Learn how to do genealogical research Native American, Indian, First Nations, Aboriginal, and or Indigenous Persons and the family history. Guest Judy Nimer Muhn, a professional genealogist, presents her knowledge in identifying tribal groups, the cultures, oral traditions, and how to find ancestral families. Find Judy Nimer Muhn at Lineage Journeys [ Ссылка ]
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0:00 Intro
2:40 What’s covered in this presentation?
3:15 Interview relatives and narrow down geography
4:09 Statistics
6:11 Myths dispelled
7:30 Terms to use and not use
11:24 Reliant on oral history
11:36 Birth, marriage, death, and burial marked by season and location
12:33 Missionaries started documenting post 1880 to 1890
13:19 Where do you begin?
15:12 Importance of oral traditions and interviewing
16:16 Recordings of Elders and storytellers in families
17:58 Written records can be limited
18:38 Special Indian Census
21:02 Tribal Nations map
21:36 Records name tribal peoples in different ways
22:16 Aaron’s maps identify as self-named tribal people
23:17 Federal records use alternate tribal names
23:48 Native peoples enumerated in rolls
25:20 Modern tribes use rolls for enrollment process
26:26 National archives has Indian Census Rolls
27:03 Records to locate Tribal Members
28:52 Military records are the richest resource
31:12 Census record example
35:05 Did not use surnames
36:50 Don’t know what names were changed to/from will be hard to trace
37:30 Dawes Roll Census Card example
40:10 Always check image before and after a digital record
40:33 Sample Land allotment record
41:45 Gruett Roll
44:00 Culturally the names change over time
44:50 Can DNA help?
46:14 Cousin matches are key
47:17 Endogamy within tribes?
47:25 Not necessarily due to knowledge of lineage
48:03 Cross tribal relationships
51:30 Judy’s contact information
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