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Cherokee Connections: An Introduction To Genealogical Sources Pertaining To Cherokee Ancestors
by Myra Vanderpool Gormley.
56 pp., bibliog., index, maps, paper. (1995) 1999.

Along with a short history, this book contains information on legends, sources and records, repositories, and Cherokee publications sources.

ERI006       $ 9.95     

Cherokee Connections
The Dawes Commission: And The Allotment Of The Five Civilized Tribes, 1893-1914
by Kent Carter.
284 pp., bibliog., illus., index, paper. 1999.

During the period of 1893 through 1914 it was the work of the Dawes Commission to determine who was qualified for individual land allotments in the Indian Territory. Over 300,000 members of the five civilized tribes -- Cherokee, Chickasaw, Creek, Choctaw and Seminole -- were subjected to enrollment but over two-thirds were rejected. This study focuses on the organization and procedures of the Dawes Commission to clarify how enrollment and allotment decisions were made and implemented.

ERI007       $29.95     

The Dawes Commission

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     

How To Research American Indian Blood Lines





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