Voice of the Eagle
Posted here with the permission of Raven Kelly
Home and family, our traditions and heart song will lead you home. You are not and will never be alone for one vein, one blood unites us all. The tree is not diminished by the number of limbs nor by the number of roots but is sustained by all that
goes into making it the one and mighty.
Today, "our legend" has been bound and given to everyone (direct descendants and others in the family tree) that we may all be bound and with one accord honor all who lived that we might.
Witsatologi Nihi....
Raven
Geneology
Native American Research Links
Welcome to AQG: Native American Genealogy and
Research Links. Listed below are Links to various
Native American Tribes. My 3rd Great Grandmother
was said to have been 1/2 Cherokee Indian from North
Carolina. She was from the Davis line. I have been trying
to find the information, still with no luck. So I decided to
make this page and dedicate it to all those who are trying
to find their Native American Roots. Ancestor Quest
Genealogy wishes you a fruitful and enjoyable stay.
Good Luck.
Cyndi's list of Geneology Links
A compendium of comprehensive links
Geneology-Native
Being Native is about the way you and your ancestors live
your lives not about a piece of paper you carry in your wallet!
WWW.Virtual Library-American Indians
Index of Native American Genealogy Resources on the
Internet. Thanks to the many people who support this
website with their book purchases and their small
donations.
Native American and Civil War Geneology
Geneology Books
Its time to find out more about that which would make us
proud!
Shadcat's Geneology Page
Indian genealogy, like all genealogy, is much more than
just names and dates--it is a study of the people, history,
and culture of our ancestors.
Keihan's Web American Indian Internet Resources
DNA Testing World Wide
We have provided DNA testing services for the following
TV Shows: Montel Williams, Jerry Springer, Sally Jessy
Raphael, Maury Povich, & Telemundo
Genetica DNA Labs
Genetica DNA Laboratories, Inc. is one of the most
experienced DNA Identity Testing Laboratories in
the country.
FamilyTree DNA Geneology by Genetics
Under re-construction
American Indian Genealogy Forum
This message board on GenForum receives several new
posts each day from people searching for their
Native American ancestry.
Cherokee Proud
Cherokee Proud: A Guide For Tracing and Honoring
Your Cherokee Ancestors by Tony Mack McClure PhD,
guides family researchers in easy steps, providing in-depth
census roll information as well as numerous other little
known places to search.
Essentials of Indian Citizenship
An excellent guide to tracing your Indian ancestors
by the Oklahoma Historical Society.
"How To" Guide For Native Americans
This article by Paul Sarrett Jr. provides excellent
information on tracing your Cherokee ancestry.
What's In A Name
This article by Kevin Cloud Brechner explores the reasons
for the many spelling variations of Native American names -
focusing primarily on the Cherokee tribe.
A Guide to Native American Genealogy
If you find this site helpful, be sure to bookmark it and share
it with others!
Genealogy Information!
"Concerning Native American Indian Ancestry!"
Index To My Genealogy
Native American Indian Religious Service Organization, Inc. (NAIRSO)
The Fox's Den Web Site
Cherokee Genealogy Community
Native American Indian Genealogy
Mayflower Genealogy
Intertribal Cultural Preservation Alliance
Cherokee Cultural Association
1860 OKLAHOMA CENSUS INDEX - INDIAN TERR.
These entries are grouped into districts and are in
alphabetical order. Like surnames may be, but are not
necessarily in the same family.
This is only a partial index.
NA - Census Records - Genealogy
*What are census records?
*What years are available for each province
*Newfoundland census returns
*Census returns after 1901
(including Newfoundland after 1949)
*How and where to consult census records
*How to find a microfilm reel number
*Census indexes
*Abbreviations found in census returns
*Dates of census enumerations
Oklahoma Census & Marriages (varied 1860-1929)
These marriage and census records are the results of hard, diligent work done by Mary Kinard. Finding her ancestors as well as those of her friends was her passion. It gave her great pleasure to locate or verify a missing branch in her family tree, whether it was in a library, a cemetery or a court house, for these are the places she loved to treasure hunt. To make research easier for herself as well as for others she spent hundreds of hours first writing the information she read from microfilm then entering this info into her computer, sorting it and printing it.
Register of Enlistments of Indian Scouts 1866-1877
AT=Arizona Territory, WT=Wyoming Territory, DT=Dakota Territory
Shivwits, Washington County, Utah Cemetery (Indian)
Washington County, Utah - Family Research Series, No. 2
CEMETERY/DEATH INDEXES (1852-1996):
WASHINGTON COUNTY, UTAH
Compiled by: Wesley W. Craig, Ph.D.
(Revised Edition - 1998)
SHIVWITS CEMETERY
(202 Listings from 1847 to 1997)
1840 Cherokee County, North Carolina Census
Cherokee County was formed in 1839 from Macon County.
This is the first census for this county. At this time,
Cherokee County included all of present day Cherokee
County as well as present Graham County and present Clay
County. I transcribed this census from a microfilm copy of
the original census. Please let me know of any errors.
This transcription is placed here for all to use. Any names
marked with an asterisk (*) are names that I had trouble
reading. This census is not complete, I didn't get the
slave enumerations or the Free Colored listings the first
time around, but will get them soon.
1887 St. Regis Mohawk Indian Reservation Census, New York
This is the 1887 census of the St. Regis Mohawk Indian Reservation which lies on the St. Lawrence River. between Franklin and St. Lawrence Cos. NY. The original is at the National Archives in Washington, and is not alphabetically arranged, except by first name. Some of the spellings are questionable, and there is no other biographical information on the list which would help to differentiate between people with the same name
1896 OLD SETTLER PYMT ROLL-ALIVE
The Treaty of August 6, 1846 provided for the payment of
certain shares from funds established by the treaty of 1835
to Cherokee Old Settlers in IT or their heirs. This first
section is a partial list of persons alive at the date of
payment. This list is taken from Record Group 75 of the
Bureau of Indian Affairs at the National Archives. You may
find an individual listed more than once. This is because
some are listed by surname and Indian name. Please verify
information at National Archives.
1896 Index to Payment Rolls of Old Cherokee
Settlers Who Were Dead
The Treaty of August 6, 1846 provided for the payment of certain shares from funds established by the treaty of 1835 to Cherokee Old Settlers in IT or their heirs. This second section is a partial list of persons dead at the date of payment. This list is taken from Record Group 75 of the Bureau of Indian Affairs at the National Archives. You may find an individual listed more than once. This is because some are listed by surname and Indian name. Please verify information at National Archives.
1896 OLD SETTLER PYMT ROLL-UNPAID
The Treaty of August 6, 1846 provided for the payment of certain shares from funds established by the treaty of 1835 to Cherokee Old Settlers in IT or their heirs. This section is a total index of unpaid shares at the date of payment. This list is taken from Record Group 75 of the Bureau of Indian Affairs at the National Archives and typed as listed on film. You will find some individuals listed more than once. This is because some individuals have more than one PAY ID NO., and the amount over what is listed is in ( ). Please verify information at National Archives.
Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940, Kansas State Historical Society
The Kansas State Historical Society has microfilmed copies of Indian census rolls covering the years 1885 to 1940. These are the annual censuses taken by agents or superintendents in charge of Indian reservations. Information gathered varies by year and jurisdiction, but usually includes English and/or Indian name, tribal roll number, age or date of birth, sex, and relationship to head of household. Beginning in 1930, the censuses also show degree of Indian blood, marital status, place of residence, and other information.
NARA Genealogy Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940
NARA microfilm publication Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940 (692 rolls) contains census rolls that were usually submitted each year by agents or superintendents in charge of Indian reservations, as required by an act of July 4, 1884 (23 Stat. 98). The data on the rolls vary to some extent, but usually given are the English and/or Indian name of the person, roll number, age or date of birth, sex, and relationship to head of family.
New England Genealogy Mohegan Rolls
The following named persons reside on the Mohegan Reservation, and belong to, or are connected with the Tribe, June 1861.
Some of the data on my copy of this census is unreadable, most of the birth, death & marriage records can be found at the Montville Town Hall, Route 32, Montville, Ct. Montville was once part of New London called North Parish and early records may be found there.