The Native
American Studies Archive
Genealogical
Materials
The following published works and archival material folders
represent various genealogical resources available at the Native American
Studies Archive. It should also be noted the archive contains several other texts
devoted solely to identifying and researching one’s Native American ancestry.
Catawba Indians:
I. Print Resources
Blumer, Thomas John. Bibliography
of the Catawba. Meutchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1987.
Head/Bentley
Family: two cultures joined together to form one great family. [1995].
Martin, Judy Canty. Genealogy
of the Western Catawba: Genealogy of the 5 Families and those who joined them
in the west. Cortez, CO. J Martin,
[2002?].
Martin, Judy Canty. It's about time
: the complete genealogy of the Catawba Indians early, 1700-1961 : (including
both western and eastern families. Cortez, CO. J. Martin, [2000?].
Martin, Judy Canty. My
Father’s People: A Complete Genealogy of the Catawba Nation.
Cortez,
CO. J Martin, 2002.
Watson, Ian. Catawba
Indian Genealogy. Geneseo Foundation: Dept of Anthropology, SUNY at
Geneseo, 1995. Print. This excellent
resource is also available online at:
II. Archival
Resources
The following resources are all located in the TJ Blumer
Collection on the Catawba Nation.
Census Information:
Analyses and Commentary
1820 (Hugh White Accounts)
1840s (Hutchinson Papers)
1849
1862 (J. R. Patton, Catawba
Indian Agent)
1872 (Fairmount, Ga. – Oklahoma
Removal)
1880 (United States Census)
1900 (United States Census)
1900 (Sanford, Co.)
1908 (Eastern Band Cherokee
Indians of N.C.)
1910 (United States Census)
1930 (United States Census)
Genealogy Information:
Ballard/Harris Families (Western Catawba)
Beck Family
Blue Family – from Florence I.
Speck trip of 22 Jan. 1942
Blue/Sanders Family – Records kept
by Mohave Sanders Bryson and Arzada Sanders
Catawba Funeral Records kept by
Garfield Harris (1950-1989)
Cherokee Intermarriage
Harris Family (1843-1979) Record
kept by Bertha Mae George Harris
Harris Family (1872-1951) Record
kept by Fannie Canty George
Harris Family (1756-1966) Georgia
Harris family chronology
Harris Family Records compiled by
Garfield Harris
Head Family Records kept by Harry
and Beverly Head
Information from the Catawba Indian
Plat and Account Book (c. 1805-1844)
Marsh/Mush Family
(Pamunkey/Catawba)
Marsh/Mush Family includes Garcia,
Patterson and White (Western Catawba)
Miscellaneous
Mormon Records
Olin Plyler Family Records
(1867-1965)
Price Family
Scots-Irish Intermarriages – Smith, Pat and Dwight A.
Radford (1999) – “The Scots-Irish
as Catawba”
Walsh Family Records kept by Cynthia Walsh (primarily
Western Catawba)
Biographical Files:
The TJ Blumer Collection on the Catawba Indian contains
over 200 individual biographical files. These folders contain clippings, death
certificates, and various ephemera.
Clippings Files:
Catawba Indian newspaper Clippings begins in 1875 and continue
to present day.
Cherokee Indians:
Print Resources:
Blankenship, Bob. Cherokee
Roots. B Blankenship, 1978.
Jerry Wright Jordan Comp. Cherokee by blood : records of Eastern Cherokee ancestry in the US Court of Claims, 1906-1910. 3 vols.
Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1987-1988. Print.
Starr, Emmett. History
of the Cherokee Indians and their legends and folklore. 1921. Millwood, NY:
Kraus Reprint Co., 1977.
Starr, Emmett. Old
Cherokee Families: Notes of Dr. Emmett Starr. 2 vols. Oklahoma City: Baker Publishing
Co., 1988.
South Carolina Indians:
I. Print Resources
Haithcock, Richard L and Vicki L Haithcock. Occaneechie Saponi and Tutelo of the Saponi
nation, aka Piedmont Catawba : southeastern Indian refugees from Virginia, the Carolinas and Tennessee
in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. Haithcock, 1995.
South Carolina Indians, Indian traders, and other ethnic connection: beginning in
1670.
Theresa M. Hicks ed. Spartanburg, SC: The Reprint
Co., 1998.
II. Archival Resources:
The Wesley Taukchiray Collection contains
genealogical information on several different South Carolina Tribes. Many of
these folders contain extensive family documentation along with family trees
created by Mr. Taukchiray.
Edisto Natchez Kusso Tribe of South
Carolina
Taukchiray, Wes. Some
of the Written Memory of the Natchez-Kusso Indians of Edisto River.
Ridgeville, SC: Natchez-Kusso Indian Tribe and
Nation, 1980.
Santee Indian Organization
Sumter Tribe of Cheraw Indians
Benenhaley, Dr. Eleazer. An Analysis of Neophytes and Would Be Historians
Taukchiray, Wes. A
History of the Turks who Live in Sumter, South Carolina from 1810 to 1972.
Washington, DC: Center for the Study of Man,
Smithsonian Institution, 1975.
Wassamassaw Tribe of Varnertown Indians
Virginia:
I. Print
Resources:
Monocan Indian Nation:
I. Print Resource:
Whitlock, Rosemary. The
Monocan Indian Nation of Virginia. Tuscaloosa, U of Al Press: 2008.
II Archival Resource:
The Rosemary Clark Whitlock Collection at USC Lancaster contains additional information.
Pamunkey Indian Nation:
From the TJB Collection on the Catawba Nation:
Censuses
1820 (United States Census)
1830 (United States Census)
1840 (United States Census)
1850 (United States Census)
1860 (United States Census)
1880 (United States Census, incomplete)
1900 (United States Census, includes some Mattaponi)
1910 (United States Census, includes some Mattaponi)
Clippings (1884-2001) See also Virginia clippings file
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