Storbeck's

How To Research American Indian Blood Lines; A Manual On Indian Genealogical Research
by Cecilia Svinth Carpenter.
101 pp., charts, illus., paper. 1996.

Contains information on registering with tribes, specifics on getting started and searching census, vital records and the records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

ERI001       $ 9.00     

Illustrated Atlas of Native American History
272 pp., illus., index, maps, cloth.

Featuring more than 100 newly created and period maps in full color, this indispensable reference traces the movement of North America's native peoples from pre-historic times to the present day. An illuminating text by specialized contributors explains the events that precipitated change, and a wealth of illustrations provides insight into the evolving lifeways and cultures of the continent's first people.

ERI013       $24.99     

Ottawa And Chippewa Indians Of Michigan 1870-1909
by Raymond C. Lantz.
288 pp., paper. 1991.

Contains three transcriptions of censuses taken by the Bureau of Indian Affairs to determine the eligibility of people of Indian descent for monies appropriated by Congress. (1)1870 census and annuity payment records of the Grand River, Mackinac, Sault Ste. Marie, and Traverse Bands of Ottawa and Chiippewa Indians of Michigan. These records name the head of the household and give a count of the other members and information on their annuity. (2) A listing of those persons in the 1870 enumeration and all their known descendants, as found living on a special enumeration made on 4 March 1907. This listing gives the name and age of each person in the house hold with varius supplemental information. (3) A listing of children born after 4 March 1907 and before 1 August 1909. These records give name, date of birth, parents, and some other data. A major resource for people descended from these Ottawa and Chippewa Indians!

ERI011       $22.00