"No people have fought with
more determination to retain their native soil,
nor sacrificed so much to uphold
the justice of their claims.
"Removal of the tribe from Florida to the Canadian
Valley was the bitterest and most costly of all Indian Removals"
Reference Works
Online
Searchable Native American Database
Moore's Seminole Roll and Land Guide~1898
1915 Census Miami Agency Florida
New Look - Up Volunteer!
Ms. Belle Swaim
Ms. Swaim has volunteered to do research on Florida Seminoles, please be courteous in your request.
Not Online
I will gladly do look-ups from the resources named below, contact me
Campbell's Abstract of Seminole Indian Census Cards and Index
The Complete Seminole
The Integration & Analysis of Seminole Records Concerning Enrollment, Allotment, Distribution; and Civil Records developed by the Dawes Commission.
A Comprehensive ever-name index that includes references to all the records created as a result of the allotment process, beginning with the
Seminole Census Cards of 1897, land allotments records through 1905.Applications For Enrollment of Seminole Newborn Act of 1905 Volume I & II
Applications For Enrollment Of Seminole Newborn Freedmen Act of 1905
1900 Seminole Nation, I. T. Census
1907 Seminole County Census of Oklahoma & Indian Territory
1910 Federal Census 0f Seminole County, Oklahoma
1910 Federal Census of Seminole Co., Oklahoma
1920 Federal Census Index/Seminole County Records
Seminole Indians of Florida 1850-1874 Subsistence & Annuity Rolls
Seminole of Florida Indian Census 1930-1940 w/Birth & Death Records 1930-1940
1900 Indian Territory Index For Quapaw, Ottawa, Shawnee, Modoc, Seneca & Wyandotte Indian Nation
The Seminole Capital ~ Hometown Newspaper of Wewoka Co., Oklahoma ~
Births, Deaths & Marriages ~ June 1904~April 1915Oklahoma Seminoles~ Medicine, Magic and Religion
The Seminole Baptist Churches of Oklahoma
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