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National Archives Microfilm Collection at the Oklahoma Historical Society National Archives Microfilm Collection at the Oklahoma Historical Society Compiled by Katie Bush National Archives Miscellaneous Microfilm 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 1 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 2 Captain Keel’s Roll Captain Hothliche’s Roll Captain Isaac Love’s Roll Captain Seely’s Roll Choctaw 279 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. 3 160 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 623 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 4 . 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 RG75 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 5 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 6 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.
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