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Index of Campbells Abstract of Creek Freedman Census Cards

This is a companion book to my previous work, Campbell's Abstract and Index of the Creek Indian Census Cards in the office of the Superintendent of the Five Civilized Tribes. This present work is an Abstract and Index of the Creek Freedmen census cards in the office of the Superintendent.

After the Civil War the Creeks entered into a treaty with the United States of America and by the terms of this treaty all slaves of members of the Creek Nation were recognized as members of that tribe and were given equal rights with those by blood. The treaties under which the lands of the Creek Nation were allotted to the individual members of the Tribe in severalty recognized this right in these old slaves and their descendants and referred to them as Freedmen. A separate roll was made for the Freedmen and a separate system of census cards was prepared by the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes and these are the cards now in the office of the Superintendent which are here abstracted.

The general plan of this Abstract and Index is the same as that followed in the former book.

J. B. Campbell
Muskogee, Oklahoma
December 1, 1915.

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