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"Celebrating the Estelusti ~ The Freedmen Oklahoma's Black Indians of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole Nations" The title says it all... lots of info the NARA Genealogy Page NATIVE AMERICAN GENEALOGY LINKS (Formerly Randy's Native American Genealogy) family histories from Virginia Leddy lots of info, they charge for some material their info addresses & some info more suggestions in PDF format short article lots of links & genealogy sites TONS of Census info lots of definitions and info to help you check records some info here basic info is searchable here by name "3 articles which trys to give an overview of Cherokee Indian history and some tips for searching Cherokee genealogy. The third part will be a selected bibliography of what I consider the major sources for researching the Cherokee" this site has disappeared--do you know where it went? from the Cherokee Messenger in Houston excellent source of information on the Cherokee more info read and submit queries - by Christina Berry "I host the Cherokee Nation page of the OK/ITGenWeb, a part of the USGenWeb Project. I hope you find the site informative and useful in your genealogical research." info on Cherokees and others in Tennessee, Arkansas & Oklahoma suggestions and connections "a part of the OKGenWeb Twin Territories Project" info and links more resources "Ethel Taylor, I host the Cheyenne - Arapaho Nation page of the OK/ITGenWeb" "I hope you find the site informative and useful in your genealogical research." "Being a study of the complex genealogies and relationships of people and events leading to the Creek War and the Removal" "The Creek Nation in Oklahoma contained Indians from the Koasati, Hitchiti, Natchez, Apalachicola, Alabama, Tuskegee and Yuchi (Euchee) tribes" massive site dedicated to Native American sites lots of info MICHIGAN SURNAME INDEX lots of names list of publications all kinds of info |
from the Smithsonian: "The following text has been compiled by our staff to assist you in locating sources of information" books and lots of links source for research "You will find Harlan's Native American Genealogy Forum on this site. THIS FORUM IS FOR ALL NATIVE AMERICANS! Thank You. " basic info helpful hints by Paul Sarrett, Jr. lots of info & links from the panhandle of West Virginia the Kiowa, Comanche, Apache Nation page of the OK/ITGenWeb Another good genealogy page some info here Alabama info questions and answers "We specialize in Native American research and proving Native American ancestry" This might help you look up the family  June 2000 "Co-Link of the Month"
"providing these pages as a starting point for your research" the title says it all "focusing primarily on genealogy" "I am willing to take E-mail requests for look-ups in the following books in my possession: DAWES ROLL "PLUS" by Bob Blankenship, GUION MILLER ROLL "PLUS" by Bob Blankenship, CHEROKEE ROOTS (Eastern Cherokee Rolls) by Bob Blankenship, CHEROKEE BY BLOOD compiled by Jerry Wright Jordan, Heritage Books, Inc." lessons on how to research your genealogy "Using the Ottawa, Chippewa and Potawatomi tribes as examples" lessons on how to research your family "This Native genealogy page deals with the genealogy of the "People of the Three Fires" the Ojibwa, Ottawa and Potawatomi" "IN LEELANAU COUNTY 1867 - 1920" "This Native genealogy page deals with the genealogy of the "People of the Three Fires" the Ojibwa, Ottawa and Potawatomi" lots of links from Canada "Essentials of Indian Citizenship Tracing Your Indian Ancestors" "SOURCES AVAILABLE TO THIS RESEARCHER" "Jerri (Rogers) Chasteen: I host the Quapaw Agency Land page of the OK/ITGenWeb" a massive site, to look up anscestors November 1999 "Co-Link of the Month"
lots of effort for Seminole research going on here answers many questions "a new Tennessee Genealogy Page. It was created to provide a forum for both those with native roots that reach back into that most difficult to research time, the period before the removal, a.k.a., the trail of tears; and also to help those whose ancestors avoided that removal." Terri has made many excellent genealogy sites very detailed website sponsored by the tribe |
a very comprehensive site for Canadian interests The Journal of the South and Meso American Indian Rights Center (SAIIC) lots of articles and photos book from the MSU Press "a news journal dedicated to reporting on the issues and concerns of Native Peoples" a long list of publications "a quarterly academic publication dedicated to scholarship about American Indian peoples" from the University of Oklahoma College of Law "The American Indian Quarterly will, as it has done in the past, publish a diversity of scholarly voices with the understanding that no single speaker can fully articulate the whole of American Indian Studies." "a national distribution system for Native programming to Tribal communities and to general audiences through Native American and other public radio stations" a quarterly magazine containing traditional and contemporay articles primarily by American Indian authors, and is published in London, England clearinghouse for information on American Indian and Alaska Native newspapers and periodicals" "a monthly Cherokee/Native American journal" from the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma "Newsletter of the Indian Peaks Chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society" copies of some old articles many stories lots of articles a publication of the Cherokee Cultural Society of Houston, lots of articles "The First Cherokee Newspaper published once again by the Ridge/Boudinot/Watie Family" "The Only Independent Cherokee Newspaper" well done with excellent articles & history "Native American News and Arts" from the University of Pennsylvania Library dedicated to the deserts of the American Southwest, some great articles about native inhabitants "Bringing the News of the Chippewas of Nawash on the Web" large site with land claims, fishing rights, history, etc. while it covers non-Indian subjects as well, it is an excellent source of information the semi-official Paul Chaat Smith site "Canada's Source for Aboriginal News & Events" "A Journal of American Indian Literatures" formerly the "Indigenous Women's Magazine" a history of this publication "We offer an exciting look into the discoveries of prehistoric Indian finds throughout the United States!" "Indian Country Today, a weekly newspaper that covers national news and events, is currently distributed in all fifty states and in seventeen foreign countries." July 2000 "Link of the Month"
"your internet resource"...a great place to find news stories "WHO ARE WE AND WHAT IS OUR VISION OR MANDATE" about this publication includes Indian languages as subjects |
"published three times yearly...by the Center for Indian Education...Arizona State University" basic info "Devoted to archaeological research in the Caribbean and surrounding areas " "a quarterly publication dedicated to interpreting the American Indian wars"...VERY impressive May 2000 "Link of the Month"
"Native American Relations Video Series" from the Dominican Ministry Among the Cheyenne and Arapahoe written by James W. Loewen the Indian Movement from Alcatraz to Wounded Knee broken down by century "Our quarterly news magazine, the Mammoth Trumpet, is for the public and reports on all aspects of the peopling of the Americas" "NEWS AND INFORMATION FROM AOSAMIAJI'JIJ MIAWPUKEK RESERVE (CONNE RIVER)" a film no longer active... "Internet Access for Sonoma County", lots of articles on American Indian issues how to contact reservations on making films there about the town and area "a place where many will share their information, thoughts and words and in doing so, we can learn from each other and grow in spirit and heart, as we are meant to do." "The Nation is the first and only newsmagazine to serve over 25,000 Crees of James Bay in Northern Quebec and Ontario." lots of First Nation films here.... from the Indiana Historical Bureau lists and links about this book by Daniel E. Moerman basic address info, etc "Goals: To improve media coverage of Native Americans; To offer training and support to Native Americans already in the field;To increase the number of Native journalists" North American Native Author's Catalog from Rootsweb "Empowering, Educating, and Entertaining through Native Media" several video productions a list of movies "The official website of the Native American Times newspaper. The largest independently owned Indian newspaper in America" (formerly the Oklahoma Indian Times. an electronic magazine dedivated to "Native celebrities" . Home page for the magazine of the same name. "A newspaper created by student and professional journalists onsite at the 11th Annual Convention of the Native American Journalists Association in Bismarck, North Dakota, May 24-28, 1995" lots of news stories and events lots of articles info about this publication "quarterly magazine devoted entirely to the State's Native people" "AMERICAN INDIAN COMMUNICATIONS - RADIO - TV - PRODUCTIONS"
a long list a review of this book Costanoan Indian Research Quarterly Newsletter a weekly newspaper |
"My goal is simply to help raise consciousness for some people" environmental with occasional "native" articles "a bi-annual interdisciplinary forum for significant contributions to knowledge about native peoples" a discussion of this book nicely done with interesting articles Native American contributions to the news media a videodisk "Published for the National Council on Public History and University of California, Santa Barbara" "The Nipmuc Indian Association of Connecticut's Quarterly Newsletter" from the NMRC An American Indian Student Publication from the University of Arizona - Facebook page this publication is in many languages "Native Americans Seek Their Lost Heritage" articles from the Seminole's of Florida a weekly newspaper book by Ohiyesa "Spirit Talk Press means books by and about Indians. . . . and all things by and about Indians. It is especially the host site for information about the Blackfoot. Spirit Talk Press is located in the heart of Blackfeet Nation" newsletters on the Hopi, or so it says "now celebrating its 25th anniversary" Journal of American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) "A (Bi-Weekly) Newsletter for Kids from a Native American View" "by the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma" just enter "native" in their search engine for lots of articles samples from many books a quarterly newsletter of Native American Public Telecommunications "Official Newsletter of The United Confederation Of Taino People" "A Newsletter of Pine Tree Legal Assistance" "serves over 75 communities in the N. A. N. (Nishnawbe-Aski Nation) and Treaty #3 territories of northern Ontario" specializing in 17th & 18th century history a magazine from The History Net "the only nationally distributed, full-color magazine published by and for American Indians with a focus on career and educational advancement for Native people" |
