A history of the Muscogee people from the early eighteenth-century, through removal, the Civil War, and the Dawes Commission allotment policy of the late nineteenth-century.
The Indian-Pioneer Papers is a collection of oral histories and typescripts gathered by federal writers of the 1930s Works Progress Administration, to learn about the life experiences of Native peoples and settlers residing in Indian Territory/Oklahoma.
The federally mandated Dawes Rolls list names of individuals who were deemed eligible by the Dawes Commission for tribal membership within the Nations of the Five Tribes, between the years 1898-1907.
