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Last First File Tribe Agency Statenotes Box A-Aitsa Georgia 55 Last First File Tribe Agency StateNotes Box A-Aitsa Georgia 55 Apache Kiowa & ComancheOK 2 Aaron Wesley 4587 Stockbridge Keshena WI 109 Abams Lavina 2618 Oneida Oneida WI Also known as 53 Schenandore,Eli Mrs Abbott Jessie 464 Alaskan Alaska AK 10 Abbott Nellie 2750 Piegan Blackfeet MT 55 Abideh Michael 3849 Chippewa WI 82 Abidosh Carrie Petite 4533 Chippewa WI 107 Abott Maggie 2821 Piegan Blackfeet MT Also known as 56 Houck,Presly Mrs Abraham David 5384 Chippawa Turtle MountainMT 137 Abrams Annie L. 2472 Mohawk NY Also known as 50 Tiokasin,Moses Abrams Katie 2473 Mohawk NY 50 Abrams John 5938 Pueblo Albuquerque MI 152 Abrams Alexander 1542 Seneca NY 32 Abrams Marcus 1543 Seneca NY 32 Abrams Florence 4911 Seneca NY 122 Abrams Frank 5054 Seneca NY 127 Abrams Monroe 5055 Seneca NY 127 Ackin Augusta 2909 Pueblo Albuquerque NM 58 Ackley Albert 358 Chippewa WI 8 Ackley James 359 Chippewa WI 8 Acklin Hattie 1755 Apache San Carlos AZ Also spelled as 36 Aklin,also known as Mrs. Selby Harney,and Mrs. George Pitts Acton Zoa 2860 Potawatomi Potawatome OK Also known as 57 Conn,Zoa Mrs Adams Quincy 172 Assiniboine MT 4 Adams William 198 Caddo Kiowa & ComancheOK 5 Adams Johnson 5298 Chippawa MI 135 Adams Edward 3989 Chippewa WI 87 Adams Carter H. 6113 Menominee Keshena WI 155 Adams Samuel 4261 Oneida Oneida WI 97 Adams Benjamin 4355 Sioux SD 100 Addison Burdick 4348 Arapahoe Wind River WY 100 Adolph Joseph 345 Colville Colville WA 8 Agard Mary 3136 Sioux ND 62 Agnes 3163 Sioux SD 62 Ahkenocksay John 3631 Menominee Keshena WI 74 Ahmahquot Antoine 4086 Chippewa MN Also known as 90 Brazean,Isaac Ahquimmy Nepet 791 Menominee Keshena WI Also known as 17 Neopit,Ahquimmy AhtoowooserahkeCecil 4960 Comanche Kiowa & ComancheOK 124 Aiken John 5940 Caddo Kiowa & ComancheOK 152 Aiken Mary 2310 Chippawa WI 46 Aiken Elizabeth 2730 Osage Osage OK 55 Aikens Mary 2731 Osage Osage OK Also known as 55 Pitts,George Mrs Aitsan Lucius 729 Kiowa OK 15 Albanez Stephen 807 Mission Mission CA 17 Albert Paul 1138 Osage Osage OK 25 Albert Antoine 5943 Pueblo Albuquerque OK 152 Alchintoyah Regis 56 Apache San Carlos AZ 2 Alexanddroff Shashka 2 Aleut Alaska AK 1 Alexander August 2100 Chippewa WI 43 Alexander Sealy 4648 Creek Union OK 112 Alexander Peter 1190 Ottawa MI 25 Alford Casper 1702 Shawnee Shawnee OK 35 Allen Mercy 748 Alaskan Alaska Ak Also known as 16 Archee,Dundos Mrs. Allen John 5385 Clallam WA 137 Allen Grover 4052 Kickapoo KS Also known as 89 Nanmahahqah or Namahahquah Allen George 4271 Kickapoo KS 97 Allen George 4280 Kooenai MT Also known as 98 Steele,David & Thief,David from Sioux,SD Allen Edwin 5176 Mohawk NY 131 Allen George 5177 Mohawk NY 131 Allen Lulu 2583 Nez Perce Nez Perce ID Also known as 52 McForland,Francis Mrs Allen Rose 4577 Ottawa MN 109 Allen William 1410 Pueblo Albuquerque NM 30 Allen Claudia B. 2953 Seneca NY 59 Allen Maud 2954 Seneca NY 59 Allen Arline B. 3342 Seneca NY 66 Allen John 4488 Sioux MT 105 Allison Lafe 3343 Piegan Blackfeet MT 66 Allison Wendell 3611 Piegan Blackfee MT 74 Alonzo Joseph 4361 Pueblo Albuquerque NM 100 Alonzo John 5136 Pueblo Albuquerque NM 130 Altrich (Clyde) 288 Cheyenne Hemp of Birds OK 7 Amachana Nick 5944 Osage Osage NC 152 Amago Phillipia 2541 Mission Mission CA Also known as 51 Kaiser,Herman Mrs Amago Mistica 2600 Mission Mission CA 52 Amago Sotero 808 Mission Mission CA 17 Amborse Edward 4774 Colville Colville WA 117 Amera Mary 2595 Nez Perce Nez Perce ID 52 American Horse Benjamin 1827 Sioux SD 38 American Horse Alice 3200 Sioux SD Also known as 63 Newton,George Mrs. & Pereau,George Mrs. American Horse Lucy 3201 Sioux SD Also known as 63 Two Crow,John Mrs. Ammon Laura 3292 Wishashan CA Also Bussell,John 65 Webster Analla George 1452 Pueblo Albuquerque NM Also known as 30 Kowice Analla Walter 5937 Pueblo NM 152 Ance Clara 2359 Chippawa MN Also Known as 47 Ance,Clara Ance Louisa 2360 Chippawa MI 47 Ance Gus 1191 Ottawa MI 25 Anderson George 4702 Choctaw Union OK 114 Anderson Edward 4817 Choctaw Union OK 119 Anderson Impson 5036 Choctaw Union OK 126 Anderson Emma 2413 Clallam WA 48 Anderson Phenia 1235 Concow CA 26 Anderson Walter 4105 Creek Union OK 91 Anderson David Bruner 4653 Creek Union OK 112 Anderson Earnest 5038 Creek Union OK 126 Anderson Robert 584 Crow Crow MT 12 Anderson Yaame 5942 Kiowa Kiowa & ComancheNM 152 Anderson Pasqauala 5386 Mission Mission CA 137 Anderson Walter 4214 Oneida Oneida WI Also known as 95 Cornelius Anderson Ethan 3700 Pomo CA 77 Anderson Robert 3344 Tuscarora NY 66 Anderson Melissa 4130 Tuscarora NY 92 Anderson Madella 4377 Tuscarora NY 101 Andrew Arthur 1325 Pima Pima AZ 28 Andrews William 360 Chippewa MN 8 Andrews James 361 Chippewa MI 8 Andrews Frank 1511 Puyallup Puyallup WA 32 Angus Frances J 4015 Chippewa WI 88 Animikwan Joseph 3610 Chippewa MI 74 Ankle Henry 2972 Sioux SD 59 Anquette Lillie 2943 Puyallup Puyallup WA 59 Antell Nellie 2361 Chippawa MI 47 Antell Charles 362 Chippewa MN 8 Antoine Francis 4786 Chippawa WI 117 Antoine Charles 1767 Sioux SD 36 Anton Arthur 1325 Pima Pima AZ 28 Antone Gertrude 4019 Oneida Oneida WI 88 Apachidas Juan E 1327 Pima Pima AZ Also spelled 28 Apachose Apeahrone Clara 4124 Kiowa OK 92 Apekaum Charles 5576 Kiowa Kiowa & ComancheOK Emerson 142 Apeuka Tookah 4369 Creek Union OK 101 Appeney Asa 3345 Shoshone Fort Hall ID 66 Appolis Powlas 3530 Nez Perce Nez Perce ID Also known as 71 Powlas,Parsons,Po wlas Appolis,& Parsons,Powlas Aprico Carlos 1326 Pima Pima AZ Also spelled Eprico 28 Aragon Rose 3035 Shoshone Wind River WY 60 Aragon Louis 3348 Shoshone Wind River WY 66 Aragon William 3608 Shoshone Wind River WY 74 Arapahoe Daniel 4666 Sioux SD 112 Arcasa Joseph 3609 Colville Colville WA 74 Arcasa Alexander 3842 Colville Colville WA Also known as 81 Chisholm,Anna Arch Jennie 2263 Cherokee Cherokee NC Also known as 46 Holland,Jennie Mrs.,& Holland,William Mrs. Arch Johnson 228 Cherokee Cherokee NC 5 Arch Olive 4545 Cherokee Cherokee NC 108 Arch Kodaskie 4843 Cherokee Cherokee NC 120 Arch Rose 5945 Cherokee Cherokee NC 152 Archambault Harry 1939 Sioux ND 40 Archambault Leo 4059 Sioux ND 89 Archambault Clara 4673 Sioux SD 113 Archer Jacob J 1941 Sioux ND 40 Archette John 1513 Puyallup Puyallup WA 32 Archiquertte Belinda 6036 Omaha Winnebago WI 154 Archiquette Libbie 2619 Oneida Oneida WI Also known as 53 Powlas,Alfred Mrs Archiquette Christine 2620 Oneida Oneida WI Also known as 53 Webster,Jacob Mrs Archiquette Sara 2621 Oneida Oneida WI Also known as 53 Archiquette,sara also spelled Archiqute Archiquette Martin 5253 Oneida Oneida WI 134 Archiquette Chauncy 5358 Oneida Oneida WI 136 Archiquette William 944 Oneida Oneida WI 20 Archiveque Vivian 1415 Pueblo Albuquerque NM 30 Archuleta John D 1414 Pueblo Albuquerque NM 30 Arcorn Rudolph 3978 Sioux SD Also known as Big 86 Bear,Samuel from Winnebago,NE Arcornge Charles 1760 Sioux SD Also spelled as 36 Arcoren Arcornge Rudolph 3979 Sioux SD Also known as 86 Bear Child,James from Piegan/Blackfeet MT Armachain Jonah 3992 Cherokee Cherokee NC 87 Armstrong Earl 5946 Cherokee Cherokee MN 152 Armstrong Ralph 5337 Nez Perce Nez Perce ID 136 Armstrong Elmer 1544 Seneca NY 32 Armstrong Edith 2955 Seneca NY 59 Armstrong Lydia 2956 Seneca NY 59 Arnell John 4087 Winnebago Omaha & WinnebagoNB Also spelled 90 Armell Arnold James 363 Chippewa MN 8 Arquette Mary 5947 Chippawa NY 152 Arquette Andrew 2006 Mohawk St. Regis NY Also known as 41 Kanaister Tskagukade, Arquette Jacob 2007 Mohawk St. Regis NY 41 Arquette Mitchell 2009 Mohawk St. Regis NY 41 Arquette Rose 3226 Mohawk St. Regis NY 64 Arquette Theresa 3683 Mohawk NY 76 Arquette Mitchell 3785 Mohawk NY 80 Arquette Jacob 4005 Mohawk NY 87 Arquette James 1512 Puyallup Puyallup WA 32 Arquette John 1513 Puyallup Puyallup WA 32 Arrow Top Philip 1293 Piegan Blackfeet MT 28 Arrow Top Silas 1294 Piegan Blackfeet MT 28 Ashbaugh Ella 2243 Bannock Fort Hall ID Also Known as 45 Randall,Ella A Mrs Asher Joshua 5948 Chippawa MI 152 Ashquab Julia 2366 Chippawa MI Also spelled 48 Ashquay & Ashquat known as Walker,George Mrs.& Nartha,Frank Mrs. Aslin Elizabeth Eva 2363 Chippawa MI 47 Aslin Joseph Peter 365 Chippewa MI 8 Aspaas Hans 3607 Navajo NM 74 Aspenall Nellie 2801 Pawnee Pawnee OK Also known as 56 Davis,R Mrs Atkins Minnie 2485 Creek Union OK Also known as 50 Folk,Harry B Mrs Atsye Meta 2911 Pueblo Albuquerque NM Also known as 58 Atsye,Meta,and Gunn,K C C Mrs Atsye Charles 4103 Pueblo Albuquerque NM 91 Atsye Amy 4959 Pueblo Albuquerque NM 124 Attaquin Alice 2526 Mashpee MA Also known as 51 Pierce,Oscar Aubanascum Sophie 4502 Menominee Keshena WI 106 Aubury Alice 2822 Piegan Blackfeet MT 56 Aubury Rose 2823 Piegan Blackfeet MT 56 Auge Francis 4910 Chippawa WI 122 Aveline Frank 801 Miami OK 17 Awancishua 1416 Pueblo Albuquerque NM 30 Axtell Obed 6080 Crow Crow ID 155 Ayarra Jose 1367 Puerto RicanPuerto Rico PR 29 Ayers Mary 2254 Catawba SC Also known as 45 Fox,Mary Ayres Mrd Ayn-Mah-Sung Mary 2334 Chippawa MN Also known as 47 Aynmahsdung,Ma ry & Abino,John Mrs. & Avnmahung,Mary Azul Harry Mrs 6061 Sioux Santee NB 154 Azure Ovilla 5578 Chippawa Turtle MountainND 142 Azure Patrick 1642 Chippewa Turtle MountainND 34 B. Meat Raymond 5916 Cheyenne OK 151 Back Richard 4053 Mohawk NY 89 Bacon Francis 3852 Coeur d'Alene WA 82 Bad Boy Star 366 Chippewa MN 8 Badger Philomena 3135 Sioux ND 62 Baer Harrison 1361 Ponca Ponca OK Also known as 29 Bear Bahylle Louis 1270 Pawnee Pawnee OK 27 Bailley Grover 1921 Sioux SD 39 Bailly Millie 3118 Sioux SD 62 Bailly Edith A 3120 Sioux SD 62 Bailly Christine 3121 Sioux SD Also known as 62 Konkapot,Lida from Strockbridge,Kesh ena WI Baily
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