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Indian Research at AccessGenealogy

Indian Genealogical Research can be the most frustrating, exhausting, exciting and rewarding research you will ever undertake.  Most peoples research is based on a family story that a family member was a Indian, maybe even chief. Some even believe they can contact the Bureau of Indian Affairs telling them, that great granddad was Chief Holy Smoke and they need his Indian papers.  I can tell you for sure that isn't going to happen, the BIA isn't in the business to help you or anyone find their ancestors. The only person that can make this happen is you and that is going to take work, time, and expense if you hire a professional. We have provided the following pages to help you with your research:


Over the years we have put up pages for most of the Indian tribes.  We have started making the following pages with our visitors in mind.  We have linked together on a single page all the information we have on each tribe. We will also be happy to add additional information from new sources (not links) you can provide to us.  Like the name of a book, roll, census, etc.  We will be adding new pages as quickly as possible. If you have suggestions on how to research a particular tribe and would be interested in sharing that information with our readers, please use this form, Thanks 

Indian Genealogy

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