Native American Genealogy

There are many unique challenges that are encountered when researching Native American genealogy. The traditions, naming customs and kinship systems varied widely among the different Native American tribes. It can be necessary to enlist the help of a professional genealogist who has experience with and knowlege of many tribes when tracing ancestors.

Native American research is very unique when compared to other types of genealogical research. Most of the records that are available for researching Native American ancestry are derived from records that are held by the U.S. Government. The early American Indian rolls and Native American censuses, annuity and allotment records, applications and enrollment cards, school records, etc., resulted from Indian claims against the United States.

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In order to obtain the benefits that are awarded by the U.S. Court of Claims, Native Americans are required to prove their genealogy and quantum blood requirements (i.e. percentage or degree) pertaining to a particular tribe such as Cherokee, Sioux, Creek, Utes, Seminole, etc. Once proven, Native Americans are entitled to certain land allotments and/or annuities awarded by the U.S. Court of Claims. Heirlines specializes in Native American research and proving Native American genealogy or American Indian heritage. Contact them today and get the help you need!

Heirlines offers both professional researchers of Native American genealogy and Native American history. For those who are interested in tracing their Native American Genealogy, Heirlines can help provide thorough documentation and save research time in the process. Heirlines can be reached either by visiting their home page at www.heirlines.com or by telephone at (800) 570-4049.