shawnees . Going Snake District (3 books)  First 2 books: Cherokees by Blood  Last book: Adopted Whites, Adopted Freedmen, Adopted Delaware, Adopted Shawnees . Illinois District (3 books)  First 2 books: Cherokees by Blood

 Third book: Adopted Whites, Adopted Freedmen, Adopted Delaware, Adopted Shawnees . Saline District (2 books)  First book: Cherokees by Blood, Supplemental Citizens, Orphan Citizens of Asylum, Rejected List  Section book: Adopted Whites, Adopted Freedmen, Adopted Delaware, Adopted Shawnees . Sequoyah District (2 books)  First book: Cherokees by Blood  Second book: Adopted Whites, Adopted Freedmen, Adopted Creeks, Doubtful Citizens . Tahlequah District (4 books)  First book: Cherokees by Blood  Second book: Cherokees by Blood, National Prison  Third book: Adopted Whites, Adopted Freedmen, Adopted Delaware, Adopted Shawnees, Cherokees by Blood  Fourth book: Adopted Whites, Adopted Freedmen, Adopted Delaware, Adopted Shawnees

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes: Seminole Rolls

 Seminole Payment Roll: 1868 o Arranged by band. o A negative photostatic copy of a receipt roll for a payment of $50,000.00 which was made to “Loyal Seminoles” for losses sustained during the Civil War. o The roll contains each payee’s name, amount received, and mark.  Seminole Payment Roll: 1895-1896 o Arranged by band and thereunder by family group. o Manuscript copies of an 1895 and 1896 “Head Right” payment roll. o The roll contains each payee’s name and amounts of money listed under columns labeled “Wewoka,” “Sasakwa,” and “Balance.” Wewoka was the capitol of the Seminole Nation and Sasakwa was the place of business of the Principal Chief. The 1895 roll is on pages 1-108 and the 1896 roll is on pages 109-226.  Seminole Payment Roll: 1895-1897 o Arranged by band and thereunder by family group.

o Manuscript copies of an 1895 and 1896 “Head Right” payment roll. The 1895 payment roll in this volume is not an exact duplicate of the 1895 payment roll in volume 1000594, but contains most of the same names and amounts. o The roll contains each payee’s name and amounts of money listed under columns labeled “Wewoka,” “Sasakwa,” and “Balance.” Wewoka was the capitol of the Seminole Nation and Sasakwa was the place of business of the Principal Chief. The 1895 roll is on pages 1-111 and the 1897 roll is on pages 112-236. The 1897 payment roll has been annotated in blue pencil with Dawes enrollment card numbers.  Seminole Census Roll: 1897 o Arranged by band and thereunder by family group. o The roll contains only an individual’s name. Each family group has been assigned a number. The roll lists 2,856 people arranged into 724 family groups.  Seminole Allotment Schedules

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes, Chickasaw Rolls

 Chickasaw-Annuity Roll: Dec. 19, 1878 o Arranged by consecutive numbers. Manuscript and typed list of Chickasaws registered in Panola, Pickens, Pontotoc, and Tishomingo Counties in Chickasaw Nation and Masholatubby and Pushmataha Districts in Choctaw Nation, for the annuity payment of Dec. 19, 1878. The annuity captains and registers were Henderson Greenwood (Tishomingo County), J. C. Handcock (Pickens County), David Colbert (Panola County), F. Frazier (Pontotoc County), and Simpson Killcrease (Masholatubby District). o Contains names of head of family, indication of wife, number of children, total number in family, and name of person receiving payment. There are no frame numbers. Below is a list of records in order as they appear on the roll. . Folder ID #100578-Panola County . Folder ID #100582-Tishomingo County and Pushmatahah County . Folder ID #100583-Pickens County . Folder ID #400004-Pushmatahah County and Atoka County . Folder ID #300012-Masholatubby District (see below for details) . Folder ID #400006 –Panola County, Pontotoc County, Pickens County, Tishomingo County, Masholatubby District, Pushmatahah District,  Chickasaw-Annuity Roll: 1878

o Arranged alphabetically by county, thereinafter alphabetically by surname. Manuscript copy of list of person registered in Masholatubby District for Chickasaw Annuity of 1878 resulting from the Leased District claim. Payment authorized by Act of Congress of May 27, 1878 for claims resulting from Article 13, Treaty of June 28, 1855. Certified by Register Simpson Killcrease of Choctaw Nation. o Contains unidentified number, name, number of men, women, and children, and total number in family.  There are no frame numbers. Below is a list of records in order as they appear on the roll. Chickasaws registered for annuity roll in 1878. o Panola County Annuity Roll o Pickens County Annuity Roll o Atoka County, Pushmatahah District Annuity Roll o Coal County, Mashalatubby District Annuity Roll o Tishomingo County, Pushmatahah District Annuity Roll o Pontotoc County Annuity Roll o Pickens County Annuity Roll o Pushmatahah District Annuity Roll o Coal County, Masholatubby District Annuity Roll o Gaines County, Masholatubby District Annuity Roll o Sans Bois County, Masholatubby District Annuity Roll o Scullyville County, Masholatubby District Annuity Roll o Sugar Loaf County, Masholatubby District Annuity Roll o Panola County Annuity Roll o Pontotoc County Annuity Roll o Pickens County Annuity Roll o Tishomingo County Annuity Roll o Masholatubby District Annuity Roll . Coal County, pages 1-4 . Gaines County, pages 4-5 . Sans Bois County, pages 5-7 . Scullyville County, page 7 . Sugar Loaf County, pages 7-8 o Pushmatahah District Annuity Roll . Atoka County, pages 1-3 . Jack’s Fork County, pages 3-6 . Blue County, pages 6-8 o Panola County Annuity Roll o Pontotoc County 1890 Census Roll o Pickens County 1890 Census Roll

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes, Chickasaw Rolls

 Chickasaw Payment Roll: 1893 o Volume 1 arranged consecutively by family groups. Volume 2 arranged alphabetically by surname (Panola County arranged consecutively by family groups). o Manuscript payroll of individuals in Chickasaw Nation. Folders include Peter Maytubby’s Roll of 1893 and Ieshatubby’s Roll of 1893. o Volume 1 contains family number, names, ages, number in family, and checkmark for payment. Volume 2 contains number of individual, individual’s name, number of family, person receiving payment, checkmark for payment and notations. Notations include Dawes card number, dead, full payment, and dates. Peter Maytubby’s roll contains individual names. Ieshatubby’s roll contains names of heads of family, number of men, women, boys, and girls in family, and total amount paid.  There are no frame numbers. Below is a list of records in order as they appear on the roll. o Chickasaw Payment Roll, 1893, Maytubby o Ieshatubby Roll, 1893 o Peter Maytubby’s Roll of 1893 o List of Names, Chickasaw Nation o Chickasaw Payment Roll, 1893  Index to Census Rolls o Arranged alphabetically by individual’s surname, thereinafter by county. o Manuscript index to Chickasaws by blood and intermarriage in Panola, Pontotoc, Pickens, Tishomingo Counties, Chickasaw Nation. There is a separate list for intermarried whites. o Contains name and page number in census roll.  Chickasaw Census Roll: July 31, 1897 o Arranged alphabetically by county, numerically by district in Choctaw Nation. o Carbon copy list of Chickasaws registered within Chickasaw and Choctaw Nations under authority of Act of Chickasaw Legislature, approved July 31, 1897. Separate lists for Intermarried Whites and Doubtful Citizens within each county. List of names from 1893 Chickasaw roll but not on the 1896 Chickasaw roll. o Contains name and census card number (blue pencil).  Names of Members of the Chickasaw Tribe of Indians by Blood and Intermarriage o Registered under an Act of the Legislature of the Chickasaw Nation, approved July 31, 1897.  List of Names o Arranged alphabetically by surname (if English name) or Indian name. o Carbon copy list of people residing in Chickasaw Nation. Appears to be list of Indians.

o Contains names.  List of Names o Arranged by county, thereinafter, unarranged. o Manuscript list of individuals in Panola, Tishomingo, Pontotoc, and Pickens Counties, Chickasaw Nation. o Contains names.  List of Intruders o Unarranged. o Manuscript list of U. S. Citizens (Intruders) living in Pickens County, Chickasaw Nation. o Contains names, post office address.  List of Names o Unarranged. o Manuscript list of names in Chickasaw Nation. Appears to be a working copy. Contains names, occupation, post office address.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Index to Cherokee Rejected Cards, 1906

 Index to Cherokee Rejected Cards: 1906 o Includes Doubtful cases too. Page number corresponds to enrollment card. Alphabetized index.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes, Records Relating to Cherokee Citizenship (roll 1 of 5)

 List of Rejected Claimants: 1878-1880 o Entries are arranged by type of decision and thereunder by case number. A handwritten list of names of individuals whose claim to citizenship was rejected by the Cherokee Commission on Citizenship. The only information given for each claimant is the case number and the reason for rejection.  List of Persons Admitted to Citizenship: 1880-1889 o Entries are arranged in roughly alphabetical order. A printed list of persons admitted and re-admitted to Cherokee Citizenship by the National Council and Commissions on

Citizenship in the year 1880 and since that year. The list covers the period from 1880- 1889 and appears to have been printed for use by the Dawes Commission. The only information given is the individual’s name and the year admitted.  Cherokee Citizenship Commission Docket Books: 1880-1884, 1887-1889 o Arranged numerically by case number. A handwritten record of actions taken by the Commission on applications for citizenship. Each docket entry generally includes the applicant’s name, age, and sex, names of attorneys, the text of the application, a summary of proceedings held, and the text of the Commission’s decision. Each volume contains an index to applicants.

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 Citizenship Cases: 1887 o There is an index. Citizenship cases of individuals and family members claiming lineage to an ancestor on a prior Cherokee Census (usually 1835). Includes names, ages, sex, post office location, and attorney. Each case has a written description.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Rolls of the Delaware Tribe and Shawnee Tribe

 Payment Roll of the Delaware Cherokees: 1896 o Payment Roll of Delaware Indians as disbursed by D. W. Lape, Treasurer of the Cherokee Nation under Act of the National Council, approved Mar. 30, 1896 entitled an act to equalize the per capita shares of the Delaware Tribe of Indians with shares of Cherokees by Blood payments of 1886, 1890, and 1894 o Lists census roll number (not Dawes or Five Civilized Tribes number), payroll number, names, those entitled to participate, age, per capita share (as of Apr. 26, 1886, Nov. 25, 1890, and May 5, 1894), total amount paid to each one, grand total per family, to whom paid, witness, and remarks.  Payment Roll Per Capita-Delaware: Apr. 21, 1904

o “We the undersigned individual members of the late Delaware Tribe of Indians by Blood or Adoption, residing in the Cherokee Nation, who under the Treaty of July 4, 1866, preserved tribal relations, and who entered into and carried out the agreement with the Cherokee Tribe of Indians of Apr. 8, 1867, and their lineal descendants or legal representatives of such Delaware Indians do hereby acknowledge the receipt of dollars from Dana H. Kelsey, United States Indian Agent, upon the dates and the sums set opposite our respective signatures, and the same is hereby accepted as a full and complete list of our claims and demands against the U. S. as provided by the Act of Congress approved Apr. 21, 1904 and a resolution of the Delaware Indian Council adopted Oct. 13, 1904.” o Last page contains certificate as completed by Delaware Business Committee. Total amount of payment $112,800.00. There are 1,100 names enrolled. o Delaware Indian Council . George Bullette – Tulsa, Indian Territory . John Young – Copan, Indian Territory . John H. Secondyne – White Oake, Indian Territory . John Sarcoxie – Bartlesville, Indian Territory . Henry Armstrong – Coody’s Bluff, Indian Territory o Lists: Register number (1880 Roll), Dawes Commission roll number, present payroll number (1904), names, relationships, age, sex, and remarks. A column is included which sometimes gives relationship with other Delaware.  Shawnee Census: 1896 o Arranged roughly alphabetically by surname. A roll of Cherokee Shawnee entitled to participate in a per capita payment authorized by an Act of the National Council of Mar. 30, 1896. o The roll contains each individual’s name, roll number, Cherokee number, age, sex, address, and some remarks about relation to others on the roll, deaths, and different names used on other

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Choctaw-Chickasaw Citizenship Court

 Records of the Choctaw-Chickasaw Citizenship Roll o “Choctaw Court Claimants. A list of persons applicants for enrollment to the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes who have been admitted to Citizenship in the Choctaw Nation by judgments of the United States Court for the Central and Southern Districts, Indian Territory and which judgments were vacated by a degree of the Choctaw-Chickasaw Citizenship Court: Dec. 17, 1902.”

o The establishment of the Choctaw-Chickasaw Citizenship Court was authorized by Section 31 of an act of Congress of July 1, 1902. The act authorized either tribe to fill a bill of equity in the Citizenship Court to seek the annulment and vacation of decisions of the U. S. Courts in Indian Territory under the act of Congress of June 10, 1896. The Citizenship Court vacated all of the judgements rendered by the U. S. Courts on Dec. 17, 1902. Applicants for citizenship who had been admitted or rejected by the U. S. Courts were required to institute proceedings in the Citizenship Court. Cases appealed from the U. S. Court for the Central District of Indian Territory were heard by the Citizenship Court sitting in South McAlester while cases appealed from the U. S. Court for the Southern District of Indian Territory were heard on Tishomingo. o An act of Congress of Mar. 3, 1903 provided for the termination of the Court on Dec. 31, 1904 and the transfer of all record to the Dawes Commission. The Citizenship Court heard 256 cases and admitted 161 persons while denying the applications of 2,792.  Choctaw and Chickasaw Citizenship Claimants: 1902 o There are separate lists for Choctaws and Chickasaws. Within each list, the names of applicants are arranged alphabetically. Carbon copies of typed lists of claimants who had been admitted to citizenship by the U. S. Courts and perfected appeals to the Citizenship Court. The information given for each claimant includes sex, age, degree of blood, Dawes enrollment card number, U. S. Court case numbers, Citizenship Court case number, and some remarks relating to decisions of the Citizenship Court.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Choctaw-Chickasaw Citizenship Court

 Continuation of 7RA27.1

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Five Civilized Tribes, Payment Roll, 1883

 Payment Roll by Right of Cherokee Blood: 1883 o Alphabetized in each district. Lists names, ages, and remarks. . Going Snake District . Sequoyah District . Saline District . Illinois District

. Tahlequah District . Flint District . Delaware District . Canadian District . Cooweescoowee District

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Five Civilized Tribes Agency: 1904 Loyal Creek Payment Roll

 Loyal Creek Payment Roll: 1904 o “We, the undersigned individual members of the Creek Tribe of Indians, and the heirs or legal representation of deceased Creek Indians, do hereby acknowledge receipt of _____ dollars from J. Blair Shoenfelt, United States Indian Agent, in the sums set opposite our respective signatures, and the same is hereby accepted as a full and complete settlement of our claims against the United States for property taken or destroyed during the Civil War, as provided by the Act of Congress approved Mar. 3, 1903, and Act of the Creek Council of May 3, 1903.”

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 1 of 21)

st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarters of 1880 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o No-Pa-Walla Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band

o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-An-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1879 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1880” for bands listed. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1880 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1880” for bands listed.  Kaw or Kansas Annuity Payment Roll: 1879 o Picayane Band o Ko-Ho-La Band o Rock Creek Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 2 of 21)

rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarters of 1878 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o No-Pa-Walla Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-An-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1880 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1880” for bands listed. th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1879 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1880” for bands listed.

rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1877 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1880” for bands listed.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Duplicate Roll of Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment Authorized by Resolution of Aug. 22, 1911 and Regulations of Oct. 4, 1911

 Choctaw $50.00 Payment Roll: 1911 o There is no index. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, check number, signature, date, and other remarks.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 3 of 21)

st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter of 1878 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o No-Pa-Walla Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-An-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1878 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1878” for bands listed.

st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1879 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1878” for bands listed. rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1879 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1878” for bands listed. rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1880 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1878” for bands listed. st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1881 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1878” for bands listed. rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1881

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1912

 Choctaw $50.00 Payment Roll: 1912 o Second quarter of 1912. There is no index. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship, age, sex, amount paid, date of payment, signature, and remarks.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 4 of 21)

nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1881 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o No-Pa-Walla Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band

o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-An-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1881 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2nd Quarter 1881” for list of bands. st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1882 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2nd Quarter 1881” for list of bands. st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1883 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2nd Quarter 1881” for list of bands. th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1883 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2nd Quarter 1881” for list of bands.

7RA35.4 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1913-1920, 1922 and $300 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1917

 $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1913 o Regulations governing per capita payment to the enrolled citizens and members of the Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole Tribes of Indians in the State of Oklahoma – a joint resolution of Aug. 22, 1911. This lists the regulations for per capita payments. o Payroll lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount of payment, check number, signature, mark, and other remarks.  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1913  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1914  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1914  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1914  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1914  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1915  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1915  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1915  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1915  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1916  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1916  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1916  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1916  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1917  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1917

 $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1917  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1917  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: 1917

7RA35.5 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 5 of 21)

st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1882 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o No-Pa-Walla Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-An-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1882 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1882” for list of bands. st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1883 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1882” for list of bands. rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1883 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1882” for list of bands. st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1884 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1882” for list of bands. rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1884 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1882” for list of bands.

7RA35.5 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $300 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1917

 $300 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: 1917 o There is no index. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, and other remarks.

7RA35.6 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 6 of 21)

st nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1885 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1885 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1885” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1886 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1885” for list of bands. nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1886

o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1885” for list of bands. rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1886 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1885” for list of bands. th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1886 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st and 2nd Quarter 1885” for list of bands.

7RA35.6 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1917-1918

 $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1917 o Payroll lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount of payment, check number, signature, mark, and other remarks.  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1918

7RA35.7 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 7 of 21)

 Supplemental Osage Annuity Payment Roll: July 1886 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band

o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: Nov. 1885 o See “Supplemental Osage Annuity Payment Roll: July 1886” for list of bands.  Supplemental Osage Census: 1885 o See “Supplemental Osage Annuity Payment Roll: July 1886” for list of bands.  Suspended Osage Annuity Payments: Feb. 14, 1898 o See “Supplemental Osage Annuity Payment Roll: July 1886” for list of bands. nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1886 o See “Supplemental Osage Annuity Payment Roll: July 1886” for list of bands. rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1886 o See “Supplemental Osage Annuity Payment Roll: July 1886” for list of bands.

7RA35.7 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1918

 $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1918 o Payroll lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount of payment, check number, signature, mark, and other remarks.  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1918  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1918  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1918

7RA35.8 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 8 of 21)

st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1887

o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1887 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1887” for list of bands. rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1887 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1887” for list of bands. th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1887 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1887” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1888 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1887” for list of bands. nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1888 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1887” for list of bands.

7RA35.8 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1918- 1919

 Choctaw Annuity Rolls: 1918-1919 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, and sex.

7RA35.9 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 9 of 21)

rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1888 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1888 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1888” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1889 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1888” for list of bands. nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1889 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1888” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1890 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1888” for list of bands. nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1890 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1888” for list of bands. rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1890 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1888” for list of bands. th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1890 o Continued on 7RA35.10 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1888” for list of bands.

7RA35.9 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1919 and $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls, 1919

 $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1919 o Payroll lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount of payment, check number, signature, mark, and other remarks  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1919 o Payroll lists annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and any other remarks.  $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919

7RA35.10 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 10 of 21)

th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1890 continued o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1888” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1891 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band

o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1891 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1891” for list of bands. rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1891 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1891” for list of bands. th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1891 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1891” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1892 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1891” for list of bands. nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1892 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1891” for list of bands.

7RA35.10 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes –

 $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: 1919 o Payroll lists annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and any other remarks.

7RA35.11 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 11 of 21)

rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1892 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band

o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1892 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1892” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1893 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1892” for list of bands. nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1893 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1892” for list of bands. rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1893 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1892” for list of bands. th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1893 o Continued on 7RA35.12 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1892” for list of bands.

7RA35.11 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1919

 $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: 1919 o Payroll lists annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and any other remarks.

7RA35.12 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 12 of 21)

th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1893 continued o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1892” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1894 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1894 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1894” for list of bands. rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1894 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1894” for list of bands. th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1894 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1894” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1895 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1894” for list of bands. nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1895 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1894” for list of bands.

7RA35.12 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $300 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1919-1924; $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1920; $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1920

 $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1919 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount paid, check number, signature, marks, date, and other remarks.  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, application number, and exhibit number.  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, application number, exhibit number, and remarks.  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $140 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920

7RA35.13 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 13 of 21)

 Osage Annuity Payment Roll – Special Payment of Accumulated Interest: 1895 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1895 o See “Osage Annuity Payment – Special Payment of Accumulated Interest: 1895” for list of bands. th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1895 o See “Osage Annuity Payment – Special Payment of Accumulated Interest: 1895” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1896 o See “Osage Annuity Payment – Special Payment of Accumulated Interest: 1895” for list of bands. nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1896 o See “Osage Annuity Payment – Special Payment of Accumulated Interest: 1895” for list of bands.

7RA35.14 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 14 of 21)

rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1896 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1896 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1896” for list of bands. st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1897 nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1897 rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1897 rd  Supplemental Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1897 th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1897 st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1898

7RA35.15 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 15 of 21)

nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1898 rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1898 th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1898 st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1899 nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1899 rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1899

7RA35.16 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 16 of 21)

nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter FY 1901 rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1899 th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1899 st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter FY 1900 st  Osage Back Annuity Payment Roll Paid During the 1 Quarter 1899 nd  Osage Back Annuity Payment Roll Paid During the 2 Quarter 1899 nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter FY 1900 st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1886 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band

o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band  Osage Annuity Payment Roll – Last Payment: Jan. 1, 1906 o “We, the heads of families, and individuals without families, of the Osage tribe of Indians, hereby acknowledge the receipt of $8,321.00 from Ret Millard, U. S. Indian Agent, in the sums severally affixed to our names, the same being the per capita shares due the heirs of deceased annuitants dropped from the rolls since Jan. 1, 1906, in the payments made since that day.”  Osage Annuity Payment Roll – Miscellaneous and Detached Sheets: 1915 and prior rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1883 (partial) rd th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1884

7RA35.16 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1920

 $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: 1920 o Lists last registration number, present number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, and other remarks.

7RA35.17 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 17 of 21)

rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1900 th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1900 st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter FY 1901 rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter FY 1901 th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter FY 1901 st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter FY 1902 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band

o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter FY 1902 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter FY 1902” for list of bands

7RA35.17 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes –

 $140 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, and application number.

7RA35.18 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 18 of 21)

rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter FY 1902 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band

o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter FY 1902 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter FY 1902” for list of bands  Census Schedule of Osage Children Enrolled by the Chiefs and Headmen: Mar. 5, 1902 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter FY 1902” for list of bands  Osage Annuity Payment Roll – Interest and Grass Money as per Act of Congress: Mar. 3, 1901 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter FY 1902” for list of bands st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter FY 1903 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter FY 1902” for list of bands nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter FY 1903 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter FY 1902” for list of bands rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter FY 1903 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter FY 1902” for list of bands  Osage Annuity Payment Roll – Interest and Grass Money as per Act of Congress: 1903 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter FY 1902” for list of bands

7RA35.18 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1920

 $140 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, and application number.

7RA35.19 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 19 of 21)

th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter FY 1903 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter FY 1904 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4th Quarter FY 1903” for list of bands nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter FY 1904 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4th Quarter FY 1903” for list of bands rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter FY 1904 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4th Quarter FY 1903” for list of bands rd  Supplemental Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter FY 1904 th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter FY 1904 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4th Quarter FY 1903” for list of bands st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter FY 1905 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4th Quarter FY 1903” for list of bands nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter FY 1905 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4th Quarter FY 1903” for list of bands rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter FY 1905 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4th Quarter FY 1903” for list of bands

7RA35.19 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1921

 $50 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: 1921 o Paid in 1920. Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and other remarks.

7RA35.20 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 20 of 21)

st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter FY 1906 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter FY 1906 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter FY 1906” for list of bands rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter FY 1906 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter FY 1906” for list of bands th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter FY 1906

o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter FY 1906” for list of bands  Osage Special Payment Roll: 1905 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter FY 1906” for list of bands th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter FY 1905 o See “Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1st Quarter FY 1906” for list of bands

7RA35.20 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1921

 $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, exhibit number, and other remarks.

7RA35.21 (Osage)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1880-1907 (Roll 21 of 21)

 Osage Specialty Payment Roll: 1906 o Big Chief Band o Joe’s Band o Moh-E-Kah-Moie Band o Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah Band o Big Hill Band o White Hair Band o Tall Chief Band o Ko-She-Wah-Tse Band o Black Dog Band o Saucy Chief Band o Beaver Band o Strike Axe Band o Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne Band o Claremore Band o Wah-Ti-Ah-Kah Band o William Penn Band

o Little Chief Band o Half Breed (Blood) Band st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter FY 1907 o See “Osage Specialty Payment Roll: 1906” for list of bands nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter FY 1907 o See “Osage Specialty Payment Roll: 1906” for list of bands rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter FY 1907 o See “Osage Specialty Payment Roll: 1906” for list of bands rd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter FY 1908 o See “Osage Specialty Payment Roll: 1906” for list of bands th  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter FY 1908 o See “Osage Specialty Payment Roll: 1906” for list of bands st  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter FY 1909 o See “Osage Specialty Payment Roll: 1906” for list of bands nd  Osage Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter FY 1909 o See “Osage Specialty Payment Roll: 1906” for list of bands

7RA35.21 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1921-1925, 1927; $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1922

 $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, exhibit number, and other remarks.  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: 1922

7RA35.22 (Choctaw)

 $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, and application number.  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920

 $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1927  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922

7RA35.23 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1921; $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1921-1924 and 1927; $140 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1921-1925, 1927

 $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922

 $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1927  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1923  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1924  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1924  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1927

7RA35.24 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1922

 $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, exhibit number, and other remarks.  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922

7RA35.25 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1922

 $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922 o Lists roll number, line number, annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.

7RA35.26 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1922

 $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, and application number.

7RA35.27 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1922-1924 and Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1923-1925, 1927

 $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922

o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: 1921 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1924  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1924  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: 1925

7RA35.28 (Choctaw)

 $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1924 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1927

 $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925

7RA35.29 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $25 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1925

 $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925

7RA35.30 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $25 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1925

7RA35.31 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $25 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1925-1926

 $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925  $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1926  $25 Choctaw Townsite Payments: Third Quarter of 1926

 $25 Choctaw Townsite Payments: Fourth Quarter of 1926

7RA35.32 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $25 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1925

 $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.

7RA35.33 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1929

 Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1929 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number

7RA35.34 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1929, 1934

 Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1929 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, sex, and other remarks.  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1934 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, date, and other remarks.

7RA35.35 (Choctaw)

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Mississippi Choctaw Freedmen, 1848-1927

 Five Civilized Tribes Annuity Rolls-Choctaw: 1848 o Payment of $1.50 per person. Lists names, number of men, women, and children, and amount paid.  Five Civilized Tribes Annuity Rolls-Choctaw: First Quarter of 1849 o Lists number of certificate, by whom adjudicated, names of head of families and of children over and under ten years of age, and by representative, head of families amount, amount given to children over and under ten years of age, and other remarks.  Douglas H. Cooper Roll: 1854 o Lists number of certificate, by whom adjudicated, names of claimants and representatives, amount, witness, and date of payment.  Five Civilized Tribes Annuity Rolls-Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1856 o Lists certificate number, by whom adjudicated, names of claimants and representatives, amount paid, and other remarks.  Five Civilized Tribes Annuity Rolls-Choctaw: First Quarter of 1857 o Lists certificate number, by whom adjudicated, names of claimants and representatives, amount paid, date of payment, and witnesses. th  Choctaw Annuity Rolls-Orphans: 4 Quarter of 1857 o Lists number, name of orphan, representatives, amount, and other remarks.  Choctaw Annuity Roll-Orphans: 1860 o Lists number, name of orphan, representatives, and amount.  Choctaw-Chickasaw Annuity Rolls: 1906-1907 o There is no index. Lists number, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, per capita payment, total amount paid per household, check number, marks and signatures, signatures of witnesses, date of payment, and other remarks regarding familial ties.  Choctaw-Chickasaw Townsite Fund Payment Roll: 1906 o Lists number, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, per capita payment, total amount paid to household, check number, marks and signatures, signatures of witnesses, date of payment, and other remarks regarding familial ties. th  Choctaw-Chickasaw Townsite Fund Payment Roll: 4 Quarter of 1906 o Lists schedule number, present number, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, amount paid, check number, and reference to a voucher number. st  Choctaw-Chickasaw Townsite Fund: 1 Quarter of 1906 o Lists schedule number, present number, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, amount paid, check number, reference to a voucher number, and date of payment.  Choctaw and Chickasaw Equalization Rolls: 1912-1924

o Lists number, name, address, relationship to head of house, age, sex, roll number, ledger reference, balance due, payment, check number, in whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks regarding familial ties.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Third Quarter of 1913  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Fourth Quarter of 1913  Chickasaw Freedmen Equalization Roll: 1912 o Lists number, name, address, age, sex, roll number, ledger reference, balance due, payment, check number, in whose favor drawn, date of payment, and other remarks.  Choctaw Freedmen Equalization Payment Roll: Third Quarter of 1915 o Per capita payment $250.32 in lieu of an allotment. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount of each check or cash payment, check number, signature for cash or name of person, mark, and date.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Fourth Quarter of 1913 o Lists number, name, address, relationship to head of house, age, sex, roll number, ledger reference, balance due, payment, check number, in whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks regarding familial ties.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Second Quarter of 1915 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount paid, check number, name of person whose order check is drawn, mark, date, and any other remarks.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Third Quarter of 1915  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Third Quarter of 1915 o $2,082.54 in lieu of an allotment of land. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount, check number, name of person to whose order check is drawn, mark, date, and any other remarks.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Fourth Quarter of 1915  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: First Quarter of 1916  Choctaw-Chickasaw Townsite Payment Annuity Rolls: 1924-1925  Choctaw Citizen Payment Annuity Rolls: 1925-1927  Choctaw Freedmen $100.00 Per Capita Payment Rolls: 1889  Choctaw Freedmen Payment of $260.32 in Lieu of Allotment of Land

7RA38.3

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Cherokee Payment Rolls and Index (Starr Roll), 1894 (Only have Roll #3)

 Starr Roll: May 3, 1894

o “Pay roll by right of Cherokee Blood.” Arranged by District and thereunder roughly alphabetically by surname. Manuscript receipt rolls for a per capita payment of $265.70 authorized by an Act of the National Council of May 3, 1894. The payment was made by E. E. Starr, Treasurer of the Cherokee Nation. The roll contains each payee’s name, amount received, signature, and witness’ signature. . Saline District . Sequoyah District . Tahlequah District  Names of pupils who was registered in the Cherokee Orphan Asylum, Term Commencing Feb. 1894 o Lists names, age, birth date, district, guardian, and post office address. Is not alphabetized nor is there an index. Typed list.  Names of orphans mainly at the Orphan Asylum-Per Capita Payments: May 3, 1894 o Hand written list.  List of Reservators-Cherokee Strip: May 19, 1893 o Hand written list.  Orphan Per Capita Receipt Rolls-Illinois District: 1893  Starr Roll (continued): May 3, 1894 o Canadian District o Cooweescoowee District

7RA42

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Five Civilized Tribes Agency: Lists of Applicants to the Commission for Citizenship in the Creek Nation, 1896

 Applicants to the Commission for Citizenship in the Creek Nation: 1896  Lists of Admitted Applicants: 1902 o “Lists of persons admitted to citizenship in the Creek Nation by the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes and the United States Court and Judgements rendered by this United States Court in Creek citizenship cases” o Typed and handwritten lists of individuals admitted to citizenship by the Dawes Commission or the U. S. Court for the Northern District of Indian Territory. Some of the lists have been annotated with field numbers of enrollment cards.  Index to applicants: 1896 o Arranged alphabetically. Two copies of a handwritten index to applicants for enrollment under the act of Congress of June 28, 1898. The only information provided by the index is a reference to an unidentified volume.  Indexes to Unenrolled Creeks: 1900

o Arranged alphabetically. One typed index to Creeks on the authenticated roll of 1890 and one index to Creeks on the authenticated roll of 1895 who had not been enrolled by the Commission on Aug. 15, 1900. The indexes were created to identify Creeks eligible for enrollment who failed or refused to apply for enrollment. The information given for each person includes town of residence and roll number.  List of Unenrolled Creeks o Arranged by town. A typed list of the names of Creeks who appeared on “earlier tribal rolls” who had not been enrolled by the Dawes Commission. The only information given in the list is the Indian’s name.

7RA43

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Five Civilized Tribes Agency: Creek Census of 1882

 Creek Census: 1882 o Alabama p. 4 o Arpehka (Arbeka) p. 12 o Artussee p. 18 o Big Spring p. 23 o Broken Arrow p. 29 o Canadian Colored p. 38 o Cheyerher p. 71 o Concharty p. 76 o Coweta p. 81 o Cussehta p. 99 o Eufaula Canadian p. 121 o Eufaula p. 129 o Fish Pone p. 135 o Green Leaf p. 140 o Hichory Ground p. 145 o Hutchechuppee p. 166 o Kialigee p. 172 o Locupoka p. 184 o North Fork Colored Town p. 192 o New York Town p. 216 o Ochiye p. 226 o Okfuskey p. 233 o Upper Okfuskey p. 239

o Osochee p. 242 o Pukon Tallahassee p. 245 o Quarsarty No. 1 p. 249 o Cowarsarty (Quarsarty) No. 2 p. 252 o Thlewathle p. 255 o Thlopthlocco p. 263 o Tokpofka p. 275 o Tuckabachchee p. 279 o Talateke (Tuladegee) p. 279 o Tullahassee p. 306 o Tulmochussee p. 308 o Tulwathlocco p. 312 o Tarskegee (Tuskegee) p. 320 o Weogufke p. 336 o Wewoka p. 343 o Wocookiye (Wakokiye) p. 347

7RA44

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Five Civilized Tribes Agency: Dunn Roll of Creek Freedmen and Index, 1896

 Dunn Roll of Creek Freedmen: 1867 o Arranged by town and thereunder by family group. o A manuscript copy of a receipt roll for a per capita payment of $17.34 made under Article 3 of a treaty of June 14, 1866. The roll was certified by the chiefs of the Creek Nation on Mar. 13, 1867. o Contains payee’s name, amount received ($17.34), and mark.  Creek Freedmen Roll: 1867 o Arrange alphabetically (typed)  Payment Rolls of Creek Freedmen: 1869 o “I, J. W. Dunn, United States Indian Agent for the Creek Indians, do hereby certify that I have examined the following rolls, and that the same are correct, and that the names of such persons only, as were enrolled by me previous to the 14th day of March A.D. 1867, and who were refused any share in the moneys then distributed per capita, for the reason that said persons were of African descent. Witness my hand this 12th day of June A.D. 1869.”  Volume 1: Dunn Rolls of 1867 and 1869 – Citizens of the Creek Nation

o “We the Chiefs, Heads of Families, and individuals of the Creek Nation of Indians within the Creek Agency acknowledge the receipt of seventeen and 34/100 dollars in legal tender notes of the United States, of William Byers, Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Southern Superintendency in the sum opposite to our names, being our proportion of the two hundred thousand dollars set apart in the Third Article of the Treaty of June 14th, 1866 to enable the Creeks to occupy, restore, and improve their farms.”  Volume 2: Index to the Dunn Roll of 1869 – Freedmen of the Creek Nation  Volume 3: The Dunn Roll of 1869 – Freedmen of the Creek Nation

7RA49

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity and Townsite Fund Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw, 1908-1926

 Townsite Fund Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1909 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house, age, sex, amount paid, date, signature, witness signature, and other remarks.  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: First Quarter of 1912 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, date, and other remarks  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1912  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1912  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Fourth Quarter of 1912  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1913  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1913  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Fourth Quarter of 1913  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: First Quarter of 1914  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1914  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1914  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Fourth Quarter of 1914  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1915  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Fourth Quarter of 1915  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1916  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1916  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1917  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1919  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1920  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1920

 Mississippi Choctaw Roll of Aug. 1, 1914 Entitled to $2,082.56 in Lieu of Allotment Land o Lists last number, present number, name, blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, and other remarks.  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Mississippi Choctaw: 1917 o Lists last number, present number, name, blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, and other remarks  Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw for 1917 (Paid FY 1918) o Lists last number, present number, name, blood quantum, age, sex, and other remarks.  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1926  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1918 o Lists last number, present number, name (with some maiden names), age, sex, amount paid, signature of recipient, mark, and date.  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1918  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1918  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1918

 $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1926

7RA50

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Cartographic Records, Allotments

 Osage Allotment Maps o Organized by Township and Range

7RA50

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw, 1918-1922

 $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1919 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, and application number.  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919

 $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: 1919 o Lists last number, present number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, and other remarks.  $140 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: 1919  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: 1920  $50 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $50 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922

7RA51.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Cherokee Freedmen Rolls and Indexes, 1867-1897 (Roll 1 of 3)

 Index to the Tompkins Roll: 1867 o Arranged alphabetically by surname and alphabetically by given name. Each index provides a page number reference to the Tompkins Roll. There are two volumes.  Cherokee Freedmen Roll, Including Orphan Roll: 1880 o A typed list of names of Cherokee Freedmen appearing on the Census of 1880. The list contains each Freedman’s name, age, sex, and occupation. There are page number and roll number references to Schedule 1 of the 1880 census (see 7RA07.2 and 7RA07.3).

 List of Black persons whose names appear on the Clifton Roll (1896), but are not on the authenticated roll of 1880 o Includes Wallace Roll number, Clifton Roll number, name, recording district, age, and remarks. Should be alphabetized by last name. There are two volumes.  Index to Census Rolls of Cherokee Freedmen: 1893 o There is an index.  Wallace Roll o An index to the lists of freedmen prepared by special agent John Wallace. The index contains an individual’s name, roll number, district of residence, and a page number reference to the Wallace Roll. Also includes Clifton Roll number. Some remarks mention maiden names.

7RA51.2

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Cherokee Freedmen Index, 1896 (Roll 2 of 3)

 Index to Cherokee Freedmen Roll: 1896 o Arranged alphabetically by surname. A typed index to the Cherokee Freedmen Roll of 1896. Index contains a page and enrollment number reference and the District of residence.  Index to Cherokee Strip Freedmen Payment Roll: 1896 o Arranged alphabetically by surname. A typed index to the Cherokee Freedmen Payment Roll. Index contains a page number and roll number reference to the Payment roll.  Index to Cherokee Freedmen Payment Roll: 1897 o Index to the payroll that is on microfilm roll following the index.  Cherokee Freedmen Payment Roll: 1897 o Arranged numerically by Office (payment) number (#1-#4552). Two copies of an 1897 payment roll of Cherokee Freedmen. Roll contains payee’s Cherokee Authenticated (1880) roll number, Wallace Roll number, Clifton Roll number, Office (payment) number, relation to head of household, age, and sex. The copy which has been bound has been annotated in red ink with field numbers of Dawes enrollment cards.  Census of the Freedmen: 1896 o Census of the Freedmen and their descendants of the Cherokee Nation, taken by the Commission appointed in the case of Moses Whitmire, Trustee of the Freedmen of the Cherokee Nation, versus the Cherokee Nation and the United States in the Court of Claim at Washington, D. C., the said Commission being appointed by the Secretary of the Interior, and composed of William Clifton, William P. Thompson, and Robert H. Kern, this roll being made from the testimony taken before said commission in the Cherokee

Nation between May 4th and Aug. 10, 1896, in accordance with the provisions made and entered in the final decree of record in the above cause. o First, Authenticated Freedmen and their descendants. o Second, contesting Freedmen and their descendants found by this commission entitled to be enrolled as citizens of the Cherokee Nation, and to share in the distribution of the funds found in said decree. o Lists number, name, sex, age, and district. Some notations next to names are included.

7RA51.3

 Kern-Clifton Roll of Cherokee Freedmen: 1896 o See 7RA51.2 under “Census of the Freedmen: 1896” for more information about the Kern-Clifton Roll. o #2475-#4358 missing from roll.

7RA54.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes, Cherokee Census, 1893 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Census of Cherokee Nation: Apr. 15, 1893 o Arranged by type of enrollment and thereunder by District. Manuscript census lists prepared under an act of the National Council of Apr. 15, 1893 and certified by the Joint Committee. There are lists of citizens by blood, freedmen, Creeks, Delawares, Shawnees, and Adopted Whites. Each list provides an individual’s name, age, and then name of the person who identified the individual. . Canadian District  Census of Cherokees by Blood Residing in  Census of Cherokee Freedmen Residing in . Cooweescoowee District  Census of Cherokees by Blood (4 books)  Census of Cherokee Freedmen Residing in  Census of Intermarried Freedmen Residing in  Census of White Citizens Residing in (4 books)

 Census of Delaware Citizens Residing in (3 books)  Census of Shawnee and Creek Citizens Residing in (3 books) . Delaware District  Census of Cherokees by Blood Residing in (2 books)  Census of Cherokee Freedmen Residing in  Census of Shawnee Citizens Residing in  Census of White Citizens Residing in . Flint District  Census of Cherokees by Blood Residing in (2 books)  Census of Cherokee Freedmen Residing in  Census of White Citizens Residing in . Going Snake District  Census of Cherokees by Blood Residing in (2 books)  Census of Cherokee Freedmen Residing in  Census of White Citizens Residing in . Illinois District  Census of Cherokees by Blood Residing in (2 books)

7RA54.2

 Census of Cherokee Nation: Apr. 15, 1893 o Arranged by type of enrollment and thereunder by District. Manuscript census lists prepared under an act of the National Council of Apr. 15, 1893 and certified by the Joint Committee. There are lists of citizens by blood, freedmen, Creeks, Delawares, Shawnees, and Adopted Whites. Each list provides an individual’s name, age, and then name of the person who identified the individual. . Illinois District  Census of Cherokees by Blood Residing in  Census of Cherokee Freedmen Residing in  Census of Creek Citizens Residing in  Census of White Citizens Residing in . Saline District  Census of Cherokees by Blood Residing in  Census of Cherokee Freedmen Residing in  Census of White Citizens Residing in

 Census of Delaware, Shawnee, and Creek Citizens Residing in . Sequoyah District  Census of Cherokees by Blood Residing in  Census of Cherokee Freedmen Residing in  Census of Creek Citizens Residing in  Census of White Citizens Residing in . Tahlequah District  Census of Cherokees by Blood Residing in (4 books)  Census of Cherokee Freedmen Residing in (2 books)  Census of Delaware and Shawnee Citizens Residing in (2 books)  Census of White Citizens Residing in (2 books)

7RA55

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes, Cherokee Census of Intruders, 1893

 Cherokee Census of Intruders: 1893 o Manuscript lists of individuals considered to be intruders by the Cherokee Nation. Lists contain an individual’s name, race, occupation, age, sex, number of acres enclosed, number of places enclosed, date of arrival in the Cherokee Nation, number in family, and location. Lists for Flint, Saline, and Tahlequah Districts are missing. . Canadian District . Cooweescoowee District . Delaware District . Going Snake District . Illinois District . Sequoyah District

7RA56.1

7RA56.2

 Cherokee Census for Per Capita Distribution: 1883 o Manuscript census schedules prepared under an Act of the National Council of May 19, 1883. The rolls contain an individual’s name and age and occasionally remarks about relationships to other names on the roll. Sequoyah District is missing . Going Snake District . Illinois District . Saline District . Tahlequah District  Census Returns of Cherokee Nation for Per Capita Distribution, Supplemental Roll: May 19, 1883 o “We the undersigned citizens of the Cherokee Nation, by the right of Cherokee blood, do hereby acknowledge to have received of D. W. Lipe, Treasurer of the Cherokee Nation, the sums set opposite our names respectively in fully of our shares in the per capita distribution authorized by an Act of the National Council.” o Lists number, names of head and members of families separately, age, and remarks

7RA58.1

 Payment Roll by Right of Cherokee Blood: 1886 o Arranged by district and thereunder roughly alphabetically by surname. The roll contains each payee’s name, age, and relationship to head of household. . Canadian District . Cooweescoowee District . Delaware District . Flint District

7RA58.2

 Payment Roll by Right of Cherokee Blood: 1886 o Arranged by district and thereunder roughly alphabetically by surname. The roll contains each payee’s name, age, and relationship to head of household. . Going Snake District . Illinois District . Saline District . Sequoyah District . Tahlequah District

7RA59.2

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes, Cherokee Payment Roll, 1890 (only Roll #2)

 Cherokee Payment Roll: Nov. 26, 1890 o Arranged by district and thereunder roughly alphabetically by surname. Manuscript receipt rolls for a per capita payment of #13.70 authorized by an Act of the National Council of Nov. 26, 1890. The roll contains each payee’s name, amount received, signature, and witness’ signature. . Going Snake District

. Illinois District . Saline District . Tahlequah District . Sequoyah District

7RA60.1

 Cherokee Payment Roll: 1890 o Arranged by district and thereunder roughly alphabetically by surname. A manuscript list of names appearing on the 1890 census Schedules 1 and 2. The copy was authorized by an Act of the National Council of July 28, 1897. The list contains an individual’s name, 1890 roll number, age, and sex. . Canadian District . Cooweescoowee District

7RA60.2

7RA60.3

7RA61

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of Chilocco Indian School – Records Relating to Students, Registers of Pupils, 1884-1908

 Chilocco Record of Pupils – Volume 1: 1884-1891  Chilocco Record of Pupils – Volume 2: 1896-1897  Chilocco Record of Pupils – Volume 3: 1897-1898  Chilocco Record of Pupils – Volume 4: 1901  Chilocco Record of Pupils – Volume 5: 1901-1903  Chilocco Record of Pupils – Volume 6: 1904  Chilocco Record of Pupils – Volume 7: 1906-1908

7RA62

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Index to the Choctaw Census, 1885

 Index to Choctaw Census: 1885 o Index for 623. Index is alphabetized by last name and lists corresponding county, age, and number.

7RA63

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw- Chickasaw Freedmen Rolls, 1885

 Choctaw-Chickasaw Freedmen Rolls: 1885 o Arranged by 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Choctaw District, thereafter, consecutively by family group. Manuscript copy of Choctaw and Chickasaw Freedmen who were admitted to citizenship in the Choctaw Nation. Also includes lists of doubtful citizens and Freedmen who had left the Nation. Under Article 3 of the Treaty of 1866, approved June 28, 1866 (14 Stats. 769), Choctaw and Chickasaw Freedmen could move from the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations and receive a per capita removal allowance. The Freedmen who left received a per capita payment of $100. This copy was certified by Thompson McKinney, National Secretary of the Choctaw Nation, and Thomas Ainsworth, Richard Crowder, and G. W. Thompson, Freemen Commissioners for the Choctaw Nation. o Contains names of persons admitted to citizenship (heads of families and children), sex, age, nationality of parents, previous owner of freed slaves, number of livestock, and acres of land in cultivation. Informational pages are at the end of the roll.

7RA64

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Index to 1893 Choctaw Payment Roll

 Index to Payment Roll and List of Orphans: 1893 o Index arranged alphabetically. List of orphans arranged numerically by number in census rolls of Blue and Towson Counties. Typed index to 1893 census. Typed list of orphan children registered at Wheelock Seminary and Armstrong Orphan Academy during payment of 1893 Leased District payment. Typed index to orphans listed on pages 117- 121 of Blue County Census and pages 53-56 of Towson County census. o Index contains name, county, page and number in census. Index of orphans contains number in orphan’s census, names, county of residence, and notations of payment. List of orphans in schools contains consecutive numbers, names, county of residence, age, person or bank receiving payment, amount and remarks inquiry to National Treasurer or student left school).

7RA65.1

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw Payment Roll, 1893 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Choctaw Payment Roll of Citizens by Blood: 1893 o Arranged alphabetically by county, thereinafter alphabetically by individual’s name. Manuscript list of individuals (Choctaw by Blood) receiving annuity payments. The annuity was authorized in June, 1893 by President Cleveland for the Leased District Claim of the Choctaw Nation. Under the Treaty of 1855, the Choctaw Nation leased tract of land west of the Chickasaw Nation to the United States government for settlement of other tribes. The land was later ceded to the United States by the Treaty of 1866. o Contains names of citizens by blood, name and sex of children, individual receiving payment, amount of payment ($103), and remarks. Remarks primarily confined to identification of orphans. . Atoka County . Blue County . Boktuklo County . Cedar County . Chickasaw District . Eagle County . Gaines County . Jacks Fork County . Jackson County

7RA65.2

 Choctaw Payment Roll of Citizens by Blood: 1893 o For detailed information, see 7RA65.1. . Kiamitia County . Nashoba County . Red River County . Sans Bois County . Sugar Loaf County . Tobucksy County . Towson County . Wade County

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7RA66

Chickasaw and Choctaw Freedmen, 1896

7RA68.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Five Civilized Tribes Agency: Records of the Creek Commission

 List of Applicants for Creek Citizenship: 1895-1896 o Arranged alphabetically by surname. o The list includes an individual’s name, type of citizenship claimed (i.e. by Blood, Freedmen, Adopted), date of application, page number references to Record Books of the Commission, date of judgement, and decision rendered. The list has been annotated in blue pencil with field numbers of Dawes enrollment cards.  Creek Citizenship Commission Docket Book: 1895 o Arranged by case number (1-197) o A manuscript record of cases heard by the Creek Citizenship Commission in 1895. o Each docket entry contains the names of the individuals applying for citizenship and occasionally a notation about the action taken by the Commission. The volume includes an index which is alphabetical by surname.  Creek Citizenship Commission Record Books: 1885-1888 and 1895-1896 o Arranged roughly by case number. o A manuscript record of the activity of the Creek Citizenship Commission. o The entries for each case usually include a transcript of the application for citizenship, testimony, and the recommendation of the Commission. Book No. 1 is a bound volume which covers the period from 1885-1888 and 1895-Sep. 1896. The volume includes an index which is alphabetical by surname. The references to DB are to the Commission’s Docket Book. Record “Book” No. 2 is a set of unbound printed forms titled “Census of the Non-Citizens of the Muskogee Nation under Act of Council, Nov. 6, 1893.” This set of forms also includes a list of individuals (presumably non-citizens), their age, and a description of their property.

7RA68.2

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Five Civilized Tribes Agency: Records of the Creek Commission

 Census of the Non-Citizens of the Muskogee Nation under Act of Council: Nov. 6, 1893 o Continuation of National Archives Microfilm Roll 7RA68.1

7RA69

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Five Civilized Tribes Agency: 1896 Creek Roll (Colbert Roll)

 Colbert Census of Creek Nation: 1896 o Arbeka (North Fork) o Arbekochee o Arkansas Colored Town o Artussee o Artussee o Big Spring Town o Canadian Colored Town: Oct. 6, 1896 o Concharty: Nov. 4, 1896 o Cussehta o Euchee Town: Nov. 4, 1896 o Eufaula (Canadian): Nov. 4, 1896 o Eufaula Deep Fork Town o Fish Pond: Nov. 5, 1896 o Green Leaf: Nov. 4, 1896 o Hickory Ground: Nov. 5, 1896 o Kialigee o Little River Tulsa o Nuyarker Town o Okchiye Town: Nov. 5, 1896 o Deep Fork: Nov. 4, 1896 o Osoche o Pecontallahassee Town o Quasardy No. 1 Town o Quasardy No. 2 Town o Tallahassochee Town o Thlewahla Town

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o Thlopthlocco o Tokpofka o Tuckabache o Tulladegee o Tuskegee o Wewogufkee o Taskeegee o Wewoka

7RA71

 Index to Cherokee Roll, Not Including Freedmen: 1896 o Lists page, number, name, and district.

7RA72

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cherokee Persons Rejected, 1887-1889

 Persons Rejected: 1887-1889 o There is an index.

7RA73

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Chickasaw Townsite Fund Payment Roll and Index

 Chickasaw Townsite Index  Triplicate Townsite Fund Payment Roll Chickasaw: 1906  Chickasaw $40.00 Payments: 1904

7RA73

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Federal Archives and Records Center, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Cherokee Delaware Census Roll, 1867

 Cherokee Delaware Census Roll: Apr. 8, 1867 o List of names of Delaware Indians who elected to remove to Indian Country to be incorporated into the Cherokee Nation under agreement of Apr. 8, 1867. o There is an index.

7RA74

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Lists of Delaware, Shawnee, and North Carolina Cherokees, 1867-1881

 List of Delaware Indians who elect to remove to the Indian Country  Register of the Shawnee Tribe of Indians admitted to Cherokee Citizens o Register of the names of the members of the Shawnee Tribe of Indians who have moved to and located in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, prior to the 10th day of July, 1871, within two years from the 9th day of Sep. 1869. In accordance with an agreement into it by and between the Shawnee Tribe of Indians and the Cherokee Nation of Indians by their delegations to Washington City, D. C., United States of America, June 7, 1869 approved by the President of the United States June 9, 1869. o Names are alphabetized.  Register of Persons who wish reservations under Treaty of July 8, 1817 with the Cherokee Nation o Includes dates (1817), number of reservation, name, number in family, place of residence, and remarks. Names are alphabetized.  Roll of North Carolina Cherokees: Oct. 22, 1881 o Roll of North Carolina Cherokees who removed to the Cherokee Nation June 8th under an act of the National Council approved December 1880. Lists aggregate number, family number, English and Cherokee Names (written in the Cherokee language), age, sex, nationality, clan, and remarks.

7RA76

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Miscellaneous Records of the Concho Agency

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Census: 1943  Township Plat o Township 12, 13, 14, 15 and Range 1-21 o Shows locations of Cheyenne and Arapaho allotments

7RA80

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Payment to Destitute Cherokees, 1902, and Payment to Intermarried Whites, 1909-1910

 Payment Roll of Destitute Cherokee: Apr. 15, 1902 o Lists card number, present number, names, relationships, age, sex, amount paid, signatures, signatures of witness, and date of receipt.  Voucher for Payment to Intermarried Whites: July 1909 o “To Intermarried White Cherokee Citizens of the Cherokee Tribe, placed on final approved roll of said Cherokee Tribe, of such share or shares to which they are entitled, of the funds of the Cherokee Nation, on account of payments made out of said Cherokee Funds, but in which payments said Intermarried Citizens did not participate. (Section 8 Act of Congress Approved May 29, 1909, Public Number 156). Payment Roll approved by the Secretary of the Interior, June 22, 1909.” o Lists roll number, line number, names, age, sex, amount due, amount paid, date of payments, check number, line number on check, to whom paid, and remarks.

7RA81.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Cherokee Index and Payment Rolls-$15 Payment, 1912 (Roll 1 of 3)

 Index to Cherokee Payment Rolls, 1912 o Lists name, roll number, and page number. Index for microfilm rolls 7RA81.2 and 7RA81.3.

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 Cherokee Per Capita Payment Roll, Roll Numbers 1-19137: 1912 o Lists number, name, blood quantum, relationship, age, sex, amount of each check or cash payment, and date of cash payment or date and number of check.

7RA81.3

 Cherokee Per Capita Payment Roll, Roll Numbers 19138-41785: 1912 o Lists number, name, blood quantum, relationship, age, sex, amount of each check or cash payment, and date of cash payment or date and number of check.

7RA82.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Cherokee Equalization Payment Rolls (Roll 1 of 4), 1909-1915

 Index to the Cherokee Equalization Payment Roll: Approved June 30, 1912 o Index generally alphabetized. Index is for rolls 7RA82.2 and 7RA82.3.

7RA82.2

 Cherokee Equalization Payment Roll: Approved June 30, 1912 o Pages 1-671

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o Lists number, name, address, relationship, age, sex, roll number, balance amount due, payment, check number, to whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks (including relationship to other Cherokees).

7RA82.3

 Cherokee Equalization Payment Roll o Pages 672-1341 o Lists number, name, address, relationship, age, sex, roll number, balance amount due, payment, check number, to whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks (including relationship to other Cherokees).

7RA82.4

 Cherokee Equalization Payment Roll: Approved Oct. 24, 1910 o Lists number, name, address, relationship, age, sex, roll number, balance amount due, payment, check number, to whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks (including relationship to other Cherokees) o There is no index.  Cherokee Equalization Payment Roll: Approved May 13, 1915 o Lists number, name, address, relationship, age, sex, roll number, balance amount due, payment, check number, to whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks (including relationship to other Cherokees). o There is no index.  Cherokee Equalization-Money to Restricted Indians: Approved Dec. 19, 1912 o Lists number, name, address, relationship, age, sex, roll number, balance amount due, payment, check number, to whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks (including relationship to other Cherokees). o There is no index.  Cherokee Equalization Payment Roll: Approved Feb. 24, 1911

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7RA84.1

 Choctaw Payment Roll Index: 1906 o This is the index to the 1906 Choctaw Payroll, which can be found on National Archives Microfilm Rolls 7RA84.2 and 7RA84.3. o This payroll lists schedule and present numbers, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, per capita payment, amount paid, number of check, marks and signatures, date of payment, and other remarks.

7RA84.2

 Choctaw Payment Roll: 1906 o This Payment Roll lists schedule and present numbers, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, per capita payment, amount paid, number of check, marks and signatures, date of payment, and other remarks.

7RA84.3

 Choctaw Payment Roll: 1906

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o This payroll lists schedule and present numbers, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, per capita payment, amount paid, number of check, marks and signatures, date of payment, and other remarks. There is an index at the beginning of the roll.

7RA88.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw $20 Payment Roll and Index, 1908 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Choctaw $20 Payment Roll: 1908 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house, age, sex, amount of each check or cash payment, date and check number, signature for payment, witness to signature, and other remarks. Detailed handwritten notes throughout payroll.

7RA88.2

 Choctaw $20 Payment Roll Index: 1908 o Index to National Archives Microfilm Roll 7RA88.1.

7RA90/91

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw $50 Payment Roll and Index, 1911, and Register of Cherokee Students, 1881-1882d

 Choctaw Payment Roll Index: 1911 o Index alphabetized by first name and lists corresponding page number.  Choctaw Annuity Payment Roll-Abstract of Payment: 1912 o Number of Indians on Roll: 19,112 o Amount Per Capita: $50.00 o Amount of entire roll: $955,600.00

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o Amount actually paid: $580,470.00 o Lists number, name, relationship, age, sex, amount of each check or cash payment, date of cash payment or date and number of check, signature for cash or name of person to whom order check is drawn, mark, witness to signature by mark, and remarks.  Choctaw Annuity Payment Roll: 1920 o Summary of Roll: Indian moneys, proceeds of labor, Choctaw grazing, royalty, etc. o Per Capita Share: $50.00  Choctaw Annuity Payment Roll: 1922 o Summary of Roll: Indian moneys, proceeds of labor, Choctaw un-allotted lands o Per Capita Share: $50.00  Register of Cherokee Students: 1881-1882 o Male Seminary: Fall Term 1882 . Lists name, district, age, language, date admitted, date enrolled, date left, patron, post office, and remarks. o Female Seminary: Fall Term 1882 . Lists name, district, age, language, date admitted, date enrolled, date left, patron, post office, and remarks. o List of boarders: 1882 . Lists name, enrollment date, and amount paid. o Applications for Primary Department-Male Seminary: Feb 14, 1882 . Lists name, years, distance from school, district, and remarks. o Applications for Primary Department-Female Seminary: Feb 14, 1882 . Lists name, years, distance from school, district, and remarks. o Pupils of the Male Seminary: Spring Term 1882 . Lists name, district, age, language, patron, post office location, and remarks. o Pupils of the Female Seminary: Spring Term 1882 . Lists name, district, age, language, patron, post office location, and remarks. o Female Seminary Primary Department . Lists name, age, date admitted, date enrolled, and patron.  Tahlequah District  Going Snake District  Flint District  Sequoyah District  Illinois District  Canadian District  Cooweescoowee District  Delaware District  Saline District o Rules and Regulations of Kirkwood Seminary o General Rules of the Female Seminary of the Cherokee Nation: Feb. 13, 1882 o Rules and Regulations of the Male Seminary of the Cherokee Nation: Feb. 13, 1882

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7RA93

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw $300 Payment Roll and Index, 1916

 Choctaw $300 Payment Roll: 1916 o There is an index at the beginning of the roll. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, check number, signature, date, and other remarks.

7RA94.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw $100 Payment Roll and Index, 1917 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Choctaw $100 Payment Roll Index: 1917 o Index to 7RA94.2.

7RA94.2

 Choctaw $100 Payment Roll: 1917 o There is an index at the beginning of the roll. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, check number, signature, date, and other remarks.

7RA99.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Five Civilized Tribes Agency: Selected Records Relating to Jackson Barnett

 Jackson Barnett, Creek by Blood Census Card #1419, Roll #4524

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o Allotment jacket and application packet  Telegrams sent by W. L. Bowie, Special Inspector, Indian Bureau, Washington in reference to Jackson Barnett (kidnapping case): 1920  Proof of Heirship and other miscellaneous documents regarding this case.

7RA99.2

 Selected records relating to Jackson Barnett o Continuation of National Archives Microfilm Roll 7RA99.2

7RA100

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Chickasaw Payment Roll, 1908

 Index  Chickasaw Annuity Payment Roll: 1908

7RA101

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Chickasaw Equalization Payment Roll, 1910

 Index  Chickasaw Equalization Payment Roll: 1910

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7RA108

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Mississippi Choctaw Payment Roll and Index, 1911

 Mississippi Choctaw Payment Roll: 1911 o There is an index. Payment Roll lists last number, present number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, check number, and some other remarks.

7RA109.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Shawnee Agency

 Records of the Osage River Agency: 1850 o Arranged chronologically by date of record. o Original letters received, copies of letters sent, copies of depositions, circulars, and vouchers relating to agency business such as treaty payments, Indian depredations, war parties, appointment of agent instructions from the superintendent or the commissioner.  Correspondence and Reports of the Sac and Fox Agency in Kansas: 1855-1869 o Arranged numerically by file number. o Original letters received, copies of letters sent, circulars vouchers, employee reports, accounts current, reports to the treasurer, and other records relating to the operation of the agency and to preparation for removal of the Sac and Fox Indians to Indian Territory. Other records of this series are in the custody of the Oklahoma Historical Society (SFSA 48).

7RA109.2

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Shawnee Agency

 Correspondence and Reports of the Sac and Fox Agency in Kansas: 1869-1882 o Arranged numerically by file number. o Correspondence and reports relating to the removal of the Sac and Fox Indians from Kansas to Indian Territory and related matters, such as agency buildings, treaty

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stipulations, work of teachers, blacksmiths, gunsmiths, physicians and other agency employees, procurement of supplies and livestock, regulation of traders, and instructions from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Other records of this series are in the custody of the Oklahoma Historical Society (SFSA 48).

7RA111

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Copies of Payments of ½ of Script, awarded Choctaw, Roll of Payments for 1853, and Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll, 1910

 Script Payments: June 30, 1852 o Notes about representatives for others and if someone died. Lists names, amount, witness, and other remarks.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: 1910 o Most of this list is typed. Lists names, address, relationship to head of house, age, sex, roll number, ledger, balance, payment, check number, in whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks.

7RA111

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Shawnee Agency – Records Relating to Land, Kickapoo Settlement Records, 1911-1922

 Kickapoo Settlement Records: 1911-1922 o Deeds are arranged alphabetically by name of seller. Other records are arranged chronologically by date of issue. Original warranty deeds, quit claim deeds, receipts, mortgage releases, copies of papers filed in the Superior Court of Potawatomi County, leases and correspondence relating to the recovery of restricted Indian land by the Office of Indian Affairs on behalf of allotted Mexican Kickapoo Indians who also claimed residence in the state of Sonora, Mexico.

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7RA112

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Shawnee Agency – Records of the Shawnee Sanatorium, Selected Correspondence and Reports, 1923-1930

 Selected Correspondence and Reports of the Shawnee Sanatorium: 1923-1930 o This microfilm roll does not consist of medical records.

7RA116.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – List of individuals who remained in Mississippi, 1830 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Lists of Claimants Under the Treaty of 1830  Index of Scrip Books o There is an index.  Index to Testimony of Mississippi Choctaw Applicants: Jan. 1899-Feb. 1899 o Applications follow index.

7RA116.2

 Index to Field Cards  Kinship Diagrams  Lists of Identified Full-Blood Mississippi Choctaws o Arranged alphabetically by surname. The information given for each person includes enrollment card number, age, sex, post office address, county or parish of residence, and date of removal to the Choctaw Nation. The lists have been annotated to indicate persons who were removed at government expense, refused to remove, could not be located, or died prior to removal to Choctaw Nation.  Lists of Persons Removed: 1904 o Names of persons who removed are arranged alphabetically. Names of persons who refused to remove are arranged numerically by identification roll number. A typed list of persons identified as Mississippi Choctaws who were removed from Mississippi and

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Louisiana at government expense under an act of Congress of Mar. 3, 1903 (32 Stat. 982) and a list of persons who were identified but refused to remove. The information given for each person includes age, sex, post office address, county or parish of residence, and date of removal or identification.  Roll of Identified Mississippi Choctaws o Notes

7RA121

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Osage Agency – Schedule of Lands Reserved From Allotment, 1909

 Osage Schedule of Lands Reserved From Allotment: 1909 o Entries within the schedule are arranged numerically by Range number. o Two handwritten copies of schedules of each tract of land reserved from allotment. The information for each reservation includes the purpose, the authority for making the reservation, the legal description of the land, and the number of acres reserved. Both schedules are certified by each member of the Commission and one copy is also signed by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and the Secretary of the Interior.

7RA142

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Partial Census of the Choctaw Nation, 1860

 Partial Census of the Choctaw Nation: 1860 o Arranged by county, thereafter consecutively by individual. Manuscript list of free and slave inhabitants of Choctaw Nation. Contains individual’s name, age, sex, profession, and birthplace. o This census does not list Native Americans

7RA154

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records Relating to Allotment

 Field Survey Nots – Volume 2: Oct. 1873-Dec. 1873

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o Arranged numerically by range number and thereunder by township number. o Handwritten field nots of a survey of lands which eventually became the Cheyenne- Arapaho and Wichita Reservations. H. C. F. Hackbush and his assistants, by the authority of a contract of June 23, 1873, surveyed the lands which are located in township 9-13 north of the base line of 34˚30’ and ranges 8-13 west of the Indian Meridian. The information provided for each township and range includes the dates that the survey commenced and ended, measurements of the section, locations of the survey markers, and a map of the township and range.  Record of Applications for Fee Patents: 1908-1911 o Arranged chronologically by application date. o Record of applications for fee patents (unrestricted patents) for land, which were issued to Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians. The information given in each entry includes the name and sec of the Indian land owner, legal description of the land, dates that the application was forwarded to the Indian Office, fee patent was issued or denied, and issued patent was delivered to the Indian, allotment number, patent number, number of the Indian Office letter reporting in approval or disapproval of issuance, and remarks related to a favorable or unfavorable recommendation by the agency superintendent and denial or issuance by the Indian Office.  Allotment Schedule: Undated o Arranged by tribe and thereunder numerically by allotment number. There is an alphabetical index to the allottees. Record of allotment made to Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians. The information given for each allottee includes the person’s name, age, sex, allotment number, and a brief description of the allotment’s location. Occasionally, there are notations that the allottee is deceased.

7RA155.147

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 770 – Charities and Benevolences  780 – Food Diet  800 – Education  802.0 – Desertions and Deserters  803 – Contract and Public Schools

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7RA155.148

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 803 – Contract and Public Schools

7RA155.149

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 803 – Contract and Public Schools

7RA155.150

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 805 – School Terms, Vaccinations, Commencements, Closing and Opening Dates  806 – Schools (miscellaneous school correspondence)

7RA155.151

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 806 – Schools (miscellaneous school correspondence)

7RA155.152

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 806 – Schools (miscellaneous school correspondence)

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7RA155.153

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 806 – Schools (miscellaneous school correspondence)

7RA155.154

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 806 – Schools (miscellaneous school correspondence)

7RA155.155

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 806 – Schools (miscellaneous school correspondence)  809 – Tuition at Government Schools  811 – Agriculture Teaching and Training  812 – Home Economics Training  816 – Religious Training  820.0 – Monthly and Quarterly Attendance Reports

7RA155.156

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 820.0 – Monthly and Quarterly Attendance Reports

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7RA155.157

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 820.0 – Monthly and Quarterly Reports

7RA155.158

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 820.0 – Monthly and Quarterly Reports

7RA155.159

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 820.1 – Per Capita Costs  820.2 – Enrollment and Attendance  820.3 – Calendars and Daily Programs

7RA155.160

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 820.9 – Reports on Examinations  821 – Prospective Students

7RA155.161

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 822 – Miscellaneous Student Matters

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 822.1 – Retardation  822.2 – Summer Schools for Retarded Pupils  822.3 – Noon-day Lunch  823 – Present Students’ Personal Record Files  824.0 - Discipline  826 – Associations and Clubs

7RA155.162

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 826 – Associations and Clubs

7RA155.163

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 826 – Associations and Clubs  831 – Institutions and Teacher Conventions  834 – Salaries  835 – Summer Schools for Employees  836 – Reading Course  840 – Conferences

7RA155.164

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 840 – Conferences

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7RA155.165

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 840 – Conferences  842 – School and Agency Conferences  850 – Day School Inspectors Reports  851 – Reports on Home and School Visitors  861 – Miscellaneous Correspondence with School Supervisors

7RA155.166

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Central Files, 1926-1847

 861 – Miscellaneous Correspondence with School Supervisors  870 – Education – Miscellaneous  876 – Scholarship Aid  893 – Home Building Educational Activities  900 – Industries and Employment

7RA156.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Anadarko Area Office – Education Records for Haskell, Concho, Fort Sill, Riverside, Chilocco, and Pawnee Indian Schools, Central Files, 1953-1960

 Miscellaneous Correspondence: 1856-1858

7RA156.2

 Miscellaneous Correspondence: 1859-1860  Higher Education and Policy Statements

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7RA156.3

 Miscellaneous correspondence – Boarding Schools, employee lists, and enrollment statistics

7RA156.4

 Special Reports  Indian Office Memos

7RA156.9

 Miscellaneous correspondence – Chilocco and employee lists

7RA156.10

 Miscellaneous correspondence – Riverside  Miscellaneous correspondence – Fort Sill  Miscellaneous correspondence – Cheyenne and Arapaho

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7RA156.11

 Miscellaneous correspondence – Haskell  Miscellaneous correspondence – Pawnee: 1856-1858

7RA156.12

 Miscellaneous correspondence – Navajos in schools

7RA156.15

 Narrative reports – Fort Sill

7RA156.16

 Narrative reports – Cheyenne and Arapaho  Narrative reports – Riverside

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7RA156.19

 Enrollment Reports – student lists

7RA156.20

 Enrollment Reports – Pawnee  Workshops  Education Loans  Some student lists

7RA157.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Anadarko Area Office – Education Records, Indian School Newspapers, 1963-1967

 Indian School Journal  Concho Spotlight  Indian Leader  Smoke Dreams

7RA157.2

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Anadarko Area Office – Education Records, Indian School Newspapers, 1963-1967

 Indian School Journal  Concho Spotlight

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 Indian Leader  Smoke Dreams

7RA160.21

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Registers of Letters Received (Indian Office), 1880-1957

 Registers of Letters Received (Indian Office): Oct. 1939-Dec. 1940 o Roll 21 is only available in this collection. Contact the National Archives-Fort Worth Branch for the remaining collection. o The registers are divided into chronological periods: 1880-1903, 1904-1914, and 1915. Beginning in Feb. 1915, each register covers a period of approximately 2-3 years. Within each period, entries are arranged numerically by registry number o Registers for the letters received primarily from the office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. The registers also contain some letters received from auditors and other officials of the Treasury Department. The information given for each letter includes the date it was received, a summary of its contents, and, beginning in 1915, the name of the person responsible for replying and the date of the reply. Many of the letters registered in these volumes are among the records described in entry 5. Most of the letters received after 1915 are scattered throughout the records of the various divisions of the agency. The register covering the period from 1880 to 1903 was begun in 1902.

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7RA164.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Records Relating to Payments and Trust Fund Management (1 of 6)

The distribution of money and supplies in accordance with the provisions of various treaties was one of the primary responsibilities of the Osage agent during the 19th century. An act of Congress, approved June 28, 1906 (34 Stat. 539), and subsequent legislation provided for the supervision of the expenditure of funds held in trust for the Osages. The chief clerk of the Osage Agency was generally responsible for supervising activities relating to the receipt and disbursement of “Individual Indian Money” and trust funds. An Individual Indian Accounts Section was established within the Administrative Division of 1925. Various units within the Welfare Division exercised some supervision over the financial affairs of restricted Osages.

 Osage Record of Deaths: 1906-1912 o Entries in the volume are arranged alphabetically by surname of the deceased. A record of the names of deceased annuitants. The information given for each individual includes date of death, annuity number, and allotment number  Osage Heirship Records: 1906-1912 o A handwritten record of the division of the “headright shares” of deceased allottees. Information about each deceased Osage is entered on a separate page and includes the deceased’s name, allotment number, date of death, names of heirs and the percentage of the headright share received by each, and the heir’s relationship to the deceased. The volume contains an alphabetical index to the names of the deceased.

7RA164.2

 Osage Record of Shares: 1910-1913 o See 7RA134.1 for more information. o Arranged numerically by allotment number. o A record prepared on standard forms of the headright shares inherited by Osage annuitants. The information given for each individual includes band name, allotment number, year of birth, sex, date of death (where applicable), and the name and date of death of individuals from whom shares were inherited. The record includes the relationship to the deceased and, occasionally, references to correspondence with the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. In those cases where the annuitant was deceased, the

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records contain the name and roll number, date of birth, and percentage of the annuitant’s headright share which was inherited by each heir.

7RA164.3

 Osage Record of Shares: 1910-1913 o See 7RA134.1 and 7RA134.2 for more information

7RA164.4

 Osage Record of Shares: 1910-1913 o See 7RA134.1 and 7RA134.2 for more information

7RA164.5

 Osage Record of Shares: 1910-1913 o See 7RA134.1 and 7RA134.2 for more information

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7RA164.6

 Osage Record of Shares: 1910-1913 o See 7RA134.1 and 7RA134.2 for more information

7RA181.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes Records Relating to Choctaw- Chickasaw Townsites

 Letters Sent by the Chickasaw Commission: Jan. 1902-Nov. 1902 o Arranged chronologically by date sent. Each volume contains an index to addresses. o Press copies of letters sent by the Chairman of the Chickasaw Townsite Commission to the general public. The letters relate to surveys, appraisals, sale of vacant lots, and administrative matters. o There is an index at the beginning.

7RA181.2

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes Records Relating to Choctaw- Chickasaw Townsites

 Letters Sent by the Chickasaw Commission: Nov. 1902-Nov. 1903 o Arranged chronologically by date sent. Each volume contains an index to addresses. o Press copies of letters sent by the Chairman of the Chickasaw Townsite Commission to the general public. The letters relate to surveys, appraisals, sale of vacant lots, and administrative matters. o There is an index at the beginning.

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7RA181.3

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes Records Relating to Choctaw- Chickasaw Townsites

 Letters Sent by the Chickasaw Commission: Nov. 1903-Sep. 1904 o Arranged chronologically by date sent. Each volume contains an index to addresses. o Press copies of letters sent by the Chairman of the Chickasaw Townsite Commission to the general public. The letters relate to surveys, appraisals, sale of vacant lots, and administrative matters. o There is an index at the beginning.

7RA186

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency

 Letters Sent: August 1937-Dec. 1938  Correspondence: Jan. 1939-June 1941  Correspondence: 1933-1934  Correspondence and Reports: 1935-1941  Reports and Photographs of Buildings: 1916

7RA187.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Tribal Census, 1901-1943 (Roll 1 of 3)

 Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1897  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1909  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1911  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1911  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1911  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1914  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1915  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1917

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 Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1918  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1919  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1922  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1922  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1923  Birth and Death Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency: June 30, 1924  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1923  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1924  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1925  Report on Application for Patent in Fee  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1926  Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho in former Seger Agency Jurisdiction: June 30, 1927  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1927  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1928  Index to Cantonment Agency Census: Undated  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1929  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1930 o Continued on Roll 7RA187.2

7RA187.2

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1930 o Continued from Roll 7RA187.1  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: Apr. 1, 1931

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 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: Apr. 1, 1932  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: Apr. 1, 1933  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: Jan. 1, 1937  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: Jan. 1, 1938 o Continued on Roll 7RA187.3

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 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: Jan. 1, 1938 o Continued from Roll 7RA187.2  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: Jan. 1, 1939  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: Jan. 1, 1943  Miscellaneous Records o Salaries and Expenses of Reservation Administration for the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency o Narrative Justifications o Agriculture and stock raising statistics

7RA188

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency – Record of Sales of Allotted Lands

 Cantonment Agency – Sales of Allotted Lands: 1924-1931

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7RA189

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency – Plat Maps, 1911

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency Plat Maps: 1911 o Shows locations of allotments

7RA190

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Seger Agency Annuity Payment Rolls, 1902-1921

 Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Rolls: Oct. 23, 1902  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: Oct. 23, 1902 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1903 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1903 st  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Rolls: 1 Quarter 1904 st  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 1 Quarter 1904 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1905 st nd  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 1 and 2 Quarter 1906 rd th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 3 and 4 Quarter 1906 st nd  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 1 and 2 Quarter 1907 rd th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 3 and 4 Quarter 1907 st nd  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 1 and 2 Quarter 1908 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1908 nd  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 2 Quarter 1909 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1909 st  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 1 Quarter 1910 st  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 1 Quarter 1911 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1911 nd  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 2 Quarter 1912 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1912 rd  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 3 Quarter 1913 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1913 nd  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 2 Quarter 1914

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th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1914 nd  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 2 Quarter 1915 st  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 1 Quarter 1916 rd  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 3 Quarter 1916 st nd  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 1 and 2 Quarter 1917 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1917 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1918 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1919  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 1920 st  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 1 Quarter 1921 th  Seger Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Rolls: 4 Quarter 1921

7RA191.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1892-1921

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Annuity Payment Roll – Cheyenne: 2nd Quarter 1892 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Per Capita Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1892  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Per Capita Supplemental Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1892 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Per Capita Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1892 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Per Capita Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1893 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Per Capita Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1893  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Per Capita Supplemental Payment Roll: 2nd Quarter 1892 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Per Capita Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1892 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Per Capita Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1892 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Per Capita Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1893

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rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Per Capita Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1893 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Per Capita Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1893  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1893 nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1894  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Per Capita Supplemental Payment Roll: 1st Quarter 1892  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Per Capita Supplemental Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1893  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Per Capita Supplemental Payment Roll: 4th Quarter 1893 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1893 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Supplemental Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1893 nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1894

7RA191.2

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1892-1921

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Annuity Payment Rolls: 1894  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Supplemental Annuity Payment Roll: 3rd Quarter 1894 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1894  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – A list of numbers and names on previous roll, dropped and accounted for as follows: 1895 o Includes date of death of individuals “dropped” from the roll nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1895 nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1895 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1896 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1896 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1897 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1897 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1897

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st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1898 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1898 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1899 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1899 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1899

7RA191.3

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1892-1921

rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1899 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1900 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1900 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1900 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1900 rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1901 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1901 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1901 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1901 st nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1902 rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1902 st nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1902 rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1902 st nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1903 st nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1903 rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1903

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rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1903 st nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1904 rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1904 o Continued on 7RA191.4

7RA191.4

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Records of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency – Annuity Payment Rolls, 1892-1921

rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1904 o Continued from 7RA191.3 rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1904 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1905 nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 2 Quarter 1906 st nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1905 rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1905 rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1906 rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1906 st nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1906 st nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1907 rd th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 3 and 4 Quarter 1907 st nd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2 Quarter 1907 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1908

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st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 and 2nd Quarter 1908 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1909 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1910 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1911 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1911  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 2nd Quarter 1912 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1912 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1913  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 2nd Quarter 1914 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1914  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 2nd Quarter 1915 st  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 1 Quarter 1916 rd  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 3 Quarter 1916 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1916  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 2nd Quarter 1917 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1917 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1918 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1919 th  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Cheyenne and Arapaho Annuity Payment Roll: 4 Quarter 1920

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7RA197.1

See 7RA134.1 for more information.

 99A – Osage Record of Marriage Licenses Issued by the Agent: 1901-1903 o Arranged chronologically. o The record contains information about the bride and groom including their Indian and English names, ages, whether the person is Osage Indian (full-blood or half-blood) or white, names of parents, whether either person previously had been married, and their allotment numbers.  99B – Osage Record of Births and Deaths: 1901-1920 o Arranged in categories of births and deaths and thereunder numerically by consecutive number assigned to the new-born child or deceased person. The volume contains an alphabetical index to the children and deceased Indians. o The record contains information about each new-born Osage Indian, including the child’s name, birthdate, gender, and parents’ names, ages, and whether the parent is Osage (full-blood and half-blood) or white. The entries also contain references to a family register which has not been located. The information about each deceased Osage includes the person’s number on an unidentified family register, name, age, gender, and marital status; date the death occurred; and name of the living relative who gave information about the death and the relative’s relationship to the deceased.

7RA197.2

See 7RA134.1 for more information.

 99C – Register of Osage Families: 1905 and 1908 o Arranged chronologically and thereunder by family group. The family members are assigned consecutive numbers. o The manuscript register of 1908 and photostatic copy of a 1905 register contain information about individual Osage Indians including their Indian and English names, gender, age, and family relationship. The 1908 register gives an Indian’s marital status,

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date of marriage, whether the person was married by clergy or magistrate, and his/her parents’ names and assigned numbers if they are living Osages.

7RA198.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Records of the Osage Allotting Commission (1 of 2)

The Osage Allotting Commission was organized on Aug. 14, 1906, in accordance with an act of Congress of June 28, 1906 (34 Stat. 339) which provided for allotting land in severalty to the members of the Osage tribe. The three member commission supervised surveys of the Osage reservation, investigated claims of fraudulent enrollment, and conducted hearings on contested allotments. Each of the 2230 individuals listed on the Osage tribal roll approved by the secretary of Interior on Apr. 1, 1908, selected three 140 acre tracts. The remaining unallotted land was divided equally among the 2230 enrolled members of the tribe which provided each individual with a total allotment of approximately 657 acres. On Mar. 31, 1909, the commission was abolished by the Secretary of Interior who directed the superintendent of the Osage Agency to take custody of the records and complete any unfinished business. See entry 610 of Preliminary Inventory 163 for reports of the commission and related enrollment records.

 Osage Allotment Roll o Arranged numerically by allotment number. The volume includes an index to the surnames of allottees. o A handwritten list of the names of Osage allottees. The only information contained in the roll is the allottee’s name and allotment number. This volume contains only the names of allottees 719 to 1434.  Osage List of Allottees o Arranged by band and thereunder by family group. o A handwritten list of Osage allottees. The information given for each individual includes the person’s allotment number, name, age, gender, and family relationship and a legal description of the person’s homestead allotment.

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7RA198.2

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Records of the Osage Allotting Commission (2 of 2)

See 7RA198.1 for more information.

 Osage Allotment Ledgers: 1907 o There is one volume for full-blood Osages and one for mixed-bloods. The names of full- bloods are arranged by band and the names of mixed-bloods are arranged alphabetically. The volume containing the names of full-bloods includes an index to the names of children whose names do not appear in alphabetical order because they are listed with a guardian. o A record of Osages eligible for allotments. The information for each allottee includes name, allotment number, gender, age, relationship to the head of the household, and occasionally the legal description of the land allotted as their first selection.

7RA199.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Shawnee Agency – Per Capita Payments to the Citizen Potawatomi

 Claims for Shares of Citizen Potawatomi Funds: Apr. 28, 1888 o Arranged numerically by consecutive numbers assigned to the forms. o Printed forms containing information about Citizen Potawatomi minors who received per capita payments. The payments were made at the Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas, and the Sac and Fox Agency, Indian Territory. Each form contains the names of the minor Indian and his/her guardians, claim number, and the names of the witnesses and interpreter.  Annuity Roll of Citizen Potawatomi: 1888 o Arranged numerically by consecutive numbers assigned to members of the tribe. o Manuscript list containing the names of 1551 tribal members who received a $16.12 per capita payment. The payments were made at the Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas, and the Sac and Fox Agency, Indian Territory. Each entry contains the name, age, and gender of the Indian receiving payment; amount of individual payment; date payment was made; and the names of the witnesses and interpreter. There are occasional notations as to the deaths of tribal members.

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7RA201.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Records of the Land and Realty Division Survey Field Notes, 1870 (1 of 7)

The Osages purchased the Land for their reservation from the Cherokees in 1872 with title held by the United States in trust for the entire tribe. Although individual ownership of Land was not authorized until the allotment act of June 28, 1906 (34 Stat. 539), Osages were encouraged in 1890 to file claims to 160 acre homesteads. By 1894, the majority of the land on the reservation had been claimed and it had become common practice for Osages to rent their Land to white farmers in exchange for a portion of the crops raised. In 1902, a “division” consisting of several fulltime clerks was established within the agency to supervise leasing operations. This unit increased in size and assumed new functions as a result of the allotment act of 1906 which also authorized the sale of “surplus land” under regulations prescribed by the Department of Interior. The designation of the unit responsible for transactions involving real property varied periodically until 1942 when a Land and realty Division was established. This division supervised the sale and exchange of property and the issuance of leases, provided assistance in the payment of taxes, coordinated the issuance of insurance, and participated in suits to partition property. The records described below have been grouped by function or type rather than by the name of the unit responsible for their creation.

 Field Survey Notes: 1870 o Arranged numerically by number of the range located east of the Indian Meridian and thereunder by township number. o Handwritten copies of notes taken by surveyors for the General Land Office, Department of Interior, who surveyed the Lands north of the Canadian River and east of the Indian Meridian in the Indian Territory. The surveyed lands were located in townships 11-29 north, ranges 1-12 east, and eventually became the reservation of the Osage tribe who were moved from Kansas to northern part of the Indian Territory in 1871. The only information given for each land subdivision is the legal description of the land (range, township, section, and degrees), unusual landmarks, and a brief abstract of the land’s condition and types of trees located within the surveyed area. o Volume 1, Part 1 . Townships 21-29 North, Range 1 East . Townships 21-23 and 26-29 North, Range 2 East . Townships 21-22 and 28-29 North, Range 3 East o Volume 1, Part 2 . Townships 11-16 and 19-20 North, Range 4 East . Townships 23-29 North, Range 8 East . Townships 21-22 and 29 North, Range 5 East

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7RA201.2

 Field Survey Notes: 1870 o See 7RA201.1 for more information o Part 1, Volume 3 . Townships 20 North, Range 1 East . Townships 12-16 and 18-20 North, Range 2 East . Townships 11-16 and 18-19 North, Range 3 East o Part 1, Volume 4 . Townships 23-28 North, Range 4 East . Townships 23-28 North, Range 5 East

7RA201.3

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Records of the Land and Realty Division Survey, Field Notes, 1870 (3 of 7)

 Field Survey Notes: 1870 o See 7RA201.1 for more information o Part 1, Vol. 5 . Townships 25-28 North, Range 1-12 East o Part 1, Volume 6 . Standard and Township Lines

7RA201.4

 Field Survey Notes: 1870 o See 7RA201.1 for more information o Part 1, Volume 7 . Township 11 North, Range 2 East

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. Township 10 North, Range 3 East . Townships 11-20 North, Range 6 East . Township 20 North, Range 7-8 and 10-11 East . Townships 20-21 North, Range 9 East . Townships 20-23 North, Range 12 East . Township 21 North, Range 11 East o Part 2, Volume 1 . Townships 13-15 and 18-19 North, Range 1 East . Townships 21-22 and 29 North, Range 4 East . Townships 25 and 28-29 North, Range 6 East . Townships 27-29 North, Range 7 East

7RA201.5

 Field Survey Notes: 1870 o See 7RA201.1 for more information o Part 2, Volume 2 . Townships 10 and 17-18 North, Range 4 East . Townships 11-20 North, Range 5 East . Townships 21-22 North, Range 8 East . Township 29 North, range 9-12 East o Part 2, Volume 3 . Townships 12, 16-17, and 25 North, Range 1 East . Townships 10, 17, 21, and 25 North, Range 2 East . Townships 17, 20, 23-27 North, Range 3 East

7RA201.6

 Field Survey Notes: 1870 o See 7RA201.1 for more information o Part 2, Volume 4

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. Townships 21-24 and 26-27 North, Range 6 East . Townships 21-26 North, Range 7 East o Part 2, Volume 5 . Townships 22-24 North, Range 9 East . Townships 21-24 North, Range 10 East . Townships 22-24 North, Range 11 east . Township 24 North, Range 17 East

7RA201.7

 Field Survey Notes: 1870 o See 7RA201.1 for more information o Townships 19-20 North, Range 4 East o Townships 23-29 North, Range 8 East o Townships 21-22 and 29 North, Range 5 East

7RA202.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Records of the Land and Realty Division Range Field Notes Resulting from Resurveys, 1908 (1 of 4)

See 7RA201.1 for more information

 Range Field Notes Resulting from Resurveys: 1908 o Arranged numerically by ranges 7-12 East of the Indian Meridian. o Each entry of the typed record gives information about the Osage reservation subdivisions including a legal description of the land, whether any of the Landmarks identified in the original 1870 survey can be located, and a brief description of the land’s condition and types of trees that can be found.

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7RA202.2

See 7RA201.1 for more information

 Range Field Notes Resulting from Resurveys: 1908 o See 7RA202.1 for more information

7RA202.3

See 7RA201.1 for more information

 Range Field Notes Resulting from Resurveys: 1908 o See 7RA202.1 for more information

7RA202.4

See 7RA201.1 for more information

 Range Field Notes Resulting from Resurveys: 1908 o See 7RA202.1 for more information

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7RA203.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Osage Agency – Records of the Land and Realty Division Townsite Field Notes Resulting from Resurveys, 1908 (1 of 2)

See 7RA201.1 for more information

 Townsite Field Notes Resulting from Resurveys: 1908 o Arranged numerically by ranges 20-26 North of the Indian Base Line. o The information given in this typed record is similar to that given in the preceding series.

7RA203.2

See 7RA201.1 for more information

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Payment and Annuity Rolls, 1902-1935 and Creek Equalization Payment Rolls

 Loyal Creek Payment Roll: 1903 o “We, the undersigned individual members of the Creek Tribe of Indians and the heirs or legal representatives of deceased Creek Indians, do hereby acknowledge receipt of ___ dollars, from J. Blair Shoenfelt, United States Indian Agent, in the sums set opposite our respective signatures, and the same is hereby accepted as a full and complete settlement of our claims against the United States for property taken or destroyed during the Civil War as provided by the Act of Congress approved Mar. 3, 1903, and Act of the Creek Council of May 3, 1903.”  Equalization Payment to Creek Citizens: 1914

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o “Payroll of citizens and freedmen of the Creek Nation, having amounts due them to equalize their allotments on a basis of $800.00 as provided by Indian Appropriation Act of Aug. 1, 1914 made by George H. Wise, Special Disbursing Agent.”  Equalization Payment to Creek Freedmen: 1914 o “Payroll of citizens and freedmen of the Creek Nation, having amounts due them to equalize their allotments on a basis of $800.00 as provided by Indian Appropriation Act of Aug. 1, 1914 made by George H. Wise, Special Disbursing Agent.” rd  Abstract of Creek in lieu of allotment of land payment: 3 Quarter 1915 nd  Money Creek Equalization Payment – Restricted: 2 Quarter 1915 rd  Creek Equalization Payment – Restricted: 3 Quarter 1915 th  Creek Equalization Payment – Restricted: 4 Quarter 1915 st  Creek Equalization Payment – Restricted: 1 Quarter 1916 nd  Creek Equalization Payment – Restricted: 2 Quarter 1916 rd  Creek Equalization Payment – Restricted: 3 Quarter 1916 th  Creek Equalization Payment – Restricted: 4 Quarter 1916 st  Creek Equalization Payment – Restricted: 1 Quarter 1917

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Records Relating to Enrollment and Creek Rolls, 1891 and 1895

 Creek Census Roll: Feb. 19, 1891 o Names of Citizens not enrolled and their respective towns  Omitted Payment Roll: 1891  Treasurer’s Day Book: 1895  Payment Roll (omitted): 1895 o “Partial list of persons who were omitted from the 1895 payment roll of the Creek Nation, and claim to have received the per capita payment of that year, as per orders of the Creek Treasurer on file in this department.”

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The National Archives – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Kiowa Agency Central Files – File Numbers 51, 64, 72, 99, 740, 743, 745, 746, and 747 (Roll 1 of 7)

 File Number 51 – Kiowa Agency Reports o Statistical Section Annual Report for Kiowa Indian Agency: 1925 o Statistical Report: 1930 o Narrative Report: 1930 o Narrative Report: 1935 o Annual Statistical Report: Jan. 1, 1940 o Annual Statistical Report: Jan. 1, 1941 o Annual Statistical Report: Jan. 1, 1942 o Annual Statistical Report: Jan. 1, 1943 o Annual Statistical Reports: 1944-1945

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 File Number 64 – Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Council o Hirsh and Hirsh: 1934 o Council: 1917

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 File Number 67 – Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Business Committee: 1909-1918 and 1923- 1926

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 File Number 67 – Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Business Committee: 1927-1934 and 1937- 1938 o Maps or Red River Bed Oil Pools: 1927

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 Cheyenne and Arapaho Business Committee  Kickapoo Business Committee  Pawnee Tribal Council  Intertribal Council – Pawnee Agency  Ponca Indian Credit Association  Citizen Potawatomi Indians  Prairie Band of Potawatomi Indians  Otoe and Missouria Indians  Otoe Indian Credit Association  File 72 – Indian Fairs (American Indian Expositions): 1935-1947 o Fairs referring to ceremonies, gatherings, and powwows.  File 72 – Expositions in Shreveport, Louisiana  File 72 – Fiestas and National Folk Festival: 1936-1939

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The National Archives – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Kiowa Agency Central Files – File Numbers 51, 64, 67, 72, 99, 740, 743, 745, 746, and 747 (Roll 6 of 7)

 File 72 – Fiestas and National Folk Festival: 1940-1948  File 99 – Inst. Government Research – Meriam Survey  File 704 – Maude E. Lyon, Social Worker: 1943-1947

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Anadarko Area Office – Central Files, 1953-1960

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs – Record of Pawnee Allotment, 1893

 Record of Pawnee Allotments: 1893 o Arranged numerically by ranges east or west of the Indian Meridian and thereafter by township and section numbers o Handwritted record of lands allotted to the Pawnees under the authority of an act of Congress, approved on Feb. 8, 1887 (24 Stat. 388). Each entry includes a legal description of the land, name of the allottee, allotment number, and the dates that the allotment was approved and trust patent was issued. Some of the entries contain notations relating to fee patents issued from 1903-1918. The volume also contains a copy of an 1882 list of 55 Pawnee allottees, the list was sent by E. H. Bowman to the Indian Office.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Concho Agency – Cheyenne and Arapaho Schedule of Allotment, 1892

 Schedules of Allotments to Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians: 1892 o Arranged numerically by allotment number o Handwritten record of allotments made to the Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians under the authority of a congressional act of Mar. 3, 1891 (26 Stat. 1022). Each entry contains the allottee’s name, age, and sex, his/her allotment number, an 1892 annuity number, relationship to other members of the household, and the legal description of the land selected as an allotment. o End of roll shows legal land description of Cheyenne and Arapaho Reserve, Boarding School, and Fort Reno.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75 – Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes: Seminole Payment and Census Rolls, 1868, 185-1897, and 1900-1901

 Seminole Payment Roll: 1868  Seminole Census Roll: 1895-1896  Seminole Census Roll: 1897  Seminole Miscellaneous Roll: 1900  Seminole $14.00 Payment Roll: 1901

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, TX – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes Records of the Choctaw- Chickasaw Citizenship Court Case Files (E. 101) – Muskogee Area Office (1 of 20)

 Records of the Choctaw-Chickasaw Citizenship Court o Both the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribal governments strongly objected to the enrollment activities of the Dawes Commission. Section 31 of an act of Congress of July 1, 1902 (32 Stat. 641), established a Choctaw-Chickasaw Citizenship Court (CCCC) and authorized either tribe to file a bill in equity before the court to seek annulment of

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decisions that had been made by the United States District Courts in the Indian Territory under an act of June 10, 1896 (29 Stat. 321). President Roosevelt appointed Spencer B. Adams, Henry S. Foote, and Walter L. Weaver to the CCCC, which rendered a decision on Dec. 17, 1902 in the case of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations or Tribes v. J. T. Riddle, et.al., which vacated all judgments of the U. S. District Courts for the Central and Southern Districts of the Indian Territory. Persons involved in those decisions were required to institute proceedings in the CCCC to regain enrollment. Cases originating in the U. S. District Court for the Central District were heard by the CCCC at South McAlester and cases from the Southern District at Tishomingo. o An act of Congress of Mar. 3, 1903 (32 Stat. 982), provided for the termination of the Choctaw-Chickasaw Citizenship Court on Dec. 31, 1904 and the transfer of all records to the Dawes Commission. The CCCC eventually heard 256 cases involving 3487 people admitted only 161 to citizenship. See Loren N. Brown, “The Choctaw-Chickasaw Court Citizens,” The Chronicles of Oklahoma (Vol. 16, Number 4).  1041 Case Files: 1902-1904 o Arranged by court, either Tishomingo (T) or South McAlester (M) and thereunder numerically by docket number assigned in chronological order by the date the case was opened. o Original papers filed in proceedings held by the Choctaw-Chickasaw Citizenship Court including briefs, testimony, exhibits (i.e. marriage license), memoranda of arguments submitted by attorneys for the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations, and the opinions of the court. There are also some genealogical reports, a “family tree,” and a few papers relating to the appointments and resignation of court personnel.  Resignations and Appointments, Cases 1T-14T

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The National Archives – Records of the Office of Indian Affairs – Letters Sent, 1824-1861

Introductory Note

The Sixty-five volume of letter books which comprise this microcopy contain transcripts of the outgoing communications of the Office of Indian Affairs from 1824, when it was established as a bureau in the War Department, to 1861. In 1849, the Office was transferred to the newly established Department of the Interior, but this transfer produced no important change in the manner of keeping records and no break in the letter book series. Prior to 1824, Indian affairs had been administered directly by the Secretary of War, and copies of outgoing communications relating to Indian matters from 1800 – in which year earlier records were destroyed by fire – to 1824 are to be found in a separate letter book series of the Secretary of War, the six volumes of which have been reproduced by the National Archives as File Microcopy No. 15. Also, from 187 to 1822, the conduct of trade with the Indian tribes was under the separate jurisdiction of a Superintendent of Indian Trade. Transcripts of the outgoing communications of this official, in another series of six volumes, have been reproduced by the National Archives as File Microcopy No. 16. Registers of communications received in the Office of Indian Affairs, commencing with its establishment as a bureau in 1824, have been filmed as File Microcopy No. 18. Prior to November 1838, the series of letter books herein reproduced contained copies of communications and reports sent to the Secretary’s Office, but after that date these were recorded in a separate series of volumes labelled “Reports,” which it is hoped will be reproduced as a future microcopy project.

The first volume of the series, which is microcopied on this roll, is labeled on its backstrip “Indian Office Letter Book.” It contains an index and 472 pages of transcripts of outgoing communications of the Office of Indian Affairs. These communications were written during the period when the Office of Indian Affairs was under the supervision of Thomas L. McKenney (1824- 1830).

The index, which appears as unnumbered preliminary pages, is principally by personal names. In accordance with the practice of the period, I and J entries were made under I. Page numbers were presumably supplied at the time of transcription. It will be noted that in the margin beside a majority of the transcripts appear the words “ante” or “post,” or in many cases both. The number following the word “ante” indicates the next preceding page on which a letter to the same correspondent is recorded, and the number following “post” indicates the next subsequent page on which such a letter appears. Where no numbers appear, there was, presumably, no other correspondence with the particular addressee.

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In citing this volume, scholars may wish to state that the series to which it belongs is in the National Archives. An appropriate citation to a specific page in this volume is the following: Records of the Office of Indian Affairs, Letters Sent, 1:189.

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M21.86

The National Archives – Records of the Office of Indian Affairs – Letters Sent, 1824-1861

 Letters Sent: Feb. 26, 1868-June 9, 1868

M21.87

The National Archives – Records of the Office of Indian Affairs – Letters Sent, 1824-1861

 Letters Sent: June 10, 1868-Sep. 24, 1868

M21.88

The National Archives – Records of the Office of Indian Affairs – Letters Sent, 1824-1861

 Letters Sent: Sep. 25, 1868-Jan. 13, 1869

M21.89

The National Archives – Records of the Office of Indian Affairs – Letters Sent, 1824-1861

 Letters Sent: Jan. 14, 1869-Apr. 30, 1869

M21.90

The National Archives – Records of the Office of Indian Affairs – Letters Sent, 1824-1861

 Letters Sent: Apr. 30, 1869-July 8, 1869

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National Archives M234 Series

M234.29

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 29, Arkansas Superintendency, 1824-1834

 Letters Received from the Arkansas Superintendency: 1824-1834

M234.31

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Letters Received – Caddo Agency, 1824-1842

 Caddo Agency – Miscellaneous Letters: 1824-1842 o Includes letters pertaining to Caddos and land claimed by.

M234.55

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 55, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1851-1856

M234.56

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 56, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1857-1860

M234.57

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 57, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1860-1862

181

M234.58

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 58, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1862-1867

M234.59

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 59, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1868-1870

M234.60

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 60, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1871-1872

M234.61

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 61, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1872

M234.62

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 62, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1872-1873

182

M234.63

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 63, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1873-1874

M234.64

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 64, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1874

M234.65

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 65, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1875

M234.66

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 66, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1875

M234.67

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 67, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1876

183

M234.68

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 68, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1876-1877

M234.69

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 69, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1877-1878

M234.70

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 70, Central Superintendency, 1851-1880

 Letters Received from the Central Superintendency: 1878-1880

M234.77

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 77, Cherokee Agency (West), 1824-1831

 Miscellaneous letters regarding the Cherokee Agency West, including the appointment of agents. o Many letters pertaining to George Vashon, Indian Agent West.

M234.78

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 78, Cherokee Agency (West), 1832-1833

 Miscellaneous letters regarding the Cherokee Agency West.  Abstract of Licenses granted to Indian Traders: Dec. 31, 1831 Starts on Slide #0160

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 Abstract of the Seizure of Whiskey: Nov. 19, 1832 Starts on Slide #0227  List of Claims-Spoliations committed on the Cherokees and Osages Starts on Slide #0239 o List of claims, enumerated on the list received from the late Agent Office, which are not on the list exhibited by Mr. John Drew, payable out the $8760 fund for spoliations committed on the Cherokees, by citizens, and Osages, by 5th Article of the Treaty of May 6, 1828.  List of Claims filed at War Department Starts on Slide #0242 o Copy of a list of claims on the $8760 Fund exhibited by Mr. John Drew as a copy of the paper filed at War Department under Treaty of 1828 which appears as is hand writing of Mr. Thomas Murray, late Agent Clerk.  Field notes of a survey boundary between the Cherokee and Creek Tribes Starts on Slide #0492 o Field notes of a survey of the boundary line between the Cherokee and Creek Tribes of Indians, agreeable to the late Treaty held at Fort Gibson, agreeable to the 2nd Article of said treaty.

M234.79

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 79, Cherokee Agency (West), 1834-1836

 Miscellaneous letters regarding the Cherokee Agency West.  Descriptive List of Seventeen Claims presented at the Department by Certain Persons of Cherokees West Starts on Slide #0280 o Descriptive List of Seventeen Claims presented at the Department by Certain Persons of Cherokees West; and referred back by Department to the Commissioners, and by them to the Agent for investigation of their character, with evidence obtained thereupon . John Rogers – part Cherokee . Peter May – a white man . William Rogers – part Cherokee . David Gentry – a white man . Patsey Morris . John Spears . John Bigfeather . Dick Wicket . John Looney – a Cherokee . John Smith – a Cherokee . Chicken Cock – a Cherokee . Looney Tolluntusky – a Cherokee . Samuel Mackey – a white man

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. Charles Rogers – part Cherokee . Nancy Hicks – part Cherokee  Abstract of advances made by the George Vashon, Indian Agent Cherokees West, for Agency Expenses: Jan. 1, 1834-July 31, 1834 Starts on Slide #0328 o M. H. W. Mahon-Medical Services to the Cherokees o John E. Brown-services in aiding agent to investigate claims o A. McLean-services in aiding agent to investigate claims o J. Wilson-services in aiding agent to investigate claims o Thomas Phillips-for sending expresses and board of witnesses of, during investigation o W. E. Woodruff-for advertising Old Cherokee Agency for sale of o Looney Price-for sending 23 expresses with public letters o E. W. B. Nowland-for Tobacco for use of Cherokees o E. W. B. Nowland-for stationary and postage of letters on official business o Looney Price-for subsisting Cherokees attending Agents Office on business o Lewis Melton-for board of Cherokee Children near Doctor Palmers School o Sausas, or Goose-Cherokee Emigrant, for balance of improvement due West o Edward Tucker-Cherokee Emigrant, for balance of improvement due West o John F. Wheeler-Emigrant, valuation of his improvement East o Thomas T. McCausland, Millwright-salary due per contracted for superintending the building of the Seneca Mills.

M234.113

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 113, Cherokee Emigration, 1828-1854

 Cherokee Emigration: 1828-1836 o Letters regarding Cherokee Emigration  Quarterly Report of the Commissioners for the Valuing the Improvements Abandoned by the Cherokees to move to Arkansas under the Provisions of the Treaty of May 6, 1828 Starts on Slide #0046 o Lists names of Emigrants, when to remove, from what nation, from what district, what location, Indian or mixed blood, number of slaves, acres of land, etc.  Report for the Valuing the Improvements Abandoned by the Cherokees under Treaty May 6, 1828: June 1, 1829-Nov. 2, 1829 Starts on Slide #0048 o Lists names of Emigrants, when to remove, from what nation, from what district, what location, Indian or mixed blood, number of slaves, acres of land, numbers of lots, estimated value of property, etc.  Report for the Valuing the Improvements Abandoned by the Cherokees under Treaty May 6, 1828: Nov. 1829-Feb. 1830 Starts on Slide #0111

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o Lists names of Emigrants, when to remove, from what nation, from what district, what location, Indian or mixed blood, number of slaves, acres of land, numbers of lots, estimated value of property, etc.  Report for the Valuing the Improvements Abandoned by the Cherokees under Treaty May 6, 1828: Feb. 1830-June 19, 1830 Starts on Slide #0113 o Lists names of Emigrants, when to remove, from what nation, from what district, what location, Indian or mixed blood, number of slaves, acres of land, numbers of lots, estimated value of property, etc.  A list of Emigrants from the Cherokee Nation in Georgia to the Cherokee Nation West of the Mississippi: 1833 Starts on Slide #0413 o “A list of Emigrants from the Cherokee Nation in Georgia to the Cherokee Nation West of the Mississippi for whom improvements have been valued with the amount of the valuation, the amount to be paid therein at the Agency East by way of extinguishing debts acknowledged to be just as well as the amount to be paid as the Agency West respectively affixed to their names under appropriate heads.”  Names of Cherokees who have with their families emigrated to the West since July 1, 1833 Starts on Slide #0518 o “The Names of Cherokees who have with their families emigrated to the West since the first of July, 1833, showing the amount at which their land and improvements were valued. The amount of debts acknowledged by them to be justly due to individuals residing East of the Mississippi and which are so considered by the Superintendent, as well as the amount of debts due upon satisfactory proof, and which the creditors had not an opportunity of presenting before the departure of the emigrants, also the balance due West the Mississippi often subtracting the debts due East.”

M234.114

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 114, Cherokee Emigration, 1837

 Documents pertaining to Cherokee individuals who emigrated interspersed on the roll: 1837  Monthly Abstract of Disbursement Made by Joel Crittendon, District Agent, Cherokee Agency, for Contingencies for Cherokee Indians: Oct. 23, 1837-Nov. 6, 1837 Starts on Slide #0065 o Lists dates, to whom paid, for what paid, dollars, cents, and special remarks.  Monthly Abstract of Disbursement Made by Joel Crittendon, District Agent, Cherokee Agency, for Contingencies for Cherokee Indians: Nov. 7, 1837-Nov. 13, 1837 Starts on Slide #0067 o Lists dates, to whom paid, for what paid, dollars, cents, and special remarks.  A list of the names of the Cherokee Emigrants under the Treaty of 1835 Starts on Slide #0117

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o “A list of the names of the Cherokee Emigrants under the Treaty of 1835, made out for the use of the Disbursing Agent West under the direction of Commissioners of the United States, with the amount required to be paid each Emigrant, opposite to his or her name, giving the number and books of each individual as taken from the Register of Payments.”  Monthly Abstract of Disbursement Made by Joel Crittendon, District Agent, Cherokee Agency, for Contingencies for Cherokee Indians: Apr. 21, 1837 Starts on Slide #0325 o Lists dates, to whom paid, for what paid, dollars, cents, and special remarks.  Quarterly Statement of Agents and others Employed in the Removal of the Cherokee Indians for the Quarter Ending Apr. 18, 1837 Starts on Slide #0349 o Lists names, stations, dates of appointment, compensation, and remarks.

M234.115

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 115, Cherokee Emigration, 1838

 Documents pertaining to Cherokee individuals who emigrated interspersed on the roll: 1838  List of Individuals Employed in the Cherokee Emigration Starts on Slide #0224 o Lists names, station, and number Cherokees under charge.  Abstract of Disbursements for Contingencies by Captain John Page, Principal Disbursing in the Removal and Subsistence of Indians Commencing on: Oct. 1, 1838-Nov. 20, 1838 Starts on Slide #0271 o Lists dates, to whom paid, for what paid, and amount.  A Muster Roll of Cherokees permitted to remove themselves to the County assigned them West of the Mississippi between: Dec. 1, 1837-Mar. 1, 1838 Starts on Slide #0391 o Lists names of heads of families, number and age of males and females, number of slaves, amount paid East for transportation, residence, and remarks.  Muster Roll of a detachment of Cherokee Indians who emigrated West of the Mississippi River under the direction of Lieutenant Edward Dead, U.S.A. District Agent, Cherokee Emigration: Mar. 1838 Starts on Slide #0467 o Lists names of heads of families, number and age of males and females, number of slaves, amount paid East for transportation, residence, and remarks.  A Muster Roll of Cherokees permitted to remove themselves to the Country assigned them West of the Mississippi River and who commuted their transportation: May 23, 1838-Oct. 1, 1838 Starts on Slide #0851 o Lists names of heads of families, number and age of males and females, number of slaves, amount paid East for transportation, residence, and remarks.  Muster Roll of a company of mounted volunteers under the Command of Captain Thomas Snodgrass: June 27, 1838 Starts on Slide #0990

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o “Muster Roll of a company of Mounted, Alabama volunteers under the command of Captain Thomas Snodgrass and mentioned in the service of the United States for one month until services discharged by order of General N. Smith, General Superintendent of Cherokee Emigration as a guard from Bellefonte, Alabama to Waterloo, Alabama, June 27, 1838.” o Lists names, rank, date of enrollment, what time, by what order, furnished home, and marks and arms.  Monthly Abstract of Disbursements made by Captain J. R. Stephenson, U. S. Army Disbursing Agent, Cherokees for the month of Oct. 1838 Starts on Slide #1067 o Lists date, to whom paid, for what paid, and amount.  Abstract of the number of deaths with the ages and diseases that occurred in the detachment of Cherokees emigrating to the Nation West: Oct. 15, 1837-Dec. 30, 1837 Starts on Slide #1094 o Lists date of deaths, ages, number died from cholera infantum, number died from dysentery, number died from Typhoid Fever, number died from inflammation of the lungs, number died from convulsions, and remarks.

M234.116

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 116, Cherokee Emigration, 1839-1854

 Documents pertaining to Cherokee individuals who emigrated interspersed on the roll: 1839- 1854  Monthly Abstract of Disbursements by Captain J. R. Stephenson, U. S. Army Disbursing Agent, Cherokees for the Month of Nov. 1838 Starts on Slide #0067 o Lists date, to whom paid, to what paid, and amount.  A list of Cherokee certificates presented by Governor Butler for a year’s subsistence, which on comparing with the payments made by the Disbursing Agents are found to stand as follows: June 1844 Starts on Slide #0313 o Lists date, names, number in family, amount paid, amount due, and aggregate amount.  List of heads of Cherokee families enrolled for Emigration West Starts on Slide #0327 o Lists names of head of families, adults, males over ten, males under ten, females over ten, females under ten, total, number of slaves, and remarks (such as “white man, Cherokee wife”).  A Muster Roll and list of a portion of the claims in commutation of transportation and subsistence sent back to the Agency Office from the Department for additional proof and requiring of the Agent on each claim Starts on Slide #0635 o Lists names of heads of families, males under 10, males of 10 and under 25, males of 25 and under 50, males over 50, females under 10, females of 10 and under 25, females of

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25 and under 50, females over 50, number of slaves, total number, and detailed remarks.  A Roll of Cherokees who have lately reported themselves at the Cherokee Agency as having emigrated from the Cherokee Nation East and relocated to the Cherokee Nation West: July 14, 1847 Starts on Slide #0638 o Lists names of heads of families, males under 10, males of 10 and under 25, males of 25 and under 50, males over 50, females under 10, females of 10 and under 25, females of 25 and under 50, females over 50, number of slaves, total number, and detailed remarks.  A Roll of Cherokees who have lately reported themselves at the Cherokee Agency as having emigrated from the Cherokee Nation West who claim for transportation and subsistence under the Treaty of 1835: July 7, 1841 Starts on Slide #0641 o Lists names of heads of families, males under 10, males of 10 and under 25, males of 25 and under 50, males over 50, females under 10, females of 10 and under 25, females of 25 and under 50, females over 50, number of slaves, total number, and detailed remarks.  A list of claims for transportation and subsistence sent to the Department: Dec. 16, 1847 Starts on Slide #0686 o Lists names of heads of families, males under 10, males of 10 and under 25, males of 25 and under 50, males over 50, females under 10, females of 10 and under 25, females of 25 and under 50, females over 50, number of slaves, total number, and detailed remarks.

M234.119

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 119, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, 1875-1880

 Letters Received from Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency: 1875 (A120-M479)

M234.120

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 120, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, 1875-1880

 Letters Received from Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency: 1875 (M482-W1804)

190

M234.121

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 121, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, 1875-1880

 Letters Received from Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency: 1876

M234.122

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 122, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, 1875-1880

 Letters Received from Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency: 1877

M234.123

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 123, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, 1875-1880

 Letters Received from Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency: 1878

M234.124

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 124, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, 1875-1880

 Letters Received from Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency: 1879 (A241-M1799)

M234.125

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 125, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, 1875-1880

 Letters Received from Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency: 1879 (M1805-W2577)

191

M234.126

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 126, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, 1875-1880

 Letters Received from Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency: 1880

M234.135

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 135, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency: 1824-1829

M234.136

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 136, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency: 1830-1835

M234.137

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 137, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency: 1836-1839

M234.138

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 138, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency: 1840-1843

192

M234.139

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 139, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency: 1844-1849

M234.140

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 140, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency: 1850-1852

M234.141

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 141, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency: 1853-1855

M234.142

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 142, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency: 1856-1861 and 1867-1870

M234.143

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 143, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency – Emigration: 1837-1838

193

M234.144

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 144, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency – Emigration: 1839-1850

M234.145

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 145, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency – Reserves: 1836-1837

M234.146

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 146, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency – Reserves: 1838-1839

M234.147

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 147, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency – Reserves: 1840-1842

M234.148

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 148, Chickasaw Agency, 1824-1870

 Letters Received from Chickasaw Agency – Reserves: 1843-1850

194

M234.215

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 215, Council Bluffs Agency, 1836-1857

 Letters Received from Council Bluffs Agency: 1836-1843

M234.216

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 216, Council Bluffs Agency, 1836-1857

 Letters Received from Council Bluffs Agency: 1844-1846

M234.217

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 217, Council Bluffs Agency, 1836-1857

 Letters Received from Council Bluffs Agency: 1847-1851

M234.218

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 218, Council Bluffs Agency, 1836-1857

 Letters Received from Council Bluffs Agency: 1852-1857

M234.228

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 228, Creek Agency, 1824-1871

 Letters Received from Creek Agency: 1848-1852

195

M234.229

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 229, Creek Agency, 1824-1871

 Letters Received from Creek Agency: 1853-1856

National Archives Microfilm M234.230

The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington: 1959 – Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs from the Creek Agency, 1857-1863

 Letters Received, A145-G348:1857  Letters Received, G351-W354:1857  Letters Received, G410-W448: 1858  Letters Received, D662-S763: 1859  Letters Received, A139-R952: 1860 o Names of orphans  Letters Received, A228-W153: 1861  Letters Received, A657-O45: 1862  Letters Received, A347-O6: 1863

National Archives Microfilm M234.230

 Letters Received, A-B1021: 1840  Letters Received, B1030-I500: 1840  Letters Received, I504-L998: 1840  Letters Received, M600-W14: 1840  Letters Received, A929-E255: 1841  Letters Received, E263-I729: 1841  Letters Received, I732-R365: 1841  Letters Received, R624-W1644: 1841

196

M234.231

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 231, Creek Agency, 1824-1871

 Letters Received from Creek Agency: 1864-1868

M234.236

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 236, Creek Agency (West), 1826-1836

 Letters Received from Creek Agency West: 1826-1836

M234.237

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 237, Creek Agency, 1826-1849

 Creek Agency Emigration: 1826-1836

M234.238

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 238, Creek Agency, 1826-1849

 Creek Agency Emigration: 1837

M234.239

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 239, Creek Agency, 1826-1849

 Creek Agency Emigration: 1838-1839

197

M234.240

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 240, Creek Agency, 1826-1849

 Creek Agency Emigration: 1840-1849

M234.241

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 241, Creek Agency Reservees, 1832-1850

 Creek Agency Reservees: 1832-1834

M234.242

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 242, Creek Agency Reservees, 1832-1850

 Creek Agency Reservees: 1835

M234.243

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 243, Creek Agency Reservees, 1832-1850

 Creek Agency Reservees: 1836

M234.244

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 244, Creek Agency Reservees, 1832-1850

 Creek Agency Reservees: 1837

198

M234.245

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 245, Creek Agency Reservees, 1832-1850

 Creek Agency Reservees: 1838

M234.246

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 246, Creek Agency Reservees, 1832-1850

 Creek Agency Reservees: 1839

M234.248

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 248, Creek Agency Reservees, 1832-1850

 Creek Agency Reservees: 1842-1850

M234.308

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 308, Great Nemaha Agency, 1837-1876

 Letters Received from Great Nemaha Agency: 1848-1856

M234.309

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 309, Great Nemaha Agency, 1837-1876

 Letters Received from Great Nemaha Agency: 1857-1859

199

M234.310

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 310, Great Nemaha Agency, 1837-1876

 Letters Received from Great Nemaha Agency: 1860-1862

M234.311

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 311, Great Nemaha Agency, 1837-1876

 Letters Received from Great Nemaha Agency: 1863-1864

M234.312

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 312, Great Nemaha Agency, 1837-1876

 Letters Received from Great Nemaha Agency: 1865-1868

M234.313

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 313, Great Nemaha Agency, 1837-1876

 Letters Received from Great Nemaha Agency: 1869-1872  Great Nemaha Emigration: 1837-1838

M234.314

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 314, Great Nemaha Agency, 1873-1876

 Letters Received from

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M234.362

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 362, Iowa Agency, 1825- 1937

 Letters received from the Iowa Agency: 1825-1837

M234.375

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 375, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1864-1868

M234.376

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 376, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1869-1870

M234.377

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 377, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1871-1872

M234.378

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 378, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1873

201

M234.379

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 379, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1874

M234.380

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 380, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1875

M234.381

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 381, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1876

M234.382

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 382, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1877

M234.383

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 383, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1878 (A263-H1917)

202

M234.384

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 384, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1878 (H1959)-1879 (H309)

M234.385

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 385, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1879 (H324-Y114)

M234.386

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 386, Kiowa Agency, 1864- 1880

 Letters Received from Kiowa Agency: 1880

M234.631

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 631, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1824-1841

M234.632

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 632, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1842-1846

203

M234.633

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 633, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1847-1874

M234.634

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 634, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1875

M234.635

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 635, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1876 (A22-N421)

M234.636

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 636, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1876 (N435-W1390)

M234.637

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 637, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1877

204

M234.638

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 638, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1878 (A261-G325)

M234.639

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 639, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1878 (G337-W2601)

M234.640

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 640, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1879

M234.641

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 641, Osage Agency, 1824- 1880

 Letters Received from Osage Agency: 1880

M234.659

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 659, Pawnee Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Pawnee Agency: 1859-1862

205

M234.660

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 660, Pawnee Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Pawnee Agency: 1863-1869

M234.661

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 661, Pawnee Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Pawnee Agency: 1870-1872

M234.662

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 662, Pawnee Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Pawnee Agency: 1873

M234.663

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 663, Pawnee Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Pawnee Agency: 1874-1875

M234.664

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 664, Pawnee Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Pawnee Agency: 1876

206

M234.665

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 665, Pawnee Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Pawnee Agency: 1877

M234.666

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 666, Pawnee Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Pawnee Agency: 1878

M234.667

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 667, Pawnee Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Pawnee Agency: 1879

M234.668

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 668, Pawnee Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Pawnee Agency: 1880

M234.670

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 670, Ponca Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Ponca Agency: 1859-1863

207

M234.671

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 671, Ponca Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Ponca Agency: 1864-1870

M234.672

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 672, Ponca Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Ponca Agency: 1871-1873

M234.673

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 673, Ponca Agency, 1859- 1880

 Letters Received from Ponca Agency: 1874-1875

M234.703

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 703, Quapaw Agency, 1871- 1880

 Letters Received from Quapaw Agency: 1871-1873

M234.704

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 704, Quapaw Agency, 1871- 1880

 Letters Received from Quapaw Agency: 1874-1875

208

M234.705

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 705, Quapaw Agency, 1871- 1880

 Letters Received from Quapaw Agency: 1876-1877

M234.706

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 706, Quapaw Agency, 1871- 1880

 Letters Received from Quapaw Agency: 1877-1878

M234.707

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 707, Quapaw Agency, 1871- 1880

 Letters Received from Quapaw Agency: 1878-1879

M234.708

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 708, Quapaw Agency, 1871- 1880

 Letters Received from Quapaw Agency: 1879

M234.728

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 728, Sac and Fox Agency, 1824-1880

 Letters Received from Sac and Fox Agency: 1824-1833

209

M234.729

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 729, Sac and Fox Agency, 1824-1880

 Letters Received from Sac and Fox Agency: 1834-1837

M234.730

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 730, Sac and Fox Agency, 1824-1880

 Letters Received from Sac and Fox Agency: 1838-1840

M234.731

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 731, Sac and Fox Agency, 1824-1880

 Letters Received from Sac and Fox Agency: 1841-1842

M234.732

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 732, Sac and Fox Agency, 1824-1880

 Letters Received from Sac and Fox Agency: 1843-1850

M234.737

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 737, Sac and Fox Agency, 1824-1880

 Letters Received from Sac and Fox Agency: 1867-1868

210

M234.738

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 738, Sac and Fox Agency, 1824-1880

 Letters Received from Sac and Fox Agency: 1869-1870

M234.739

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 739, Sac and Fox Agency, 1824-1880

 Letters Received from Sac and Fox Agency: 1871-1873

M234.740

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 740, Sac and Fox Agency, 1824-1880

 Letters Received from Sac and Fox Agency: 1874-1875

M234.747

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 747, St. Louis Superintendency, 1824-1851

 Letters Received from the St. Louis Superintendency: 1824-1826

M234.748

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 748, St. Louis Superintendency, 1824-1851

 Letters Received from the St. Louis Superintendency: 1827-1828

211

M234.749

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 749, St. Louis Superintendency, 1824-1851

 Letters Received from the St. Louis Superintendency: 1829-1831

M234.750

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 750, St. Louis Superintendency, 1824-1851

 Letters Received from the St. Louis Superintendency: 1832-1835

M234.751

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 751, St. Louis Superintendency, 1824-1851

 Letters Received from the St. Louis Superintendency: 1836-1838

M234.752

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 752, St. Louis Superintendency, 1824-1851

 Letters Received from the St. Louis Superintendency: 1839-1841

M234.753

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 753, St. Louis Superintendency, 1824-1851

 Letters Received from the St. Louis Superintendency: 1842-1845

212

M234.754

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 754, St. Louis Superintendency, 1824-1851

 Letters Received from the St. Louis Superintendency: 1846-1847

M234.755

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 755, St. Louis Superintendency, 1824-1851

 Letters Received from the St. Louis Superintendency: 1848-1849

M234.756

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 756, St. Louis Superintendency, 1824-1851

 Letters Received from the St. Louis Superintendency: 1850-1851

M234.801

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 801, Seminole Agency, 1824-1876

 Letters Received from Seminole Agency: 1846-1855

M234.802

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 802, Seminole Agency, 1824-1876

 Letters Received from Seminole Agency: 1856-1858

213

M234.803

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 803, Seminole Agency, 1824-1876

 Letters Received from Seminole Agency: 1859-1867

M234.806

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 806, Seminole Agency, 1824-1876

 Letters Received from Seminole Agency – Emigration: 1826-1846

M234.807

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 807, Seminole Agency, 1824-1876

 Letters Received from Seminole Agency – Emigration: 1848-1859

M234.809

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 809, Shawnee Agency, 1855- 1876

 Letters Received from Shawnee Agency: 1855-1857

M234.810

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 810, Shawnee Agency, 1855- 1876

 Letters Received from Shawnee Agency: 1858-1859

214

M234.811

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 811, Shawnee Agency, 1855- 1876

 Letters Received from Shawnee Agency: 1860

M234.812

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 812, Shawnee Agency, 1855- 1876

 Letters Received from Shawnee Agency: 1861-1862

M234.813

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 813, Shawnee Agency, 1855- 1876

 Letters Received from Shawnee Agency: 1863-1864

M234.814

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 814, Shawnee Agency, 1855- 1876

 Letters Received from Shawnee Agency: 1865-1866

M234.833

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 833, Southern Superintendency, 1851-1871

 Letters Received from the Southern Superintendency: 1851-1856

215

M234.834

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 834, Southern Superintendency, 1851-1871

 Letters Received from the Southern Superintendency: 1857-1862

M234.835

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 835, Southern Superintendency, 1851-1871

 Letters Received from the Southern Superintendency: 1863-1864

M234.836

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 836, Southern Superintendency, 1851-1871

 Letters Received from the Southern Superintendency: 1865

M234.837

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 837, Southern Superintendency, 1851-1871

 Letters Received from the Southern Superintendency: 1866-1867

M234.838

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 838, Southern Superintendency, 1851-1871

 Letters Received from the Southern Superintendency: 1868-1869

216

M234.839

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 839, Southern Superintendency, 1851-1871

 Letters Received from the Southern Superintendency: 1870-1871

M234.878

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 878, Upper Arkansas Agency, 1855-1874

 Letters Received from Upper Arkansas Agency: 1855-1864

M234.879

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 879, Upper Arkansas Agency, 1855-1874

 Letters Received from Upper Arkansas Agency: 1865-1867  Includes Fort Gibson, Fort Larned, Fort Cobb, and Fort Arbuckle

M234.880

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 880, Upper Arkansas Agency, 1855-1874

 Letters Received from Upper Arkansas Agency: 1868-1870 o Includes Fort Cobb, Fort Arbuckle, and Fort Gibson

M234.881

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 881, Upper Arkansas Agency, 1855-1874

 Letters Received from Upper Arkansas Agency: 1871-1873

217

M234.882

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 882, Upper Arkansas Agency, 1855-1874

 Letters Received from Upper Arkansas Agency: 1874

M234.928

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 928, Wichita Agency, 1857-1878

 Letters Received from Wichita Agency: 1857-1866

M234.929

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 929, Wichita Agency, 1857-1878

 Letters Received from Wichita Agency: 1857-1866

M234.930

Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 930, Wichita Agency, 1857-1878

 Letters Received from Wichita Agency: 1876-1878

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National Archives M574 Series

National Archives M574.27

Federal Archives and Records Center, Special Files of the Office of Indian Affairs, 1807-1904

 File 134 – Loyal Choctaw and Chickasaw claims for losses during the Civil War, Treaty of Apr. 28, 1866: 1866-1867 o For protests of Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations against claims allowed under Treaty of 1866, see #142 o For traders claims, see #245 o For negotiators claims, see #216  File 135 – Claims against the Seminole Indians for property losses, Treaty of 1832: 1835-1839  File 136 – McIntosh party, claims for property destroyed by hostile Creek Indians in 1825: 825- 1826  File 138 – Henry H. Sutton and other North Carolina Cherokee claims under the Treaty of 1835- 1836: 1838-1875

National Archives Microfilm M574.77

The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington: 1964 – Special Files of the Office of Indian Affairs, 1807- 1904 (Files 285-289)

 Special File 285 – Creek Self-Emigration Claims: 1886-1904  Special File 286 – Blankets furnished by John Dobson: 1888-1896  Special File 287 – Reverend R. P. and Mrs. Sallie B. Duvall, claim for compensation for conducting a school for the Sauk and Fox Indians in Kansas: 1863-1878  Special File 288 – Eli Ayres, claim against the Chickasaw Nation for certain land: 1891  Special File 189 – James K. Ozbun, accounts for services as teacher and superintendent of a school for Osage Indians: 1886-1891

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National Archives M595 Series

M595.12

The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940: Bloomfield Seminary, 1924 and California Special, 1907-1911

 Bloomfield Seminary: 1924  California Special: 1907-1911 o “California Special” is a file heading used for records concerning the several agencies and schools in California. See also Bishop, Campo, Digger, Fort Bidwell, Fort Yuma, Greenville, Hoopa Valley, Malki, Mission Tule River, Pala, Round Valley, Sacramento, San Jacinto, Soboba, and Tule River.  Santa Ysabel Agency, California – Census of the Mesa Grand Band of Diegueno Mission Indians: June 30, 1907  Santa Ysabel Agency, California – Census of the Guyapayia (Mission or Capitan Grande): June 30, 1907  Santa Ysabel Agency, California – Census of the Los Coyotes Band, including San Ysedro and San Ignacio: June 30, 1907  Santa Ysabel Agency, California – Census of the Volcan: June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the Cahuilla Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians (Palm Springs): June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians: June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the Santa Rosa Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the Santa Ynez Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the Agua Dulce Village of Torres Reservation: June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the Torres-Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians: June 30, 1907  San Jacinto Agency, California – Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1907  Cahuilla School, California – Census of the Cahuilla Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1908  Cahuilla School, California – Census of the Santa Rosa Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1908  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Campo Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1908

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 Pala Agency, California – Census of the La Posta Band of Mission Indians June 30, 1908  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Manzanita Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1908  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Kumeyaay (Cuyapaipe): June 30, 1908  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Pechanga Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1908  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Pala Band of Mission Indians, Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, and San Felipe: June 30, 1908  Pala Agency, California – Census of the La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians, Potrero, and La Piche: June 30, 1908  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Luiseno Mission: June 30, 1908  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation: June 30, 1908  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1908  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the Inaja-Cosmit Band of Indians June 30, 1908  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the Los Coyotes Band, including San Ysedro and San Ignacio: June 30, 1908  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the Capitan Grande, including Los Conejos: June 30, 1908  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians (Volcan): June 30, 1908  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the Mesa Grand Band of Diegueno Mission Indians: June 30, 1908  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1908  Cahuilla Agency, California – Census of the Santa Rosa Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1909  Cahuilla Agency, California – Census of the Cahuilla Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1909  Capitan Grande Agency, California – Census of the Los Conejos Mission: June 24, 1909  Capitan Grande Agency, California – Census of the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation: June 26, 1909  Capitan Grande Agency, California – Census of the Capitan Grande: June 30, 1909  Jackson, California – Census of the Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians (Digger): June 30, 1909  La Jolla Agency, California – Census of the Mission: July 1, 1909  Mesa Grande Agency, California – Census of the Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1909  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1909  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Pauma/Yuima Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1909  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Campo Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1909  Pala Agency, California – Census of the La Posta Band of Mission Indians June 30, 1909  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Manzanita Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1909  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Kumeyaay (Cuyapaipe): June 30, 1909  Pechanga Indian School, California – Census of the Pechanga Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1909  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1909

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 Volcan Indian School, California – Census of the Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1909  Volcan Indian School, California – Census of the Las Coyotes Band, including San Ysedro and San Ignacio: June 30, 1909  Volcan Indian School, California – Census of the Inaja-Cosmit Band of Indians June 30, 1909  Cahuilla Agency, California – Census of the Santa Rosa Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1910  Cahuilla Agency, California – Census of the Cahuilla Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1910  Capitan Grande Agency, California – Census of the Los Conejos Mission: June 30, 1910  Capitan Grande Agency, California – Census of the Capitan Grande: June 18, 1910  Capita Grande Agency, California – Census of the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation: June 30, 1910  Jackson, California – Census of the Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians (Digger): June 30, 1910  Fort Bidwell Agency, California – Census of the Paiute, Pit River, and Tuolumne Band of Me- Wuk Indians (Digger): June 30, 1910  Hoopa Valley Agency, California – Census of the Hoopa: June 30, 1910  Hoopa Valley Agency, California – Census of the Lower Klamath River: Nov. 8, 1910  La Jolla Agency, California – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1910  Census Report of Malki (or Morongo) Indians: Dec. 6, 1910 o List of Headmen of the Morongo Band or Village or Mission Indians residing on the Malki Indian Reservation near Banning, California.  Malki Agency – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1910  Martinez Agency, California – Census of the Torres-Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians: June 30, 1910  Martinez Agency, California – Census of the Augustine Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1910  Martinez Agency, California – Census of the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1910  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians and Mesa Grande Reserve: June 30, 1910  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1910  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Pauma/Yuima Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1910  Pechanga Agency, California – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1910  Census of the Rincon Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1910  Census of the Concow: June 30, 1910  Census of the Pit River and Nomelacki: June 30, 1910  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Reservation: June 30, 1910  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki: June 30, 1910  Soboba Agency, California – Census of the San Jacinto: June 30, 1910  Soboba Agency, California – Census of the Santa Ynez Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1910  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1910  Volcan Indian School, California – Census of the Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians (Volcan): June 30, 1910  Volcan Indian School, California – Census of the Los Coyotes Band: June 30, 1910

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 Volcan Indian School, California – Census of the Inaja-Cosmit Band of Indians June 30, 1910  Cahuilla Agency, California – Census of the Santa Rosa Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1911  Cahuilla Agency, California – Census of the Santa Rosa Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1911  Manzinata Agency, California – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1911  Quaipaipe Agency, California – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1911  Laguna Agency, California – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1911  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1911  Capitan Grande Agency, California – Census of the Los Conejos: June 30, 1911  Capitan Grande Agency, California – Census of the Capitan Grande: June 30, 1911  Capitan Grande Agency, California – Census of the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation: June 30, 1911  Digger Agency, California – Census of the Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians (Digger): June 30, 1911  Fort Bidwell Agency, California – Census of the Paiute: June 30, 1911  Fort Bidwell Agency, California – Census of the Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians (Digger): June 30, 1911  Fort Bidwell Agency, California – Census of the Pit River: June 30, 1911  Hoopa Valley Agency, California – Census of the Hoopa: June 30, 1911  Hoopa Valley Agency, California – Census of the Klamath River Tribes: June 30, 1911  Hooper Valley Agency, California – Census of the Lower Klamath River Tribes: June 30, 1911  Malki Agency, California – Census of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1911  Malki Agency, California – Census of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1911  Malki Agency, California – Census of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians (Palm Springs): June 30, 1911  Malki Agency, California – Census of the Mission Creek: June 30, 1911  Martinez Agency, California – Census of the Augustine Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1911  Martinez Agency, California – Census of the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1911  Martinez Agency, California – Census of the Torres-Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians: June 30, 1911  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1911  Mesa Grande School, California – Census of the Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians and Mesa Grande: June 30, 1911  Rincon Agency, California – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1911  La Jolla Agency, California – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1911  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Pauma/Yuima Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1911  Pala Agency, California – Census of the Mission (Pala): June 30, 1911  Pechanga Agency, California – Census of the Mission: June 30, 1911  Census of the Concow: June 30, 1911  Census of the Pit River and Nomelacki: June 30, 1911  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood: June 30, 1911  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki: June 30, 1911

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 Census of the Laytonville: June 30, 1911  Census of the Sherwood Valley Rancheria: June 30, 1911  Soboba Agency, California – Census of the San Jacinto: June 30, 1911  Soboba Agency, California – Census of the Santa Ynez Band of Mission Indians: June 30, 1911  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1911  Volcan Indian School, California – Census of the Los Coyotes: June 30, 1911  Volcan Indian School, California – Census of the Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians (Volcan): June 30, 1911  Volcan Indian School, California – Census of the Inaja-Cosmit Band of Indians June 30, 1911

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Camp McDowell, Arizona: Mohave-Apache, Tonto-Apache, and Yuma-Apache, 1905-1909, 1911-1912; Camp Verde, Arizona: Apache and Mojave, 1915-1927; Campo: Mission, 1916-1920; Canton Asylum, 1910-1911, 1921, 1924

 Camp McDowell Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache, Tonto-Apache, and Yuma- Apache: Aug. 10, 1906  Camp McDowell Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache, Tonto-Apache, and Yuma- Apache: July 1, 1907  Camp McDowell Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave and Yuma Apache: June 30, 1908  Camp McDowell Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave and Yuma Apache: Sep. 30, 1909  Census of the Camp McDowell Agency, Arizona: June 1911  Camp McDowell Agency, Arizona – Census of the Lehi: June 30, 1911  Camp McDowell Agency, Arizona – Census of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community: June 1911  Camp McDowell Agency, Arizona – Census of Fort McDowell: June 30, 1912  Camp McDowell Agency, Arizona – Census of the Lehi: June 30, 1912  Camp McDowell Agency, Arizona – Census of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community: June 1912  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache: June 30, 1916  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache: June 30, 1917  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache: June 30, 1918  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache: June 30, 1919  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache: June 30, 1920  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache: June 30, 1921  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache: June 30, 1922  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache: June 30, 1923

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 Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache: June 30, 1924  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache: June 30, 1925  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache and Tonto-Apache: June 30, 1926  Camp Verde Agency, Arizona – Census of the Mohave-Apache and Tonto-Apache: June 30, 1927  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe: June 30, 1916  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Campo Reservation: June 30, 1917  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Manzanita Reservation: June 30, 1917  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the La Posta Reservation: June 30, 1917  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Laguna Reservation: June 30, 1917  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Cuayapaipe Reservation: June 30, 1917  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Campo Reservation: June 30, 1918  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Manzanita Reservation: June 30, 1918  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Laguna Reservation: June 30, 1918  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Cuayapaipe Reservation: June 30, 1918  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the La Posta Reservation: June 30, 1918  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Campo Reservation: June 30, 1919  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Manzanita Reservation: June 30, 1919  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the La Posta Reservation: June 30, 1919  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Laguna Reservation: June 30, 1919  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Cuayapaipe Reservation: June 30, 1919  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Campo Reservation: June 30, 1920  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Manzanita Reservation: June 30, 1920

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 Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the La Posta Reservation: June 30, 1920  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Laguna Reservation: June 30, 1920  Campo Agency, California – Census of the Mission Tribe of the Cuayapaipe Reservation: June 30, 1920  Census of the Asylum of Insane Indians in Canton, South Dakota: July 2, 1910  Census of the Asylum of Insane Indians in Canton, South Dakota: July 3, 1911  Census of Males in the Asylum of Insane Indians in Canton, South Dakota: June 30, 1921  Census of Females in the Asylum of Insane Indians in Canton, South Dakota: June 30, 1921  Census of Males in the Asylum of Insane Indians in Canton, South Dakota: June 30, 1924  Census of Females in the Asylum of Insane Indians in Canton, South Dakota: June 30, 1924

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, 1965 – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940-Roll 16, Cantonment Agency: Cheyenne and Arapaho, 1903-1916

 Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1903  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1903  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1904  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1904  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1905  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1905  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1906  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1906  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1907  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1907  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: Dec. 30, 1907  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: Dec. 30, 1907  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1908  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1908  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1909  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1909  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1910  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1910  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1911  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1911  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1912

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 Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1913  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1914  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1915

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, 1965 – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940-Roll 17, Cantonment Agency: Cheyenne and Arapaho, 1917-1927 and Carlisle School, 1911

 Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1917  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1918  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1919  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1920  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1921  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1922  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1923  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1924  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1925  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1926  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1927  Census of Carlisle Students: 1911

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, 1965 – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940-Roll 27, Cheyenne and Arapaho, 1887-1888 and 1891-1894

 Darlington Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1887  Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: Sep. 5, 1888 o Seger Colony Arapahos o Cantonment Arapahos o Bents District Arapahos o Agency District Arapahos o Agency District Cheyennes o Fort Reno Scouts – Cheyennes and Arapahos o Bents District Cheyennes o Seger Colony Cheyennes

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o Twelve Mile Point District Cheyennes o Fort Supply Cheyennes o Cantonment Cheyennes o Seger Colony Cheyennes o Fort Elliott Cheyennes o Fort Supply Cheyennes  Darlington Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1891  Cantonment Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1891  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1892  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1893  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1894

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, 1965 – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940-Roll 28, Cheyenne and Arapaho, 1895-1904

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1895  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1896  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1897  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1898  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1899  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1900  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1901  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1902  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1903  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1904

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, 1965 – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940-Roll 29, Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians, 1905-1920

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1905  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1905  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne: June 30, 1906  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Arapaho: June 30, 1906  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1907  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1908  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1909  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1910  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1911  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1912  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1913  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1914  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1915  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1916  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1917  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1918  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1919  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1920

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, 1965 – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940-Roll 30, Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians, 1921-1930

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1921  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1922  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1923  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1924  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1925  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1926  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1927  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1928  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: June 30, 1929  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: Apr. 1, 1930

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, 1965 – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940-Roll 31, Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians, 1931-1933

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: 1931  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: 1932  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: 1933

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National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington, 1965 – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940-Roll 32, Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians, 1934-1939

 Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: 1934  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: 1935  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: 1936  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: 1937  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: 1938  Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Cheyenne and Arapaho: 1939

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Colville Agency, Washington: Colville, Spokane, Coeur d’Alène, Lake, Nespelem, Okanagan, Sanpoil, Joseph’s Band of Nez Perce, and Moses Band of Columbia, 1899-1905

 Census of the Colville: June 30, 1899  Census of the Lake: June 30, 1899  Census of the Upper and Middle Spokanes on Coeur d’Alène Reservation: June 30, 1899  Census of the Coeur d’Alène: June 30, 1899  Census of Joseph’s Band of Nez Perce: June 30, 1899  Census of the Moses Band of Columbias : June 30, 1899  Census of the Okanagan: June 30, 1899  Census of the Upper and Middle Spokanes on the Spokane Reservation: June 30, 1899  Census of the Lower Spokane: June 30, 1899  Census of the Lake: June 30, 1900  Census of the Okanagan: June 30, 1900  Census of the Colville: June 30, 1900  Census of Joseph’s Band of Nez Perce: June 30, 1900  Census of the Lower Spokane: June 30, 1900  Census of the Moses Band of Columbias: June 30, 1900  Census of the Upper and Middle Spokanes on the Spokane Reservation: June 30, 1900  Census of the Coeur d’Alène: June 30, 1900  Census of the Upper and Middle Spokane on Coeur d’Alène Reservation: June 30, 1900  Census of the Colville: June 30, 1901  Census of Joseph’s Band of Nez Perce: June 30, 1901  Census of the Upper and Middle Spokanes on Coeur d’Alène Reservation: June 30, 1901

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 Census of the Lake: June 30, 1901  Census of the Coeur d’Alène: June 30, 1901  Census of the Moses Band of Columbias: June 30, 1901  Census of the Okanogan: June 30, 1901  Census of the Lower Spokane: June 30, 1901  Census of the Upper and Middle Spokanes on the Spokane Reservation: June 30, 1901  Census of the Colville: June 30, 1902  Census of the Upper and Middle Spokanes on Coeur d’Alène Reservation: June 30, 1902  Census of the Okanogan: June 30, 1902  Census of the Lower Spokane: June 30, 1902  Census of the Coeur d’Alène: June 30, 1902  Census of the Moses Band of Columbias: June 30, 1902  Census of Joseph’s Band of Nez Perce: June 30, 1902  Census of the Lake: June 30, 1902  Census of the Upper and Middle Spokanes on Coeur d’Alène Reservation: June 30, 1902  Census of the Lake: June 30, 1903  Census of the Moses Band of Columbias: June 30, 1903  Census of Joseph’s Band of Nez Perce: June 30, 1903  Census of the Coeur d’Alène: June 30, 1903  Census of the Okanogan: June 30, 1903  Census of the Lower Spokane: June 30, 1903  Census of the Upper and Middle Spokanes on the Spokane Reservation: June 30, 1903  Census of the Colville: June 30, 1903  Census of the Spokane on Coeur d’Alène Reservation: June 30, 1903  Census of the Upper and Middle Spokanes: June 30, 1904  Census of the Spokane on Coeur d’Alène Reservation: June 30, 1904  Census of the Colville: June 30, 1904  Census of the Lower Spokane: June 30, 1904  Census of the Coeur d’Alène: June 30, 1904  Census of Joseph’s Band of Nez Perce: June 30, 1904  Census of the Moses Band of Columbias: June 30, 1904  Census of the Okanogan: June 30, 1904  Census of the Lake: June 30, 1904  Census of the Colville (San Poil): June 30, 1905  Census of the Lake: June 30, 1905  Census of the Okanogan: June 30, 1905  Census of the Colville: June 30, 1905  Census of the Joseph’s Band of Nez Perce: June 30, 1905  Census of the Moses Band of Columbias: June 30, 1905  Census of the Coeur d’Alène: June 30, 1905  Census of the Spokane on Coeur d’Alène Reservation: June 30, 1905  Census of the Okanogan and Nespilem: June 30, 1905

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 Census of the Upper Spokane: June 30, 1905  Census of the Lower Spokane: June 30, 1905

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 Census of the Colville Reservation: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Spokane Reservation: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Colville Reservation: Apr. 1, 1934  Colville Reservation Deaths: Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Colville Reservation Births: Apr. 1, 1933-Apr. 1, 1934  Colville Reservation Births: Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Unreported Colville Reservation Births prior to Apr. 1, 1934  Spokane Reservation Births: Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Spokane Reservation Deaths: Apr. 1, 1933-Apr. 1, 1934 o Lists Paul Isaac’s death who was the last person one a tribal census roll listed whose tribal affiliation was Chewelah.  Spokane Reservation Deaths: Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Census of the Spokane Reservation: Apr. 1, 1934  Supplemental Census of the Spokane Reservation: Apr. 1, 1934 o Additions (births) and deductions (deaths)  Spokane Reservation Deaths: Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Spokane Reservation Births: Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Unreported Spokane Reservation Births prior to Apr. 1, 1934  Unreported Spokane Reservation Deaths prior to Apr. 1, 1934  Supplemental Census of the Spokane Reservation: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Colville Reservation Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Supplemental Census of the Colville Reservation Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Colville Reservation Deaths: Jan. 1, 1935  Unreported Spokane Reservation Deaths prior to Apr. 1, 1934  Colville Reservation Deaths: Jan. 1, 1935  Supplemental Census of the Spokane Reservation: Jan. 1, 1935  Colville Reservation Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Spokane Reservation Deaths: Jan. 1, 1935  Spokane Reservation Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 1934  Supplemental Census of the Colville Reservation: Jan. 1, 1936  Supplemental Census of the Spokane Reservation: Jan. 1, 1936

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 Colville Reservation Marriages: Jan. 1, 1936  Spokane Reservation Marriages: Jan. 1, 1936  Colville Reservation Divorces: Jan. 1, 1936  Census of the Spokane Reservation: Jan. 1, 1937  Census of the Colville Reservation Births: 1936  Census of the Spokane Reservation Births: 1936  Census of the Colville Reservation Deaths: 1936  Census of the Spokane Reservation Deaths: 1936  Supplemental Census of the Colville and Spokane Reservation Births: prior to and including 1937  Supplemental Census of the Colville Reservation: Jan. 1, 1938  Supplemental Census of the Spokane Reservation: Jan. 1, 1938  Colville Reservation Deaths: prior to and including 1937  Supplemental Census of the Colville Reservation: Jan. 1, 1939  Supplemental Census of the Spokane Reservation: Jan. 1, 1939  Colville Reservation Deaths: prior to and including 1939  Spokane Reservation Deaths: 1938  Transfer or Adjustment Census of the Colville Reservation: 1938  Colville Reservation Marriages: 1938  Transfer or Adjustment Census of the Spokane Reservation: 1938  Spokane Reservation Marriages: 1938

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Fort Belknap Agency, Montana: Gros Ventre and Assiniboin, 1885-1895

 Census of the Gros Ventre and Assiniboin: June 30, 1885  Census of the Fort Belknap Agency, Montana: 1886  Census of the Fort Belknap Agency, Montana: Aug. 17, 1887  Census of the Fort Belknap Agency, Montana: June 30, 1888  Census of the Gros Ventre and Assiniboin: Sep. 19, 1889  Census of the Gros Ventre and Assiniboin: June 30, 1890  Census of the Gros Ventre and Assiniboin: Aug. 1891  Census of the Gros Ventre and Assiniboin: July 1, 1892  Census of the Gros Ventre and Assiniboin: June 30, 1893  Census of the Gros Ventre and Assiniboin: June 30, 1894  Census of the Gros Ventre and Assiniboin: June 30, 1895

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Greenville Agency, California: Me-Wuk (Digger), Goose Valley, Fall River, Nosa, Yana, Pit River, Big Meadows, Shasta Indian Nation, Hat Creek, Cherokee, Wintoon, and Lower Klamath River Tribes, 1916- 1923

See also Pawnee and Ponca.

 Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1906  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1907  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1908  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1909  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1910  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1912  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1915  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1916  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1917  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1918  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1919

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Pawnee, 1902- 1919

For earlier rolls, see Ponca.

 Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1902  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1903  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1904  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1905  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1906  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1907  Census the Pawnee: July 1, 1908  Census the Pawnee: July 1, 1909  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1910

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 Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1911  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1912  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1913  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1914  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1915  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1916  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1917  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1918  Census the Pawnee: June 30, 1919

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Pawnee Agency: Kansa or Kaw, Otoe and Missouria, Pawnee, and Ponca, 1920-1927

For earlier rolls of Kansa Indians, see Kaw and Osage. See Ponca for earlier rolls of Otoe and Missouria Indians and of Ponca Indians for 1922-1927 rolls.

 Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1920  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1920  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1920  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1920  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1921  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1921  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1921  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1921  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1922  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1922  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1923  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1923  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1924  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1924  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1925  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1925  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1926  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1927  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1927

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For Otoe, Ponca, and Tonkawa census rolls 1922-1927, see Ponca.

 Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1928  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1928  Census of the Otoe: June 30, 1928  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1928  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1929  Census of the Otoe: June 30, 1929  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1929  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1929  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1929  Census of the Otoe: Apr. 1, 1930  Census of the Pawnee: Apr. 1, 1930  Census of the Ponca: Apr. 1, 1930  Census of the Tonkawa: Apr. 1, 1930

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 Census of the Kaw: Apr. 1, 1931  Census of the Otoe: Apr. 1, 1931  Census of the Pawnee: Apr. 1, 1931  Census of the Ponca: Apr. 1, 1931  Census of the Kaw: Apr. 1, 1931  Census of the Tonkawa: Apr. 1, 1931

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 Census of the Kaw: Apr. 1, 1932  Census of the Otoe: Apr. 1, 1932  Census of the Pawnee: Apr. 1, 1932  Census of the Ponca: Apr. 1, 1932  Census of the Tonkawa: Apr. 1, 1932  Kaw Births: 1924-1930  Otoe Births: 1925-1932  Pawnee Births: 1925-1930  Ponca Births: 1924-1931  Kaw Deaths: 1924-1931  Otoe Deaths: 1924-1932  Pawnee Deaths: 1924-1931  Ponca Deaths: 1924-1931

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 Census of the Kaw: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Otoe: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Pawnee: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Ponca: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Tonkawa: Apr. 1, 1933 o Referred to as “Oakland Reservation.”  Supplemental Census of the Kaw: Apr. 1, 1933 o Additions (births) and Deductions (deaths).  Supplemental Census of the Tonkawa: Apr. 1, 1933 o Additions (births) and Deductions (deaths).  Supplemental Census of the Pawnee: Apr. 1, 1933 o Additions (births) and Deductions (deaths).  Supplemental Census of the Ponca: Apr. 1, 1933

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 Census of the Kaw: Apr. 1, 1934  Census of the Otoe: Apr. 1, 1934  Census of the Pawnee: Apr. 1, 1934  Census of the Ponca: Apr. 1, 1934  Census of the Tonkawa: Apr. 1, 1934 o Referred to as “Oakland Reservation.”  Supplemental Census of the Pawnee: Apr. 1, 1934 o Additions (births) and Deductions (deaths).  Supplemental Census of the Ponca: Apr. 1, 1934 o Additions (births) and Deductions (deaths).  Supplemental Census of the Tonkawa: Apr. 1, 1934 o Referred to as “Oakland Reservation.” Additions (births) and Deductions (deaths).  Supplemental Census of the Kaw: Apr. 1, 1934 o Additions (births) and Deductions (deaths).  Kaw Births: Apr. 1, 1933-Apr. 1, 1934  Pawnee Births: Apr. 1, 1932-Apr. 1, 1934  Otoe Births: Apr. 1, 1927-Apr. 1, 1928 and Apr. 1, 1932-Apr. 1, 1934  Ponca Births: Apr. 1, 1934  Kaw Births: Apr. 1, 1932-Mar. 31, 1933  Unreported Pawnee Births: Apr. 1, 1932-Mar. 31, 1933  Pawnee Deaths: Apr. 1, 1933-Apr. 1, 1934  Kaw Deaths: Apr. 1, 1932-Apr. 1, 1934  Tonkawa Deaths: 1932-1933  Otoe Deaths: 1932-1934  Ponca Deaths: 1933-1934  Ponca Stillbirths: 1933  Pawnee Stillbirths: 1934  Pawnee Deaths: 1932  Supplemental Census of the Kaw: Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Supplemental Census of the Otoe: Jan. 1, 1934=Apr. 1, 1934

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 Pawnee Births (Additions): Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Ponca Births (Additions): Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Otoe Deaths (Deductions): Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Pawnee Deaths (Deductions): Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Ponca Deaths (Deductions): Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Kaw Births (Additions): Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Otoe Births (Additions): Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Pawnee Births (Additions): Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Ponca Births (Additions): Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Otoe Deaths: Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Pawnee Deaths: Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Ponca Deaths: Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Supplemental Census of the Kaw: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Supplemental Census of the Otoe: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Pawnee Births (Additions): Dec. 31, 1934  Supplemental Census of the Ponca: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Tonkawa Births (Additions): Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934 o Referred to as “Oakland Reservation.”  Kaw Births (Additions): Dec. 31, 1934  Otoe Births (Additions): Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Ponca Births (Additions): Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Kaw Deaths (Deductions): Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Otoe Deaths (Deductions): Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Pawnee Deaths (Deductions): Dec. 31, 1934  Ponca Deaths (Deductions): Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Tonkawa Deaths (Deductions): Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934 o Referred to as “Oakland Reservation.”  Kaw Births: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Otoe Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Pawnee Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Ponca Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Tonkawa Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934 o Referred to as “Oakland Reservation.”  Kaw Deaths: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Otoe Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Pawnee Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Ponca Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Tonkawa Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934 o Referred to as “Oakland Reservation.”  Supplemental Census of the Kaw: Dec. 31, 1935  Supplemental Census of the Otoe: Dec. 31, 1935  Supplemental Census of the Pawnee: Dec. 31, 1935

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 Supplemental Census of the Ponca: Dec. 31, 1935  Supplemental Census of the Tonkawa: 1935  Kaw Births: 1935  Otoe Births: 1935  Pawnee Births: 1935  Ponca Births: 1935  Tonkawa Births: 1935  Unreported Pawnee Births: 1935  Unreported Ponca Births: 1935  Unreported Tonkawa Births: 1935  Kaw Deaths: 1935  Oto Deaths: 1935  Pawnee Deaths: 1935  Ponca Deaths: 1935

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 Census of the Kaw: Jan. 1, 1937  Census of the Otoe: Jan. 1, 1937  Census of the Pawnee: Jan. 1, 1937  Census of the Ponca: Jan. 1, 1937  Census of the Tonkawa: Jan. 1, 1937 o Referred to as “Oakland Reservation.”  Kaw Births: 1936  Otoe Births: 1936  Pawnee Births: 1936  Ponca Births: 1936  Tonkawa Births: 1936  Kaw Deaths: 1936  Otoe Deaths: 1936  Pawnee Deaths: 1936  Ponca Deaths: 1936  Tonkawa Deaths: 1936  Kaw Births (Additions): 1937  Otoe Births (Additions): 1937  Pawnee Births (Additions): 1937

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 Ponca Births (Additions): 1937  Tonkawa Births (Additions): 1937 o Referred to as “Oakland Reservation.”  Kaw Deaths (Deductions): 1937  Otoe Deaths (Deductions): 1937  Pawnee Deaths (Deductions): 1937  Ponca Deaths (Deductions): 1937  Tonkawa Deaths (Deductions): 1937 o Referred to as “Oakland Reservation.”  Supplemental Census of the Kaw: 1938  Supplemental Census of the Otoe: 1938  Supplemental Census of the Pawnee: 1938  Supplemental Census of the Ponca: 1938  Supplemental Census of the Tonkawa: 1938  Supplemental Census of the Kaw: 1938  Supplemental Census of the Otoe: 1938  Ponca Births (Additions): 1938  Tonkawa Births (Additions): 1938  Kaw Deaths: 1938  Pawnee Deaths: 1938  Ponca Deaths: 1938  Tonkawa Deaths: 1938  Unreported Otoe Births: 1935  Pawnee Transfer or Adjustment Roll: 1938  Pawnee Deaths: 1935

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Pima Agency, Arizona: Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (Pima and Maricopa) and the Tohono O’odham (Papago), 1895-1896, 1899, 1901

 Census of the Pima Agency, Arizona: July 25, 1895  Census of the San Xavier Reservation of the Pima Agency, Arizona: June 29, 1895  Census of the Lehi: June 30, 1895  Census of the Maricopa: June 30, 1895  Census of the Salt River of the Pima Agency, Arizona  Census of the Pimas of the Pima Agency: June 30, 1895 o Willow Stand

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o Gila Crossing o Maricopa o High Land o Rail Road Crossing o Wet Camp o Black Water o Sacaton o Santan o Lower Santan o Stotonick o Bap Chu o Casa Blanca  Census of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (Pima and Maricopa) and the Tohono O'odham (Papago) of the Pima Agency: 1896 o Blackwater o Sacaton Flats o Sacaton o Santon o Lower Sacaton o Stonech o Bap Chu o Cassa Blanco o South Wet Camp o North Wet Camp o Rail Road Crossing o Highland o North Gila Crossing o South Gila Crossing o Willow Stand o Salt River o Maricopa o Lehi o Gila Band o Maricopa Wells o San Xavier o Nomadis Papey  Census of the San Xavier Reservation of the Pima Agency: June 30, 1899  Census of the San Xavier Reservation of the Pima Agency: June 30, 1901

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Ponca Agency: Ponca, Otoe and Missouria, Pawnee, and Tonkawa, 1886-1890

 Census of the Ponca: 1886  Census of the Otoe: 1886  Census of the Tonkawa: 1886  Census of the Pawnee: 1887 o Petahowerat Band, No. 3 o Skeedee Band, No. 1 o Chowee Band, No. 2 o Kitkahock Band, No. 4  Census of the Ponca: 1887  Census of the Tonkawa: 1887  Census of the Otoe: 1887  Census of the Ponca: 1888  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1888  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1888  Census of the Tonkawa: 1888  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1889  Census of the Ponca: July 1, 1889  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: July 1, 1889  Census of the Tonkawa: July 9, 1889  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1890  Census of the Pawnee: June 1890  Census of the Otoe: June 30, 1890  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1890

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 Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1891  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1891  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1891  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1891

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 Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1892  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1892  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1892  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1892  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1893  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1893  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1893  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1893  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1894  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1894  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1894  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1894  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1895  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1895  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1895  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1895  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1896  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1896  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1896  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1896

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For Pawnee census rolls starting 1902, see Pawnee. For later rolls of Otoe and Missouria, see Oto.

 Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1897  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1897  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1897  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1897  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1898  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1898  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1898  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1898  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1899  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1899

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 Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1899  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1899  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1900  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1900  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1900  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1900  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1901  Census of the Pawnee: June 30, 1901  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1901  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1901  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1902  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1902  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1902  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1903  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1903  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1903

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 Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1904  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1904  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1905  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1905  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1906  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 196  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1907  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1907  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1908  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1908  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1909  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1909  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1910  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1910  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1911  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1911  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1912

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For earlier rolls of Kansa Indians, see Kaw and Osage. For later rolls, see Pawnee. For 1920 and 1921 rolls of Ponca Indians, see Pawnee

 Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1913  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1913  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1913  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1914  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1914  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1915  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1915  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1915  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1916  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1916  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1916  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1917  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1917  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1917  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1918  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1918  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1918  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1919  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1919  Census of the Kaw: June 30, 1919

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For 1920 and 1921 rolls of Ponca Indians, see Pawnee. For earlier rolls of Otoe and Missouria Indians, see Oto. For later rolls, see Pawnee.

 Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1922  Census of the Tonkawa: July 1, 1922  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1922  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1923  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1923  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1923  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1924  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1924  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1924  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1925  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1925  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1925  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1926  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1926  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1926  Census of the Ponca: June 30, 1927  Census of the Otoe and Missouria: June 30, 1927  Census of the Tonkawa: June 30, 1927

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas: Prairie Band of Potawatomi, Iowa, Kickapoo, and Sac and Fox of the Missouri, and Chippewa and Christian or Munsee, 1891-1893 and 1895-1902

For later rolls of Iowa, Kickapoo, and Sac and Fox of the Missouri, see Kickapoo.

 Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1891  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1891  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1891

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 Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Chippewa and Christian (Munsee): June 30, 1891  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1891  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1892  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1892  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1892  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Chippewa and Christin (Munsee): June 30, 1892  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox of Missouri: June 30, 1892  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1893  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1893  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1893  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1893  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Chippewa and Christian (Munsee): June 30, 1893  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1895  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox of Missouri: Aug. 1, 1895  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: Aug. 1, 1895  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Chippewa and Christian (Munsee): Aug. 1, 1895  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: Aug. 1, 1895  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: Aug. 1, 1896  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: Aug. 1, 1896  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: Aug. 1, 1896  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox of Missouri: Aug. 1, 1896  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Chippewa and Christian (Munsee): Aug. 1, 1896  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: Sep. 1, 1897  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: Sep. 1, 1897  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: Sep. 1, 1897  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox of Missouri: Sep. 1, 1897  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Chippewa and Christian (Munsee): Sep 30, 1897

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 Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox of Missouri: June 30, 1898  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Chippewa and Christian (Munsee): June 30, 1898  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1898  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1898  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1898  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1899  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1899  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: July 18, 1899  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox of Missouri: 1899  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Chippewa and Christian (Munsee): June 30, 1899  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox of Missouri: June 30, 1900  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Chippewa and Christian (Munsee): June 30, 1900  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1900  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1900  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1900  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1901  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: 1901  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: 1901  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox of Missouri: 1901  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1902  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1902  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox of Missouri: June 30, 102  Potawatomi and Great Nemaha Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1902

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For 1920, see Kickapoo.

 Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: 1903  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1904  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1905  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1906  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1907  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1908  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1909  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1910  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1911  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1912  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1913  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1914 o There is an index.  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1915 o There is an index.  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1916  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1917  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1918  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Prairie Band of Potawatomi: June 30, 1919

M595.394

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Potawatomi Agency, Kansas: Potawatomi, Kickapoo, Iowa, and Sac and Fox, 1921-1926

For 1920, see Kickapoo. For 1927-1934, see Haskell.

 Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Potawatomi: June 30, 1921  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1921  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1921  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1921  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Potawatomi: June 30, 1922

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 Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox of Missouri: June 30, 1922  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1922  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1922  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Potawatomi: June 30, 1923 o There is an index.  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1923  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1923  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1923  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Potawatomi: June 30, 1924 o There is an index.  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1924  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1924  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1924  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Potawatomi: June 30, 1925 o There is an index.  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1925  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1925  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1925  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1926  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: June 30, 1926  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1926  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Potawatomi: June 30, 1926 o There is an index.

M595.395

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Potawatomi Agency, Kansas: Potawatomi, Kickapoo, Iowa, and Sac and Fox, 1935-1940 and 1942 supplement

For 1927-1934, see Haskell.

 Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Births of the Potawatomi: Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Potawatomi: Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Births of the Kickapoo: Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Sac and Fox: Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Iowa: Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Births of the Kickapoo: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935

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 Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Potawatomi: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Births of the Sac and Fox: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Births of the Iowa: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Kickapoo Births: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Potawatomi Births: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Iowa Births: prior to Apr. 2, 1934  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Kickapoo Births: prior to Apr. 2, 1934  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Potawatomi Births: prior to Apr. 2, 1934  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Sac and Fox Births: prior to Apr. 2, 1934  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Potawatomi Stillbirths: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Iowa: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Kickapoo: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Potawatomi: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Potawatomi: July 1, 1925-June 30, 1926  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Iowa: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Potawatomi: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Iowa Births: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Kickapoo Births: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Potawatomi Births: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Sac and Fox Births: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Iowa Births: 1934  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Potawatomi: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Iowa Deaths: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Kickapoo Deaths: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Potawatomi Deaths: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Potawatomi Deaths: 1928  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Sac and Fox Deaths: 1928  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Sac and Fox: 1931  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Potawatomi: 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Iowa Marriages: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Potawatomi Marriages: 1935  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Iowa: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Potawatomi: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Sac and Fox: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Iowa Births: 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Kickapoo Births: 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Potawatomi Births: 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Sac and Fox Births: 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Potawatomi Births prior to 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Iowa Births prior to 1936

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 Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Kickapoo Births prior to 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Additions (births) Census of Potawatomi: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Iowa Deaths: 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Kickapoo Deaths: 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Potawatomi Deaths: 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Iowa Deaths: 1932  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Potawatomi Deaths prior to 1936  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deductions Census of the Potawatomi: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Iowa: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Kickapoo: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Potawatomi: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Sac and Fox: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Iowa: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Kickapoo: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Potawatomi: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Sac and Fox: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Iowa: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Potawatomi Deaths prior to 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Kickapoo: 1937  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Potawatomi: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Transfer and Adjustment Census of the Iowa: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Transfer and Adjustment Census of the Sac and Fox: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Iowa Births: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Kickapoo Births: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Potawatomi Births: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Sac and Fox Births: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Unreported Potawatomi Births prior to 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Potawatomi: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Supplemental Census of the Sac and Fox: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Iowa Deaths: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Kickapoo Deaths: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Potawatomi Deaths: 1938  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Deaths of the Kickapoo: Jan. 1, 1939  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Kickapoo: 1940  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Census of the Potawatomi: 1940 o Contains some Citizen Potawatomi, Kickapoo, Iowa, Osage, Chippewa, and Seneca.  Potawatomi Agency, Kansas – Potawatomi Births: 1942

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Quapaw Agency, Oklahoma: Eastern Shawnee, Miami, Modoc, Ottawa, Peoria, Quapaw, Seneca, and Wyandotte, 1885-1892

 Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1885  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1885  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1885  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1885  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1885  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1885  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1885  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1885  Census of the Peoria: Aug. 26, 1886  Census of the Quapaw: Aug. 26, 1886  Census of the Ottawa: Aug. 26, 1886  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: Aug. 26, 1886  Census of the Seneca: Aug. 26, 1886  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1886  Census of the Wyandotte: Aug. 26, 1886  Census of the Modoc: Aug. 26, 1886  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: July 1, 1887  Census of the Modoc: July 1, 1887  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1887  Census of the Wyandotte: July 1, 1887  Census of the Seneca: July 1, 1887  Census of the Modoc: July 1, 1887  Census of the Ottawa: July 1, 1887  Census of the Quapaw: July 1, 1887  Census of the Miami: July 1, 1888  Census of the Modoc: July 1, 1888  Census of the Peoria: July 1, 1888  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: July 1, 1888  Census of the Seneca: July 1, 1888  Census of the Ottawa: July 1, 1888  Census of the Wyandotte: July 1, 1888  Census of the Quapaw: July 1, 1888  Census of the Miami: July 1, 1889  Census of the Seneca: July 1, 1889  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: July 1, 1889

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 Census of the Peoria: July 1, 1889  Census of the Modoc: July 1, 1889  Census of the Quapaw: July 1, 1889  Census of the Ottawa: July 1, 1889  Census of the Wyandotte: July 1, 1889  Census of the Quapaw: July 28, 1890  Census of the Peoria: Sep. 1, 1890  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: Sep. 1, 1890  Census of the Modoc: Sep. 1, 1890  Census of the Wyandotte: Sep. 1, 1890  Census of the Quapaw: Sep. 1, 1890  Census of the Ottawa: Sep. 1, 1890  Census of the Seneca: Sep. 1, 1890  Census of the Miami: Sep. 1, 1890  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1891  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1891  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1891  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1891  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1891  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1891  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1891  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1891  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1892  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1892  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1892  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1892  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1892  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1892  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1892  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1892

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Quapaw Agency: Eastern Shawnee, Miami, Modoc, Ottawa, Peoria, Quapaw, Seneca, and Wyandotte, 1893-1900

For 1901-1921 rolls see Seneca.

 Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1893  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1893  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1893  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1893  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1893  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1893  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1893  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1893  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1894  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1894  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1894  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1894  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1894  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1894  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1894  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1894  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1895  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1895  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1895  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1895  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1895  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1895  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1895  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1895  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1895  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1896  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1896  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1896  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1896  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1896  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1896  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1896  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1897

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 Census of the Miami: June 30, 1897  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1897  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1897  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1897  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1897  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1897  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1897  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1898  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1898  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1898  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1898  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1898  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1898  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1898  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1898  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1899  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1899  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1899  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1899  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1899  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1899  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1899  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1900  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1900  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1900  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1900  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1900  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1900  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1900  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1900

M595.413

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Quapaw Agency: Eastern Shawnee, Ottawa, Quapaw, Seneca, and Wyandotte, 1922-1929

 Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1 1922  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1922  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1922

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 Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1922  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1922  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1923  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1923  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1923  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1923  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1923  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1924  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1924  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1924  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1924  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1924  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1925  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1925  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1925  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1925  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1925  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1926  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1926  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1926  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1926  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1926  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1927  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1927  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1927  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1927  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1927  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1928  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1928  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1928  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1928  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1928  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1929  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1929  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1929  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1929  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1929

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Quapaw Agency: Eastern Shawnee, Ottawa, Quapaw, Seneca, and Wyandotte, 1930-1932

 Census of the Eastern Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1930  Census of the Quapaw: Apr. 30, 1930  Census of the Ottawa: Apr. 30, 1930  Census of the Seneca: Apr. 30, 1930  Census of the Wyandotte: Apr. 30, 1930  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1931  Census of the Ottawa: Apr. 1, 1931  Census of the Quapaw: Apr. 1, 1931  Census of the Seneca: Apr. 1, 1931  Census of the Wyandotte: Apr. 1, 1931  Supplemental Census of the Quapaw: Apr. 1, 1931  Supplemental Census of the Wyandotte: Apr. 1, 1931  Supplemental Census of the Ottawa: Apr. 1, 1931  Supplemental Census of the Eastern Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1931  Supplemental Census of the Quapaw: Apr. 1, 1931  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1932  Census of the Ottawa: Apr. 1, 1932  Census of the Quapaw: Apr. 1, 1932  Census of the Seneca: Apr. 1, 1932  Census of the Wyandotte: Apr. 1, 1932  Eastern Shawnee Births: July 1, 1924-Mar. 31, 1932  Ottawa Births: July 1, 1924-Mar. 31, 1932  Quapaw Births: July 1, 1924-Mar. 31, 1932  Seneca Births: July 1, 1924-Mar. 31, 1932  Wyandotte Births: July 1, 1924-Mar. 31, 1932  Eastern Shawnee Deaths: July 1, 1924-Mar. 31, 1932  Ottawa Deaths: July 1, 1924-Mar. 31, 1932  Quapaw Deaths: July 1, 1924-Mar. 31, 1932  Seneca Deaths: July 1, 1924-Mar. 31, 1932  Wyandotte Deaths: July 1, 1924-Mar. 31, 1932

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Quapaw Agency: Eastern Shawnee, Ottawa, Quapaw, Seneca, and Wyandotte, 1933-1935

 Census of the Eastern Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Ottawa: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Quapaw: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Seneca: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Wyandotte: Apr. 1, 1933  Supplemental Census of the Eastern Shawnee, Ottawa, Quapaw, Seneca, and Wyandotte: Apr. 1, 1933  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1934  Census of the Ottawa: Apr. 1, 1934  Census of the Quapaw: Apr. 1, 1934  Census of the Seneca: Apr. 1, 1934  Census of the Wyandotte: Apr. 1, 1934  Deaths of the Eastern Shawnee, Quapaw, Seneca, Ottawa, and Wyandotte: Apr. 1, 1934  Births of the Eastern Shawnee, Quapaw, Seneca, Ottawa, and Wyandotte: Apr. 1, 1934  Births of the Eastern Shawnee: Jan. 1, 1935  Births of the Ottawa: Jan. 1, 1935  Births of the Quapaw: Jan. 1, 1935  Births of the Seneca: Jan. 1, 1935  Births of the Wyandotte: Jan. 1, 1935  Deaths of the Eastern Shawnee: Jan. 1, 1935  Deaths of the Quapaw: Jan. 1, 1935  Deaths of the Seneca: Jan. 1, 1935  Deaths of the Wyandotte: Jan. 1, 1935  Eastern Shawnee Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Ottawa Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Quapaw Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Seneca Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Wyandotte Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Eastern Shawnee Births: Mar. 31, 1933-Apr. 1, 1934  Ottawa Births: Apr. 1, 1931-Mar. 31, 1932 and Apr. 1, 1933-Mar. 31, 1934  Quapaw Births: July 1, 1929-June 30, 1930 and Apr. 1, 1933-Mar. 31, 1934  Seneca Births: 1910 and Apr. 1, 1930-Mar. 31, 1934  Wyandotte Births: Prior to and July 1, 1924-June 30, 1925 and Apr. 1, 1930-Mar. 31, 1934  Eastern Shawnee Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Quapaw Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Seneca Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934

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 Wyandotte Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Quapaw Deaths: July 1, 1925-June 30, 1926; July 1, 1929-June 30, 1930; Apr. 1, 1932-Mar. 31, 1933  Eastern Shawnee Marriages: Jan. 1, 1935  Ottawa Marriages: Jan. 1, 1935  Quapaw Marriages: Jan. 1, 1935  Seneca Marriages: Jan. 1, 1935

M595.416

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Quapaw Agency: Eastern Shawnee, Miami, Ottawa, Peoria, Quapaw, Seneca, and Wyandotte, 1936- 1939

This roll of microfilm is filmed backwards.

 Births of the Eastern Shawnee: Jan. 1, 1936  Births of the Ottawa: Jan. 1, 1936  Births of the Quapaw: Jan. 1, 1936  Births of the Seneca: Jan. 1, 1936  Births of the Wyandotte: Jan. 1, 1936  Eastern Shawnee Births: 1935  Ottawa Births: 1935  Quapaw Births: 1935  Seneca Births: 1935  Wyandotte Births: 1935  Eastern Shawnee Births: Apr. 1, 1931-Dec. 31, 1935  Ottawa Births: 1896; 1904; July 1, 1921-June 30, 1922; July 1, 1923-June 30, 1925; Apr. 1, 1930- Dec. 31, 1935  Quapaw Births: Prior to Jan. 1, 1914; July 1, 1922-June 30, 1923; July 1, 1924-June 30, 1925; July 1, 1927-June 30, 1928; Apr. 1, 1931-Dec. 31, 1935  Seneca Births: July 1, 1929-Dec. 31, 1935  Wyandotte Births: Jan. 1, 1898-Dec. 31, 1920; July 1, 1924-June 30, 1925; July 1, 1929-Mar. 31, 1930; Apr. 1, 1932-Dec. 31, 1935  Eastern Shawnee Unreported Births: Apr. 1, 1931-Dec. 31, 1934  Ottawa Unreported Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1935  Seneca Unreported Births: July 1, 1927-June 30, 1928; Apr. 1, 1930-Mar. 31, 1931; Apr. 1, 1933-Dec. 31, 1934

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 Wyandotte Unreported Births: 1889; 1893; July 1, 1915-June 30, 1916; July 1, 1919-June 30, 1920; July 1, 1920-June 30, 1921; July 1, 1924-Dec. 31, 1934  Eastern Shawnee Deaths: 1935  Quapaw Deaths: 1935  Seneca Deaths: 1936  Wyandotte Deaths: Apr. 1, 1930-Dec. 31, 1935  Eastern Shawnee Marriages: Jan. 1, 1936  Ottawa Marriages: Jan. 1, 1936  Quapaw Marriages: Jan. 1, 1936  Seneca Marriages: Jan. 1, 1936  Wyandotte Marriages: Jan. 1, 1936  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: Jan. 1, 1937  Census of the Miami: Jan. 1, 1937  Census of the Ottawa: Jan. 1, 1937  Census of the Peoria: Jan. 1, 1937  Census of the Quapaw: Jan. 1, 1937  Census of the Seneca: Jan. 1, 1937  Eastern Shawnee Births: 1936  Ottawa Births: 1936  Quapaw Births: 1936  Seneca Births: 1936  Wyandotte Births: 1936  Eastern Shawnee Deaths: 1936  Ottawa Deaths: 1936  Quapaw Deaths: 1936  Seneca Deaths: 1936  Wyandotte Deaths: 1936  Unreported Eastern Shawnee Deaths: 1935  Unreported Seneca Deaths: Apr. 1, 1930-Mar. 3, 1931; 1934-1935  Unreported Wyandotte Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Births of the Eastern Shawnee: 1937  Births of the Miami: 1937  Births of the Ottawa: 1937  Births of the Peoria: 1937  Births of the Quapaw: 1937  Births of the Seneca: 1937  Births of the Wyandotte: 1937  Deaths of the Eastern Shawnee: 1937  Deaths of the Miami: 1936  Deaths of the Ottawa: 1937  Deaths of the Peoria-Shawnee: 1937  Deaths of the Quapaw: 1937

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 Deaths of the Seneca: 1936-1937  Deaths of the Wyandotte: July 1, 1923-June 30, 1924 and 1937  Births of the Eastern Shawnee: 1938  Births of the Miami: 1938  Births of the Ottawa: 1938  Births of the Peoria: 1938  Births of the Quapaw: 1938  Births of the Seneca: 1938  Births of the Wyandotte: 1938  Deaths of the Eastern Shawnee: 1938  Deaths of the Miami: 1938  Deaths of the Ottawa: 1938  Deaths of the Peoria: 1938  Deaths of the Quapaw: 1938  Deaths of the Seneca: 1938  Deaths of the Wyandotte: 1938  Transfer to or Adjustment Census of the Eastern Shawnee: 1938  Transfer to or Adjustment Census of the Miami: 1938  Transfer to or Adjustment Census of the Ottawa: 1938  Transfer to or Adjustment Census of the Peoria: 1838  Transfer to or Adjustment Census of the Quapaw: 1938  Transfer to or Adjustment Census of the Seneca: 1938  Transfer to or Adjustment Census of the Wyandotte: 1938

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Quinault Agency, Washington: Quinault, 1885 and 1887; Red Cliff Agency, Wisconsin: Chippewa, 1912, 1914- 1917, and 1919-1922

 Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Hoh Tribe: June 30, 1885  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Queets: June 30, 1885  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Quinaults: June 30, 1885  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Chehalis Beach Tribe: June 30, 1885  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Oyhut Tribe: June 30, 1885  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Humptulips Tribe: June 30, 1885  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Hoquiam Tribe: June 30, 1885  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Monteraus Tribe: June 30, 1885  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Latsop Tribe: June 30, 1885

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 Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Georgetown Tribe: June 30, 1885  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Hoh Tribe: June 30, 1897  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Queets Tribe: June 30, 1897  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Quinault Tribe: June 30, 1897  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Chehalis Tribe: June 30, 1897  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Oyhut Tribe: June 30, 1897  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Humptulips Tribe: June 30, 1897  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Hoquiam Tribe: June 30, 1897  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Monteraus Tribe: June 30, 1897  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Latsop Tribe: June 30, 1897  Quinault Agency, Washington – Census of the Georgetown Tribe: June 30, 1897  Red Cliff Agency, Wisconsin – Census of the Chippewa: June 30, 1912  Red Cliff Agency, Wisconsin – Census of the Chippewa: June 30, 1914  Red Cliff Agency, Wisconsin – Census of the Chippewa: June 30, 1915  Red Cliff Agency, Wisconsin – Census of the Chippewa: June 30, 1916  Red Cliff Agency, Wisconsin – Census of the Chippewa: June 30, 1917  Red Cliff Agency, Wisconsin – Census of the Chippewa: June 30, 1919  Red Cliff Agency, Wisconsin – Census of the Chippewa: June 30, 1920  Red Cliff Agency, Wisconsin – Census of the Chippewa: June 30, 1921  Red Cliff Agency, Wisconsin – Census of the Chippewa: June 30, 1922

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Round Valley Agency, California: Concow, Little Lake, Redwood, Pit River, Potter Valley, Yuki, Wailaki, and Nomelaki, 1885-1905 and 1909

For 1910-1914 see California Special.

 Census of the Concow Tribe: 1885  Census of the Little Lake Tribe: 1885  Census of the Redwood Tribe: 1885  Census of the Pit River and Potter Valley Tribes: 1885  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: 1885  Census of the Concow Tribe: 1886  Census of the Redwood Tribe: 1886  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: 1885  Census of the Little Lake Tribe: 1885  Census of the Pit River and Potter Valley Tribes: 1885

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 Census of the Concow Tribe: 1887  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: 1887  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: 1887  Census of the Pit River and Potter Valley Tribes: 1887  Census of the Concow Tribe: 1888  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: 1888  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: 1888  Census of the Pit River and Potter Valley Tribes: 1888  Census of the Concow Tribe: July 1, 1889  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: July 1, 1889  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: July 1, 1889  Census of the Pit River and Potter Valley Tribes: July 1, 1889  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1890  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1890  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1890  Census of the Pit River and Potter Valley Tribes: June 30, 1890  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1891  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1891  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1891  Census of the Pit River and Potter Valley Tribes: June 30, 1891  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1892  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1891  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1891  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1893  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1893  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1893  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1893  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1894  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1894  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1894  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1894  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1895  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1895  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1895  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1895  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1896  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1896  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1896  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1896  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1897  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1897  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1897

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 Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1897  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1898  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1898  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1898  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1898  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1899  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1899  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1899  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1899  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1900  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1900  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1900  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1900  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1901  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1901  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribe: June 30, 1901  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1901  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1902  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1902  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1902  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1902  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1903  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1903  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1903  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1903  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1904  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1904  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1904  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1904  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1905  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1905  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1905  Census of the Concow Tribe: June 30, 1909  Census of the Pit River and Nomelaki Tribes: June 30, 1909  Census of the Little Lake and Redwood Tribes: June 30, 1909  Census of the Yuki and Wailaki Tribes: June 30, 1909

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma: Sac and Fox, Iowa, Citizen Potawatomi, Absentee Shawnee, and Mexican Kickapoo, 1885 (letter only) and 1889-1898

For later rolls of Mexican Kickapoo Indians, see Mexican Kickapoo and Shawnee.

 Sac and Fox Agency, Indian Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox of the Missouri: June 30, 1889  Sac and Fox Agency, Indian Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox of the Missouri: June 30, 1890  Sac and Fox Agency, Indian Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1890  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox of the Missouri: June 30, 1891  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1891  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox: 1892  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: 1892  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: June 30, 1892  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox of the Missouri: June 30, 1892  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1892  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1893  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox of the Mississippi: June 30, 1893  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: July 1, 1894  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1894  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Potawatomi: July 1, 1894  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: July 1, 1894  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1894  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: 1895  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox: 1895  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: 1895  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: 1895  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: 1895  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1896  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1896  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1896  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: June 30, 1896  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox of Mississippi: June 30, 1896

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 Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Supplemental Census of the Kicker Band of Mexican Kickapoos: July 16, 1896  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: 1897  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: 1897  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox: 1897  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: 1897  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: 1897  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Potawatomi: July 1, 1898  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1898  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Mexican Kickapoos: June 30, 1898  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1898

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For later rolls of Citizen Potawatomi and Absentee Shawnee Indians, see Shawnee.

 Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Potawatomi: June 1899  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox of the Mississippi: June 1899  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowas: June 1899  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Potawatomi: June 1900  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 1900  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 1900  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 1900  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: June 1, 1901  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 1, 1901  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 1901  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 1, 1901  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 1, 1902  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 1, 1902  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 1903  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox of the Mississippi: June 1903  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1904  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1904

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For later rolls, see Shawnee

 Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1905  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1905  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1906  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma Territory – Census of the Sac and Fox of the Mississippi: June 30, 1906  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1907  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1907  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1908  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox of the Mississippi: July 1, 1908  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1909  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1909  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1910  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1910  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1911  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1911  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1912  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1913  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1913  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1914  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1914  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1915  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1916  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1916  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1917  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1917  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: July 1, 1918  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: July 1, 1919  Sac and Fox Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1919

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940: Florida Seminoles Census Rolls, 1913-1929

 Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: July 1913  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: July 1914  Miami Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: July 1915  Miami Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: July 1916  Miami Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1917  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1918  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1919  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1920  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1921  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1922  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1923  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1924  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1925  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1926  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1927  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1928  Florida Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: June 30, 1929

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940: Florida Seminoles Census Rolls, 1930-1940

 Instructions for BIA Agents taking a census  Seminole Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: April 1, 1930  Seminole Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: April 1, 1931  Seminole Births: 1924-1931  Seminole Deaths: 1924-1931  Seminole Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: April 1, 1932  Seminole Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: April 1, 1933  Seminole Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: April 1, 1934  Seminole Additions (births) and Deductions (deaths) from the Census Roll: 1934  Seminole Births: Apr. 1, 1927-Mar. 31, 1934

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 Seminole Deaths: Apr. 1, 1933-Mar. 31, 1934  Seminole Supplemental Census Roll: Jan. 1, 1934-Apr. 1, 1934  Seminole Supplemental Census Roll: Apr. 2, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Seminole Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Seminole Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Jan. 1, 1935  Seminole Supplemental Census Roll: 1936  Seminole Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: 1936  Seminole Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: 1937  Seminole Births: 1937  Seminole Deaths: 1937  Seminole Supplemental Census Roll: 1939  Seminole Deaths: 1938  Seminole Agency, Florida – Census of Seminoles: Jan. 1, 1940

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Quapaw Agency: Eastern Shawnee, Miami, Modoc, Ottawa, Peoria, Quapaw, Seneca, and Wyandotte, 1901-1907

 Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1901  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1901  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1901  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1901  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1901  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1901  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1901  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1901  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1902  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1902  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1902  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1902  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1902  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1902  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1902  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1903  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1903  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1903  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1903

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 Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1903  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1903  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1903  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1903  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1904  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1904  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1904  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1904  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1904  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1904  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1904  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1904  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1905  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1905  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1905  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1905  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1905  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1905  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1905  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1905  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1906  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1906  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1906  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1906  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1906  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1906  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1906  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1906  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1907  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1907  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1907  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1907  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1907  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1907  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1907  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1907

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Quapaw Agency: Eastern Shawnee, Miami, Modoc, Ottawa, Peoria, Quapaw, Seneca, and Wyandotte, 1910-1921

 Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1910  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1910  Census of the Modoc: June 30, 1910  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1910  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1910  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1910  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1910  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1910  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1911  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1911  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1911  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1911  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1911  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1911  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1911  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1912  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1912  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1912  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1912  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1912  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1912  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1912  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1913  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1913  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1913  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1913  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1913  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1913  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1913  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1914  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1914  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1914  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1914  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1914  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1914

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 Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1914  Special Notes o “The restrictions on the allotments of the Peorias and Miamis expired by limitation Apr. 8, 1915 thus making them full citizens no longer under the jurisdiction of the Quapaw Agency.” o “The Modocs formerly of this Quapaw Agency have removed to the Klamath Agency, Oregon, and are no longer under this jurisdiction.”  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1915  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1915  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1915  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1915  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1915  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1916  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1916  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1916  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1916  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1917  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1917  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1917  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1917  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1917  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1917  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1917  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1918  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1918  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1918  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1918  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1918  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1918  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1918  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1919  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1919  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1919  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1919  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1919  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1919  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1919  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1920  Census of the Miami: June 30, 1920  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1920  Census of the Peoria: June 30, 1920  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1920

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 Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1920  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1920  Census of the Eastern Shawnee: June 30, 1921  Census of the Ottawa: June 30, 1921  Census of the Quapaw: June 30, 1921  Census of the Seneca: June 30, 1921  Census of the Wyandotte: June 30, 1921

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The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma: Absentee Shawnee, Mexican Kickapoo, and Citizen Potawatomi, 1904- 1906 and 1915-1919

For earlier rolls, see Mexican Kickapoo and Sac and Fox, Oklahoma

 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: July 1, 1904  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: July 1, 1904  Shawnee, Kickapoo, and Potawatomi Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1905  Shawnee, Kickapoo, and Potawatomi Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1906  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1915  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1915 o List of Mexican Kickapoos living in Sonora, Mexico out from Douglas, Arizona.  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1916  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1916 o List of Mexican Kickapoos living in Sonora, Mexico out from Douglas, Arizona. o List of Mexican Kickapoos living in Muzquiz, State of Coahulla, Republic of Mexico.  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: June 30, 1916  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1917  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1917 o List of Mexican Kickapoos living in Sonora, Mexico out from Douglas, Arizona. o List of Mexican Kickapoos living in Muzquiz, State of Coahulla, Republic of Mexico.  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: June 30, 1918  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1918  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1918 o List of Mexican Kickapoos living in Sonora, Mexico. o List of Mexican Kickapoos living in Muzquiz, State of Coahulla, Republic of Mexico.

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 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: June 30, 1918  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1919  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1919

M595.491

 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1920  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1920  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1920  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Potawatomi: June 30, 1920  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1920  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1921  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1921  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1921  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Potawatomi: June 30, 1921  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1921  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Potawatomi: June 30, 1922  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1922  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1922  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1922  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1922  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1923  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1923  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1923  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1923

M595.492

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Shawnee, Oklahoma: Absentee Shawnee, Mexican Kickapoo, Citizen Potawatomi, Iowa, and Sac and Fox, 1924-1929

 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1924

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 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1924  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1924  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1924  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1925  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1925  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1925  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1925  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1926  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1926  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1926  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1927  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1927  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1927  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1927  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1928  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1928  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1928  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1928  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: June 30, 1929  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: June 30, 1929  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: June 30, 1929  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: June 30, 1929  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Potawatomi: June 30, 1929

M595.493

 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1930  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: Apr. 1, 1930  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: Apr. 1, 1930  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Potawatomi: Apr. 1, 1930  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: Apr. 1, 1930  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Potawatomi: Apr. 1, 1931

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 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Iowa Births: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Iowa Deaths: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Iowa: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Addition and Deaths of the Sac and Fox: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Births: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Deaths: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Addition and Deaths of the Mexican Kickapoo: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Mexican Kickapoo Deaths: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Potawatomi Births: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Potawatomi Deaths: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Addition and Deaths of the Potawatomi: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Deaths: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Births: Apr. 1, 1931  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Iowa Births: 1924-Mar. 31, 1933  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Kickapoo Births: July 1, 1929-Mar. 31, 1932  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Potawatomi Births: July 1, 1929-Mar. 31, 1933  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Births: 1924-Mar. 31, 1933  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Births: 1924-Mar. 31, 1933  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Potawatomi, Absentee Shawnee, Sac and Fox, Chippewa, Iowa, and Kickapoo Deaths: July 1, 1929-Mar. 31, 1931

M595.494

 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1932  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: Apr. 1, 1932  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: Apr. 1, 1932  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Potawatomi: Apr. 1, 1932  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: Apr. 1, 1932  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1933  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: Apr. 1, 1933  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: Apr. 1, 1933  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Potawatomi: Apr. 1, 1933  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: Apr. 1, 1933

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M595.594

The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington – Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Tule River Agency, California, 1885-1887 and 1915-1923

See also California Special, mission Tule River, San Jacinto, and Sacramento.

 Census of the Tule River Agency, California: June 30, 1885  Census of the Tule River Agency, California: June 30, 1887  Census of the Tule River Agency, California: June 30, 1915  Census of the Burrough: Feb. 15, 1915  Census of the Anberry: June 30, 1916  Census of the Burrough: June 30, 1916  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1916  Census of the Burrough: June 30, 1917  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1917  Census of the Anberry: June 30, 1918  Census of the Burrough: June 30, 1918  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1918  Census of the Anberry: June 30, 1919  Census of the Burrough: June 30, 1919  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1919  Census of the Anberry: June 30, 1920  Census of the Burrough: June 30, 1920  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1920  Census of the Anberry: June 30, 1921  Census of the Burrough: June 30, 1921  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1921  Census of the Burrough: June 30, 1922  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1922  Census of the Anberry: June 30, 1923  Census of the Burrough: June 30, 1923  Census of the Coarsegold: June 30, 1923  Census of the Tule River Tribe: June 30, 1923

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M595.495

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Shawnee Agency: Absentee Shawnee, Mexican Kickapoo, Citizen Potawatomi, Iowa, and Sac and Fox, 1934-1936

 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Mexican Kickapoo Births: Apr. 1, 1933-Mar. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Births: Apr. 1, 1933-Mar. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Iowa Births: Apr. 1, 1933-Mar. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Births: Apr. 1, 1933-Mar. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Citizen Potawatomi Births: Apr. 1, 1933-Mar. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Deaths: Mar. 31, 1933-Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Citizen Potawatomi Deaths: Mar. 31, 1933-Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Mexican Kickapoo Deaths: Mar. 31, 1933-Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Deaths: Apr. 1, 1933-Mar. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Absentee Shawnee: 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Citizen Potawatomi Deaths: Jan. 1, 1934-Mar. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Sac and Fox: Jan. 1, 1931-Mar. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Absentee Shawnee: Jan. 1, 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Iowa: Jan. 1, 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: Jan. 1, 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Sac and Fox: Jan. 1, 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Births of the Absentee Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Births of the Iowa: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Births of the Mexican Kickapoo: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Births of the Sac and Fox: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Absentee Shawnee: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Iowa: Jan. 1, 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Mexican Kickapoo: Jan. 1, 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Citizen Potawatomi: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Sac and Fox: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Iowa Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Mexican Kickapoo Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Births: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934

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 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Absentee Shawnee Births prior to Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Mexican Kickapoo Births prior to Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Citizen Potawatomi Births prior to Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Sac and Fox Births prior to Apr. 1, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Iowa Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Mexican Kickapoo Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Citizen Potawatomi Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Deaths: Apr. 1, 1934-Dec. 31, 1934  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Absentee Shawnee: Jan. 1, 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Iowa: Jan. 1, 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: Jan. 1, 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: Jan. 1, 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Sac and Fox: Jan. 1, 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Births: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Iowa Births: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Mexican Kickapoo Births: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Citizen Potawatomi Births: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Births: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Absentee Shawnee Births prior to 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Mexican Kickapoo Births prior to 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Citizen Potawatomi Births prior to 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Sac and Fox Births prior to 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of Sac and Fox Births: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Absentee Shawnee Deaths: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Iowa Deaths: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Mexican Kickapoo Deaths: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Citizen Potawatomi Deaths prior to 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Sac and Fox Deaths: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Marriages: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Iowa Marriages: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Mexican Kickapoo Marriages: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Citizen Potawatomi Marriages: 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Marriages: 1935

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M595.496

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 – Shawnee Agency: Absentee Shawnee, Mexican Kickapoo, Citizen Potawatomi, Iowa, and Sac and Fox, 1937-1939

 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Absentee Shawnee: Jan. 1, 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Iowa: Jan. 1, 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: Jan. 1, 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: Jan. 1, 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Census of the Sac and Fox: Jan. 1, 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Births: 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Iowa Births: 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Mexican Kickapoo Births: 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Births: 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Absentee Shawnee Births: Jan. 1, 1922-Dec. 31, 1935  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Iowa Births prior to 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Mexican Kickapoo Births prior to 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Citizen Potawatomi Births prior to 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Sac and Fox Births prior to 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Absentee Shawnee Deaths: 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Iowa Deaths: 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Mexican Kickapoo Deaths: 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Citizen Potawatomi Deaths: 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Deaths: 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Absentee Shawnee Deaths prior to 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Mexican Kickapoo Deaths prior to 1936  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Absentee Shawnee: Jan. 1, 1938  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Iowa: Jan. 1, 1938  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: Jan. 1, 1938  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: Jan. 1, 1938  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Sac and Fox: Jan. 1, 1938  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Absentee Shawnee Deaths: 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Iowa Deaths: 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Mexican Kickapoo Deaths: 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Citizen Potawatomi: 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Citizen Potawatomi Deaths prior to 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Sac and Fox Deaths: 1937  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Absentee Shawnee: Jan. 1, 1939  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Iowa: Jan. 1, 1939

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 Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Mexican Kickapoo: Jan. 1, 1939  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Citizen Potawatomi: Jan. 1, 1939  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Supplemental Census of the Sac and Fox: Jan. 1, 1939  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Absentee Shawnee Births: Jan. 1, 1939  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Unreported Sac and Fox Births: Jan. 1, 1939  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Absentee Shawnee Deaths: Jan. 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1938  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Iowa Deaths: Jan. 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1938  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Deaths of the Mexican Kickapoo Deaths: Jan. 1, 1939  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Citizen Potawatomi Deaths: 1938 and prior to 1938  Shawnee Agency, Oklahoma – Sac and Fox Deaths: 1937

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M685.12

National Archives Microfilm Publications, Microcopy 685

 Combined Index of Eastern Cherokee Rolls: 1851- o Chapman, Drennen, and Act of Congress Rolls, Volume 1: A-L . Volume 1: A-L . Volume 2: M-Z o List is alphabetized.  Chapman Roll-Eastern Cherokees: 1851 o Organized by number.  Drennen Roll-Eastern Cherokees: 1851 o Organized by group number.  Supplement to the Siler Roll, Act of Congress: July 31, 1854 o Names of Eastern Cherokees added to Siler Roll by Act of Congress, Appropriation of July 1854, opinion of Attorney General, June 1857. o Organized by number. Some individuals listed with some details of relations to other members on roll.  Index to Old Settler Roll: 1851 o Index is alphabetized listed with corresponding group and page number.  Old Settler Roll: 1851 o Canadian District o Delaware District o Flint District o Going Snake District o Illinois District o Non-Residents o Saline District o Skin Bayou District o Tahlequah District  Index to Hester Roll o Index is alphabetized listed with corresponding group number.  Miscellaneous Notes and Drafts

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National Archives M1011 Series

M1011.100

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Superintendents’ Annual Narrative and Statistical Reports from Field Jurisdictions of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1907-1938 – Pawnee, 1910-1923

Introduction

On the 174 rolls of this microfilm publication are reproduced the annual narrative reports, 1910- 1938, and the annual statistical reports, 1920-1925, submitted to the Bureau of Indian Affairs (officially the Office of Indian Affairs before 1947). These reports were prepared by superintendents of the Bureau’s field jurisdictions and maintained by the Bureau in segregated files. Also included are annual narrative and statistical reports that were filed in the Bureau’s central classified files during the period 1907-1909.

In 1910, the narrative and statistical data were submitted as one report. Beginning in 1911, however, the annual reports consisted of two separate parts, narrative and statistical, that were filed separately by the Statistics Section of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. For the purposes of this microgilm publication, the reports have been consolidated. The file of statistical reports (not including the 1907-1909 statistical reports in the central classified files) begins with 1920 because those for the years 1911-1919 inclusive were destroyed with congressional authorization in 1932. The narrative report was not required after 1934, but certain jurisdictions, fewer in number each year, continued to submit them voluntarily. Most of the statistical reports submitted after 1935, along with selected sections of narrative reports, constitute another series of records of the Statistics Section. These records, due to their fragmentary nature, have not been included in this publication.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs, which was established within the War Department on Mar. 11, 1824, and transferred in 1849 to the newly created Department of the Interior, administers the business of the U. S. Government relating to the American Indian. During the 19th century, the Bureau had two principal types of field installations: superintendencies and agencies. Superintendents had general responsibility for Indian affairs in a geographical area, usually a territory but sometimes a larger area. Agents were directly responsible for the affairs of one or more tribes and usually lived in the tribal areas. In 1879, the first non-reservation Indian boarding school was established at Carlisle, PA, and other schools were established elsewhere. In 1893, an act (27 Stat. 614) authorized the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, to assign the duties of Indian agent to school superintendents. This action was needed to eliminate political patronage because superintendents were now under Civil Service regulations whereas Indian agents remained political appointees. All agents were gradually replaced by superintendents who were not necessarily in charge of any school.

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From 1837 to 1906, the annual reports of the superintendents, agents, and officers in charge of schools, agencies, or other field jurisdictions of the Bureau were printed as an appendix to the annual report of the Commissioner. Publication of the annual reports of the agents and superintendents as part of the Annual Report of the Commissioner was discontinued in 1907 at the insistence of the Department of the Interior. Arrangements were made to have the reports printed (but not published) by students in pamphlet form at various Indian schools were printing was taught. A number of complete sets of the annual reports for 1907, 1908, and possibly 1909, were made up and distributed within the service. There are no copies of these printed reports in the National Archives of the United States, but some typed copies of narrative and statistical reports for 1907, statistical reports for 1908, and a set of narrative reports for Indian Territory, 1908-1909, are included in the correspondence files of the Bureau. They are reproduced on roll 1 of this microfilm publication.

In 1909 a Statistics Section was established in the Office of the Chief Clerk of the Indian Office. Thereafter, all annual reports of the field jurisdictions were made in accordance with directions prepared by the Statistics Section, which was responsible for compiling the data submitted. The Statistics Section also processed census rolls, reports of births and deaths, health reports, and other kinds of reports and statistical data, and it was responsible for compiling information for the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

Each year, circulars were sent to agents and superintendents giving instructions for preparing the annual reports. The annual narrative reports, 1910-1938, document the operations and accomplishments at the agencies, schools, hospitals, and other field jurisdictions. Some narrative reports may include, in addition to the superintendent’s report, separate reports by the agency physician, field matron, or supervisor of farmers. Many superintendents provided detailed historical sketches of their jurisdictions. A few ambitious superintendents took time to illustrate with drawings and poetry the activities and lifestyle of Indians in their jurisdictions. Photographs, maps, school publications, and news clippings or pages from newspapers were sometimes submitted with the reports and are filmed in this publication. The reports relate to law and order, health, land ownership, population, industries, forestry, allotments, land sales, and other subjects.

The superintendent’s annual statistical reports, 1930-1935, were prepared on forms enclosed with the circulars of instructions to ensure uniformity. As the years passed the forms became more elaborate and the instructions more exacting. The reports contain separate sections on population, school enrollment showing tribal affiliation, health, agriculture, irrigation, and livestock. In 1933, the forms were revised slightly to provide statistical information on population and vital statistics, law and order, individual Indian income, land tenure, and other matters.

Also reproduced with the reports are some transmittal letters, draft notes, and other correspondence. Interfiled are some notations and correction slips, 1920-1921, originally filed as a separate series of records. Included for fiscal year 1928 are weekly census reports and monthly medical reports that in other years were usually filed among the records of the Health Division. Sometimes either the words “Inapplicable to this agency” or “Not applicable” were typed on the

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For the most part, the reports for the period 1907-1909 that are reproduced on roll 1 of this microfilm publication are arranged chronologically and by type of report, thereunder alphabetically by the name of agency or other jurisdiction. No attempt has been made to interfile the narrative and statistical reports. The reports for Indian Territory (Five Civilized Tribes) are arranged chronologically, but their format does not permit an alphabetical arrangement by jurisdiction. The reports for 1910-1938 are arranged alphabetically by name of agency or other jurisdiction and thereunder by year. For the period 1920-1935, the narrative and statistical reports for each jurisdiction and sometimes from year to year within a jurisdiction. Although the sections are numbered, the arrangement usually does not follow the numerical sequence. In some cases all sections within a report relating to a single tribe under a particular jurisdiction are grouped together; in other instances similarly numbered sections are grouped together regardless of the tribe involved.

The term “jurisdiction” as used by the Bureau of Indian Affairs refers to an administrative field unit whether it is an individual agency, school, hospital, or reservation composed of several agencies. The size of a jurisdiction varied greatly; some administered the affairs of several small tribes, while others had charge of a single tribe. Some tribes that were divided into widely scattered bands came under several different jurisdictions simultaneously. Smaller jurisdictions sometimes were consolidated into larger ones, and agencies and schools frequently were transferred from one jurisdiction to another. Not all Indian schools were separate jurisdictions; usually only non- reservation schools were recognized as independent jurisdictions. A jurisdiction identified as a school may have functioned also as an agency because school superintendents, as noted previously, often had agency duties assigned to them.

The appendix provides a guide to frequent jurisdictional changes and other pertinent facts mentioned in the reports. It also shows the time period covered by the reports for each jurisdiction. As indicated in the appendix, some reports are missing. Letters often were filed stating the reports were not received from the superintendents.

The records reproduced in this microfilm publication and other series of records mentioned in this introduction are a part of the Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75. Another major series of the Statistics Section consists of Indian census rolls and supplements that contain vital statistics about American Indians. They have been reproduced as National Archives Microfilm Publication M595, Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940.

The records reproduced in this microfilm publication were arranged for filming by Samella T. Anderson, who also wrote this introduction.

 Appendix  Superintendents Annual Narrative and Statistical Reports from Pawnee Field Jurisdictions of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: 1910-1923

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M1011.101

 Superintendents Annual Narrative and Statistical Reports from Pawnee Field Jurisdictions of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: 1924-1934 o For more information about this series, see National Archives Microfilm Roll M1011.100

M1011.102

 Superintendents Annual Narrative and Statistical Reports from Pawnee Field Jurisdictions of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: 1935 o For more information about this series, see National Archives Microfilm Roll M1011.100  Pechanga School: 1910-1913  Phoenix Sanatorium: 1929 and 1931-1938  Phoenix School: 1910-1927

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National Archives M1070 Series

M1070.38

The National Archives – General Services Administration – Washington, D.C. – Reports of Inspection of the Field Jurisdictions of the Office of Indian Affairs, 1873-1900 – Ponca, Pawnee, and Otoe Agency, 1881-July 22, 1890

Introduction

On the 60 rolls of this microfilm publication are reproduced inspection reports from the records of the Office of Indian Affairs, 1873-1880, and the Indian Division of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, 1880-1900. These reports were prepared by Inspectors for the Indian Service and submitted to the Secretary of the Interior. The reports for the period 1873-1880 were maintained by the Bureau of Indian Affairs (known as the Office of Indian Affairs before 1947) in a segregated collection. Those reports covering the period 1881-1900, but not in the segregated collection, generally were filed with letters received in the Indian Davison, Office of the Secretary of the Interior.

History and Organization

Inspectors for the Indian Service were first appointed July 1, 1873, under the provision of an act of Feb. 14, 1873 (17 Stat. 463). Until Mar. 25, 1880, inspectors were responsible to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. After that date, inspectors came under the supervision of the Secretary of the Interior. This procedural change was necessary because the 1873 act required inspectors to report to the President. Reporting to the Secretary f the Interior was, in effect, the same as reporting to the President.

The 1873 act also provided for the appointment of five Indian enspectors, one for each of five geographical inspection divisions. Appointments were made by the President for 4-year terms, and each inspector was paid $3,000.00 a year and traveling expenses. By law, each agency was visited by an inspector at least once a year, preferably twice a year by alternate inspectors. The inspectors investigated fully all matters pertaining to the conditions of the Indians and the extent to which they adopted white civilization, reservation boundaries, the use of reservation lands, the state of industry (usually the percentage of farming and cattle grazing by the Government employees and Indians), the character and abilities of the agent and other employees, school conditions, the status of agency fiscal records, and enforcement or violation of the law.

During the 1890s, many inspection reports were submitted on printed forms showing the names and titles of employees at the agency; their residence, age, sex, and rate of compensation; the nature and extent of services performed; and comments on character, education, personal habits, and qualifications or fitness for the position. Other topics covered in the written reports include the health of the Indians; the receipt of rations; the removal and treatment of Indians by agents and

327 other officials; traders’ dealing with Indians; Indian courts; building repairs; conditions of dormitories, kitchens, and dining rooms; the water supply; fire protection, and sanitation and drainage. Special reports responding to directives from the Secretary of the Interior were not uncommon. These reports concerned a wide variety of subjects but were generally related to charges or claims made by individuals against agents or employees, or changes in personnel at agencies. Inspectors could suspend superintendents, agents, or other employees and designate a temporary replacement subject to approval by the President. Inspectors also were authorized to examine all agency books, papers, and vouchers and to administer oaths for taking testimony from agency employees. Often the inspector wrote a separate report for an agency and for each of its day schools and mailed them as one unit to the Secretary. When the reports were received, clerks at the Interior Department registered each one as a separate item.

Records and Remarks

To facilitate the use of this publication, the reports from the records of the Office of Indian Affairs and those from the Indian Division, Office of the Secretary of the Interior, have been consolidated. They are arranged alphabetically by Indian agency, Superintendency, or school and thereunder chronologically by date of document. In most cases the Secretary of the Interior referred the reports to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for his information. Consequently, pages of many reports show two stamped register numbers: one number for Indian Division, Office of the Secretary of the Interior; the other for the Office of Indian Affairs. The bulk of the inspection reports, 1880- 1900, were filed with the records of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, Indian Division, letters received, 1849-1907. Some reports (less than 10%) were located in the records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, letters received, 1881-1907. These reports were referred to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs but were not returned to the Secretary.

During the 1873-1880 period, the Indian Office maintained a register of the inspection reports and related letters. The entries in the register were arranged by report number assigned alphabetically by surname of inspector and thereunder chronologically by date of receipt. Many of the reports were removed from the segregated collection of inspection reports and placed with other letters received concerning the jurisdiction to which they pertained. Because these documents have been reproduced as part of National Archives and Records Service (NARS) microfilm publication Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881, M234, they were not reassembled for this publication. The related letters concern instructions, estimates, accounts, travel, and other administrative matters. Many of these documents were filed under “Miscellaneous.”

The Indian Division of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior also maintained two separate volumes of control documents, a register and an index, for inspection reports. A register 1883-1900, is arranged by name of agency or school in a geographical pattern corresponding roughly to the five designated inspection divisions. An index listing the reports received during 1880-1893 is arranged alphabetically, with entries for inspectors and jurisdictions. The discovery of many unregistered inspection reports indicates that neither volume was comprehensive in its coverage. Also among the

328 records of the Indian Division are 11 press copy volumes of synopses the inspection report when it was referred to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

Because of their limited value to this publication, the two registers and the index mentioned previously were not microfilmed. As a substitute for these volumes, the NARS staff compiled two comprehensive lists: a list of inspectors and the periods of their service (page 5), arranged alphabetically by surname; a list of inspection reports, registered and unregistered (beginning on page 7), arranged in the order in which they were microfilmed.

The inspection reports originating during 1873-1880 usually consist of one document, the basic report, which was submitted by the inspector to the Commissioner concerning a specific Indian reservation. Many of the inspection reports that were submitted to the Secretary of the Interior after 1880 were bulky, often consisting of the basic report and several enclosures. A typical sequence of documents in an inspection report file is as follows: the letter returning the report to the Secretary of the Interior from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, the endorsement page, the synopsis of the report prepared in the Indian Division, the basic report, numbered or lettered exhibits, and miscellaneous materials. Not all of these items are contained in each inspection file. Sometimes only the synopsis of a report is in the file. In addition to the aforementioned items, special reports may include a number of affidavits and transcripts of testimony from witnesses. During the course of business, enclosures occasionally were separated from the basic reports, with the result that a few enclosures have not been found. In some instances, pages were misnumbered. In other instances, some maps and news clippings mention in letters or in endorsements have not been located.

Related Records

Additional information concerning the inspectors’’ work for the period covered by this publication may be found in the correspondence files of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and the Secretary of the Interior. As mentioned before, many of the early inspection reports are reproduced in NARS microfilm publication M234. Letters to the inspectors may be found in Letters Sent by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881, M21, and in Letters Sent by the Indian Division of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, 1849-1903, M606.

The inspection reports and related documents reproduced in this publication are from Records of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, Record Group 48, and Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75. Inspection reports for the post-1900 period are available in both record groups, but they have not been reproduced in this publication. The post-1900 reports in Record Group 48 cover the years 1901-1928; those in Record Group 75 cover the years 1909-1940.

Samella T. Anderson wrote this introduction and arranged the records for filming. Thomas Whitfield was the editor.

 Ponca Agency Jurisdiction Reports  Pawnee Agency Jurisdiction Reports

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 Oto Agency Jurisdiction Reports

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 Ponca Agency Jurisdiction Reports o For more information, see National Archives Microfilm Roll M1070.38.  Pawnee Agency Jurisdiction Reports  Oto Agency Jurisdiction Reports

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington: 1963 – 1832 Census of Creek Indians Taken by Parsons and Abbott

 Index to the Upper Towns  Creek Census taken by Benjamin S. Parsons and Thomas J. Abbott: Mar. 26, 1832 o Census of the Principal Chiefs and Heads of families of the Creek Tribe of Indians, taken by virtue of the Second Article of the Treaty concluded with that tribe at the City of Washington. Includes number of males, females, and slaves. Benjamin Marshall was interpreter for this census and for his work he was deemed head of house and listed on this census to receive a land allotment.

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington: 1960 – Record Group 75 – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Documents Relating to the Negotiation of Ratified and Unratified Treaties with Various Tribes of Indians, 1801-1869

 Ratified Treaty No. 330 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Apr. 12, 1864 with the Red Lake and Pembina Chippewa  Ratified Treaty No. 332 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 14, 1864 with the Klamath, Modoc, and Snake  Ratified Treaty No. 333 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 18, 1864 with the Saginaw, Swan Creek, and Black River Bands of Chippewa  Ratified Treaty No. 336 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Mar. 10, 1865 with the Ponca  Ratified Treaty No. 337 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Aug. 12, 1865 with the Snake  Ratified Treaty No. 338 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Sep. 29, 1865 with the Great and Little Osage  Ratified Treaty No. 339 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 10, 1865 with the Miniconjou Band of Sioux  Ratified Treaty No. 340 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 14, 1865 with the Lower Brule Band of Sioux  Ratified Treaty No. 341 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 14, 1865 with the Cheyenne and Arapaho  Ratified Treaty No. 344 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 19, 1865 with Two Kettle’s Band of Sioux  Ratified Treaty No. 345 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 19, 1865 with the Blackfeet Band of Sioux  Ratified Treaty No. 346 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 20, 1865 with the Sans Arc Band of Sioux  Ratified Treaty No. 347 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 20, 1865 with the Hunkpapa Band of Sioux  Ratified Treaty No. 348 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 20, 1865 with the Yanktonai Band of Sioux  Ratified Treaty No. 349 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 28, 1865 with the Upper Yanktonai Band of Sioux  Ratified Treaty No. 350 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 28, 1865 with the Oglala Band of Sioux

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 Ratified Treaty No. 351 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Nov. 15, 1865 with the Confederated Tribes of Middle Oregon  Ratified Treaty No. 357 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of July 4, 1866 with the Delaware  Ratified Treaty No. 358 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of July 19, 1866 with the Cherokee  Ratified Treaty No. 361 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Feb. 23, 1867 with the Seneca, Mixed Seneca and Shawnee, and Quapaw  Ratified Treaty No. 364 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Oct. 21, 1867 with the Kiowa and Comanche  Ratified Treaty No. 367 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of Mar. 2, 1868 with the Tabaquache, Moache, Capote, Wiminuche, Yampa, Grand River, and Unita Bands of Ute  Ratified Treaty No. 370 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of May 7, 1868 with the Crow  Ratified Treaty No. 371 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of May 10, 1868 with the Northern Cheyenne and Northern Arapaho  Ratified Treaty No. 372 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of June 1, 1868 with the Navajo  Ratified Treaty No. 373 – Documents Relating to the Negotiation of the Treaty of July 3, 1868 with the Eastern Band of Shoshoni and Bannock

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The National Archives – National Archives and Records Service – General Services Administration – Washington: 1961 – Records of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, RG48 – Final Rolls of Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory

 Creek and Seminole Rolls As approved by the Secretary of the Interior on or before Mar. 4, 1907 with supplements dated Sep. 25, 1914

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Old Settler Cherokee Census Roll, 1895, and Index to Payment Roll, 1896 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Index to Payment Roll of Old Settler Cherokees: 1896 o The census roll was prepared in accordance with the provisions of the Treaty of Aug. 6, 1846 (9 Stat. 871). This treaty provided for the payment of certain shares from funds established by the Treaty of 1835 to Cherokee “Old Settlers” in Indian Territory either as original beneficiaries or as their legal heirs or representatives. A commission of 5 members appointed by the President from the party of Old Settlers working in conjunction with agents of the Union Agency completed the roll. The commissioners certified that the list was correct and complete. Entries for individuals include name, age, sex, address, and various identification numbers. No roll of the names of persons actually paid has been located among the records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs now in the National Archives. There is, however, an index to such a roll, and the page references in this index correspond to those in the census roll of persons eligible for payment. Entries in the census roll are arranged by agency pay number (one of the identification numbers). The index is in two parts, each arranged alphabetically by either surname or Indian name. The first part lists the names of those persons who were alive at the time of payment. The second part lists the names of those who were deceased and whose heirs were paid. There is a schedule of unpaid shares inserted in the index volume.

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Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Old Settler Cherokee Census Roll, 1895, and Index to Payment Roll, 1896 (Roll 2 of 2)

 Old Settler Cherokee Census Payment Roll: 1895 o See Roll #1 for more information about census roll.

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