Indian Archives Microfilm Guide Series 11: Quapaw National Records
Compiled by Katie Bush
Series 11: Quapaw Agency Records Table of Contents
Census and Enrollment p. 3
Vital Statistics and Related Material p. 3
Agents and Agency p. 4
Quapaw Agency Letterpress Books p. 4
Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and other Documents – Miscellaneous Tribes p. 5
Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Modoc p. 7
Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Ottawa p. 7
Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Peoria and Miami p. 7
Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Ponca p. 7
Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Quapaw p. 7
Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Seneca p. 8
Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Shawnee p. 8
Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Tonkawa p. 8
Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Wyandotte p. 9
Quapaw Agency Records: Miscellaneous p. 9 Indian History, Culture, and Acculturation p. 10
Land Ownership and Use p. 11
Schools and Churches p. 11 Series 11: Quapaw Agency Records
Introduction
In 1865 a special agent was stationed on the Spring River in northeastern Oklahoma, then Indian Territory, to care for the affairs of the Indian tribes living on their reservations east of the Neosho River and north of the Cherokee Nation. Some tribes had been residents since 1832. The Neosho Agency was the main agency and was located in Montgomery County, Kansas. In 1871, the Neosho Agency and the subagency were separated jurisdictionally with the latter being named the Quapaw Agency. The tribes, bands, and fragments of tribes, who were assigned reservations or lived temporarily at the agency, are listed below:
Cayuga Chippewa Citizen Potawatomi (not assigned to the agency) Delaware (not assigned to the agency) Kaskaskia Miami (Eastern and some Western branch members) Modoc Munsee Nez Perce (temporary residence before moving to their own reservation at Oakland Agency) Oneida Ottawa of Blanchard’s Fork, Ottawa of Rock de Boeuf Peoria Piankashaw Ponca (temporary residence before moving to their own reservation at Ponca Agency) Quapaw Seneca of Sandusky and Seneca of Lewiston Shawnee, including Eastern, some Western and temporarily, Black Bob Shawnee Band members Wea Wyandotte Fragments of the Six Nations, not always identified as to the tribe, and called New York Indians
Below is a summary of the dates and congressional acts concerning the establishment of the different reservations, or the changes that occurred as land was ceded for settlement of other tribes. According to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs’ Annual Report, 1872, the combined original acreage assigned to all reserves was 289,920 acres. The figure cited in 1876 was 212,298 acres. The figure in brackets below each tribal name is the numbers of acres held in 1876.
Reservation Establishment Quapaw Reservation May 13, 1833 (vii, 424), Feb. 23, 1867 (xv, 513) (1876, 56,685 acres) 56,245.21 acres allotted to tribal members
Shawnee, Eastern Reservation July 20, 1831 (vii, 351), Feb. 23, 1867 (xv, 513) (1876, 13,088 acres) 10,484.81 acres allotted to tribal members
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Seneca Reservation Feb. 23, 1831 (vii, 348), Dec. 29, 1832 (vii, 411), Feb. 23, 1867 (xv, 513) (1876, 51.958 acres) 25,821.55 acres allotted to tribal members
Wyandotte Reservation Feb. 23, 1867 (xv, 513) (1876, 21,406 acres) 20,695.54 acres allotted to tribal members
Peoria and Confederate Tribes (Kaskaskia, Miami, Piankashaw, Wea) Reservation Feb. 23, 1867 (xv, 513) (1876, 50,301 acres) 43,450 acres allotted to tribal members
Ottawa of Blanchard’s Fork and of Roche de Boeuf Reservation Feb. 23, 1867 (xv, 513) (1876, 14,860 acres) 3,976 acres allotted to tribal members
Modoc Reservation June 23, 1874 agreement with Eastern Shawnee, Mar. 3, 1875 (xviii, 447) (1876, 4,000 acres) 3,976 acres allotted to tribal members
History of the Records The Quapaw Agency records, composed of papers and a few bound volumes, were brought to the Historical Society following the passage of the Congressional Act of Mar. 27, 1934 (. R. 5631 Public No. 133), which placed these and other noncurrent tribal records in the custody of the Oklahoma Historical Society. The records are composed of 26,073 pages including files for the different tribes and the agency schools’ records. They date from 1864-1909 with the majority falling in the 1870- 1880s period. When brought to the Historical Society, the records were in various states of order, and it was decided by Dr. Grant Foreman of the Society’s Board of Directors and Mrs. Rella Looney, Archivist (1929- 1974), to place them in usable research categories according to subject. This order in many files varied from their original agency filing order which could not be ascertained. Within each category, documents were filed chronologically and the subject categories were placed in file cases or shelved in alphabetical order under each agency. The records have proved to have had extensive research value and use to students of Indian culture and history in the past 42 years. Use of the records has been facilitated by an unpublished inventory of the categories within each agency’s holdings. This includes the name of the agency, the subject category, the inclusive dates, numbers of pages contained within each group, and location within the archives. In addition, indexing of the records has continued, but is as yet incomplete. In microfilming these documents, an attempt has been made to combine related categories, i.e. land allotment, leases and sales. This will not follow the present organization within the Archives, but it is thought that it will be the most convenient arrangement for research use. Individual tribal files in this agency may contain census, per capita, vital statistics and other data in addition to that contained in the general categories.
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Quapaw Agency Records: Letters and Documents Received – Correspondence Relating to Census, 1877-1897
Quapaw-Census: Dec. 10, 1877-June 11, 1897 Quapaw-Census: July 18, 1880-Feb. 3, 1893 Nez Perce-Census: Feb. 10, 1879 Ottawa-Census and Issues: 1878-1883 New York Indian Lists: Undated and Jan. 20, 1874 Confederated Peoria, Wea, Piankashaw, Kaskaskia, Peoria, and Miami-Census and Payment Rolls: Sep. 20, 1874-Apr. 16, 1899 Quapaw-Census-Eastern Shawnee - Census, Per Capita Payment Rolls, and List of Guardians and Administrators: Jan. 1872-Oct. 3, 1902
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Quapaw Agency Records: Vital Statistics and Related Material – Letters Received and other Documents: June 20, 1864-Dec. 28, 1901
Contains agency letters received and other documents pertaining to vital statistics, including births, deaths, divorce, marriages, per capita payment rolls, and other records listed below in their order of filming. Some cross references to other documents containing similar types of information are given. The files listed under tribal names, i.e. Quapaw Agency-Seneca, which are filmed on another roll, also contain information pertaining to vital statistics.
Quapaw-Allotments: Aug. 13, 1878-July 10, 1896 Quapaw-Births: Mar. 21, 1884-Jan. 3, 1899 Quapaw-Citizenship: June 20, 1864-Jan. 17, 1885 Quapaw-Deaths: Sep. 25, 1878-Oct. 12, 1898 o See also, Police Book filmed on this roll Quapaw-Divorce: Jan. 13, 1884-Nov. 18, 1889 Quapaw-Estates: Jan. 28, 1876-Apr. 12, 1900 Quapaw-Guardianship: Apr. 11, 1876-Oct. 19, 1897 o See also Roll QA 1, census of Eastern Shawnee and Seneca for lists of guardians. Quapaw-Indian Children, Adoption of: Apr. 18, 1881 Quapaw-Indigent: Feb. 9, 1875 Quapaw-Insane: July 19, 1884-Aug. 4, 1884 Quapaw-Issues: Dec. 11, 1873-July 10, 1901
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o Letters received, forms, circulars, supply reports; a volume, Miscellaneous Supplies, 1879-1880, listing Modoc, Quapaw, and Seneca School issues, Police list, etc. Quapaw-Marriages: Dec. 29, 1876-Aug. 26, 1890 o See also, Police Book filmed on this roll Quapaw-Pensions: May 20, 1876-Feb. 1, 1888 Quapaw-Per Capita: May 24, 1873-Dec. 28, 1901 o Pertaining to per capita payments to individuals of different tribes residing at the agency. Quapaw-Police Book: July 1, 1878-1881 o This volume contains certain vital statistics and has been filmed here as well as in its file category (Police) with other correspondence there. The volume has an index which includes pages of births, deaths, and marriages. Quapaw-Relations, Family: Apr. 28, 1886-Mar. 16, 1887 Quapaw-Vital Statistics : Oct. 4, 1875-July 24, 1888 Quapaw-Civil War: Sep. 16, 1864-Aug. 18, 1887
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Quapaw Agency Records: A Register of Letters Received from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and Secretary of the Interior
Quapaw-Agents and Agency: June 15, 1880-July 18, 1884 o This volume lists the date received, the writer’s name and briefly describes the contents of each letter. Quapaw-Agents and Agency: Jan. 20, 1871-Nov. 22, 1898
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Quapaw Agency Records: Letterpress Books
Volume 1 – Letters Sent: Dec. 10, 1879-Aug. 14, 1880 o This volume contains letterpress copies of letters and other documents sent by U. S. Indian Agents T. S. Kist and D. B. Dyer to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Secretary of the Interior, merchants, banks and others concerning agency and Indian affairs. o There is a partial index. Pages 96, 116, and 342 are missing. Volume 2 – Letters Sent: Apr. 11, 1881-Mar. 29, 1884 o This volume contains letterpress copies of letters and other documents sent by Daniel B. Dyer, U. S. Indian Agent, and G. D. Williams, Acting Agent to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Indians, U. S. Marshals, military personnel, U. S. Treasurer, and others concerning agency and Indian affairs.
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o There is a partial index. Pages 86-89 and 245-291 are missing.
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Quapaw Agency Records: Letterpress Books
Volume 3 – Letters Sent and Received: July 25, 1882-Jan. 5, 1883 o This volume contains letterpress copies of letters and other documents sent by D. B. Dyer, U. S. Indian Agent, William D. Hodgkiss, Acting Storekeeper, Gilbert D. Williams, Acting U. S. Agent, and H. Price, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, other Indian agents, merchants, Bureau of American Ethnology, judges, U. S. Treasury officials, and others concerning agency and Indian affairs. o There is a partial index. Pages 32-35, 50-68, 70-123, and 181 are missing. Volume 4 – Letters Sent: May 21, 1884-July 3, 1885 o This volume contains letterpress copies of letters and other documents sent by G. D. Williams, Acting Indian Agent, D. B. Dyer, U. S. Indian Agent, W. H. Robb, Special Indian Agent, and W. M. Ridpath, U. S. Indian Agent, to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Indian leaders, other Indian agents, teachers, and school superintendents, Indian police and others concerning agency, school, and other Indian affairs. o There is a partial index. Pages 155, 163, 223, and 415 are missing. Volume 5 – Letters Sent: Jan. 11, 1889-Sep. 16, 1889 o This volume contains letterpress copies of letters and other documents sent by U. S. Indian Agent J. V. Summers, and Indian leaders to attorneys, superintendents of Indian schools, teachers, Indian leaders, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, merchants, Assistant Treasurer of the United States and others concerning agency, school, and other Indian affairs. o There is a partial index.
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Quapaw Agency Records: Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and other Documents – Miscellaneous Tribes
Quapaw-Indians-Chippewa, Munsee, and Christian: Feb. 22, 1872-Nov. 26, 1901 o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning the above mentioned tribes’ tribal and individual affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1. Quapaw-Indians-Citizen Potawatomi: Aug. 22, 1863-Jan. 26, 1889
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o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Citizen Potawatomi tribal and individual Indian affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1. Quapaw-Indians-Cayuga: May 27, 1871-Sep. 11, 1898 o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Cayuga tribal and individual Indian affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1. Quapaw-Indians-Delaware: Oct. 18, 1871-July 19, 1886 o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Delaware tribal and individual Indian affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1. Quapaw-Indians-Kansas or Kaw: Nov. 30, 1877-June 30, 1878 o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Kaw or Kansas tribal and individual Indian affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1. Quapaw-Indians-Miami: Feb. 11, 1880-Dec. 12, 1881 o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Miami tribal and individual Indian affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1.
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Quapaw Agency Records: Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and other Documents – Miscellaneous Tribes
Quapaw-Indians-Miami: Jan. 18, 1882-Nov. 7, 1908 o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Miami tribal and individual Indian affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1. Quapaw-Indians-New York Indians: Jan. 26, 1874-May 10, 1888 o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning the tribal groups known as the New York Indians. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1. Quapaw-Indians-Nez Perce: July 5, 1878-July 16, 1879
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o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Nez Perce tribal and individual Indian affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1. Quapaw-Indians-Oneida: Feb. 28, 1876
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Quapaw Agency Records: Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Modoc Indians
Quapaw-Indians-Modoc: Oct. 9, 1873-Nov. 4, 1886
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Quapaw Agency Records: Letters Received, Copies of Letters Sent, and Other Documents Pertaining to the Ottawa Indians
Quapaw-Indians-Ottawa: Apr. 10, 1871-Nov. 1901
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Quapaw Agency Records: Peoria and Confederated Tribes, 1854-1901; Peoria and Miami, 1874-1891
Quapaw-Indians-Peoria and Confederated Tribes: May 30, 1854 Quapaw-Indians-Peoria and Miami: Apr. 10, 1874-Oct. 22, 1891
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Quapaw Agency Records: Ponca, 1877-1883; Quapaw, 1863-1897
Quapaw-Indians-Ponca: Mar. 12, 1877-Jan. 25, 1883 o The Poncas stayed at the Quapaw Agency a short time before removing to their own reservation. The Pawnee Agency Microfilm Roll series contains documents pertaining to them under the jurisdiction of the Ponca and Pawnee Agencies. Quapaw-Indians-Quapaw: Aug. 25, 1863-May 22, 1897
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o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Quapaw tribal and individual affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1. Report of a Talk with the Agent held by Charles Quapaw and Alphonsus Vallier, Document 213
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Quapaw Agency Records: Seneca, 1872-1901
Quapaw-Indians-Seneca: Mar. 19, 1872-Sep. 3, 1901 o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Seneca tribal and individual affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1.
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Quapaw Agency Records: Shawnee, 1870-1901; Tonkawa, 1883-1884
Quapaw-Indians-Shawnee: Apr. 7, 1870-Jan. 25, 1901 o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Shawnee tribal and individual affairs. Census and other information concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1. Quapaw-Indians-Tonkawa: Nov. 20, 1883-July 14, 1884 o The correspondence in this file concerns a plan to bring the Tonkawas from Ft. Griffin, Texas to the Quapaw Agency. The Tonkawas were sent, however, to the Sac and Fox Agency.
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Quapaw Agency Records: Wyandotte
Section X-Wyandotte Indians – Journal of the Wyandotte Legislative Committee: Sep. 27, 1848-Feb. 22, 1888 Quapaw-Indians-Wyandotte: Dec. 22, 1859-July 31, 1899 o This file consists of letters and documents sent and received at the Quapaw Agency concerning Wyandotte tribal and individual affairs. Census and other information
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concerning vital statistics for some of the tribes whose files are filmed here will be found on QA Roll 1.
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Quapaw Agency Records: Miscellaneous
The Quapaw Agency files filmed in this roll contain copies of letters sent and received by the Agency and other documents. The majority of the files contain information about the Agency and the business it normally conducted in carrying out the regulations of the Office of Indian Affairs. Foreign Relations and Military Relations are also included in the rolls.
Quapaw-Agents’ Reports: May 1, 1872-May 25, 1899 Quapaw-Instructions to Agents: Mar. 31, 1871-Nov. 9, 1901 Quapaw-Travel Expenses: June 24, 1873-Aug. 20, 1900 Quapaw-Buildings (Agency): Feb. 7, 1873-June 30, 1896 Quapaw-Repairs: Aug. 2, 1880-June 3, 1897 Quapaw-Fires: Oct. 6, 1875-May 20, 1882 Quapaw-Post Offices: May 30, 1873-Jan. 27, 1892 Quapaw-Telephone and Telegraph: Apr. 1, 1879-Sep. 26, 1900 Quapaw-Roads: Aug. 19, 1895 Quapaw-Freight and Transportation: Dec. 27, 1871-July 23, 1901 Quapaw-Foreign Relations: Mar. 10, 1870-June 21, 1901 Quapaw-Military Relations: Aug. 9, 1878-Aug. 10, 1887
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Quapaw Agency Records: Miscellaneous
The contents of this roll from the Quapaw Agency files are concerned with Federal Relations, Court Records, and other matters where legality of action is an issue, such as Trespassing, Claims vs. Indians, etc. Correspondence between agents, attorneys, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and others comprises the bulk of the documents.
Quapaw-Federal Relations: Feb. 23, 1867-Feb. 24, 1892 Quapaw-Courts: July 13, 1875-Au. 9, 1893 Quapaw-United States Attorney: Sep. 15, 1879-Aug. 29, 1888 Quapaw-Police: Aug. 22, 1875-Dec. 31, 1898 Quapaw-Claims vs. Indians: Aug. 7, 1879-Aug. 21, 1893 Quapaw-Purchases By and Accounts Against Indians: May 12, 1871-Jan. 30, 1884 Quapaw-Damages to Crops by White Men’s Stock: Oct. 11, 1899-Nov. 27, 1899
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Quapaw-Hunting and Fishing: July 5, 1889-Aug. 29, 1893 Quapaw-Depredations: July 13, 1872-Aug. 1, 1889 Quapaw-Timber: Mar. 3, 1874-June 18, 1891 Quapaw-Railroads: Aug. 15, 1871-Nov. 26, 1883 Quapaw-Intruders: Jan. 6, 1874-Aug. 25, 1893 Quapaw-Recommendations (of Whites): Apr. 20, 1880-Dec. 4, 1881 Quapaw-Permits to Employ Whites: Aug. 16, 1879-Nov. 12, 1879 Quapaw-Permits to Stay on Reservation: May 27, 1880-Nov. 22, 1882 Quapaw-Rewards: Undated
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Quapaw Agency Records: Indian History, Culture, and Acculturation
Quapaw-Indian History: Apr. 13, 1881 Quapaw-Consolidation of Tribes: Jan. 6, 1874-Oct. 27, 1874 Quapaw-Removal from One Reservation to Another: Nov. 14, 1870-June 20, 1883 Quapaw-Permits to Visit Other Reservations: Mar. 10, 1880 Quapaw-Indian Chiefs: July 15, 1873-Oct. 23, 1883 Quapaw-Indian Councils: Nov. 12, 1873-Sep. 6, 1882 Quapaw-Indian Customs: June 15, 1887 Quapaw-Indian Names and Languages: Mar. 17, 1884 Quapaw-Indian Relics: Jan. 16, 1882-Feb. 1883 Quapaw-Indian Improvement: May 27, 1881-Jan. 1904 Quapaw-Indian Employment: June 15, 1871-Oct. 23, 1888 Quapaw-Indian Houses: Apr. 1, 1878-Oct. 9, 1885 Quapaw-Liquor Traffic (Vices): May 12, 1870-June 21, 1893 Quapaw-Fairs: Sep. 22, 1880-Aug. 17, 1888 Quapaw-Indians with Shows and Exhibitions: Dec. 20, 1880-Feb. 14, 1882 Quapaw-Indian Prisoners: Feb. 15, 1881 Quapaw-Indian Murders: Dec. 15, 1875 Quapaw-Blacksmiths: Mar. 27, 1871-Dec. 31, 1898 Quapaw-Carpenters: June 25, 1886-June 30, 1886 Quapaw-Indian Farmers: Undated Quapaw-Farmers: Nov. 9, 1877-Aug. 14, 1889 Quapaw-Interpreters: Dec. 4, 1873-Jan. 11, 1892 Quapaw-Traders: Dec. 19, 1871-Oct. 7, 1884 Quapaw-Doctors, Epidemics: Jan. 26, 1872-Sep. 19, 1897
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Quapaw Agency Records: Land Ownership and Use
Quapaw-Breaking Land: Apr. 1, 1873-June 16, 1873 Quapaw-Allotments: Aug. 13, 1878-Mar. 7, 1895 Quapaw-Agricultural Leases: Mar. 27, 1874-May 8, 1897 Quapaw-Cattle, Grazing, and Pastures: Dec. 11, 1871-Feb. 15, 1892 Quapaw-Livestock: Mar. 1871-Mar. 27, 1886 Quapaw-Hay: Aug. 28, 1878-Aug. 9, 1882 Quapaw-Hides: Dec. 6, 1882-May 5, 1883 Quapaw-Minerals: Undated and Oct. 16, 1879-Jan. 10, 1918 Quapaw-Land Sales: Oct. 23, 1871-Oct. 7, 1903 Quapaw-Patents: Nov. 6, 1882-Mar. 4, 1893 Quapaw-Mortgages: July 8, 1875-Apr. 23, 1877 Quapaw-Kaw Land Commission: Nov. 28, 1877-Apr. 16, 1879 Quapaw-Removal of Restrictions: Mar. 15, 1909 Quapaw-Maps: Jan. 22, 1875-Sep. 30, 1884 Quapaw-Survey (of Reservation): Oct. 9, 1874-Aug. 25, 1896
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Quapaw Agency Records: Schools
Quapaw-Miami School: Oct. 24, 1874-Jan. 21, 1890 Quapaw-Modoc School: Jan. 5, 1875-Dec. 14, 1901
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Quapaw Agency Records: Schools
Quapaw-Ottawa Mission: Dec. 10, 1872-Mar. 21, 1883 Quapaw-Peoria Day School: June 10, 1872-Aug. 25, 1896 Quapaw-Students in the States: Oct. 8, 1877-Aug. 12, 1901
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Quapaw Agency Records: Schools
Quapaw-Quapaw School: June 14, 1872-Dec. 31, 1884
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Quapaw Agency Records: Schools
Quapaw-Quapaw School: Jan. 15, 1885-Sep. 30, 1899
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Quapaw Agency Records: Schools
Quapaw-Seneca, Shawnee, and Wyandotte School: Mar. 21, 1872-Dec. 26, 1885
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Quapaw Agency Records: Schools
Quapaw-Seneca, Shawnee, and Wyandotte School: Feb. 1, 1886-1917
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Quapaw Agency Records: Schools and Churches
Quapaw-Miscellaneous Schools: Oct. 3, 1871-Oct. 22, 1908 Quapaw-Churches: Mar. 20, 1876-Aug. 19, 1889
OHS Special Roll XI-103
Quapaw Agency Records: Seneca, Shawnee, and Wyandotte School
Seneca, Shawnee, and Wyandotte School: Mar. 21, 1872-Feb. 26, 1909
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OHS Special Roll 4756
Quapaw Agency: Wyandotte Records
Miscellaneous records pertaining to the Wyandotte
OHS Special Roll 3299
Quapaw Agency Records
Seneca Per Capita Payment Roll: 1873 Statistics of Seneca: Aug. 12, 1882 Statistics of Seneca: 1883 Seneca Annuity Payment Roll: 1886 Seneca National Council Decisions: 1873-1875 Quapaw Agents Reports Quapaw Agency letters pertaining to the Cayuga: 1871-1882 Quapaw Agency letters pertaining to the New York: 1874-1887 Quapaw Agency letter pertaining to the Shawnee: 1892
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Oklahoma Department of Libraries Microfilm
Oklahoma Department of Libraries Miami National Council Book
Miami National Council Record Book
Miami National Council Record Book and Correspondence with the Secretary of the Interior: 1860-1862
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Quapaw Agency National Archives Microfilm
National Archives A Series
National Archives Roll A48
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
National Archives Roll A49 (Duplicate of A48)
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
National Archives Roll A50
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 Roll A51
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 7RA Series
National Archives Roll 7RA36
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 – Wyandotte
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National Archives M234 Series
National Archives Roll 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
National Archives Roll 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
National Archives Roll 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
National Archives Roll 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
National Archives Roll 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
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National Archives Roll M234.708
Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881-Roll 708, Quapaw Agency, 1871- 1880
Letters Received from Quapaw Agency: 1879
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National Archives M595 Series
National Archives Roll M595.411
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
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Census of the Seneca: July 1, 1889 Census of the Eastern Shawnee: July 1, 1889 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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National Archives Roll M595.412
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
National Archives Roll 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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National Archives Roll M595.414
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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National Archives Roll M595.415
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
National Archives Roll 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
National Archives Roll M595.488
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
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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 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
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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
National Archives Roll M595.489
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
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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 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
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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 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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