Native American Indian Genealogy

Indian Tribal Histories
A listing of the majority of Indian Tribes of North America, providing history, clans, location, customs and more of each tribe listed

Indian Tribes of the United States
A listing by state of the tribes that lived and visited.

Dawes Enrolment Packets
46,744 packets and growing

World War I and World War II Code Talkers
Please read and contact your representative

Complete Site Index
A listing of all the pages available on Native American Genealogy

What's New or Updated
This is where you will find the latest additions to our site!

Allotment of Lands to Delaware Indians
58th Congress, 2nd Session, Senate Document No. 104, Names and acreage of Delaware Indians who received land in the Cherokee Nation

Indian Home Guard
For regularly military service, they were entitled to the pay and allowances of other troops, including Bounties and Pensions. However, the person making the payments didn't pay the soldiers as instructed.

Indian Tribes of South Carolina
Tells the boys many things they would like to know about the Indians of their own State.

Indians of the Pike's Peak Region
Including an Account of the Battle of Sand Creek, and of Occurrences in El Paso County, Colorado, during the War with the Cheyenne and Arapaho, in 1864 and 1868

The Cliff Dwellers
In the canons of the Colorado river and its tributaries are found the ruins of an ancient race of cliff dwellers. These ruins are numerous and are scattered over a wide scope of country, which includes Arizona and portions of Utah, Colorado and New Mexico.

The Moqui Indians
The Indians of Arizona are, perhaps, the most interesting of any of the American aborigines. They are as unique and picturesque as is the land which they inhabit; and the dead are no less so than the living.

Index to Campbell's Abstract of Creek Indian Census Cards

Index to Campbell's Abstract of Creek Freedman Census Cards

Indian Villages, Towns and Settlements A-I

Indian Facts and Fallacies

Indian Names of the Months

Sketch of Shau-be-na, a Pottawattamie Chief

Indian Wars, Conflicts and Disturbances, 1614 - 1893

Indian Races of North and South America
North American Indians
   South American Indians
   Sioux Massacre
   Important Eras and Dates in Indian History

Thirty-third Annual Report, Board of Indian Commissioners

Access Genealogy

Indian Biographies
These biographies are compiled from the many books and articles available on our site.

Indian Tribes by Location
These listings provide the basic location of Indian Tribes along with other areas of the United States where they hunted and lived.

Index and Database of Indian Rolls
Viewed by many as one of the most useful resources for researching you Indian Ancestors. However, until you know where your ancestors resided the rolls will be of no value.

Indian Books and Articles ^Updated
We provide complete books on line for our readers. The books will provide the reader with tribal history and locations for many tribes. Another clue in your research!

Indian Genealogy Queries
Our own query pages where you are welcome to post and read queries on 50 different Indian Tribes of the United States.

Indian Treaties, Acts and Agreements
A complete listing of all the Treaties made1778-1883, a source of Indian names, military names and people who lived in the area of the treaty.

Indian Land Patents
Listed by state and then tribe. Provides the Patentee name, date, document and accession numbers.

Indian Census Records
The Indian Census records in many cases are different from the rolls. Each of these were taken for a specific reason.

Indian Cemeteries
An ongoing project listing as many Indian Cemeteries as we can find online.

Indian History
Not specific to any tribe, general information on family, kinship, marriage, societies, and more. This information may differ greatly from present day facts as it was written in 1880.

Indian Tribes and Nations, 1880
From the Aboriginal Races of North America, Samuel Drake tries to provide the reader with all United States Indian tribes.

Proving your Indian Ancestry
The many different ways to tracing your Indian Ancestry. Several different people provide answers to our most asked questions.

Indian Tribe Mailing Lists
One of the best ways to connect with others searching for their Indian ancestry. Many on these lists are knowledgeable in searching, documenting and history of tribes.