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Posted on Wednesday, October 27 @ 00:20:32 CDT

Black Chickasaws adopted through the Dawes Commission, between 1898 and 1916... KEYWORDS: black chickasaws chickasas dawes commission dawes roll native american genealogy black native americans

This list of surnames represent the names of the black Chickasaw freedmen who were adopted through the Dawes Commission, between 1898 and 1916.

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Note that many of these names appear in other Indian nation lists, and their appearance here does not absolute provide proof of Black Indian Ancestry. In addition to these items, it is recommended that the researcher obtain as much oral history as possible on the family, and then locate the Dawes records on the family, including the names of ancestors on the Enrollment Cards and other pertinent records.
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