Yes please add the rest of the tribes to the list from Alabama especially the Alabama Choctaw.
Alabama Indian Affairs Commission says:
Paul,
The list of tribes recognized by the State of Alabama as well as the contact information for tribal officials is on my website at http://www.aiac.alabama.gov . Thank you for your consideration. Also, recently the Poarch have had an election. The updated information is also on my website.
Dakotah Sioux says:
Paul, my grandmother told me I was of Muskogee Creek ancestry and of the Poarch Oyate in Atmore, but in the past when I have tried to contact them by phone or mail, they would not reply. How do I reach them? I would like to trace my native ancestry. Thanks, Dakotah
Dakotah Sioux states that he is of the Poarch Oyate and I wondered what he was referring to.
Judy McElroy Carranza says:
I would like to find out about powwows circle meeting anything I can find in my area of Attalla Alabama I have just moved back home from Florida and would ike to get a schedule of our meetings. I am a ancesotor of Nancy Ward and Indian name is BelovedWomansBlood.
Judy i am a member of United Cherokee ,we have our tribal HQ in Guntersville al, we have a fellowship gatehering there next sunday at 1:00 , we would love to have you visit and learn about our tribe. My ph # is in the attalla listings feel free to call
Joseph Bailey says:
I have been trying to trace my Native Cherokee Blood line. I have sent my DNA test in to ancestor.com My great grandmother was born on the Reservation in North Carolina but we my sisters and I can not find the paper trail to prove But I have Pictures of my grand mother and her sister. I have a picture of great grandmother also. How would I be able to send the picture to you to show you. Can you respond to me Please?
My grandfather was mostly Creek indian. I found little about him, only he was born around 1909. He died in the mid 1970’s about 1875.He spoke of an Indian maiden, Proud Mary. I have little to go on. but I would like to know how I can learn more, and how can I become a member of Creek Nation? How do I prove I am of Creek decent? Thank you Terrie Detore
My Great-Grand Mother was on the trail of tears (on my fathers side), and I also have Creek on my mothers side. Could you please tell me how I can get enrolled into my tribe. I am being pulled emotionally to join my ancesters.
I understand that my family is of the Cherokee descent, and one of my sisters found our great uncle on the Dawes Roster, but cannot find our great grandfather on any of the rosters, so how do we go about proving that we are part native American?
courtney says:
is there all native amersican tribes here by state
half breed says:
Hi, I would love to join yall group, I know I have Indians in me my grandmother was blood blooded indian, she was name Juanita weekly, I am waiting on the dan test back. can I become a member. if I can prove my grandmother was full blooded. thanks any help would be appreciated. half breed
joseph ray lewis says:
Indian genealogy has been done on my grandfather and others cannot find what has been done
Leslie says:
I know my grandfather has Native American in him and I found a family tree that was half way filled out. One of his great grandparents names was Isalen Smoke or Jsalen Smoke. Or it could be a M on the end of her first name. It was wrote in cursive and hard to read. I am curious on how I can find out what tribe she is from?
joan musa says:
How do I sign upp to sell at Alabama pow wows.
Paul G says:
You’ll have to contact each Pow Wow.
Syble C says:
Paul, wa’do for your reply. I do appreciate it. Dakotah
Alabama Indian Affairs Commission says:
Paul,
How do I get the rest of Alabama’s State recognized tribes listed on this site?
Thanks in advance.
Paul G says:
Send me a list.
Erica says:
Yes please add the rest of the tribes to the list from Alabama especially the Alabama Choctaw.
Alabama Indian Affairs Commission says:
Paul,
The list of tribes recognized by the State of Alabama as well as the contact information for tribal officials is on my website at http://www.aiac.alabama.gov . Thank you for your consideration. Also, recently the Poarch have had an election. The updated information is also on my website.
Dakotah Sioux says:
Paul, my grandmother told me I was of Muskogee Creek ancestry and of the Poarch Oyate in Atmore, but in the past when I have tried to contact them by phone or mail, they would not reply. How do I reach them? I would like to trace my native ancestry. Thanks, Dakotah
Paul G says:
Take a look at our forum on genealogy.
Deb says:
Dakotah Sioux states that he is of the Poarch Oyate and I wondered what he was referring to.
Judy McElroy Carranza says:
I would like to find out about powwows circle meeting anything I can find in my area of Attalla Alabama I have just moved back home from Florida and would ike to get a schedule of our meetings. I am a ancesotor of Nancy Ward and Indian name is BelovedWomansBlood.
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Paul G says:
Look here – http://www.powwows.com/calendar
Roger white says:
Judy i am a member of United Cherokee ,we have our tribal HQ in Guntersville al, we have a fellowship gatehering there next sunday at 1:00 , we would love to have you visit and learn about our tribe. My ph # is in the attalla listings feel free to call
Joseph Bailey says:
I have been trying to trace my Native Cherokee Blood line. I have sent my DNA test in to ancestor.com My great grandmother was born on the Reservation in North Carolina but we my sisters and I can not find the paper trail to prove But I have Pictures of my grand mother and her sister. I have a picture of great grandmother also. How would I be able to send the picture to you to show you. Can you respond to me Please?
Paul G says:
Please read this – http://www.powwows.com/2012/07/am-i-native-american-how-to-find-my-indian-ancestors/
Terrie Detore says:
My grandfather was mostly Creek indian. I found little about him, only he was born around 1909. He died in the mid 1970’s about 1875.He spoke of an Indian maiden, Proud Mary. I have little to go on.
but I would like to know how I can learn more, and how can I become a member of Creek Nation? How do I prove I am of Creek decent?
Thank you
Terrie Detore
Paul G says:
Look here = http://www.powwows.com/2012/07/am-i-native-american-how-to-find-my-indian-ancestors/
Freida Hartline says:
My Great-Grand Mother was on the trail of tears (on my fathers side), and I also have Creek on my mothers side. Could you please tell me how I can get enrolled into my tribe. I am being pulled emotionally to join my ancesters.
Paul G says:
Take a look here – http://www.powwows.com/2012/07/am-i-native-american-how-to-find-my-indian-ancestors/
Kathy says:
I understand that my family is of the Cherokee descent, and one of my sisters found our great uncle on the Dawes Roster, but cannot find our great grandfather on any of the rosters, so how do we go about proving that we are part native American?
courtney says:
is there all native amersican tribes here by state
half breed says:
Hi, I would love to join yall group, I know I have Indians in me my grandmother was blood blooded indian, she was name Juanita weekly, I am waiting on the dan test back. can I become a member. if I can prove my grandmother was full blooded. thanks any help would be appreciated. half breed
joseph ray lewis says:
Indian genealogy has been done on my grandfather and others cannot find what has been done
Leslie says:
I know my grandfather has Native American in him and I found a family tree that was half way filled out. One of his great grandparents names was Isalen Smoke or Jsalen Smoke. Or it could be a M on the end of her first name. It was wrote in cursive and hard to read. I am curious on how I can find out what tribe she is from?
Paul G says:
Look here – http://www.powwows.com/am-i-native