Native American Studies

7RA-63, record group 75, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

7RA-38, record group 75, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

7RA-66, record group 75, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

7RA-80, record group 75.

7RA-96, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, record group 75.

7RA-97, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, record group 75.

7RA-83, record group 75.

7RA-84, record group 75.

Publication Number: M1814.

7RA-88, record group 75.

7RA-89, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, record group 75.

7RA-90, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, record group 75.

7RA-93, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, record group 75.

7RA-94, record group 75, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

A collection of almost 14,000 letters written by those who served as Presbyterian missionaries to the American Indians ... from 1833 to 1893. The collection is deposited in the library of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia. Some of this collection is digitized at this site

Reel [1] Navajo 1-72 -- reel [2] Navajo 73-163 -- reel [3] Navajo 164-246 -- reel [4] Navajo 247-315 -- reel [5] Navajo 316-376 -- reel [6] Navajo 377-406 -- reel [7] Acoma 110 thru Isleta 9 -- reel [8] Isleta 10 thru Laguna 129 -- reel [9] Laguna 130 thru San Juan 202 -- reel [10] San Juan 227 thru Taos 432 -- reel [11] Taos 433 thru Zuni 511.

Forty one titles on 13 reels. Includes community newspapers in native languages, mission and church newspapers and periodicals. See http://media2.proquest.com/documents/372.pdf for online guide.

See http://media2.proquest.com/documents/268.pdf for online guide.

This microfilm publications reproduces the application forms filled out by persons seeking to claim official enrollment in the Five Civilized Tribes, under the Dawes Commission. See also http://www.archives.gov/research/native-americans/dawes/ NARA Publication number: M1301

See online version: http://archive.org/details/applicationsfrom0025unit NARA Publication M1650

Index to certified roll of members of the Osage Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma of less than one-half Indian blood -- Index to certified roll of members of the Osage Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma of one-half Indian blood or more -- Certified roll of members of the Osage Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma of less than one-half Indian blood -- Certified roll of members of the Osage Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma of one-half or more Indian blood.

Series title: Native America: A Primary Record. Series Two: The Association on American Indian Affairs Archives, 1851-1983, General and Tribal Files. See http://microformguides.gale.com/Data/Download/9044000C.pdf for online guide.

Series title: Native America, A Primary Record. Series 3: The Association on American Indian Affairs Archives, 1851-1983, Publications and Legal Files. See http://microformguides.gale.com/Data/Download/9045000C.pdf for online guide.

Ser. 1. Correspondence -- Ser. 2. Writings on linguistics -- Ser. 3 Writings on science and religion. For the finding aid to the original manuscript collection, see http://hdl.handle.net/10079/fa/mssa.ms.0822

A collection of Tsimshian texts with interlinear translations and commentaries by William Beynon.

Thesis (M.A.)--George Peabody College for Teachers, 1932.

Microfilm copy of 68 volumes and 6.5 cubic feet of unbound records created by the Santa Fe Indian School between 1890 and 1918.
"Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, record group 75." M ; microcopy no. 1473.

Donald J. Berthrong Collection. 1 reel. Selected materials from the Bureau of American ethnology, Bibliography, James Mooney Manuscripts, Ben Clark Manuscripts.

National Archives Microfilm Number: T-496

7RA-29, record group 21, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

7RA-54, RG75, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

Record group 75, 7RA-58, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

7RA-60, record group 75, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

National Archives Microfilm Number: 7RA-8

7RA-19, record group 75, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

7RA-73, RG-75, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

7RA-82, record group 75.

7RA-51, record group 75, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized tribes, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

7RA-81, record group 75

Reproduction of the Cherokee Nation papers held by the University of Oklahoma Libraries' Western History Collections. The papers contain the official documents and records of the former Cherokee Nation, as well as the personal papers of the families of James Madison Bell, Stand Watie, John Rollin Ridge, and Elias C. Boudinot. The papers date from 1830-1907. THIS COLLECTION IS IN BIZZELL MEMORIAL LIBRARY, OUTSIDE THE GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT, 4TH FLOOR, EAST.

7RA-33, record group 75, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

7RA-57, record group 75, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

7RA-59, record group 75, records of the commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

7RA-34.

Reels 18, 31-33. From the Oklahoma Historical Society. See https://www.okhistory.org/research/forms/CheyenneArapahoMG.pdf for more guide.

7RA-101, record group 75.

7RA-100, record group 75.

Record group 75, 7RA-21.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1745.

Note: Library has reels 77-91 (Reels only of Five Civilized Tribes of Indian Territory who served). National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 258. See https://archive.org/advancedsearch.php and search for “Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations Raised Directly by the Confederate Government” to see digital versions of this microfilm.

Contains 157 printed constitutions, statutes, session acts and resolutions passed by Indian tribes and nations. The collection is based on A Bibliography of the Constitution and Laws of the American Indians, by Lester Hargrett.

Covers nearly 50 newspapers published between 1924-1973. For a list of titles see https://library.uark.edu/search/t?SEARCH=contemporary+newspapers+of+the+north+american+indian&sortdropdown=-

Roll 1. Durant Roll -- Roll 2. Field notes, pages 1-25 -- Roll 3. Field notes, pages 26-57 -- Roll 4. Field notes, pages 58-65, and correspondence. Part of the Special Agent Files, 1907-1948, in the Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group (RG)75. National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 2039.

The two rolls of this microfilm publication reproduce correspondence of the Eastern Division relating to the removal of the Cherokees from the states of Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama to present-day eastern Oklahoma. Most of the correspondence was received or sent by Bvt. Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott, commanding officer of the Eastern Division, and his immediate staff between April and December 1838. National Archives microfilm publications ; microcopy no. M1475

See http://www.proquest.com/search/?searchKeyword=%22major+council+meetings%22&selectFilter-search= for online guide.

See http://files.lib.byu.edu/ead/XML/MSS2291.xml for manuscript collection guide.

Library has fiche 225-321.

See https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/Bourke.htm for online guide. Original at United States Military Academy Library, West Point, New York.

National Archives microfilm publications. T ; microcopy no. 494. Available online (OU Net ID required) at HeinOnline American Indian Law

Microfilm publication 7RA5

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1104.

See also http://www.archives.gov/research/native-americans/dawes/. National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1186.

See http://www.okhistory.org/research/forms/OsageAgencyMG.pdf and search for FBI for online guide to the reels. Some of the file is available at http://vault.fbi.gov/Osage%20Indian%20Murders

See http://media2.proquest.com/documents/2141_FBIAmIndMovWoKnee.pdf for online guide.

From the Custer Battlefield Historical and Museum Association. Rolls 9-14: Dustin Collection. Primarily correspondence between researchers studying the Battle of the Little Big Horn and Survivors and other interested persons. Roll 17: Records of the War Department Office of the Quartermaster General. Contains items from the Cemeterial File, Reservation File, General Information Index on Little Big Horn, Medical, Special Reports, Scientific and Historical File, Letters and telegrams received and Indian interviews.

See http://hdl.handle.net/10079/fa/mssa.ms.1388 for a guide to the manuscript collection.

See http://media2.proquest.com/documents/pepper.pdf for online guide.

See http://www.mnhs.org/library/findaids/00535.xml for online finding aid.

The records consist of letters sent and received, orders and memorandum orders issued, orders received, and proceedings of the post council of administration. These constitute all of the extant post headquarters records for the 1830-57 period except for guard reports, 1840-57, and a register of accounts, 1846-57. National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1466. See http://www.archives.gov/research/microfilm/m1466.pdf for online guide.

7RA-71, RG 75, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

7RA2.

7RA-24, record group 75, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

7RA-147, RG-75, records of the Five Civilized Tribes agency. Not: partially unreadable.

7RA-153.

On the single roll of this microfilm publication is reproduced an alphabetical card index to the compiled service records of volunteer soldiers belonging to units from the state of North Carolina who served during the Cherokee disturbances and removal. In these records this operation is referred to as the Cherokee War. The index contains the names of North Carolina soldiers to which references were found in the records used in compiling the service records. The cards give the name of the soldier, his rank, and the unit in which he served. There are cross-reference cards for soldiers' names that appeared in the records under more than one spelling. National Archives Microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 256

On the roll of this microfilm is reproduced an alphabetical card index to the compiled service records of volunteer soldiers belonging to units from the State of Alabama who served during the Cherokee Removal. This index contains most of the names of the Alabama soldiers to which references were found in the records used in compiling service records. The cards give the name of the soldier, his rank, and the unit which he served. There are cross-reference cards for soldiers' names that appeared in the records under more than one spelling. National Archives microfilm publications ; microcopy no. 243

On the two rolls of this microfilm is reproduced an alphabetical card index to the compiled service records of volunteer soldiers of the Creek War belonging to units from the State of Alabama. The index contains most of the names of the Alabama soldiers to which references were found in the records used in compiling the service records. The cards give the name of the soldier, his rank, and the unit in which he served. There are cross-reference cards for soldiers' names that appeared in the records under more than one spelling. National Archives microfilm publications ; Microcopy no. M244

On the roll of this microfilm publication is reproduced an alphabetical card index to the compiled service records of volunteer soldiers of the Florida War belonging to units from the State of Alabama. The index contains most of the names of the soldier, his rank, and the unit in which he served. There are cross-reference cards for soldiers' names that appeared in the records under more than one spelling. National Archives Microfilm Publications. M ; microcopy no. 245.

See http://www.archives.gov/research/census/native-americans/1885-1940.html for more information and online guide. National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 595. THIS COLLECTION IS IN BIZZELL MEMORIAL LIBRARY, OUTSIDE THE FORMER GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT, 4TH FLOOR, EAST.

This 12 reel series contains the Indian Committee Records of the Society of Friends (Missionaries). It covers the time period from 1757 to 1974.

Accompanied by guide, entitled: Indian related material, senate and house documents, reports, correspondence, etc.

Types of farming and ranching areas in New Mexico -- Economic, social, and educational survey of Rio Arriba and Taos counties -- Development of the partido system in the New Mexico sheep industry -- Farm housing conditions in New Mexico -- Tenancy in New Mexico -- Tax delinquency on rural real estate in New Mexico -- Ethnobiological studies in the American Southwest.

A collection of typed transcripts of taped interviews with Plains Indians and those non-Indians working actively with them; housed in the Library of the University of South Dakota, Vermillion. Library has reels 1-2.

Also available online: http://digital.libraries.ou.edu/whc/pioneer/

Reels 1-10, Outgoing letterbooks, 1886-1901. Reel 11, early letters, 1885-1886. Reels 12-26, incoming correspondence, 1887-1901.

National Archives microfilm publications. T ; microcopy no. 318

See http://cisupa.proquest.com/ksc_assets/catalog/2143_InWarsWestUnHist.pdf for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 732

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 429 Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M429 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 431.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 310.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 191.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 192.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 364. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M364 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 828. reel 1. Letters Received by the Patents and Miscellaneous Division, May 5, 1889-July 20, 1907, Relating to Cheyenne and Arapaho Strip Land Opening, Mar. 30, 1892-Nov. 15, 1894; Cherokee Outlet Land Opening, May 5, 1889-June 19, 1894; Miscellaneous Subjects, May 16, 1890-Nov. 10, 1900 -- reel 2. Miscellaneous Subjects, Jan. 18, 1901-Apr. 22, 1904 -- reel 3. Miscellaneous Subjects, May 10, 1904-Dec. 12, 1905 -- reel 4. Miscellaneous Subjects, Jan. 2-Dec. 11, 1906 -- reel 5. Miscellaneous Subjects, Jan. 2-July 20, 1907; Subject Classified Files of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior, 1905, 1907-12, 1918: Proposed Constitution, Parts 1 and 2, 1905, 1907-8; Oil Inspection Laws, 1907; Town Lot Fund, Parts 1-3, 1907-1912; Reports of Treasurer and Secretary of Board for Leasing School Lands, Parts 1-4, 1907; Census, 1907; Progress and Development, 1907-8; Miscellaneous, 1907-1909; Complaint, Sarah Frey v. Dave McClure, 1907; Election Expenses--Constitutional Convention, 1907-9; Acts of Legislature, 1907-8; "Enabling Act," 1907; Appointment of Townsite Trustees, 1907; Appointment of Notaries Public, 1907; Statehood, 1907-9, 1918; Bank Holiday, 1907; Newspaper Clippings, 1907.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 428. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M428 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 189.
Executive proceedings, March 28, 1877-December 27, 1884; and official correspondence, March 4-June 19, 1878 -- Executive proceedings, January 2, 1885-June 29, 1889 -- Letters received, Aug 15, 1854-October 4, 1890 -- Letters received, January 28, 1867-August 9, 1902.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 204.

Published for the D'Arcy McNickle Center for the History of the American Indian at Newberry Library. See http://microformguides.gale.com/Data/Download/2030000R.pdf for online guide.

See http://www.kshs.org/p/isaac-mccoy-papers/14076 for more information on McCoy.

See http://media2.proquest.com/documents/Collier.pdf for more online guide.

See catalog link for contents.

See catalog link for contents. See also this online collection Murrow, Joseph Samuel (1835-1930)

See http://www.kshs.org/p/jotham-meeker-papers-1825-1864/14083 for more information on Meeker.

From the Oklahoma Historical Society.

From the Oklahoma Historical Society. Library has reels 19-20.

Donald J. Berthrong Collection. 1 reel.

Reproduction of one volume of handwritten copies of letters sent and received by the agent of the Arkansas Trading House for the entire period of operations from 1805 to 1810. National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 142.

1. Instructions to Edward Price, first authorized person to open a trading house at Colerain on St. Mary's Island. 2. Instructions to Captain William Eaton, stationed with U.S. troops at Colerain. 3. Records of the Creek Trading House--letters sent and received. National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 4.

Contains copies of letters sent from June 21, 1809 to December 31, 1821 to the Superintendent of Indian Trade in Washington, D.C., to military officers, merchants and other persons. National Archives microfilm publications. T ; microcopy no. 1029.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 2015. The records described in this microfilm publication are from two series of Department of Justice records. They include many letters, telegrams, and notes exchanged between Judge Parker and the DOJ during his service on the Federal bench. Also incorporated are a few documents concerning Parker that come from other government officials. Unless otherwise indicated, the communications in this publication are from Parker to the Department of Justice. Parker's letters reflect his work as judge in a jurisdiction that comprised not only the Western District of Arkansas, but also the Indian Territory at a time when that portion of Oklahoma was a haven for many of the country's most desperate outlaws.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 74.

See http://libraries.ou.edu/access.aspx?url=http://digital.libraries.ou.edu/cdm/ref/collection/publicpubs/id for online guide. National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 234. THIS COLLECTION IS IN BIZZELL MEMORIAL LIBRARY, OUTSIDE THE FORMER GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT, 4TH FLOOR, EAST.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 271 Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm , scroll down, and search for M271 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. T ; microcopy no. 58.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 16. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M16 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1084.

The 127 rolls of this microfilm publication reproduce handwritten transcripts of communications sent by
the Indian Division of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior during the period March 10, 1849-July
24, 1903, and accompanying indexes for the years 1849-1897. National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 606.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1282.

Transcripts of 144 interviews with Indians conducted by S.I. Myers of the Dept. of History, St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley as part of the New York Times Oral History Program. A partial index to this collection is available here.

Record group 75, 7RA25, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes, records relating to Cherokee citizenship.

7RA-74, RG-75, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

See http://history.nd.gov/archives/manuscripts/inventory/10313.html for online guide.

Series has three titles: (1) Microfilm Collection of Manuscripts on Middle American Cultural Anthropology (No. 1-51; 1945-1956) (2) Microfilm Collection of Manuscripts on American Indian Cultural Anthropology (No. 52-91; 1957- 1971) (3) Microfilm Collection of Manuscripts on Cultural Anthropology (No. 92/94- 1971-). See https://www.lib.uchicago.edu/collex/collections/microfilm-manuscripts-anthropology/guide-collection/ for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1229.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 941. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M941 for online guide.

7RA-108, record group 75

7RA-107, record group 75

See http://microformguides.gale.com/GuideLst.html and scroll down to Records of the Moravian Mission Among the Indians of North America for online guide.

See http://media2.proquest.com/documents/2127_NatAmsNewDealCollier.pdf for microfilm guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. T ; microcopy no. 985.

Reproduces 27,263 pages of Alaskan native language materials, consisting mostly of manuscripts and some printed material annotated by a Jesuit language expert, arranged into the following language groups: Central Yupik and Inupiag; Ingalik and Koyukon. See https://www.albany.edu/~dlafonde/MicroWebpage/oregon_pacific_indian_language.html for more information.

Reproduces 27,263 pages of Alaskan native language materials, consisting mostly of manuscripts and some printed material annotated by a Jesuit language expert, arranged into the following language groups: Central Yupik and Inupiag; Ingalik and Koyukon. See https://www.albany.edu/~dlafonde/MicroWebpage/oregon_pacific_indian_language.html for more information.

See http://microformguides.gale.com/Data/Download/8307000C.pdf for online guide.

Click http://media2.proquest.com/documents/16528.pdf for online guide.

v. 1. Native American history, language, and culture of Alaska/Northwest Coast (30 reels) -- v. 2. Native American history, language, and culture of Northern and Central California (101 reels) -- v. 3. Native American history, language, and culture of Southern California/Basin (182 reels) -- v. 4. Native American history, language, and culture of the Southwest (58 reels) -- v. 5. Native American history, language, and culture of the Plains (17 reels) -- v. 6. Native American history, language, and culture of the Northeast/Southeast (18 reels) -- v. 7. Native American history, language, and culture of Mexico/Central America/South America (36 reels) -- v. 8. Notes and writings on special linguistic studies (35 reels) -- v. 9. Correspondence (17 reels).

See http://microformguides.gale.com/Data/Download/3040000A for online guide.

Library owns reels 2-15; reels 17-22. reels 1-16. General correspondence, 1853-1888 -- reel 17. Autograph letters, 1865-1887 -- reels 18-42. Letterbooks, 1871-1888

These papers include roughly 5,600 items of correspondence, minutes, memoranda, reports, legal documents, news clippings and personal jottings. See https://www.albany.edu/~dlafonde/MicroWebpage/society_american_indians_1937.html for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 592. Reel 1. Nov. 25, 1878-Jan. 31, 1879.--Reel 2. Feb. 1-11, 1879.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 668. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M668 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1304.

National Archives microfilm publications. T ; microcopy no. 713. Fort Hays, KS, was established on October 18, 1865, to
protect the employees of the Kansas Pacific Railroad Company from Indian attacks. First called Fort Fletcher, the War Department renamed the installation Fort Hays on November 17, 1866, in honor of Brig. Gen. Alexander Hays. Fort Hays was abandoned on November 8, 1889. Letters sent by post commander: 1 Nov. 28, 1866-Dec. 27, 1873; 2 Jan. 3, 1874-Feb. 18, 1883; 3 Feb. 20, 1883-Dec. 13, 1886; 4 Dec. 14, 1886-Nov. 4, 1869; Letters received at post headquarters: 5 Jan. 1867-Sept. 1868; 6 Oct. 1868-May 1870; 7 June 1870-Aug. 1871; 8 Sept. 1871-Dec. 1872; 9 Jan. 1873-Dec. 1874; 10 Jan. 1875-June 1876; 11 July 1876-Sept. 1878; 12 Oct. 1878-Oct. 1880

reel 1. Registers of letters received, 1868-72 -- reel 1-7. Letters received, 1863-73 -- reel 8. Letterbook of Charles D. Poston, 1863-64. Letters sent, 1865-73. National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 734.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1121.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1350.This microfilm publication reproduces records relating to Special Agent Thomas Downs’s enrollment of the Indians at the Flathead Reservation, 1903-08. The records have been arranged in three parts: census rolls, administrative documents, and documents relating to contested applications. On January 12, 1905, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs instructed Special Agent Thomas Downs to investigate questionable applications to the 1903 roll and to compile a new roll of the members of the Flathead, Kutenai, Pend d’Oreille, Kalispel, and Spokane tribes who lived on the Flathead Reservation. Most of the records reproduced in the publication were created during Downs’s investigation, but the 1903 McNichols roll and the documents submitted with the suspended applications are also included along with supplements to the Downs roll.

Donald J. Berthrong Collection. 2 reels

Library has series B. Indian customs and social relations (23 reels) -- series C. Indian health and medical affairs. pt. 1. Reports on medical and nursing activities (29 reels). See http://media2.proquest.com/documents/2131.pdf for part B online guide and http://media2.proquest.com/documents/2130.pdf for part C1 online guide.

Donald J. Berthrong Collection, 4 reels

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microfilm no. 856. On this series of microcopy are reproduced the records of the Central Superintendency of Indian Affairs, 1853-1878, and some of its predecessors, the St. Louis Superintendency, 1823-1850. Also included are a few of the records principally related to the Osage Indians dated to as early as 1813. See https://www.kshs.org/p/records-of-the-central-superintendency-of-indian-affairs-1813-1878/13751 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 208. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm , scroll down, and look for this title for online guide.

7RA-27, record group 75, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

National Archives microfilm publications. T ; microcopy no. 500.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1334. The factory, actually a trading house, for the Creek Indians was one of the two original factories established in November, 1795. It was not usually called the Creek factory. Sometimes it was referred to as the Georgia factory, but it was better known by the names of its successive locations: Colerian on St. Mary's River, 1795-97; Fort Wilkinson, 1797-1806; Ocmulgee Old Fields, 1806-09; Fort Hawkins, 1809-16; and Fort Mitchell, 1816-20.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1016. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M1016 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 832.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M1 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 842.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 833. roll 1. Letters received from the Commissioner, 1867-73, the Blackfeet Agency, 1867-73, and the Crow Agency, 1869-73 -- roll 2. Letters received from the Flathead Agency, 1869-73, the Milk River Agency, 1869-73, the Lemhi Agency, 1873, and miscellaneous sources, 1867-73 -- roll 3. Letters sent: unbound pages, 1867-73, bound volume 1869-70, and miscellaneous records, 1867-73.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 837. Letters received, sent, and miscellaneous records (1869-1870). Account book of disbursements and receipts (1869-1870).

National Archives microfilm publications. T ; microcopy no. 21. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for T21 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1166.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 18. This series contains registered communications received by the Office of Indian Affairs, between 1824, when it was a bureau within the War Department and 1880. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M18 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 21. The contents of this series are transcripts of communications sent by the Office of Indian Affairs. The letters include instructions to superintendents, agents and other field officials of the Office, reports to the Secretary of War, acknowledgment of and replies to incoming letters, notices of appointment, etc. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M21 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 15. This series contains letterbooks holding transcripts of outgoing communications written during the period when the War Department was entrusted with Indian relations. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M15 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 2. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M2 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 640. The contents of this series are the records of the Southern Superintendency of Indian Affairs, 1851-1870, and of its predecessor, the Western Superintendency, 1834-1851. There are also a few records of the Choctaw Agency, West. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M640 for online guide.

Records of American Indian nations. Tribe government records. Cherokee Nation. Legislative records. Journals, minutes, and proceedings. Journals of the upper house. reel 1. Book of the National Council, Oct. 10, 1865-Nov. 26, 1869. Journals of the Senate, Nov. 4, 1867-Dec. 11, 1880 -- reel 2. Journals of the Senate, Nov. 7, 1881-Jan. 2, 1892 -- reel 3. Journals of the Senate, Nov. 7, 1892-Sept. 29, 1905.

Records of American Indian nations. Tribe government records. Cherokee Nation. Legislative records. Journals, minutes, and proceedings. Journals of the lower house. Contents: reel 1. Dec. 1, 1869-Dec. 8, 1888 -- reel 2. Nov. 4, 1889-Dec. 6, 1902.

Records of American Indian nations. Tribe government records. Cherokee Nation. Collected public documents.

Records of American Indian nations. Tribe government records. Cherokee Nation. Reports and papers of permanent agencies.

Records from a court case in 1890 regarding Richard F. Blinn's claims from a Cheyenne Indian raid in Kansas in 1868.

The materials pertain primarily to legislation of the activities of Indians in the area designated as Indian Territory. Survey results, treaties, expenditures, etc. are included within this series. Volumes 1-33: The Kansas Historical Society. For more information and a link to the online version (via the Kansas Memory project) click http://www.kshs.org/p/william-clark-papers/13891.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 834. reel 1. Letters received from the Commissioner (1859-70). Miscellaneous sources (1858-70). Letters sent (1857-67) -- reel 2. Miscellaneous records (1853-70).

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 5. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M5 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 951.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 685. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M685 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 740.

Proceedings, with related letters, depositions, charges, specifications, and orders, of a military commission that met at Fort Snelling (Minn.) in November-December, 1864, to try Dakota Indian leaders Little Six (Shakopee) and Medicine Bottle for the murder of several whites during the 1862 Dakota Conflict. The two men were executed in November 1865.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 348. The report books microfilmed in this series contain manuscript copies of communications sent by the Office of Indian Affairs to the members of the President's cabinet having supervisory responsibility for Indian Affairs. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M348 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 983. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M983 for online guide.

60 reels. National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1070. See https://archive.org/details/M1070_Field_Inspections for online guide.

Click http://media2.proquest.com/documents/2135_RptCommFiveTribes.pdf for online guide. Note: some titles are also available through Congressional Publications database.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 617. Library does not own entire set. Click on title for catalog record and holdings. Most of these records include monthly post returns which reported general information about a military post as well as a record of events. Also included are morning reports, field returns, rosters of officers, and related papers. Also has information on history of various posts, including establishment and abandonment, with some information on wars and skirmishes with Indians. See http://www.archives.gov/research/microfilm/m617.pdf for online guide.

Roll 1 (MS 2890). Letters, 1860 May-1862 Jan. -- roll 2 (MS 2891). Letters, 1862 Feb.-1873 Jan. -- roll 3 (MS 2892). Letters, 1873 Feb.-1875 June.Typescripts of papers relating to his supervising the construction of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas (M-K-T) Railway through Kansas in the 1870s. The papers give valuable insights into pre-Civil War Kansas but are especially valuable concerning the origins and construction of the M-K-T Railway and related facilities such as the towns of Parsons, Kan., & Denison, Tex. There is also information on his work at the Sac & Fox Indian Agency, Quantrill's Raid on Lawrence, Kan., and the Atlantic & Pacific and Missouri Pacific railroads. Correspondents include George Denison and Levi Parsons. See http://www.kshs.org/p/robert-s-stevens-collection-1856-1875/14119 for online guide.

Record group 75, 7RA-26, records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.

Contains the names of Cherokee Indians who remained East of the Mississippi River after the majority of the tribe moved to the West under the terms of the Treaty of New Echota. Microfilm publication 7RA6.

Series Title: Native America: A Primary Record. Series One. See http://microformguides.gale.com/Data/Download/9022000C.pdf for online guide.

Oklahoma Historical Society. Library has reels 11-14.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1791. The five rolls contain reproduced schedules of the special census of Indians enumerated in 1880. Section 8 of the census act of March 3, 1879 (20 stat. 475), authorized the superintendent of the census to “employ special agents or other means to make an enumeration of all Indians not taxed, within the jurisdiction of the United States, with such information as to their condition as may be obtainable.” A special enumeration therefore was taken of Indians living near military reservations.
Roll 1. Tulalip; Port Madison. -- Roll 2. Swinhomish; Muckleshoot; Lummi; Indians not on a reservation. -- Roll 3. Yakama. -- Roll 4. Standing Rock. -- Roll 5. Round Valley.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 825. Reel 1-2. Executive Office, May 25, 1852-Dec. 4, 1880 -- Reel 3. State Department, Dec. 8, 1857-Nov. 10, 1880 -- Reel 4-5. Treasury Department, Sept. 23, 1850-Dec. 16, 1880 -- Reel 6-11. War Department, May 3, 1849-Dec. 20, 1880 -- Reel 12-13. Attorney General, Aug. 30, 1852-Dec.27, 1880 -- Reel 14. Commissioner of the General Land Office, Sept. 10, 1862-Dec. 30, 1880 -- Reel 15. Board of Indian Commissioners, Dec. 17, 1873-June 4, 1880 -- Reel 16-17. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Jan. 8, 1869-Dec. 14, 1877 -- Reel 18-32. Miscellaneous, Mar. 7, 1849-May 8, 1880

The Sioux War trial transcripts contain records of the United States Senate hearings regarding the Dakota Conflict of 1862. The collection includes original transcripts and a message from Abraham Lincoln dated 11 December 1862. The first reel contains Lincoln's message and transcripts for trails 1 through 127. The second reel includes cases 128 through 295. The third reel provides the transcripts for cases 296 through 392. Furthermore, this reel contains the names and information regarding penalties or acquittals for 326 American Indians imprisoned in Mankato. See https://archivesspace.lib.mnsu.edu/public/repositories/4/resources/100 for more information.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1495. The 16 rolls of this microfilm publication reproduce 35 "special files," 1863-85, created by the Military Division of the Missouri. The files relate largely to Indian engagements and campaigns in the Northern and Southern Plains, Colorado, and New Mexico; military expeditions and surveys; civil problems involving Indians and settlers in the Indian Territory; border disturbances and problems along the Rio Grande in Texas; military reservations and posts; the employment of Indian scouts; and other administrative matters affecting the division and its departments.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 574. These files consist of correspondence, reports, accounts, affidavits, and other records that were brought together for easier reference. The records relate principally to claims and investigations but include some other subjects.

v. 1. Description of the mound group -- v. 2. The graves and their contents. "Cooperating institutions: Stovall Museum of Science and History, University of Oklahoma, The University of Oklahoma Research Institute." Microform Area, reel 1-2.

Archaeologist, diplomat, and businessman. Correspondence, business records, MSS., a bibliography of Squier's writings (1876), and other papers relating to his diplomatic career, particularly in Honduras, and his interest in archeology and ethnology. Includes material concerning the Honduras Legation at Washington, D. C.; Squier's service as Honduran consul general; the Honduras Interoceanic Railway, ltd.; his diplomatic posts as charge d'affairs to Central America and U. S. Commissioner to Peru; the American Ethnological Society; the New York Anthropological Society; together with MSS. and drafts of articles, chapters from a abook on Nicaragua, and his book, Ancient monuments of the Mississippi Valley (1848).

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 342. On the single roll of this microfilm publication is reproduced that part of a bound volume of records of the Department of State relating to the administration of affairs in Arizona Territory, 1864-72. The records consist mainly of communications received by the Secretary of State from the Governor and the Secretary of the Territory, April 4, 1864 - February 13, 1872.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 3. One reel consisting of two volumes: v. 1. Incoming letters and their enclosures, proclamations, petitions, and memorials, Dec. 28, 1859-April 22, 1874.--v. 2. Transcripts of the executive proceedings of Governor Gilpin and printed documents, July 8-November 18, 1861.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 309. On the single roll of this microfilm publication is reproduced that part of a bound volume of records of the Department of State relating to the administration of affairs in Dakota Territory, 1861-73. The records consist mainly of communications received by the Secretary of State from the Governor and the Secretary of the Territory, March 28, 1861 - January 7, 1873.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 116.These records include correspondence, reports, copies of journals of proceedings of legislative assemblies, and other records relating to territorial administration.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 445. On the single roll of this microfilm publication are reproduced two volumes of records of the Department of State relating to the administration of affairs in Idaho Territory. The records consist mainly of communications received by the Secretary of State from the Governor and the Secretary of the Territory, July 11, 1863 - December 1, 1872. There are also some letters from the Departments
of the Interior, Justice, and War.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 218.
reel 1. Official correspondence, May 30, 1854-April 30, 1861 -- reel 2. Executive minutes, June 29-December 26,1854, and September 9, 1856-January 13, 1859.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1134. These records include correspondence, reports, copies of journals of proceedings of legislative assemblies, and other records relating to territorial administration.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 356. On the two rolls of this microcopy are reproduced four bound volumes of records of the Department of State relating to the administration of affairs in Montana Territory, 1864-72. The records consist mainly of communications received by the Secretary of State from the Governor and the Secretary of the Territory, October 14, 1864 - July 16, 1872.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 228.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 13. Letters and other documents relating to the brief period, 1861-1864, of Nevada's Territorial existence. The papers concern such subjects as the boundary dispute with California, the early years of mining, the presence of disloyal influences in the Territory, and the movement for statehood, as well as more routine administrative and legislative matters.

National Archives microfilm publications. T ; microcopy no. 17. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for T17 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 419. 1 reel. Part 1: Correspondence May 28, 1792 – June 24, 1858. Part 2: Executive Proceedings.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 12. Go to https://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/finding_aids/inventory/NARAMflm.htm and search for M12 for online guide.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 26. reel 1. July 1, 1854-January 8, 1859 -- reel 2. February 18, 1859-December 4, 1872.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; Microcopy no. 85.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 470. On the single roll of this microfilm publication are reproduced three bound volumes of records of the Department of State relating to the administration of affairs in the Territory Northwest of the River Ohio, 1787-1801. The records consist mainly of communications received by the Secretary of State from the Governor and the Secretary of the territory between July 13, 1787 and June 10, 1801. The arrangement of the records in the volumes is basically chronological.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 471. Bound volume of papers of the Department of State relating to the Territory Southwest of the River Ohio. Consists primarily of executive proceedings, but two documents at the beginning of the volume concern pre-Revolutionary land grants and loyalty to the British Crown.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 1011.

See http://media2.proquest.com/documents/2137_SurveyCondIndians.pdf for online guide. These volumes and more available in Congressional Publications database. Click HERE for links to catalog records of Congressional Publications documents.

New York Times Oral History Program. See https://www.usd.edu/library/sdohc/sdohp for more information.

National Archives microfilm publications. M ; microcopy no. 2114. These records comprise general headquarters records, records of staff officers, and field records of the Colorado Expedition, 1858-59. Library owns reel 1-5, 12-89. For guide, look up M2114 and click on PDF in NARA Microfilm Catalog record.

Consists of field notes, notebooks, manuscripts, correspondence, vocabulary cards, and biographical material, chiefly from the Matthews Collection of the Wheeler Museum, with supplementary material from other sources. Contents includes: Washington Matthews : an intellectual biography / by Robert Marshall Poor. Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Nevada, 1975. (Reel 1) Sponsored by the U.S. National Historical Publications and Records Commission.

Click http://microformguides.gale.com/Data/Download/2055000R.pdf for online guide.