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Category Archives: Chickasaw
Native Study Website
I recently came across the Native Study website. http://www.nativestudy.com/index.html This site has several books of transcribed original records. For the most part, records deal with the following tribes: Cherokee Chickasaw Choctaw Creek Seminole Blackfeet Delaware Hopi Navajo Sioux However, a … Continue reading
Indians in Missouri
Missouri at one time hosted several Native tribes, but today, none remain. The Illini, Missouri, Osage and Quapaw were the primary tribes with the Chickasaw occupying the far southeast corner, the Ioway the northern border and the Otoe the far northwest … Continue reading
Records Chronology of the Five Civilized Tribes
This chronology was developed from “Records Relating to Native American Research: The Five Civilized Tribes” by George J. Nixon and printed on pages 535 to 557 of THE SOURCE, First Edition. The five civilized tribes are the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, … Continue reading
Resource for the Five Civilized Tribes
One of our blog followers contacted me with a wonderful offer for people who are searching for their families among the 5 Civilized Tribes. Here is what Elizabeth had to say: I work in the Genealogy Center in Tulsa, OK. … Continue reading
Edwin Carewe born as Jay John Fox
In Manhattan, New York City, we find listed as Indian one Jay John Fox who says his professional name is Edwin Carewe and he is the director of Motion Pictures for Metro Film Corporation. His wife is listed as Mary … Continue reading
White Deer – Ghosts of the Forests
White deer are near and dear to my heart. In Michigan, deer are everywhere. There has been a population explosion in the past 20 to 30 years. About 10 years ago, I nearly wrecked my car about two miles away … Continue reading
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