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INDEX TO THE EXPERT TESTIMONY 

BEFORE THE INDIAN CLAIMS COMMISSION

The Library of American Indian Affairs 

From the Indian Claims Commission Series 

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Decisions of the Indian Claims Commission 

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Other Publications 

The Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1880: Historical Sketches 

by Edward E.Hill 

Indian Land Tenure: Bibliographical Essays and a Guide to the Literature 

by Imre Sutton 

Guide to the Annual Reports of the Lake Mohonk Conference of Friends 

of the Indian; Introductions by Dr. Larry E. Burgess and Dr. Laurence 

Hauptman and Foreword by A. Keith Smiley 

Guide to American Indian Documents in the Congressional Serial Set: 

1817-1899, by Steven L. Johnson 

Annual Reports of the Lake Mohonk Conference of Friends of the Indian 

(microfiche) 

Indian Committee of the Society of Friends: 1696-1974 (microfilm)

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THE EXPERT TESTIMONY 

BEFORE THE INDIAN CLAIMS COMMISSION 

The Written Reports 

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FOREWORD 

The Indian Claims Commission was created on August 13, 1946*. Its purpose 

is to serve as a tribunal for the hearing and determination of claims against the 

United States arising prior to August 13, 1946 by any Indian tribe, band or 

other identifiable group of Indians living in the United States. In this it exercises 

jurisdiction formerly resting with the United States Court of Claims under the 

previous system of passing special jurisdictional acts by Congress for individual 

tribes. Under 28 U.S.C.A. ^1505 the Court of Claims has jurisdiction over 

claims arising after August 13,1946. 

Under the terms of the original Indian Claims Commission Act there were 

three Commissioners and a period of ten years in which to complete the work. It 

became obvious however, from the size and complexity of the cases, that ten 

years was insufficient. The Commission was extended for five-year periods in 

1957 and 1962, and in 1967 it was extended a third time and enlarged to five 

members. Subsequently the staff was increased in size to accommodate the 

increased workload. The Commission has now been extended to April 10, 1977, 

and on that date the remaining cases, if any, will be transferred to the United 

States Court of Claims. 

In creating the Indian Claims Commission, Congress broadened the jurisdic- 

tional grounds upon which Indian tribes might sue the United States. This wider 

jurisdiction reflected an awareness of the problems arising from the relations 

between the United States and the Indians who occupied the lands sought by an 

expanding nation. Two hundred years of westward expansion produced much 

conflict and created some of the harsher episodes in the history of America as 

the United States acquired the Indians' lands. 

By treaties-and after 1871 by agreements•the Indians' lands were ceded to 

the United States and the Indians were moved onto reservations. These cessions 

are the primary source of the 370 original petitions filed with the Commission 

prior to the cutoff date of August 13, 1951. (Under the terms of the original 

Act the Commission could no longer accept new claims after this date.) 

These 370 original petitions were separated into 611 different claims, each of 

which was given its own docket number. The claims consisted largely of 

unconscionable consideration claims arising from the cession of aboriginal title 

lands, t The Commission also received claims of uncompensated taking of land, 

* 25U.S.C. §70,eise?. 

t A determination of unconscionable consideration is a finding that the compensation 

originally paid by the Government for Indian lands ceded by treaty or agreement was so 

low when compared to the market value at the time as to shock the conscience and 

entitle the tribe, to recover, subject to gratuitous offsets, if any.

as well as of other wrongs cognizable under the Act. The first four clauses under 

section 2 of the Act cover every actionable wrong under law and equity. Clause 5 

permits suit on claims based upon fair and honorable dealings that are not 

recognized by any existing rule of law or equity. 

In the trial of these cases the plaintiffs, as permitted by statute, are repre- 

sented by attorneys of their own choosing under contracts approved by the 

Secretary of the Interior or his designated representative. The United States 

Government is represented by the Department of Justice. 

The passage of time since these claims arose in the 18th and 19th centuries 

created considerable difficulty in establishing the factual background of the 

claims. In the absence of living witnesses the parties rely upon documentary 

evidence consisting of available contemporary accounts, as well as historical and 

ethnological writings and studies. This type of evidence goes to the question of 

the area occupied by a tribe. This is the first, or "aboriginal title," phase of the 

typical land cases that were the large majority of the cases filed before the 

Commission. 

After the area has been determined and the Indians' title established it is 

necessary to determine the value of the land and the consideration, if any, given 

by the defendant, for the purpose of determining whether it is conscionable or 

unconscionable. In this second portion of a typical case the parties introduce 

land appraisal evidence for the purpose of establishing the value of the land on 

the date it was ceded by the tribe. 

The third part of the typical case is the determination of all payments made by 

the United States on the claim, and of any and all offsets, counterclaims and 

demands claimed by the defendant. Basically, this part of the case is for offsets 

of land or other items given the tribes by the defendant since the date on which 

the lands were ceded. The evidence consists of statutes or Executive Orders 

involving land transfers and vouchers evidencing payment of money or goods. 

In many instances the Indians held their lands by recognized or reservation 

title confirmed by Act of Congress, or had title under an Executive Order of the 

President. This removes the necessity of proving title and that step is therefore 

omitted from the proceedings. 

Included among the remaining cases are a number of accounting cases wherein 

the tribes have asked that the defendant account to them for its management of 

their assets. 

Owing to the nature of the cases their determination is interesting but difficult. 

Progress has been made, however, and more cases have been completed by 

monetary awards in the five fiscal years since 1968 than were completed during 

the entire preceding life of the Commission. On this basis it is possible to foresee 

the completion of the remaining cases by April 10,1977, when the Commission 

is scheduled to terminate. 

HARRY E. WEBB, JR. 

Chief Counsel, Indian Claims Commission 

Washington, D.C., April 1, 1973 

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PREFACE 

This volume indexes the written expert reports submitted as testimony before 

the Indian Claims Commission in the course of litigation over the past 25 years. 

Included are all those reports submitted by either a plaintiff or the Justice 

Department for which copies could be located during a year-long search. In the 

course of that search the files of the Commission, the Justice Department, the 

National Archives and of various attorneys were examined carefully, and in some 

cases repeatedly, in order to bring together the most complete collection 

possible. 

Although the collection is not complete, it represents the largest single com- 

pilation of the expert reports available. All of the reports indexed are included in 

the microfiche publication Expert Testimony Before the Indian Claims Commis- 

sion. 

The numerical sequence of reports is not consecutive. For many dockets no 

reports were submitted. For some, reports were submitted but could not be 

located. A few dockets contain a half-dozen or more titles, while others contain 

only a single report. In many cases, reports were submitted by both sides; the 

final distribution, however, leans toward the Government's side-the Govern- 

ment submitted more of its reports in writing than did the plaintiffs, and it also 

apparently submitted more copies of each report. (Prior to 1965 reports could 

be submitted either orally or in writing; subsequently, the Commission required 

all reports in writing.) 

Format and quality vary from report to report. Most of the reports, however, 

include maps or other illustrations; many are provided with extensive bibli- 

ographies; and most have their own tables of contents. Some are as short as ten 

or twelve pages, but most are much longer, the longest being 5,000 pages. An 

indication of the size and content of each report is provided in the Main Entry 

Section of this volume. Also indicated are the names and affiliations of the 

authors and certain cross-reference information. 

The Tribal Index is a comprehensive guide to all of the dockets of the Indian 

Qaims Commission. It was created by the Commission for its own internal use 

and has been provided to the publisher as a courtesy. The publisher has 

undertaken some verification and editing of the Index for the purposes of 

publication. 

The Author Index includes those authors whose reports are reproduced in the 

microfiche collection. The State Index takes into consideration only those 

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eports in which the states covered were clearly identified in either the title or 

table of contents. Unfortunately, therefore, many reports are omitted. 

The Docket Number Index is an inclusive listing of all dockets, not merely 

those for which reports were submitted. It was originally prepared by the 

Commission for its own internal use and has been recreated in the same format 

by the publisher from documents supplied by the Commission. 

The researcher seeking information pertaining to a particular tribe, claim or 

geographical area thus has many avenues of approach available, and judicious use 

of the various sections of this volume will provide ready access to what is 

probably the largest organized collection of research on the American Indian. 

It has been our endeavor to make this collection available to scholars in a form 

as convenient and complete as possible and to strive for accuracy. The collection 

itself, and therefore the tasks of editing and indexing, are extremely large and we 

expect that there will be some errors. We know that some omissions exist and 

they become more numerous with the submission of new reports to the Commis- 

sion as the litigations proceed through their various phases. The publisher will 

appreciate the reader's comments, corrections and contributions towards a 

future revised edition of this volume and of the microfiche collection as well. 

The publisher wishes to express his sincere appreciation to the many indi- 

viduals and organizations without whose cooperation this project would not 

have been possible. First and foremost are the Indian Claims Commission itself 

and Mr. Harry E. Webb, Jr., its Chief Counsel, who has been our thoughtful and 

helpful liaison for the past two years. Mr. A. Don Mileur and Mr. Karl Bertram 

of the Indian Claims Section of the Justice Department made available their 

collection of expert testimony. The following attorneys kindly lent us reports 

from their files: Mr. Tom Diamond of Diamond, Rash, Leslie & Schwartz; Mrs. 

Frances L. Horn of Wilkinson, Cragun & Barker; Mr. George B. Pletsch of Schiff 

Hardin & Waite; Mr. Paul G. Reilly of Reilly, Fleming & Reilly; Mr. Richard 

Schifter of Fried, Frank Harris, Shriver & Kampelman;Mr. Raymond C. Simpson; 

Mr. Marvin J. Sonosky; Mr. C. LeNoir Thompson; and Messrs. Weissbrodt & 

Weissbrodt. The following individuals have assisted in the preparation of the 

collection and of the index: Mrs. Mary Ann Glenn, Kathleen Heeney, Martin 

Lubin, Christine Resnais, Charles Richetelle, Martin Sandier, Judith Spehar and 

Jerrold Ziman. 

Most of all, the publisher wishes to acknowledge his debt to the numerous 

historians, economists, anthropologists, archaeologists and land appraisers who 

researched and wrote these studies. We regret that the task of acknowledging our 

debt to each of them separately was unfortunately beyond our means. 

Finally, we take cognizance of the history of this country, a history which 

resulted in the need for an Indian Claims Commission ; of the Indians, long dead 

and nameless for whom the Commission comes far too late; and of the Indians 

of today, lest we forget their plight and condition and the fact that reservation is 

not an Indian word. 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Foreword v 

Preface vii 

Main Entry Section 1 

Tribal Index 41 

Author Index 79 

State Index 83 

Docket Number Index 85 

Royce Area Index 101

MAIN ENTRY SECTION 

The following list includes all reports contained in the microfiche publication 

Expert Testimony Before the Indian Claims Commission. The reports are in 

docket number sequence and within each docket alphabetical by author. The 

first column gives the docket number. The second column indicates whether the 

report was prepared for a plantiff (P) or for the Justice Department (US). 

The information for each report includes the title, number of pages, author's 

name and affiliation and certain bibliographic information pertaining to the 

inclusion of illustrations, maps or bibliographies. The original titles have been 

used but in many cases have been edited to eliminate extraneous information 

and also to add such pertinent information as tribal names and dates, etc. where 

this information was omitted from the original title. Information about authors 

was obtained from the reports, and titles and affiliations shown are those current 

when the report was submitted. 

Where a report pertains to more than one docket, that information is provided 

as a cross-reference under each secondary docket and is also included in the main 

listing. No report is listed twice. Cross-references are based only on the data 

included in the reports and additional cross-references can be deduced from the 

other sections in this volume and from the Decisions of the Indian Claims 

Commission. 

Docket Party Title and Author 

9 P Appraisal of Osage ceded lands as of September 29, 1865, 140 

pp. Watson A. Bowes, Valuation Consultant 

9 US Appraisal of Osage ceded lands in Kansas, 1865, 124 pp. Maps. 

H. C. Brady, MAI 

9 P Valuation study of Osage ceded lands as of September 29, 1865, 

240 pp. W. H. Davis, MAI, ARA, Appraisal Assoc. 

9 P Investigation of lands conveyed in trust under provisions of the 

treaty of January 21,1867, 99 pp. Dr. Thomas LeDuc 

10 US Anthropology notes on the Pawnee in Oklahoma, 135 pp. 

Biblio. John L. Champe; Franklin Fenenga, Univ. of Nebraska 

10 US Appraisal of Pawnee tracts in Nebraska, 1833, 1848, 1857, 

1875; in Kansas, 1833, 2 vols., 480 pp. William G. Murray, MAI 

11 P History of the Otoe and Missouria lands, 150 pp. Dr. Berlin B. 

Chapman, Prof, of History, Oklahoma Agrie. & Mech. College 

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11 P History of the Otoe and Missouria lands, 183 pp. Dr. Thomas H. 

LeDuc 

11-A US Appraisal of Royce Area 151 in Missouri, 1836; in Iowa, 1838 

and 1954; Otoe and Missouria Tribe; Iowa, Omaha and Sac and 

Fox Tribes, 374 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 138.) William G. 

Murray, MAI 

13-A Seel8-C 

13-C US Anthropological report on the Indian occupancy of Royce Area 

187 in Illinois and Wisconsin, ceded by "the United Nation of 

Chippewa, Ottowa and Potawatamie Indians" under the treaty 

of September 26, 1833, 83 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 

15-C, 18-H, 29-A, 40-B, 71.) Dr. J. A. Jones 

13-D See 59, 139 

13-E US Ethnohistorical report on Indian use and occupancy from 1640 

to 1806 of Royce Area 53 in Ohio, ceded by the "Wyandot, 

Ottawa, Chippewa, Munsee and Delaware, Shawanee and Potta- 

watamy nations" to the Connecticut Land Company and others 

in a conveyance dated July 4, 1805; and of Royce Area 54 in 

Ohio, ceded to the U.S. under the treaty of July 4, 1805, 260 

pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 18-L, 27-E, 29-D, 89, 133-A, 139, 

202, 302, 341-C.) Dr. Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin, Indiana Univ. 

See also 139 

13-F US Ethnohistorical report on Indian use and occupancy from 1650 

to 1819 of Royce Areas 87 and 88 in Ohio, Indiana and 

Michigan, ceded by the "Wyandot, Potawatomy, Ottawas and 

Chippeway " tribes under the treaty of September 29, 1817,310 

pp. Dlus.; maps. (Also pertains to 15-1, 18-K, 27, 29-G, 64-A, 

89, 133-C, 141, 308, 341-D.) Dr. Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin, 

Indiana Univ. 

See also 139 

13-G P The Greenville Treaty in Ohio, 1795, 76 pp. Maps. (Also per- 

tains to 29-C, 64,120,130.) Helen Hornbeck Tanner 

13-G US Ethnohistorical report on Indian use and occupancy of Royce 

Area 11, in Ohio and Indiana, ceded by "the Tribes of Indians, 

called the Wyandots, Delawares, Shawanoes, Ottawas, Chipewas, 

Putawatimes, Miami, Eelriver, Weea's, Kickàpoos, Piankashaws, 

and Kaskasias" pursuant to the Treaty of Greenville on August 

3, 1795, 787 pp. Maps. Dr. Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin, Indiana 

Univ.



13-L US Anthropological report on Indian occupancy of that portion of 

Royce Area 148 east of the Fox River in Illinois, ceded by the 

United Nations of Chippewa, Ottawa and Potawatamie under 

the treaty of July 29,1829, 189 pp. Maps;biblio. (Also pertains 

to 15-K, 18-1, 29-J, 40-J, 217.) Dr. David A. Baerreis, Dr. 

Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin, Dr. Remedios Wycoco-Moore 

13-L P Natural resource, agricultural and economic survey from 1795 

to 1846 of certain lands in Dlinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, 

Ohio and Wisconsin ceded by the Prairie Band of the Potta- 

watomi Tribe of Indians, 68 pp. Maps. Dr. John Lee Coulter, 

Economist 

. Supplementary survey and analyses dealing with the 

problem of measuring the value of certain natural resources 

acquired by the Government of the U.S. in treaties with Indian 

Tribes: the Prairie Band of the Pottawatomie Tribe, 36 pp. 

(Also pertains to 15-K.) 

13-L US A series of maps and overlays showing lead distribution and 

mining activity in 1829, 1839 and thereafter with overlays 

showing.ad hoc lead mining districts and smelter locations in 

Dlinois and Wisconsin, 30 pp. (Also pertains to 15-K, 29-J, 217.) 

Thomas P. Field, Prof, of Geography, Univ. of Kentucky 

13-L US Appraisal of Royce Areas 147 and 148 in Dlinois and Wisconsin, 

ceded by the Chippewa, Ottawa and Potawatomi Nations of 

Indians under the treaty of July 29, 1829, 216 pp. Elus; maps. 

(Also pertains to 15-K, 18-1, 29-J, 40-J, 217.) Walter R. 

Kuehnle, MAI 

:-. Supplement to appraisal of Royce Areas 147 and 148 in 

Dlinois and Wisconsin, 84 pp. 

13-L US Appraisal of the value of Chippewa, Ottawa and Potawatomie 

lands in Royce Area 147, in southwestern Wisconsin and north- 

western Dlinois, as they were enhanced by lead deposits, 1829, 

164 pp. (Also pertains to 15-K, 29-J, 217.) Harris A. Palmer, 

Assoc. Prof, of Geology, Wisconsin State Univ. 

. Supplemental and rebuttal memorandum concerning 

United States selections of lead lands in Royce Area 147 under 

treaty of August 24,1816, 23 pp. 

13-L US Mineral value of Potawatamie lands, Royce Area 147 in Illinois 

and Wisconsin, 1829, 77 pp. (Also pertains to 217.) Fred D. 

Wright, Consulting Engineer



13-M See 146 

15-B US Appraisal of Pottawatomie Reserve Lands in Kansas, sold by the 

Prairie Band of Pottawatomie Indians to the Santa Fe Railroad, 

1868, 57 pp. Maps; biblio. Doane Agricultural Service 

15-C Seel3-C 

15-D See 315 

15-J P Value of farmland, improvements and other natural resources 

on Potawatomi lands in Iowa and Kansas, 1840-1850, 77 pp. 

Mus; maps. (Also pertains to 71-A.) Dr. John Lee Coulter, 

Economist 

15-J US Appraisal of Potawatomi tracts in Iowa and Kansas, 1846, 272 

pp. Blus; maps. (Also pertains to 29-H, 71-A.) William G. 

Murray, MAI 

15-K See 13-L 

15-M See 146 

15-P See 315 

17 US Appraisal of the Snake-Piute Tract in Oregon, January 1879, 

118 pp. Map. C. Marc Miller, Appraiser 

17 P Appraisal of the former Malheur Reservation in eastern Ore- 

gon, 1879, 95 pp. M. A. Palmer 

18-A P Valuation study of the Red River Valley of the North, area in 

North Dakota and Minnesota ceded by the Red Lake and 

Pembina Bands of Chippewa Indians, October 3, 1863,439 pp. 

Mus; maps. W. D. Davis, MAI, ARA, Farm Management Assoc, 

Inc. 

18-A US Ethnohistorical report on the Red Lake and Pembina Chippewa 

occupancy of Minnesota and North Dakota, 1790-1829, 200 pp. 

Biblio. Dr. Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin, Dr. Harold Hickerson 

18-B P Valuation study of lands ceded by Minnesota Chippewa Tribe & 

others in 1855 and 1867, 262 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 18-N.) 

W. D. Davis, MAI, ARA, SRA, Appraisal Associates 

18-B US Anthropological report on the Indian occupancy of Royce Area 

357 in Minnesota, ceded by the Mississippi Bands and the 

Pillager and Winnibigoshish Bands of Chippewa Indians under 

the treaty of February 22, 1855, 301 pp. Biblio. Dr. Harold 

Hickerson 

18-B US Transcription of the record of the negotiation and signing of the 

treaty of February 22, 1855, made and entered into at Washing-



ton, D.C., by and between George W. Manypenny, Commis- 

sioner of Indian Affairs, and the chiefs and delegates of the 

Mississippi, Pillager and Lake Winnibigoshish Bands of Chippewa 

Indians in Minnesota and record of an interview had between 

George W. Manypenny, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and 

said chiefs and delegates on March 8, 9, and 10, 1855, with 

reference to the provisions of said treaty, 127 pp. (Also pertains 

to 18-N.) George W. Manypenny, Commissioner of Indian 

Affairs 

18-B US Appraisal of Chippewa Tracts in Minnesota, 1855, 1864, 1867, 

314 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 18-N.) Dewey Newcombe, MAI 

18-B US Appraisals of Chippewa land areas in Minnesota, treaties of 

February 22, 1855; March 11, 1863; May 7, 1864; March 19, 

1867; 314 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 18-N.) J. Fred- 

erick Sutherland, MAI 


268 ceded by the Chippewa of the Mississippi and Lake 

Superior of the Mississippi and Lake Superior under the treaty 

of August 2, 1847; and of Royce Area 269, ceded by the 

Pillager Band of Chippewa under the treaty of August 21, 1847, 

in Minnesota, 1642-1847, 190 pp. Maps, biblio. (Also pertains 

to 144.) Dr. Harold Hickerson 


242 in Wisconsin and Minnesota, ceded by the Chippewa Nation 

of Indians under the treaty of July 29, 1837, 239 pp. (Also 

pertains to 13-A.) Dr. Harold Hickerson 

18-C US Appraisal of Royce Area 242 in Wisconsin and Minnesota ceded 

by Minnesota Chippewa Indians, 1838, 421 pp. Maps, biblio. 

Walter R. Kuehnle, MAI 

18-C P Valuation report of Chippewa lands on Royce Area 242 (and 

220), 1838, and Royce Area 268, 1848, in Wisconsin and 

Minnesota, 203 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 18-T.) Robert R. 

Nathan. 

18-C P Appraisal report of Chippewa lands in Royce Areas 242, 220 

and 268, in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, 1838 and 1848, 

184 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 18-T.) J. William Trygg, 

Appraiser 

18-D US Appraisal of Chippewa Tract in Minnesota, 1866, 345 pp. Maps; 

bibUo. Bernard C. Meltzer, MAI, SREA, ASA, CE, PE; Roland J. 

Schaar, MAI 

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18-D P Appraisal report : historical and economic background, land and 

resource evaluation of Royce Area 482, in St. Louis, Itasca and 

Koochiching counties, Minnesota, ceded by the Bois Forte (Nett 

Lake) Band of Chippewa Indians, 1866, 170 pp. fllus; maps. J. 

William Trygg, Appraiser 

18-E See 58 

18-F Seel8-R 

18-G See 57 

18-H Seel3-C 

18-1 5eel3-L 

18-J See 59 

18-K SeeU-F 

18-L Seel3-E 

18-N 5eel8-B 

18-Q .See 146 

18-R US Appraisal of the lands of the Bay Mills Indian Community, 

located along the St. Mary's River southward from Sault Ste. 

Marie, Michigan; claims arising out of the treaty of June 16, 

1820 with the Sault Ste. Marie Bands of the Chippewa Indians, 

1821, 95 pp. Maps; biblio. Gordon E. Elmquist, SREA, MAI 

18-R P Historical report on the Sault Ste. Marie area in Michigan, 1820, 

24 pp. (Also pertains to 18-F.) Robert M. Warner, Lois J. 

Groesbeck 

18-S US Appraisal of lands in northwestern Michigan and northern Wis- 

consin, Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, 3 vols., 603 pp. Maps; 

biblio. (Also pertains to 18-U.) Richard B. Hall, Real Estate 

Consultant 

18-S US Mineral appraisal of Minnesota Chippewa Tribe in Michigan, 

Wisconsin and Minnesota, 1843, 171 pp. Dlus; maps. Ernest 

Oberbillig, Mining and Metallurgical Engineer 

18-T US Appraisal of Chippewa Tracts in Minnesota, 1848, 350 pp. 

Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 144.) Bernard C. Meltzer, MAI, 

SREA, ASA, CE, PE; Roland J. Schaar, MAI 

See also 18-C 

18-U US Anthropological report on the Indian use and occupancy of 

Royce Area 332 in Minnesota, ceded by the Chippewa Indians 

of Lake Superior and the Mississippi under the treaty of Sep-



tember 30, 1854, 180 pp. Maps. Dr. Harold Hickerson, Clarion 

State College 

18-U P Economic and historical background of northeastern Minnesota 

lands ceded by Chippewa Indians of Lake Superior, September 

30, 1854, Royce Area 332, 105 pp. Maps. Dr. Helen E. Knuth, 

Clarion State College 

18-U US Appraisal of lands in Minnesota of the Minnesota Chippewa 

Tribe, Royce Area 332, 1855, 322 pp. Maps; biblio. Dewey 

Newcombe, MAI; Howard Lawrence, MAI 

See also 18-S 

21 P Historical report on the sale of public lands in Alabama, 

1806-1820, 36 pp. Dr. James F. Doster 

21 US Appraisal of lands in southern Georgia and southeastern Ala- 

bama, ceded by the Creek Nation, 1814, 21 pp. Maps; biblio. 

Paul Starre«, MAI 

21 P Appraisal of lands in Georgia and Alabama as of August 9, 

1814, of the Creek Nation East of the Mississippi, 92 pp. M. J. 

Williamson, MAI, Appraisal Service Co. 

22-A US An ethnohistorical study of Jicarilla Apache Indians in New 

Mexico and Arizona, 1846-1887, 199 pp. Biblio. Averam B. 

Bender, Harris Teachers College 

22-A US Spanish and Mexican land grants and the Jicarilla Apache in 

New Mexico, 1689-1848, a technical report including a listing of 

grants, confirmed and unconfirmed, and summary data, 2 vols., 

340 pp. Maps; biblio. Dr. Howard F. Cline 

22-A P An inquiry into Indian land rights in the American southwest 

under Spain, Mexico and the United States, with particular 

reference to the Jicarilla Apache area of northeastern New 

Mexico, 35 pp. Biblio. Donald C. Cutter, Prof, of Southwestern 

History, Univ. of New Mexico 

22-A P Anthropological report on the Jicarilla Apache in New Mexico 

and Oklahoma, 1540-1898, 430 pp. (Also pertains to 257.) 

Charles C. DiPeso 

22-A P Environment, settlement, and land use in the Jicarilla Apache 

claim area in Colorado, New Mexico and Oklahoma, 1806-1887, 

3 vols., 364 pp. Maps; biblio. B. L. Gordon, Ynez D. Haase, 

Edgar G. DeWilde, Joe W. Hart, Geography Department, Univ. 

of New Mexico



27-A US Appraisal of Delaware Outlet in northeastern Kansas, 1854,120 

pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 241.) Richard B. Hall, Real 

Estate Consultant 

27-B P Ethnohistorical report on Indian use and occupation from 1661 

to 1797 of Ohio, south and east of the Greenville Treaty line of 

1795, 55 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 89, 252, 335, 338.) 

Gay Ramabhushanam 

27-E See 13-E 

29-A See 13-C 

29-B See 315 

29-C See 13-G 

29-D See 13-E, 139 

29-E See 59, 139 

29-G See 13-F 

29-H See 15-J 

29-J See n-L 

29-K See 146 

29-N See 315 

30-A US Appraisal of the Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma; the 

Chiricahua Apache Tribe; the Chiricahua and Warm Springs 

Tribes of Apache Indians, Oklahoma, 1886, 299 pp. Maps; 

biblio. (Also pertains to 48-A.) Idaho Land & Appraisal Service 

30-A P Appraisal of the lands of the Fort Sill Apache Tribe of 

Oklahoma, 1886, 2 vols., 377 pp. Illus; maps. (Also pertains to 

48-A.) Donald D. Myers, MAI; Frank R. Kleinman, Jr., 

Coldwell, Banker and Co. 

30-A P Mineral appraisal of Fort Sill Apache Tract in Arizona and New 

Mexico, 1886, 215 pp. Mapsi (Also pertains to 48-A.) Ernest 

Oberbillig, Mining Engineer 

30-A P Appraisal of the mineral resources in the lands of the 

Chiricahua Apache Tribe in Arizona and New Mexico, 4 vols., 

1757 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 48-A.) P. J. Shenon, R. P. Full, 

Mining Geologists 

40-B See 13-C 

40-J See 13-L 

40-K See 146 

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44 US Preliminary appraisal report: Uintah Ute Tract in Utah, 48 pp. 

C. Marc Miller, Real Estate Appraiser 

44 US Aboriginal and historic groups of the Ute Indians of Utah : an 

analysis, 121 pp. Julian H. Steward 

44 US Native components of the White River Ute Indians, 50 pp. (Also 

pertains to 45.) Julian H. Steward 

45 US Appraisal of Uintah Valley Indian Reservation lands in Utah as 

of 1881, 221 pp. Maps. Werner Kiepe, MAI 

See also 44 

46 US Appraisal of Nooksack Tract in Washington, 1859, 278 pp. 

Maps; biblio. Vern A. Englehorn, Western Farm Management 

46 US Ethnological field investigation and analysis of historical 

material relative to group distribution and utilization of natural 

resources among Puget Sound Indians in Washington, 59 pp. 

Biblio. Dr. Carroll L. Riley, Ethnologist 

47 US Appraisal of patented lands in the Yakima Indian Reservation, 

Washington, 1884-1921, 175 pp. Illus; maps. C. Marc Miller, 

Pacific Northwest Land Co. 

48-A See 30-A 

54 US Appraisal of Crow Lands in Montana and Wyoming, 1868, 211 

pp. Dlus;maps. Norman B. Plummer, MAI 

. Appendix, 361 pp. 

54 P Appraisal of Crow lands in Montana and Wyoming ceded in the 

Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868, 80 pp. Mont H. Saunderson, 

Western Ranching and Lands Consultant 

57 US Appraisal of the lands of the Saginaw Chippewa, located in the 

lower peninsula, east central Michigan, Royce Area 111, 1820, 

202 pp. Maps; biblio. Gordon E. Elmquist, SREA, MAI 

57 US Ethnohistorical report on Royce Area 111 in Michigan, Saginaw 

Chippewa, treaty of September 24, 1819, 41 pp. David B. 

Stout, Appraiser 

57 P The Chippewa of Eastern Lower Michigan, 1785-1837, 25 pp. 

Maps. (Also pertains to 18-G.) Helen Hornbeck Tanner, Ph.D., 

Univ. of Michigan 

57 P Appraisal of Royce Area 111 in Michigan for Saginaw Chippewa 

Tribe of Michigan, treaty cession September 24, 1819, 27 pp. 

Maps. J. William Trygg, Appraiser 

. Appendix, 72 pp. 

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57 P Economic and historical report on Royce Area 111 in Michigan, 

ceded by the treaty of September 24, 1819 with the Saginaw 

Chippewas, 192 pp. Maps. Robert M. Warner, Appraiser 

58 US Anthropological report on Indian use and occupancy of. Royce 

Area 113 in Michigan (St. Martin Islands), ceded in the treaty of 

July 6, 1820 by the Ottawa and Chippewa Nations; and the area 

of overlap of Royce Area 205 (treaty of March 28, 1836) and 

Royce Area 111 (treaty of September 24,1819), 115 pp. Maps. 

(Also pertains to 18E.) Dr. Erminie WheeledVoegelin, Indiana 

Univ. 

59 US Ethnohistorical report on Indian use and occupancy from 1640 

to 1808 of Royce Area 66 in Ohio and Michigan ceded by the 

"Ottoway, Chippeway, Wyandotte and Pottawatamie nations" 

under the treaty of November 17, 1807,460 pp. (Also pertains 

to 13-D, 18-J, 29-E, 133-B, 140.) Dr. Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin, 

Indiana Univ. 

60-A P Anthropological investigation of the Makah Indians relative to 

tribal identity and aboriginal possession of lands in Washington, 

63 pp. Biblio. Prof. Herbert C. Taylor, Jr., Ph.D., Western 

Washington State College 

61 P Historical report concerning lands ceded by the Flathead, Pend 

d'Oreille & Kutenai Indians, since known as the Confederated 

Flathead Salish and Kutenai Indians, by the treaty of July 16, 

1855,105 pp. Merrill G. Burlingame 

61 US Appraisal of the lands of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai 

Tribes, Montana, 1859, 207 pp. Maps; biblio. Harry R. Fenton, 

MAI, AACI 

61 P Valuation report on lands ceded by the Confederated Salish and 

Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Indian Reservation in Montana, 

1859, 117 pp. Dlus; maps; biblio. Mont H. Saunderson, Western 

Ranching and Lands Consultant 

63 US Appraisal report on Brunot land, Wyoming, sold by Shoshone 

tribe, 198 pp. Vern A. Englehorn 

63 US Appraisal of land included in the agreement of September 26, 

1872 with the Eastern Shoshone Indians, Wyoming, 322 pp. 

Mus; maps. E. O. Fuller 

63 P Appraisal of oil and gas lands of the portion of Wind River 

Basin, Wyoming ceded by the Brunot agreement of September 

26,1872, 84 pp. T. S. Harrison, J. W. Harrison 

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Docket Party 

64 

64-A 

67 P 

566 13-0,139 

5eel3-F 

Title and Author 


Appraisal report on a tract of ground located in central Indiana 

and extending eastward into Ohio, 179 pp. Berkley W. Duck, 

CPM, MAI 

67 US Appraisal report of lands in Royce Area 99 in central Indiana 

and Ohio, purchased from the Miami Tribe of Indians, .1818, 

169 pp. Maps. Paul Starre«, MAI 

69 P Historical report on the Navajo in New Mexico to 1870,100 pp. 

Prof. Frank D. Reeve, Univ. of New Mexico 

71 See 13-C 

71-A P Government sales of lands in and contiguous to the Potawatomi 

Kansas Cession, Royce Area 266,1846, 39 pp. Ida Fox 

See also 15-J 

72 US Appraisal of land in northeastern Kansas, part of Royce Area 

316, absentee Delaware Tribe of Oklahoma and Delaware Tribe, 

1856-57, 181 pp. Maps;biblio. (Also pertains to 298.) Richard 

B. Hall, Real Estate Consultant 

73 P Appraisal of tracts in Florda, ceded by the Seminóle Nation in 

1823 and 1832, 140 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 151.) William 

S. Edgemon, Appraiser 

73 US Appraisal of Seminóle lands in Florida, 1823, 1832, 220 pp. 

Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 151.) William G. Murray, MAI 

See also 280 

74 US Anthropological report on Indian occupancy of certain territory 

claimed by the Dakota Sioux Indians and by rival tribal claim- 

ants in North and South Dakota, Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming 

and Montana, 1868, 254 pp. Wesley R. Hurt, Prof, of Anthro- 

pology, Univ. of South Dakota 

74 P Appraisal of lands of the Sioux Nation in North and South 

Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska and Montana, acquired by the U.S. 

under the treaty of April 29, 1868, 354 pp. Maps. Frank R. 

Kleinman, MAI; Donald D. Myers, MAI, Coldwell, Banker & 

Company 

74 US Appraisal of the lands of the Sioux Tribe in North Dakota, 

South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana in 1869, 442 

pp. Maps; biblio. William G. Murray, MAI 

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74 P Appraisal of the mineral resources in the lands of the Sioux 

Nation in North and South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming and 

Nebraska, acquired under treaty of April 26, 1868,4 vols., 2092 

pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 74-B.) P. J. Shenon, R. P. Full, 

Mining Geologists 

74-B US Appraisal of Sioux lands in the Black Hills area of South 

Dakota, 1877, 190 pp. Maps. Harry R. Fenton, MAI 

74-B P Appraisal of the Black Hills lands of the Sioux Nation in South 

Dakota, 132 pp. Elus; maps. Donald D. Myers, MAI; Frank R. 

Kleinman, Jr., Coldwell, Banker & Company 

74-B P Mineral value of the Sioux Lands in the Black Hills, South 

Dakota, 1877, 177 pp. Dlus; maps. Ernest Oberbillig, Mining 

and Metallurgical Engineer 

See also 74 

75 P Characteristics and natural resources of lands in Wisconsin and 

Michigan, 60 pp. Dr. Robert W. Finley 

75 US Appraisal of Emigrant New York lands in Illinois, 1832, 50 pp. 

Homer Hoyt, MAI 

. Part /-Factors affecting land values in Illinois military 

tract. Dr. Theodore L. Carlson, Prof, of Economics, Western 

Michigan Univ. 

. Part 2-Comparison of soil types in Illinois military 

tract with soils in Emigrant New York Indian lands from the 

standpoint of settlers, 12 pp. T. M. Bushneil, Agricultural Con- 

sultant 

75 US Appraisal of Emigrant New York lands in northeastern Wis- 

consin and northwestern Michigan, 1832, 135 pp. Homer Hoyt, 

MAI 

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75 US Appraisal of Emigrant New York lands in Illinois, 48 pp. Homer 

Hoyt, MAI 

78 US Appraisal of Sioux Lower Brule land in Lyman County, South 

Dakota, 1890-1900, 140 pp. Mus; maps. Harry E. Arneson, Jr., 

MAI, SRA 

79-A US Appraisal of lands in Kansas and Nebraska, Iowa Tribe, 1857, 

110 pp. Maps. Richard B. Hall, Real Estate Consultant 

81 US Ethnological field investigation and analysis of historical 

material relative to Coeur D'Aleñe Indian aboriginal distri- 

bution, 155 pp. Stuart A. Chalfant, Ethnologist



81 US Appraisal of Coeur d'Aleñe Tract, Idaho and Washington, 1873, 

1887,1891, 216 pp. Illus; maps. C. Marc Miller, Appraiser 

81 P Appraisal of aboriginal lands of the Coeur D'Aleñe Tribe of 

Northern Idaho, 92 pp. Henry T. Murray, MAI 

83 P Appraisal of Sac and Fox lands in portions of Royce Area 50 in 

Wisconsin, Illinois and Missouri, 1805, 70 pp. Maps. Raleigh 

Barlowe 

83 P History of Spanish land grants and Sac and Fox lands in Royce 

Area 50 in Missouri, 1805, 141 pp. Raleigh Barlowe 

83 P Soils and soil forming factors in Sac and Fox lands in Royce 

Area 50 in Illinois and Wisconsin, 50 pp. Maps. A. J. Beaver, 

Ph.D., Asst. Prof, of Plant & Earth Science, Wisconsin State 

Univ. 

83 US Appraisal of Royce Area 50 in the states of Missouri, Illinois 

and Wisconsin, ceded by the Sauk and Fox Nations of Indians, 

1805,300 pp. Illus; maps; biblio. Walter R. Kuehnle, MAI 

83 P Geological study of Sac and Fox mineral lands in northwestern 

Illinois and southwestern Wisconsin, 75 pp. Harris A. Palmer, 

Assoc. Prof, of Geology, Wisconsin State Univ. 

83 P Soil and related physical features of part of Royce Area 50 in 

Missouri ceded by Sac and Fox Tribes under the treaty of 

November 3,1804, 30 pp. Maps. C. L. Scrivener, Assoc. Prof, of 

Soil, Univ. of Missouri 

83 US Anthropological report on the Indian occupancy of Royce Area 

50 in Wisconsin, Illinois and Missouri, ceded by the United 

Tribes of Sac and Fox under the treaty of November 3, 1804, 

310 pp. Maps. Dr. David B. Stout, Dr. Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin, 

Emily J. Blasingham, MA 

87 US Appraisal of the lands of the Northern Paiute Nation in Nevada 

and California, 1853-1863, 2 vols, plus appendix, 480 pp. Maps. 

Homer Hoyt, MAI., Ph.D. 

87 P Appraisal of the Paviotso-Mono Tracts of the Northern Paiute 

Nation in Nevada and California, 1862-1863, 3 vols., 800 pp. 

Maps; biblio. Robert R. Nathan 

87 P Mineral valuation of Piute lands in California and Nevada, 

1853-1863, 288 pp. Illus; maps. Ernest Oberbillig, Mining 

Engineer 

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87 P An evaluation study of the mineral resources in the lands of the 

Northern Paiute Nation in California and Nevada, 1959, 3 vols., 

1205 pp. Maps. P. J. Shenon, Ph.D.; R. P. Full, Mining 

Geologists 

87 US Anthropology report on the Northern Paiute in Nevada, Oregon 

and California, 1826 to 1880, 313 pp. Maps; biblio. Julian H. 

Steward, Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin 

88 P Southern Paiute ethnography: eastern bands in Arizona, Utah 

and Nevada, 192 pp. Biblio. Isabel T. Kelly 

88 P Southern Paiute and Chemehuevi: an ethnohistorical report, 

Arizona, 272 pp. Biblio. Robert A. Manners 

89 Seel3-E, 13-F, 27-B 

90 P Prehistoric Indian occupation within the eastern area of the 

Yuman complex: a study in applied archaeology; Hualapai in 

Arizona from 1583; 3 vols., 788 pp. Maps; biblio. Henry F. 

Dobyns 

90 P Ethnological report on the Hualapai (Walapai) of Arizona, 189 

pp. Maps. Robert A. Manners, Ph.D., Ethnologist 

90 P Appraisal of the lands of the Hualapai reservation in Arizona, 

1883, 3 vols., 400 pp., Maps. Donald D. Myers, MAI, Coldwell, 

Banker & Co. 

90 P Evaluation study of the mineral resources in the lands of the 

Hualapai Tribe of Arizona from 1863, 4 vols., 1692 pp. Maps. 

P. J. Shenon, R. P. Full, Mining Geologists 

90 US Estimate of the value of minerals on the Hualapai tribal lands in 

Arizona as of January 4, 1833, 2 vols., 324 pp. Maps, biblio. 

Still & Still, Consulting Mining Engineers and Geologists 

90 US Appraisal of Hualapai tribal lands in northwestern Arizona, 

1883, 88 pp. Maps. William S. Winter, SREA, MAI 

91 P Historical report on the Havasupai Indians of Arizona, 

1150-1890, 50 pp. Biblio. (Also pertains to 229.) Robert C. 

Euler 

91 P Havasupai Indians: an ethnohistorical report, Arizona, 154 pp. 

Maps. Robert A. Manners, Ph.D., Ethnologist 

92 P The Skagit Tribe and the Snoqualmie Tribe in Washington: 

ethnological and historical evidence from 1792, 265 pp. (Also 

pertains to 93.) Anonymous (appendix to a brief) 

93 See 92 

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94 P Kalispel Country in Washington, 1809-1903, a historical report, 

80 pp. Maps; biblio. Rev. W. N. Bischoff, S.J., Ph.D. 

94 US Aboriginal territory of the Kalispel based on ethnohistoric re- 

search and field inquiry, 61 pp. Stuart A. Chalfant, Ethnologist 

94 P Historical report on the Kalispel or Lower Pend D'Oreille in 

Washington; based on microfilm documents in the National 

Archives, 25 pp. Nancy Oestreich Lurie 

94 US Appraisal of the Lower Pend d'Oreille or Kalispel Indian lands 

in northeast Washington, northern Idaho and western Montana, 

1903, 137 pp. nius; maps. Harold C. Starkey, MAI; Roy C. 

Carlson, MAI 

96 US Appraisal of Pottawatomie lands in the Indian territory in 

Oklahoma, 1890, 136 pp. Maps. Harry James, MAI; William S. 

Winter, MAI 

98 US Appraisal of Muckleshoot Tract, Washington, 1859, 306 pp. 

Maps; biblio. Vern A. Englehorn, Western Farm Management 

Co. 

99 P Land values of ceded Piankeshaw lands in Royce Area 63 in 

Illinois, 1805, 113 pp. Roger K. Chisholm, Assistant Prof, of 

Managerial Economics, Northwestern Univ. 

99 US Appraisal of land in southeastern Illinois, Royce Area 63, the 

Peoria Tribe of Oklahoma, 1807, 257 pp. Maps; biblio. Richard 

B. Hall, Real Estate Consultant 

99 P Geographical and historical analysis of Royce Areas 63, 73 and 

74 in Illinois, 33 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 314-C, 317.) John 

Sherman Long, Assoc. Prof, of History, Southern Methodist 

Univ. 

See also 315 

100 US Appraisal report of lands in Lake and Klamath counties, Ore- 

gon, Klamath and Modoc Tribes and Yahooskin Band of Snake 

Indians, 1901,174 pp. Mus; maps. Norman B. Plummer, MAI 

100-A P Timber values in Klamath Cession of June 21, 1906, Oregon, 44 

pp. Maps. Mason, Bruce & Girard, Consulting Foresters 

100-A US Appraisal of excluded lands of the Klamath Reservation, 124 

pp. C. Marc Miller 

. Supplemental appraisal: the excluded lands of the 

Klamath and Modoc Tribes and the Yahoosking Band of Snake 

Indians, Oregon, 1906, 46 pp. 

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100-A P Appraisal report of the lands of the Klamath and Modoc Tribes 

and the Yahooskin Band of Snake Indians in Oregon, 1906, 2 

vols., 275 pp. Dlus. Henry T. Murray, MAI 

105 P Aboriginal use and occupancy of lands west of the Mississippi 

River by the Osage Tribe, and village locations and hunting 

territories of the Osage from time immemorial to 1808 A.D., 70 

pp. Carl H. Chapman, Assoc. Prof, and Dir. of American Archae- 

ology, Univ. of Missouri 

105 

105 US 

105 P 

106 P 

106 P 

107 See 106 

The origin of the Osage Indian Tribe: an ethnographical, his- 

torical and archaeological study, Missouri, 1673-1872, 324 pp. 

Illus; maps. Carl H. Chapman, Assoc. Prof, and Dir. of American 

Archaeology, Univ. of Missouri 

Appraisal of Osage Nation land cession in Missouri and Ar- 

kansas, 1810,196 pp. Maps; biblio. William G. Murray, MAI 

Appraisal of lands in Missouri and Arkansas, Osage Tribal Coun- 

cil, 1810, 2 vols. 254 pp. Maps. M. J. Williamson, MAI 

Anthropological study of the Osage in Kansas, Missouri, Ar- 

kansas and Oklahoma, 1700-1825, 319 pp. Alice Marriott 

Osage research report, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and Okla- 

homa, 18th and 19th centuries, 419 pp. Biblio. (Also pertains to 

107.) Fred W. Vogt, Ph.D. Prof, of Anthropology, Southern 

Illinois Univ. 

109 US Appraisal of the Skagit Tract, Washington, supplementing ap- 

praisals of the Duwamish, Snohomish and Suquamish Tracts, 

1859, 70 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 125, 132, 294.) C. 

Marc Miller 

109 US 

120 

124-D US 

Appraisal of Duwamish, Snohomish and Suquamish Tracts in 

Washington, 1859, 210 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 125, 

132.) C.Marc Miller 

See 13-G 

124-E Seel24-D 

124-F 5eel24-D 

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Appraisal of lands of the Miami Tribe in north central Indiana, 

Royce Areas 192-199, as of October 23, 1834; Royce Areas 

251-256 as of November 6, 1838; and Royce Area 258 as of 

November 28, 1840, 294 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 124-E, 

124-F, 256.) Homer Hoyt, MAI


124-H See 315 


125 P Historic and ethnographic study of the Snohomish, specifically 

concerning their aboriginal and continued existence, 237 pp. 

Colin E. Tweddell, MA, Ethnologist 

See also 109 

130 5eel3-G 

131 US Appraisal of lands in southern Indiana, Royce Areas 56, 71, 72, 

Miami Indians, 1805 and 1809, 325 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also 

pertains to 253, 314-D.) Richard B. Hall, Real Estate Consultant 

132 See 109 

133-A See 13-E 

133-B See 59 

133-C See 13-F 

134 US Appraisal of S'Klallam Tract in Washington, 1859, 196 pp. 

Biblio. C. Marc Miller 

134 US Ethnographic report on the Salish and Chimakua-speaking In- 

dians of the Puget Sound Basin of Washington, 1853, 68 pp. 

Biblio. Carroll L Riley 

135 US Anthropological report on Indian use and occupancy of Royce 

Areas 69 and 120 in Iowa and Missouri, ceded by the Sac, Fox 

and Iowa under the treaty of August 4, 1825, 90 pp. Dr. 

Zachary Gussow 

135 US Appraisal of Iowa, Sac and Fox lands in Royce Area 69, 

Missouri, 1824, 218 pp. Maps; biblio. Arthur S. Kirk, MAI 

137 US Appraisal report of the Zia, Jemez, and Santa Ana Pueblo lands, 

New Mexico, 1905-1936, 225 pp. Maps; biblio. R. H. Sears and 

Co., Real Estate Appraisers and Consultants 

138 Seell-A 

139 P Ethnohistorical report on the location of the Wyandot, Dela- 

ware and Shawnee Tribes in southeastern Michigan and northern 

Ohio, 1700-1817, 55 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 13-D, 

13-E, 13-F, 29-D, 29-E, 64, 140, 141, 181.) Helen Hornbeck 

Tanner 

See also 13-E 

140 See 59,139 

141 See 13-F, 139 

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142 See 360 

143 US Appraisal of Sac and Fox Cession in Iowa, Royce Area 152, 

1831, 169 pp. Maps. William G. Murray, MAI 

143 P Soils and related physical features of Cession 152 in Iowa, the 

Sac and Fox Tribe of Oklahoma, 29 pp. Maps; biblio. Prof. F. F. 

Riecken, Department of Agronomy, Iowa State College 

144 See 18-C, 18-T 

146 P Economic and historical background for valuation of Ottawa- 

Potawatomi lands in Michigan and Indiana as of August 29, 

1821, 137 pp. (Also pertains to 15-M, 40-K.) Helene Knuth, 

Ph.D. 

146 US Appraisal of Royce Area 117, in Michigan and Indiana, ceded 

by the treaty of August 29, 1821, by the Ottawa, Chippewa, 

and Potawatomi Nations, 304 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 13-M, 

15-M, 18-Q, 29-K, 40-K.) Paul Starrett, MAI, Klein and Kuhn 

146 P Valuation report on lands in Michigan and Indiana, ceded by 

Treaty of August 29,1921, Citizen Band of Potawatomi, Prairie 

Band of Potawatomi Nation, Ottawa Tribe, 88 pp. Maps; illus. J. 

William Trygg, Appraiser 


117 in Michigan and Indiana, ceded by the "Ottawa, Chippewa 

and Pottawatamie Nations" under the treaty held at Chicago on 

August 29, 1821, 222 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 13-M, 

15-M, 18-Q, 29-K, 40-K.) Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin, Ph.D. 

151 See 73 

153 P Valuation of Sac, Fox and Iowa lands in southcentral Iowa, 

1839-1843, Royce Area 262, 194 pp. Maps. Prof. Raleigh Bar- 

lowe, Ph.D.; Conrad H. Hammar, Ph.D., Michigan State Univ. 

153 US Appraisal of Iowa, Sac and Fox Cessions in Iowa, Royce Area 

262, 1839 and 1843, 397 pp. Maps. William G. Murray, MAI 

153 P Soils and related physical features of Sac and Fox lands in 

Royce Area 262 in Iowa, 1856-1874, 100 pp. Dlus; maps. F. F. 

Riecken 


262 in Iowa, covered by treaties with the Sac, Fox, Iowa and 

others, 1824-1842, 40 pp. Dr. David B. Stout 

154 US Appraisal of Kootenai Tribe lands in northern Idaho and Mon- 

tana, 1859, 125 pp. Maps. Homer Hoyt, MAI 

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154 P Appraisal of lands of the Kootenai Tribe in Idaho as of March 8, 

1859, 220 pp. Dlus. Henry T. Murray, MAI 

155 P Ethnological and historical evidence: the Quileute Tribe and the 

Quinaielt Tribe in Oregon, 1808-1956,192 pp. (Also pertains to 

242.) Anonymous (appendix to a brief) 

155 P Evidence bearing upon the Makah-Quileute tribal boundary, 85 

pp. Verne F. Ray 

158 P Valuation of Sac, Fox and Iowa lands in eastern Iowa, Royce 

Areas 175, 226 and 244, 1833-1839, 2 vols., 205 pp. Maps. 

(Also pertains to 209, 231.) Prof. Raleigh Barlowe, Ph.D.; 

Conrad H. Hammar, Ph.D., Michigan State Univ. 

158 P Evaluation of the mineral lands in Royce Area 175 of eastern 

Iowa, from 1700, 58 pp. Maps, illus. (Also pertains to 209, 

231.) W. A. Broughton 

158 P Ethnological report on the historic habitat of the Sauk, Fox and 

Iowa Indians in Iowa, 1665-1820, 62 pp. Zachary Gussow, 

Ph.D., Ethno-historian 

158 P Iowa: public land disposal, a supplement, Sauk, Fox, Iowa . .. 

lands in Iowa, 1832-1851, 28 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 209, 

231.) Roscoe L. Lokken 

158 US Appraisal of Sac, Fox and Iowa Cessions in eastern Iowa; Royce 

Area 175 in 1833 and 1839; Royce Area 226 in 1837 and 1839; 

Royce Area 244 in 1838 and 1839, 405 pp. Maps. (Also 

pertains to 209, 231.) William G. Murray, MAI 

158 US Township summaries in surveyors' field notes on Sac, Fox and 

Iowa lands, Royce Area 175 in Iowa, 1833, 1839, copied from 

official survey files in the office of the Secretary of State, State 

House, Des Moines, Iowa, 67 pp. Map. Office of the Secretary 

of State of Iowa 

158 P Soils and related physical features of Sac, Fox and Iowa lands, 

Cessions 175, 226 and 244 in Iowa, 58 pp. (Also pertains to 

209, 231.) Prof. F. F. Riecken, Department of Agronomy, Iowa 

State College 

161 US Ethnohistoric report on aboriginal land occupancy and utili- 

zation by the Palus, 49 pp. (Also pertains to 222.) Stuart A. 

Chalfant, Ethnologist 

161 US Report on anthropological and ethnographic material relative to 

aboriginal land use and occupancy by the Wenatchi Salish of 

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central Washington, 51 pp. (Also pertains to 224.) Stuart A. 


See also 224 

162 US Appraisal report of Chelan County, Washington, 131 pp. Nor- 

man B. Hummer, MAI 

170 US Ethnohistorical report on the Pascagoula, Biloxi and Mobilian 

Consolidated Band-Indians of the Central Gulf Coast in Ala- 

bama, Louisiana and Mississippi, from 16th century, 250 pp. 

Biblio. (Also pertains to 144.) Charles H. Fairbanks, Ph.D., Prof. 

Dept. of Anthropology, Univ. of Florida 

173 US Government surveyors' notes and related data on soils, timber 

and water in Oklahoma Territory, 1871, 1872, 32 pp. U.S. 

Government Surveyor 

173 US Appraisal of lands in northern Oklahoma: Osage Reservation, 

1873, and Nez Percé (Joseph's Band) Reservation, Otoe and 

Missouria Reservation, Pawnee Reservation and Ponca Reserva- 

tion, 1883, 111 pp. Maps. Richard B. Hall, Real Estate Con- 

sultant 

173 US Appraisal of lands in northern Oklahoma, Cherokee Outlet, 

1893, 96 pp. Maps. Richard B. Hall, Real Estate Consultant 

173 US Appraisal of Cherokee Outlet in Oklahoma, 1893, 124 pp. 

Maps. Oscar Monrad, MAI; Roscoe H. Sears, MAI 

173 P Appraisal of the Cherokee Outlet in Oklahoma, 1893, 179 pp. 

Maps. Elbridge A. Tucker, MAI 

173-A US Appraisal of Cherokee Nation reservations in the Indian terri- 

tory, Oklahoma, 1872, 1876, 1878, 1881, 1883, 95 pp. Maps. 

Roscoe H. Sears, MAI 

173-A P Appraisal of the Cherokee Outlet lands in Oklahoma deeded by 

the Cherokee Nation to the U.S. in trust on June 14, 1883, 116 

pp. Maps; biblio. Elbridge A. Tucker, MAI, Roy C. Seeley Co. 

175 P Ethnohistorical study of aboriginal territory of the Nez Percé in 

Idaho, Oregon and Washington, 1805-1855, 135 pp. Stuart A. 


175 US Appraisal of Nez Percé ceded tract, Oregon, Washington and 

Idaho, 1867, 298 pp. Illus; maps. (Also pertains to 180.) C. 

Marc Miller 

175 P Evaluation study of the mineral resources in lands ceded by the 

Nez Percé Tribe of Indians in Idaho, Oregon and Washington, 

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1867, 4 vols. 1,336 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 180, 

180-A.) P. J. Shenon, R. P. Full, Mining Geologists 

See also 180-A 

175-A P Appraisal of Nez Percé reservation lands in Washington, Idaho 

and Oregon, ceded in 1863, 1867, 3 vols., 300 pp. (Also 

pertains to 180.) William C. Brown 

175-B P Appraisal of Nez Percé Reservation land in Idaho and Wash- 

ington, 1894, 507 pp. Illus; maps. William C. Brown 

175-B US Appraisal of Nez Percé Tribe lands in northern Idaho, 1894, 116 

pp. Map. Homer Hoyt, MAI 

180 See 175 

180-A US Royalties and gold production costs on the Nez Percé Reserva- 

tion, 1860-1867, 147 pp. Illus; maps. (Also pertains to 175-A.) 

Barton, Stoddard and Milhollin, Consulting Engineers 

180-A US Report of gold production on the Nez Percé Reservation in 

Idaho, 1860-1867, 86 pp. (Also pertains to 175.) Barton, Stod- 

dard, and Milhollin, Consulting Engineers 

. Report on possibility or impossibility of determining 

gold removed from Nez Percé Indian Reservation to 1867, 7 pp. 

180-A P Evaluation of the gold mined before April 17, 1867 from the 

Nez Percé Reservation in Idaho, Washington and Oregon, as 

established by the treaty of June 11, 1855, and of the occu- 

pancy and use of the reservation as it was related to the mining 

activity, 4 vols., 1,350 pp. Dlus; maps; biblio. P. J. Shenon, Roy 

P. Full, Mining Geologists 

See also 175 

181 US Appraisal of the Colville Tracts in Washington, 1872, 223 pp. C. 

Marc Miller 

181 P Appraisal of the tribal lands of the Colville Tribe, the San Poil 

and Nespelem Tribes, the Lakes, the Okanogans and the 

Methows, in Washington, 1872, 2 vols., 291 pp. Biblio. Ralph 

W. Watson, MAI 

See also 139 

182 P Analysis of the volume of timber cut and consumed for mining 

operations prior to September 4, 1886, in the Chiricahua Tract 

in Arizona and New Mexico, 43 pp. Roy P. Full, Mining Geolo- 

gist 

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182 P Analysis of mineral production prior to September 4, 1886, in 

the lands of the Chiricahua Apache Tribe in Arizona and New 

Mexico, 64 pp. Roy P. Full, Mining Geologist 

182 US Appraisal of the rental value of the Fort Sill Apache Tribe of 

Oklahoma in Arizona and New Mexico, from 1848 to Septem- 

ber 4, 1886, 265 pp. Maps; biblio. Idaho Land & Appraisal 

Service 

182 US Production and royalty value of Fort Sill Apache Tract in 

Arizona and New Mexico prior to September 4, 1886, 87 pp. 

Maps; biblio. Ernest Oberbillig, Mining Engineer 

. Production determination of the New Mexico portion 

of the Fort Sill Apache Tract by a district-by-district total, 

rebuttal exhibit, 1848-1886, 41 pp. Biblio. 

184 P Memorandum on legislative history, Congressional acts per- 

taining to Indian trust funds in connection with the Te-Moak 

Bands and Mescalero Apache, 1837, 1841, 1880, 1883, 105 pp. 

(Also pertains to 22-G, 3 26-A.) Charles A. Hobbs and Frances 

L. Horn of Wilkinson, Cragun & Barker; Ruth W. Duhl of 

Weissbrodt & Weissbrodt 

186 P Ethnohistory of the Joseph Band of Nez Percé Indians, 

1805-1905, 111 pp. Verne F. Ray, Ph.D. 

189 US Appraisal of the lands of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa 

Indians in Minnesota, 1879-1907, 112 pp. Maps; biblio. Idaho 

Land & Appraisal Service 

189 P Appraisal report on land excluded from the Red Lake Reserva- 

tion by erroneous survey in Minnesota, 1872, 1875, 1885, 139 

pp. Maps. H. Muske, MAI, CRE 

191 5ee221-B 

193 US Appraisal of Kickapoo Tracts in Missouri and Kansas, 1833, 153 

pp. Maps. William G. Murray, MAI 

195 US Appraisal of Sac and Fox of Missouri Tract in Kansas, 1854, 

105 pp. Maps. William G. Murray, MAI 

197 See 208 

198 P Appraisal report of the Warm Springs Reservation in Oregon, 

1859, 3 vols., 682 pp. Illus; maps, biblió. M. J. Holbrook, 

Appraiser; Dorothy O. Johannsen, Historian; Richard S. Ivey, 

Economic Consultant; Roger H. Willsie, Economic Consultant, 

Pioneer National Title Insurance Company 

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198 US Appraisal report of Warm Springs ceded tract, Oregon, 1859, 

198 pp. Maps; biblio. Chase W. Raney, MAI 

198 US Appraisal of Warm Springs Indian Reservation in Oregon, 1859, 

119 pp. Maps; biblio. Chase W. Raney, MAI; Frank R. Raney, 

MAI 

198 P Ethnological report on the Wasco and Tenino Indians relative to 

socio-political organization and land-use in Oregon, 1855, 74 

pp. Biblio. Robert J. Suphan 

202 See 13-E 

204 P Mineral interests in Seminóle Nation lands in Oklahoma, 1898, 

218 pp. Maps. Josef Faust, Ph.D., Geologist-Engineer; Martin P. 

Lee, Geologist 

206 See 208 

208 US Appraisal of Steilacoom, Nisqually and Squaxin Tracts in west- 

ern Washington as of March 3, 1855, 176 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also 

pertains to 197, 206.) Frank R. Raney, MAI; Chase W. Raney, 

MAI 

. Supplement to appraisals of Cowlitz, Puyallup, Steila- 

coom, Squaxin, Nisqually, 1855, and Stillaguamish, 1859, 

Tracts in western Washington, 209 pp. Maps; biblio. 

208 P Appraisal of Nisqually, Steilacoom, and Squaxin lands in Wash- 

ington, 1855, 36 pp. Biblio. (Also pertains to 197, 206.) John 

D. Sánwick, Caroll J. Hall & Assoc. 

209 See 158 


77, which was relinquished, and Royce Area 78 in Illinois, 

which was ceded, by the "United Tribes of Ottawas, Chipewas, 

and Pottowotomees, residing on the Dlinois and Melwakee 

rivers, and their waters, and on the southwestern parts of Lake 

Michigan" under the treaty held at St. Louis on August 24, 

1816, 245 pp. Dr. Erminie Wheeller-Voegelin, Dr. Emily J. 

Blasingham 

217 See 13-L 

219 US Appraisal of Sac and Fox of Mississippi Tracts in Kansas, 

1860-67 and 1868, 140 pp. Maps. William G. Murray, MAI 

220 US Appraisal of Sac and Fox Tract in Indian Territory•State of 

Oklahoma, as of June 12, 1890, 160 pp. Illus; maps. Roscoe H. 

Sears, MAI; H. J. Garrett, MAI, ARA 

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221-B US Ethnological report on the Chippewa Cree Tribe of the Rocky 

Boy Reservation, and the Little Shell Band, Montana, 1888, 173 

pp. (Also pertains to 191.) John C. Ewers 

221-B P A history of the Cree Indian territorial expansion from the 

Hudson Bay area to the interior Saskatchewan and Missouri 

plains in Montana, 1640-1916, 230 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also 

pertains to 191.) Floyd W. Sharrock, Chairman of Dept. of 

Anthropology, Univ. of Montana; Susan R. Sharrock 

222 See 161 

224 P Anthropological and ethnohistorical report on material relative 

to aboriginal land use and occupancy by the Columbia Salish of 

central Washington, to 1855, 78 pp. (Also pertains to 161.) 

Stuart A. Chalfant 

See also 161 

225-A P Valuation study of the area ceded by the Omaha Tribe of 

Indians in Nebraska, 1854, 5 vols., 1,742 pp. Maps. Appraisal 

Associates 

225-A US Appraisal of Omaha tract in Nebraska, 1854,143 pp. William G. 

Murray, MAI 

225-A US Ethnographic report on the Omaha Indians, 216 pp. G. Hubert 

Smith, Archeologist 

226 P A pilot study of Wichita Indian archeology and ethnohistory; 

Contributors: Tyler Bastian, Robert E. Bell, Jay C. Blaine, W. T. 

Field, Kathleen Gilmore, Inus M. Harris, R. K. Harris, Edward 

B. Jelks, Harald P. Jensen, Jr., Dessamae Lorrain, David Lubell, 

W. W. Newcomb, C. A. Smith, Jr., J. Ned Woodall, 340 pp. 

Biblio. Editors: Robert E. Bell, Edward B. Jelks, W. W. New- 

comb 

226 P Ethnological report on the Alabama-Coushatta Indians of Texas 

and the Coushatta Indians of Louisiana, 1540-1855, 150 pp. 

Biblio. Daniel Jacobson, Ph.D., Michigan State Univ. 

226 US Appraisal of Caddo Indian Tract situated in southwestern Ar- 

kansas and northwestern Louisiana, 1835, 196 pp. Maps. J. 

Burrows Johnson, MAI 

226 US The Caddo Indians in Louisiana and Texas: their history and 

culture, 60 pp. Mus. Stuart Orner Landry 

226 P Historical and anthropological background of the Caddo Treaty 

of July 1, 1835, and its aftermath, in Arkansas, Louisiana, 

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Oklahoma and Texas, 1541-1859, 165 pp. Maps;biblio. Charles 

H. Lange, Univ. of Texas 

226 P Ethnohistorical analysis of documents relating to the Alabama 

and Coushatta Tribes of Texas, 1763-1972, 74 pp. Howard N. 

Martin 

226 P Valuation report on Royce Area 202 in Arkansas and Louisiana 

ceded by the Caddo Indians by the treaty of July 1,1835, 140 

pp. Dr. Garnie William McGinty, Louisiana Polytechnic Institute 

226 P Data relative to the historic locations of certain Caddoan 

Tribes, in Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas, 

1541-1859, 147 pp. Biblio. Robert W. Neuman 

226 US Appraisal of Caddo Tribe-Wichita Reservation in Indian Terri- 

tory, Oklahoma, as of March 2,1895, 112 pp. Maps. Roscoe H. 

Sears, MAI 

226 P The territory of the Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma in Texas, Louisi- 

ana, Arkansas and Oklahoma, 1541-1859, 130 pp. Maps. Helen 

Hornbeck Tanner 

. Rebuttal statement, 30 pp. 

226 US Aboriginal location of the Kadohadacho and related Indian 

tribes in Arkansas and Louisiana, 1542-1954, 60 pp. Maps; 

biblio. Stephen Williams 

226 US The Caddoan cultural area in Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas and 

Oklahoma: an archaeological perspective, A.D. 1000-1700's, 

252 pp. Maps. Don G. Wyckoff, Univ. of Oklahoma 

227 P Anthropology of Laguna Pueblo land claims in New Mexico, 

1276-19th Century, 108 pp. Florence Hawley Ellis 

227 P History of Laguna Pueblo land claims in New Mexico, 

1598-1935, 193 pp. Myra Ellen Jenkins 

227 P Laguna land utilization in New Mexico, an ethnohistorical re- 

port, 1696-1954, 188 pp. Dr. Robert L. Rands 

227 US Appraisal report of the Laguna Pueblo land in New Mexico, 

1908-1936, 248 pp. Maps. R. H. Sears and Co., Real Estate 

Appraisers & Consultants 

See also 266 

228 US Aboriginal land use and occupancy of the Pima-Maricopa In- 

dians in Arizona, 1848-1854, 2 vols., 634 pp. Robert A. Hack- 

enberg, Ph.D., Assistant Director, Bureau of Ethnic Research, 

Univ. of Arizona 

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229 US The Hopi: their history and use of lands in New Mexico and 

Arizona, 1200's-1900's, 248 pp. Maps; biblio. Florence Hawley 

Ellis, Univ. of New Mexico 

229 P Record of Navajo activities affecting the Acoma-Laguna area of 

New Mexico, 1746-1910, 220 pp. Myra Ellen Jenkins, Ward 

Alan Minge 

229 US The Navajo in New Mexico, 1800-1870,100 pp. Frank D. Reeve, 

Univ. of New Mexico 

229 P Bibliographical references to Navaho territory and its boun- 

daries in Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico, from prehistoric 

times to the present, 275 pp. Lucy H. Wales, Peabody Museum, 

Harvard Univ. 

See also 91 

231 See 158 

234 US Appraisal of Chinook Tribe and Bands tribal lands in Oregon 

and Washington, 1851, 180 pp. Maps. Leroy D. Draper, MAI 

234 P Appraisal of Chinook lands in Washington and Oregon, 1851, 2 

vols., 405 pp. Maps; biblio. Gifford P. Owen, MAI; John F. 

Lietz, Jr., MAI 

235 US Decline of ground water levels, Ak Chin Reservation, Pinal 

County, Arizona, 1923-1964, 31 pp. Maps. Leonard C. Hal- 

penny, Water Development Corp. 

. Irrigation at Ak Chin Indian Reservation, Pinal County, 

Arizona, 1870-1946, 101 pp. Maps. 

236-E US The Gila River Reservation in Arizona, 1937-1969, 54 pp. Map. 

George A. Morrison 

236-F US Appraisal of Gila River Reservation in Arizona, 1936-1961, 104 

pp. (Also pertains to 236-1.) Walter D. Armer & Associates, 

Realtor 

236-F US Historical report on Gila River Reservation leased land in Ari- 

zona, 1916-1967, 31 pp. (Also pertains to 236-1.) Joseph L. 

Diddock 

236-1 See 236-F 

237 P Territorial distribution of some of the aboriginal population of 

western Washington and the • economic and political charac- 

teristics of their culture, 45 pp. Dr. Jacob Fried 

237 P Anthropological investigation of the Chehalis relative to tribal 

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identity and aboriginal possession of lands, 34 pp. Prof. Herbert 

C. Taylor, Jr., Ph.D., Anthropology Dept., Western Washington 

State College 

237 P Historical, ethnographical and archaeological report on the Che- 

halis, 35 pp. Prof. Herbert C. Taylor, Jr., Ph.D. Anthropology 

Dept., Western Washington State College 

239 US Report on 1894 values of land and resources of the Tillamook 

in Washington, 196 pp. E. 0. Fuller 

239 US Appraisal report of unallotted lands of Siletz Reservation in 

Oregon, ceded under agreement of October 31, 1892, by the 

Tillamook Tribe, 168 pp. Maps. Norman B. Plummer 

240 US Appraisal of Tillamook Band of Tillamooks and Nehalem Band 

of Tillamooks tribal lands in Oregon, 392 pp. Maps. Leroy D. 

Draper, MAI 

240 P Appraisal report of the Tillamook-Nehalem lands, 142 pp. 

James Hatfield, SRA 

240 US Ethnographic report on the identity and localization of certain 

native people (Tillamook Band) of northwestern Oregon, 86 pp. 

Robert J. Suphan 

241 See 27-A 

242 See 155 

243 US Anthropological report on the Indian occupancy of Royce 

Areas 149, 174 and 245 in Wisconsin and Illinois, ceded by the 

Winnebago Tribe under the treaties of August 1, 1829, Septem- 

ber 15, 1832, and November 1, 1837, 210 pp. Maps; biblio. 

(Also pertains to 244, 245.) J. A. Jones, Ph.D. 

243 US Appraisal of Winnebago lands in Iowa and Minnesota, Royce 

Area 267, in 1833 and 1846, 263 pp. Maps. William G. Murray, 

MAI 

. Supplement, hindsight information on land sales in 

Royce Area 267, 9 pp. 

243 US Appraisal of Winnebago lands in Iowa and Minnesota, 1833 and 

1846; in Nebraska, 1865 and 1874, 83 pp. Maps. William G. 

Murray, MAI 

243 P Valuation report on Royce Area 267 in Iowa and Minnesota, 

Winnebago Tribe, 1847, 103 pp. Robert R.Nathan Assoc, Inc. 

243 US Appraisal of Winnebago lands in Minnesota, 1846, 1855, 1863, 

27 pp. Dewey Newcombe, MAI; Howard Lawrence, MAI 

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243 P Economic and historical background for the Winnebago claims 

in Illinois and Wisconsin, 1829, 1832, 1837, 227 pp. (Also 

pertains to 244, 245.) Alice E. Smith, Vernon Carstensen 

See also 244 

244 US Appraisal of lands in Illinois and Wisconsin ceded by the Winne- 

bago in 1830, 1833 and 1838, 467 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also 

pertains to 243, 245.) Walter R. Kuehnle, MAI 

See also 243 

245 See 243, 244 

251 US Appraisal of Miami Tract in Kansas, 1854, 107 pp. Maps. 

William G. Murrayj MAI, Iowa State College 

252 See 27-B 

253 See 131 

254 US Historical report on the Miami, Wea and Potawatomi use and 

occupancy of Royce Areas 132, 133, 145, 146,180 and 181 in 

northern Indiana and southwestern Michigan, as related to the 

treaties of October 2, 1818, October 16 and 23, 1826, Septem- 

ber 20, 1828, October 26, 27, 1832, 339 pp. Biblio. Donald J. 

Berthrong, Ph.D. 

. Footnotes to report and list of exhibits for Docket 254, 

2 vols., 739 pp. 

254 US The landscape and vegetation in Indiana, 1830, 59 pp. Maps. 

Alton A. Lindsey 

See also 315 

256 Seel24-D 

257 See 22-A 

261 P Appraisal of Samish tribal lands in Washington, 1859, 103 pp. 

Biblio. H. B. Nelson, Appraiser 

264 P Ethnological report on the Umatilla, Walla Walla and Cayuse 

relative to socio-political organization and land use in Oregon 

and Washington, 1818-1855, 92 pp. Robert J. Suphan 

266 P Archéologie and ethnologic data, Acoma-Laguna land claims in 

New Mexico, 318 pp. Illus. (Also pertains to 227.) Florence H. 

Ellis 

266 P Historical treatise in defense of the Pueblo of Acoma land claim 

in New Mexico, 1540-1930, 86 pp. Ward Alan Minge 

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266 P Acoma land utilization in New Mexico, 1901-1936; an ethno- 

historical report, 195 pp. Biblio. Dr. Robert L. Rands 

266 US Appraisal report of the Acoma Pueblo land, New Mexico, 

1901-1935, 288 pp. Maps; biblio. R. H. Sears and Co., Real 

Estate Appraisers and Consultants 


79 in Alabama, ceded on September 14, 1816, by the Cherokee 

Band, 246 pp. Biblio. Charles H. Fairbanks, Ph.D., Florida State 

Univ. 

276 US Appraisal of the Creek Cession, 1856, 113 pp. Maps. J. H. 

Garrett, MAI, ARA; Roscoe H. Sears, MAI 

276 P Appraisal of the lands in Oklahoma ceded by the Creek Nation 

for the Seminóles, August 7, 1856, 124 pp. Maps; biblio. 

Elbridge A. Tucker 

279-A P Historical report on lands ceded by the Blackfeet and Gros 

Ventre Tribes in Montana in the agreement of May 1, 1888, 80 

pp. Maps. Merrill G. Burlingame 

279-A US Ethnological report on the Blackfeet and Gros Ventre lands in 

northern Montana, 1888, 182 pp. Biblio. John C. Ewers 

279-A US Appraisal of the Blackfeet and Gros Ventre lands in northern 

Montana, 1888, 3 vols., 427 pp. Maps. Darwin Harbin, 

Appraiser 

279-A P Valuation report of lands in Montana ceded by the Blackfeet 

Tribe in the agreement of May 1, 1888, 100 pp. IIlus; maps. 

Mont H. Saunderson, Western Ranching and Lands Consultant 

279-B US Appraisal of Blackfeet and Gros Venture lands in Montana, 

1896, 36 pp. Darwin Harbin 

280 US Provisional historical gazeteer with locational notes on Florida 

colonial communities, Seminóle, Creek, Choctaw, Spanish, 

1700-1823, 263 pp. Howard F. dine, Ph.D. 

280 US Notes on colonial Indians (Seminóle) and communities in Flori- 

da, 1700-1821, 220 pp. Biblio. Howard F. Cline, Ph.D. 

. Revised and extended bibliography, 29 pp. 

280 P The Creek Indians and their Florida lands, 1740-1805, 268 pp. 

Maps. James F. Doster, Ph.D., Dept. of History, Univ. of Ala- 

bama 

31



280 P Information relative to the claims of the Creeks against the US 

for Florida lands taken by the US under the. treaty of Moultrie 

Creek, 1823, 376 pp. Maps. James F. Doster, Ph.D., Dept. of 

History, Univ. of Alabama 

. Rebuttal report on the reliability of the statements of 

Dr. John R. Swanton on the Creeks, 17 pp. 

280 US Ethnohistorical report of the Florida Seminóle to 1823, 292 pp. 

Bibho. (Also pertains to 73, 151.) Charles H. Fairbanks, Ph.D., 

Anthropology Dept., Florida State Univ. 

282 P Land Cessions of the Cherokee Nation in Tennessee, Mississippi, 

North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, 1785-1835, 278 pp. James 

H. Goff 

283 P Report on aboriginal territory and occupancy of the Mohave 

Tribe in Nevada, California and Arizona, 1849-1858, 103 pp. 

A. L. Kroeber 

283 P Appraisal of the lands in Arizona, California and Nevada, of the 

Mohave, 1853, 1865, 2 vols., 191 pp. Maps. (Also pertains to 

295.) Donald D. Myers, MAI; Frank R. Kleinman, Jr., Coldwell, 

Banker & Co. 


Mohave Tribe of Arizona, California and Nevada and the 

Mohave of the Colorado River Tribes, 1959, 2 vols., 235 pp. 

Maps. P. J. Shenon, R. P. Füll, Mining Geologists 

288 US Appraisal of lands of the Washoe Tribe in Nevada, 1862, and in 

California, 1853, 320 pp. Maps. Homer Hoyt, MAI 

288 P The Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California, 1853, 2 vols., 282 

pp. Maps. Noble T. Murray, Real Estate Appraiser 

288 US Mineral valuation study of Washoe lands in California and 

Nevada, 283 pp. Dlus; maps. Ernest Oberbillig, Mining Engineer 

288 P Fishery evaluation in Washoe Tribe lands in Nevada, 1862, and 

in California, 1853, 37 pp. Maps. Arthur W. Reber 


Washoe Tribe in California in 1853 and Nevada in 1862, 5 vols., 

1551 pp. Maps. P. J. Shenon, R. P. Full, Mining Geologists 

288 P Timberland valuation study, Washoe of California, 1853, and 

Nevada, 1862, 129 pp. Dlus; biblio. Myron Wall & Assoc, 

General Appraising & Forestry Services 

32



289 P The value of land in Royce Area 49, Peoria of Oklahoma, 

Delaware and Absentee Delaware lands in Indiana, 1805, 148 

pp. Maps. Roger K. Chisholm, Ph.D., Northwestern Univ. 

289 US Appraisal of lands in southwestern Indiana, Royce Area 49, 

Peoria Tribe of Oklahoma, Absentee Delaware Tribe of Okla- 

homa, and the Delaware Nation in Indiana, 1804, 259 pp. Maps. 

Richard B. Hall, Real Estate Consultant 

289 P Analysis of the land of Royce Area 49 in Indiana, 1804-1807, 

39 pp. John Sherman Long, Assistant Dean, Southern Methodist 

Univ. 

294 See 109 

295 See 283 

295-A P Planning report and gross appraisal of Fort Mohave Reservation 

lands in Arizona, California and Nevada, 1960, 183 pp. Illus; 

maps. Albert L. Johnson, MAI, SRA 

296 US Appraisal of Skokomish Tract in Washington, 1859, 203 pp. 

Maps; biblio. C. Marc Miller, Appraiser 

298 See 72 

302 See 13-E 

304 US Appraisal of lands in northwestern Ohio and southeastern Michi- 

gan, Ottawa Tribe, Royce Areas 182 and 183, 1833, 158 pp. 

Maps. Richard B. Hall, Real Estate Consultant 

306 See 315 

308 See 13-F 

311 See 315 

313 See 315 

314-A See 315 

314-C See 99, 317 

314-D See 131 

315 P Anthropological study of Illinois, Kickapoo and Potawatomi 

tribes in Royce Areas 48, 96-A, 110, 177 and 98, Dlinois and 

Indiana, 1640-1832, 2 vols., 398 pp. Biblio. (Also pertains to 

313.) Joseph Jablow, Ph.D., Brooklyn College 

315 P Anthropological report on the Piankashaw in Illinois, 

1682-1832, 313 pp. (Also pertains to 15-D, 15-P, 29-B, 29-N, 

99, 124-H, 254, 306, 311, 313, 314-A.) Dr. Dorothy libby 

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315 US Reports on the Kickapoo, Dlinois and Potawatomi in Dlinois 

and Indiana, 1819-1832, 124 pp. (Also pertains to 15-D, 15-P, 

29-B, 29-N, 99, 124-H, 254, 306, 311, 313, 314-A.) David B. 

Stout 

315 US Reports on Kickapoo, Illinois and Potawatomi occupying an 

area bounded roughly by the Kankakee, Illinois, Mississippi, 

Ohio, Wabash, and Tippecanoe rivers, 32 pp. (Also pertains to 

15-D, 15-P, 29-B, 29-N, 99, 124-H, 254, 306, 311, 313, 314-A.) 

David B. Stout 

316-A US Appraisal of Kickapoo lands in Kansas, 1863, 100 pp. Maps. 

William G. Murray, MAI 

317 P Valuation report of Kickapoo and Wea lands in Royce Areas 73 

and 74 in Illinois and Indiana, 1809, 1818, 143 pp. (Also 

pertains to 314-C.) Roger K. Chisholm, Ph.D., Northwestern 

Univ. 

317 US Appraisal of lands in western Indiana and eastern Illinois, Royce 

Areas 73 and 74, the Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas and the Peoria 

Tribe of Oklahoma, 1809, 261 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains 

to 314-C.) Richard B. Hall, Real Estate Consultant 

317 US Anthropological report on Miami, Wea and Eel River in Indiana 

and Illinois, 1805, 1809, 2 vols., 475 pp. Maps. Dr. Erminie 

Wheeler-Voegelin, Dr. Emily J. Blasingham, Dr. Dorothy R. 

Libby 

See also 99 

322 US Appraisal of Ponca land in northern Nebraska and southern 

South Dakota, south and west of the Missouri River on both 

sides of the Niobrara River, 211 pp. Maps. Richard B. Hall, Real 


322 US Ethnohistory of the Ponca with reference to their claim to 

certain lands in Nebraska and South Dakota, 1858, 356 pp. 

Biblio. Joseph Jablow, Ph.D., Brooklyn College 

323 US Appraisal of land in northeastern Nebraska, Ponca Reservation, 

1877, 91 pp. Maps. Richard B. Hall, Real Estate Consultant 

326 US Shoshone lands mineral valuation, Nevada, 1872 and California, 

1853, 256 pp. Ulus; maps. (Also pertains to 367.) Ernest Ober- 

billig, Mining Engineer 


western bands of Shoshohe Indians in California and Nevada, 

1872. 12 vols., 4,955 pp. Maps. P. J. Shenon, R. P. Full, Mining 

Geologists 

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Docket Party 

326 US 

326-A 

326-J 



Appraisal of the Shoshone tribal lands, California, 1853, and 

Nevada, 1872, 96 pp. Map. (Also pertains to 367.) John L. 

Vaughan, Jr., ASA; Willard J. Cox, Jr., Marshall and Stevens 

See 184 

Appraisal of the mineral resources in the lands of the Confed- 

erated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation in Nevada and Utah, 

1875, 4 vols., 1589 pp. Maps. Roy P. Füll, Mining Geologist 

326-J US Appraisal of the lands of the Goshute Tribe or identifiable 

group represented by the Confederated Tribes of the Goshute 

Reservation in Utah and Nevada, 1875, 202 pp. Dlus; maps; 

biblio. Idaho Land & Appraisal Service 

326-J US Mineral valuation of the Goshute Tract in Nevada and Utah, 

1875, 160 pp. Dlus; maps. Ernest Oberbillig, Mining Engineer 

326-J P Appraisal of the lands of the Goshute Shoshone in Nevada and 

Utah, 1875, 206 pp. Mont H. Saunderson, Western Ranching 

and Lands Consultant 

326-K P Appraisal of the lands of the Western Bands of Shoshone in 

Nevada and California, 1853, 1872, 2 vols., 533 pp. Maps. 

Donald D. Myers, MAI; Frank R. Kleinman, Jr., Coldwell, 

Banker & Co. 

327 P Historical summary of the Ute Indians and the San Juan mining 

region, 54 pp. Prof. Leroy R. Hàfen 

327 P Appraisal of Confederated Ute Indian lands in southwestern 

Colorado, ceded September 13, 1873, 2 vols., 329 pp. Maps. 

Gerald T. Hart, MAI, Valuation Consultant 

327 US Appraisal of Ute ceded tract, Colorado, 1873-1874, 327 pp. 

Mus; maps. C. Marc Miller, Appraiser 

327 P Appraisal of mineral resources in lands of the Confederated 

Bands of Ute Indians in Colorado, 1873-1874, 5 vols., 873 pp. 

Dlus; maps; biblio. Ben H. Parker, John W. Vanderwilt 

329 US Mineral evaluation of the Cheyenne-Arapaho lands covering 

parts of Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming, 1865, 140 

pp. Dlus; maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 348.) Barton, Stoddard 

& Milhollin, Consulting Engineers 

329 P Ethnological report on Cheyenne and Arapaho: aboriginal occu- 

pation in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming, 1865, 68 

pp. Biblio. (Also pertains to 348.) Zachary Gussow, Ph.D., 

Ethnologist 

35



329 P Historical background and development of the Arapaho- 

Cheyenne land area, 69 pp. (Also pertains to 348.) Prof. Leroy 

R. Hafen 

329 P Appraisal of Cheyenne-Arapaho lands in eastern Colorado, west- 

ern Kansas, southwestern Nebraska and southwestern Wyoming, 

1865, 109 pp. Dlus; maps. (Also pertains to 348.) Jeffrey 

Holbrook, Property Counselor 

329 US Appraisal of Cheyenne and Arapaho lands in Colorado, Kansas, 

Wyoming and Nebraska, 1865, 358 pp. Illus; maps; biblio. (Also 

pertains to 348.) Homer Hoyt, MAI 

329 P Mineral evaluation of lands ceded by the Cheyenne-Arapahoe 

Tribes in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming, 1865, 88 

pp. Illus; maps. (Also pertains to 348.) Charles C. O'Boyle, 

Geological Engineer 

329 US Appraisal of Cheyenne and Arapahoe Reservation in the Indian 

territory, Oklahoma, 1869, 54 pp. Maps. Roscoe H. Sears, MAI 

329-A US Historical background of the Cheyenne and Arapaho, 45 pp. 

Arthur A. Ekirch, Jr. 

329-A P Appraisal of certain lands of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes 

in northern and western Oklahoma, 1891, 177 pp. Maps. 

Edward A. Rambo, MAI, SRA 

329-A US Appraisal of Cheyenne and Arapahoe Reservation in the Indian 

territory, state of Oklahoma, 1891, 92 pp. Maps. Roscoe H. 

Sears, MAI 

332-A US Ethnohistorical report on the Indian occupancy of Royce Area 

410, Yankton Sioux in South Dakota, 236 pp. Maps; biblio. 

Alan R. Woolworth, Museum Curator, Minnesota Historical 

Society 

334 US Appraisal of Shawnee Tract in Kansas, 1854, 157 pp. Maps. 

William G. Murray, MAI 

335 See 27-B 

338 See 27-B 

341-A P Appraisal of land in Royce Areas 163 and 164 in Ohio, 1831, 

61 pp. (Also pertains to 341-B.) Roger K. Chisholm, Ph.D., 

Asst. Prof, of Economics, Memphis State Univ. 

341-A US Appraisal of lands in northeastern Oklahoma, Royce Areas 

498-502, United Sénecas and Shawnees, 1833, 47 pp. Maps; 

36



biblio. (Also pertains to 341-B.) Richard B. Hall, Real Estate 

Consultant 

341-A US Appraisal of lands of the Sénecas of Sandusky, Royce Area 163, 

and the Mixed Band of Sénecas and Shawnees of Lewistown, 

Royce Area 164, in northwestern Ohio, 1831, 3 vols., 140 pp. 

Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 341-B.) Richard B. Hall, Real 


341-B See 341-A 

341-C See 13-E 

341-D See 13-F 

342-A P Historical land valuation of the Big Tree Cession in New York, 

1797-1842, 118 pp. (Also pertains to 342-B, 342-C, 342-E, 

342-F, 368, 368-A.) Dr. Eric Brunger, Ph.D.; Dr. John Aiken, 

Ph.D.; Dr. Robert Silsby, Ph.D. 

342-A US Appraisal of lands in western New York State, ceded to or 

exchanged with the U.S. by Seneca Nation and Tonawanda 

Band of Seneca, 1797, 1802,1815,1916, 1842, 2 vols., 410 pp. 

Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 342-B, 342-C, 342-E, 342-F, 368, 

368-A.) Walter R. Kuehnle, MAI 

342-B US Historical report on the Niagara River and the Niagara River 

Strip to 1759, 185 pp. Dlus; maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 

342-F, 368, 368-A.) Dr. Eric Brunger; Dr. John Aiken; Dr. 

Robert Silsby 

See also 342-A 

342-C See 342-A, 342-B 

342-D See 342-B 

342-E See 342-A 

342-F See 342-A 

344 US Historical report on Pennsylvania's purchases from the Six Na- 

tion, Wyandot and Delaware in 1784, 1785 and 1789 and on 

Indian occupancy of the areas puchased, 291 pp. Maps. Donald 

H. Kent, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission 

345 P Report on the Papago Tribe of Arizona, 1539-1937, 70 pp. 

Bernard L. Fontana, Ethnologist, Arizona State Museum, Univ. 

of Arizona 

345 P Appraisal of the mineral resources in the lands acquired by the 

U.S. from the Papago in Arizona, 1916, and the Louis Maria 

37


Docket Party 

345 US 

345 P 

345 US 

348 

350-A US 

350-A P 

350-D US 

357 

357 

357 P 

US 

US 

359 US 

360 US 

38 


Baca Grant, Float No. 3, 1906, 2 vols., 1380 pp. Maps. Roy P. 

Full, Mining Geologist 

Appraisal of the Papago Tribe of Arizona, 1916, and Luis Maria 

Baca Grant, Float No. 3, 1906, 278 pp. Illus; maps; biblio. 

Idaho Land & Appraisal Service 

Appraisal of the lands of the Papago Tribe of Arizona, 1906 and 

1916, 3 vols., 534 pp. Illus; maps. Donald D. Myers, MAI; Frank 

R. Kleinman, MAI, Coldwell Banker & Company 

. An estimate of the fair rental value for the use of the 

Papago grazing lands prior to January 14, 1916, a supplement to 

the appraisal, 29 pp. 

Mineral appraisal of Papago Tract in Arizona, 1916, 2 vols., 559 

pp. Maps; biblio. Ernest Oberbillig, Mining Engineer 

See 329 

. Supplementaireport, 121 pp. 

Appraisal of land in North Dakota, the Fort Berthold Indians, 

1891, 168 pp. Map. Darwin Harbin, Land Appraiser 

Valuation report on lands ceded by the Three Affiliated Tribes 

of the Fort Berthold Reservation in North Dakota, March 3, 

1891, 78 ppi Dlus; maps; biblio. Mont H. Saunderson, Western 

Ranching and Lands Consultant 

Appraisal of the lands of the Three Affiliated Tribes of the 

Fort Berthold Reservation in west central and southwest North 

Dakota, northeast Wyoming and east central and southeast 

Montana, 1868, 1870, 1880 and 1892, 213 pp. Maps; biblio. 

Gordon E. Elmquist, SREA, MAI 

Historical study of land use eastward of the Taos Pueblo land 

grant in New Mexico prior to 1848, 29 pp. Harold H. Dunham, 

Prof, of History, Univ. of Denver 

Spanish and Mexican land policies and grants in the Taos Pueblo 

region, New Mexico, 157 pp. Harold H. Dunham, Prof, of 

History, Univ. of Denver 

Anthropological data pertaining to the Taos land claim in New 

Mexico to 1960, 122 pp. Illus. Florence H. Ellis 

Appraisal of Sioux Cession in Iowa and Minnesota, Royce Area 

153, 1831, 177 pp. Maps. William G. Murray, MAI 

Anthropological report on the Indian occupancy of Area 243 

and 289 in Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota and Wisconsin,



ceded by the Mdewakanton Band of Sioux under the treaty of 

September 29, 1837, 301 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 

261 and 362.) Harold Hickerson, Ph.D. 

360 US Appraisal of lands in Minnesota, Wisconsin, South Dakota, and 

Iowa, Sisseton and Wahpeton Bands; Royce Area 289, 1852; 

Royce Area 243, 1838; Royce Area 413,1859; Pike's Purchase 

Areas A and B, 1808; 346 pp. (Also pertains to 142, 361, 362, 

363.) Dewey Newcombe, MAI; Howard Lawrence, MAI 

361 See 360 


289, ceded by the Sisseton and Wahpeton Bands of Sioux 

Indians under treaty of July 23, 1851, and by the Mdewakanton 

and Wahpakoota Bands under the treaty of August 5, 1851, 75 

pp. (appears as pages 226-301 of Hickerson report for Docket 

360). Harold Hickerson, Ph.D. 

See also 360 

363 US Appraisal of the lands of the Lower Sioux community in Minne- 

sota located in northeast North Dakota near Devil's Lake, based 

on the treaties of 1884, 1885, 1895, 1897, 1904, 1906, 1908, 

1910, 142 pp. Maps; biblio. (Also pertains to 363-B.) Gordon E. 

Elmquist, MAI 

363 P Appraisal of lands of the Sisseton and Wahpeton Tribes of 

North Dakota disposed of under the Act of April 27,1904, and 

land excluded from the Devil's Lake Reservation by erroneous 

survey, 100 pp. William H. Muske, MAI, CRE 

363 P Ethnohistorical report on the Sisseton and Wahpeton Tribes in 

North Dakota and South Dakota and the Treaty of 1867 and 

the Agreement of 1872, 134 pp. Maps; biblio. Dr. Helen Horn- 

beck Tanner, Historian 

See also 360 

363-B See 363 

367 See 326 

368 See 342-A, 342-B 

388-A See 368-A 

39

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Absentee Delaware Tribe of Oklahoma 27-A, 72, 202, 241, 

289, 337 338 

Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma 334-A,B, 335, 336, 338 

Acoma, Pueblo de 266 

Aguanga Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Ak-Chin Reservation, Maricopa 228,235 

Alabama-Coushatta of Texas 226 

Alaska 

Aleut Community, St. Paul Island 352,369 

Aleut Tribe 369 

Athabaska Indians of Stevens, Alaska 199 

Auk and Juneau Indians of Juneau 278 

Auk Tribe 278 

Chitina, Natives of 187 

Gambell, Native Village of 284 

Haida Indians 278 

Kowagmut Tribe of Eskimos 286 

Malemut Tribe of Eskimos, Unaligmut 285 

Palmer, Natives of 370 

St. Lawrence Island Eskimos 284 

Shungnak, Native Village of 286 

Tatitlek Village, Natives of 200 

Tlingit Indians 278 

Unalakleet, Native Village of 285 

Unaligmut-Malemut Tribe of Eskimos 285 

Aleut Community, St. Paul Island 352, 369 

Aleut Tribe 369 

Angoon Community Association 278 

Apache 22-A to J, 30, 32, 48, 

49, 182, 223, 257, 

258, 259, 259-A 

Apache Peaks Band 22, 223 

Arivaipa Band (San Carlos Apache) 22, 223 

Bald Mountain Band 22 

41

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Apache (continued) 

Canyon Creek Band 22 

Carrizo Band 22 

Chiricahua Apache Band 30,48,49,182 

Chiricahua Apache Tribe 30,48,182 

Cibecue Apache Tribe or Group 22-D 

Cibecue Band 22 

Coppermine Band 22 

Eastern White Mountain Apache Band 22 

Fort Apache Reservation, White Mountain 

Apache Tribe of 22-D, H to J 

Fort McDowell Mohave-Apache Community 22-E,F,I,J 

Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma 30,49,182 

Fort Sill Apache 49 

Fossil Creek Band 22 

Gulgahende Band 22 

Jicarilla Apache Tribe 22-A 

Kewevkopaya 22 

Kiowa, Comanche and Apache 32, 257, 25 

. 259-A 

Upan Apache Tribe 22-C 

Llanero Band 22 

Mescalero Apache Tribe 22-B,C,G 

Mimbres Band 22 

Mohave-Apache Community, Fort Mc- 

Dowell 22-E,F,I,J 

Mormon Lake Band 22 

Ndendai Band 22 

Nitahende Band 22 

Northeastern Yavapai 22 

Northern Tonto Apache Tribe or Group 22-I,J 

Oak Creek Band 22 

Ojo Caliente Band 22 

Ollero Band 22 

Piñal Band . 22 

Final Group (San Carlos Apache) 223 

San Carlos Band 22 

San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona 22-D,H-J, 223 

San Carlos Apache Tribe or Group 22-D, 223 

Southeastern Yavapai 22 

Southern Tonto Apache Tribe or Group 22-D 

Toihene Band 22 

Tookanon Band 22 

42 

259,

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Apache (continued) 

Tolkepaya Band 22 

Warm Spring Apache Band 22,30,48,49,182 

Warm Spring Apache Tribe 48 

Western Apache 22-D,I,J 

Western White Mountain Apache Band 22 

Western Yavapai 22 

White Mountain Apache Tribe or Group 22-D 

White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort 

Apache Reservation 22-D, H to J 

Yavapai 22-I,J 

Yavapai-Apache Community 22-E,F,I,J 

Yavapai, Northeastern 22 

Yavapai, Southeastern 22 

Yavepo 22 

Apache Peaks Band (Apache) 22, 223 

Arapaho 82, 329-A,B,D, 348 

Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes 329-A,B, 348 

Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma 329-A,B 

Confederated Tribes of Cheyenne and 

Arapaho of the Upper Arkansas 329-A,B 

Northern Arapaho of Wind River Reserva- 

tion 329-D 

Northern Arapaho Tribe 82, 329 

Northern Cheyenne and Northern Arapaho 

Tribes 329, 348 

Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes 329 

Akirara Tribe (Fort Berthold Reservation, 

Three Affiliated Tribes) 350 

Arivaipa Band (San Carlos Apache) 22, 223 

Arizona 

Havasupai Tribe of the Havasupai Reserva- 

tion of 91 

Hualapai (Walapai) Tribe of the Hualapai 

Reservation of 70,90,122 

Kaibab Indians (Paiute) of 330 

Mohave Tribe of 295-A 

Papago Tribe of 102,345 

San Carlos Apache Tribe of 22-D, H to J, 223 

Arkansas; Upper, Confederated Cheyenne and 

Arapaho of 329 

Assiniboine 62, 250, 279-A 

Fort Belknap Reservation 62, 250 

43

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe 

Assiniboine (continued) 

Fort Peck Reservation 62 

Athabaska Indians of Stevens, Alaska 199 

Auk Tribe 

278 

Auk and Juneau Indians of Juneau 278 

Docket 

B 

Bad River (LaPointe) Band (Chippewa) 

18-C,E,G,H,JtoM 

Bakabi, Hopi Village of 196 

Bald Mountain Band (Apache) 22 

Ball Club (White Oak Point) Band (Chippewa) 7,19,20 

Bannock 

Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of Fort Hall 

326-C to I, 366 

Reservation 326-C to I 

and Shoshone, Mixed Bands 326 

Tribe 366 

Bay Mills Indian Community (Chippewa) 

Biloxi Indians, Consolidated Band of Pasca- 

18-E toH,JtoM,R 

goula, Mobilian and 170 

Black Bob Band (Shawnee) 334-A 

Blackfeet and Gros Ventre Tribes 279-A to C 

Black River Band (Chippewa) 57, 59 

Bois Forte Band (Chippewa) 

Brothertown Indians (Emigrant New York In- 

8, 18-C to E.G.H,! to 

M, 19,20,188 

dians of Wisconsin) 

Buena Vista Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

75 

ifornia) 80 

C 

Cabazon Band (Mission Indians of California) 148 

Caddo Tribe 226 

Caddo Tribe and Nation 226 

Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma 226 

Cahuilla (Kahweah) Band (Mission Indians of 

California) 80 

Calapooia Tribe 239 

Calapuya (Kalapuya) Tribe 238, 240 

California 

Council of California Indians, Incorporated 37 

Federated Indians of 12 

Indians of 12,31,37 

44

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

California (continued) 

Mission Indians of 80,148,149,325 


Pitt River Indians of 347 

Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Reserva- 

tion of 86,319,320 

Shasta Tribe of 333 

Washoe Tribe of Nevada and 288 

Campo Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Canyon Creek Band (Apache) 22 

Capote Band (Confederated Bands of Utes) 327 

Carrizo Band (Apache) 22 

Cascade Tribe 239, 240 

Cass Lake Band (Chippewa) 7 

Cayuga 84, 89, 230, 341-, 343, 

344 

Nation 84, 89, 343, 344 

Nation of Oklahoma 230 

Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma 84,89,341,343,344 

Cayuse Tribe (Confederated Tribes of Umatilla 

Reservation) 264 

Cedar City, Utah, Paiutes of 330 

Chaui or Grand Band (Pawnee) 10 

Chehalis 237 

Lower Chehalis Tribe 237 

Upper Chehalis Tribe 237 

Chehalis Reservation, Confederated Tribes 

of 237 

Chemakum Band (Skokomish) 260 

Chemehuevi Tribe 283,351 

Cherokee 2, 3,5,24,26,41,42, 

43, 123, 173, 190, 

271,282,297 

Dawes Commission Roll Cherokees 297 

Eastern Band 282 

Eastern (Emigrant) 2,5,42,190 

Freedmen 123, 173-A 

Freedmen's Association 123 

Nation 23, 173,190,271, 

297 

Nation in Oklahoma 2 

Texas Cherokee and Associate Bands 26 

Western (Old Settler) 2,3,24,41,43,190 

45

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe 

Chetco Tribe 

Cheyenne 

Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes 

Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma 

Confederated Tribes of Cheyenne and 

Arapaho of the Upper Arkansas 


Tribes 

Northern Cheyenne of Tongue River Reser- 

vation, Montana 

Northern Cheyenne Tribe 

Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes 

Cheyenne River Reservation Sioux 

Chickasaw 

Nation 

Underwood, Marguerite J. 

Chilkat Tribe 

Chilkat Indian Village of Klukwan 

Chilkoot Indian Association of Haines 

Chinook 

Qatsop Band 

Clowewalla Band 

Kathlamet Band 

Lower Chinook Tribe 

Multnomah Band 

Skilloat Band 

Tribe 

Upper Chinook Tribe 

Waukikum Band 

Willopah Band 

Chippewa 

46 

Bad River (LaPointe) Band 

Ball Club (White Oak Point) Band 

Bay Mills Indian Community 

Docket 

238, 239 

329-A to D, 348 

329-A,B, 348 

329-A,B 

329-A,B 

329, 348 

329-C 

329 

329 

74,114,192 

16, 23, 39, 267, 268, 

269,270 

16, 23, 267, 268, 269, 

270 

39 

278 

278 

278 

234, 237, 238, 239, 

240 

234 

240 

240 

237, 240 

240 

240 

234, 237, 238, 239, 

240 

237,240 

234 

234 

4, 7, 8, 13, 18-A to U, 

19, 20, 57, 58, 59, 

71, 113, 144, 188, 

189, 191, 221, 246, 

364 


7,19,20 

18-DtoH,JtoM>R

Tribe 

Chippewa (continued) 

Black River Band 

Bois Forte Band 

Cass Lake Band 

Chippewa Cree Tribe 

Fond du Lac Band 

Grand Portage Band 

Keweenaw Bay Indian Community 

L'Anse Band 

La Pointe (Bad River) Band 

Lac Court Oreilles Band 

Lac Vieux Desert Band 

Lake Superior Bands 

Leech Lake Band 

Little Shell Band 

Little Shell's (Chief) Pembina Band 

Mille Lacs Band 

Minnesota Chippewa Tribe 

Mississippi Bands 

Mole Lake Band 

Ontonagon Band 

Ottawa and Chippewa Tribe of Michigan 

Pembina Band 

Pillager Bands of Minnesota 

Red Cliff Band 

Red Lake Band 

Rocky Boy's Reservation, Montana 

(Chippewa-Cree) 

Saginaw Chippewa Tribe of Michigan 

St. Croix Band 

Sault Ste. Marie Bands 

Strong, James 

Swan Creek Band 

Tribe 

TRIBAL INDEX 

Docket 

57,59 

8, 18-C to E,G,H,J to M 

7 

221 

8, IS-C.E.G.H.J to M, 

19,20, 188 

8, 18-C,E,G,H,J to M, 

19,20,188 




IS-CEAHJtoM 

18-C,E,G)H,JtoM 

18-C,E,G,H,J to M,T,U 

7, IS-B.C.E.G.H.JtoM, 

19,20,188 

191,221 

246 

7, 18-B,C,E,G,H,JtoM, 

188 

7, 18-A to U, 19, 20, 

188,189 

7, IS-C.E.CH.J to M, 

T,U, 19,20, 188 



4,58,364 

18-A,E,G to M, 191, 

246 

144 


18-A,E;GtoM, 189, 

246 

221 

13-H,I, 57, 59 


18-E toH,JtoM,R 

13-AtoG,K 

57,59 

13-AtoG 

47

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Chippewa (continued) 

Turtle Mountain Band 113, 191, 221 

United Nations of Chippewa, Ottawa and 

Pottawatomi 71 

White Earth Band 7, 18-A to C,E,G to M, 

19,188 

White Oak Point (Ball Club) Band 7,19,20 

Winnibigoshish Band 7, 19, 20 

Chiquit Mesa Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

ifornia) 80 

Chiricahua Apache Band 30, 48,49, 182 

Chiricahua Apache Tribe 30, 48, 182 

Chitina, Alaska, Natives of 187 

Choctaw 16, 23, 39, 50, 51, 52, 

55, 56, 103, 201, 

249, 346 

Indians East of the Mississippi River 52 

McGahey Band 201 

Mississippi Band 52 

Nation 16,50,51,55,56,103, 

201,249,346 

Nation of Mississippi State 52 

Ridaught Band 346 

Underwood, Marguerite J. 39 

Cibecue Apache Tribe or Group 22-D 

Cibecue Band (Apache) 22 

Citizen Band ofPotawatomi Indians of Oklahoma 71, 96, 101, 111, 128, 

146, 216, 217, 306, 

307, 308, 309, 310, 

311,312,338 

Clakamas Tribe 238, 239, 240 

Clallam Tribe 134 

Qatskanie Tribe 240 

Clatsop Band (Chinook) 234 

Qatsop Tribe 237, 240 

Clowewalla Band (Chinook) 240 

Cochiti, Pueblo de 136 

Coeur d'Alene Tribe 81 

Colorado River Indian Tribes 185, 283, 295 

Colville Reservation 

Col ville Tribe 181 

Confederated Tribes of 177, 178, 179, 181, 

186,222,224 

48

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Colville Reservation (continued) 

Joseph Band of the Nez Percé Tribe 179,186 

Lake Tribe 181 

Methow Tribe 181 

Moses Band 224 

Nespelem Tribe 181 

Nez Percé Tribe, Joseph Band 179,186 

Okanogan Tribe 181 

Palouso Band 222 

San Poeils Tribe 181 

Comanche Tribe 

Confederated Tribes of 

32, 257, 258, 259, 

259-A 

Chehalis Reservation 

237 

Cheyenne and Arapaho of the Upper 

Arkansas 329 

Colville Reservation 177, 178, 179, 181, 

186,222,224 

Goshute Reservation (Shoshone) 326-B 

Grand Ronde Community 238, 240 

Sac and Fox 83, 95, 135, 135-A, 

138, 143, 153, 158, 

209, 219, 220, 231, 

232 

Salish and Kootenai of the Flathead Reser- 

vation • 61,156 

Siletz Indians 239,240 • 

Umaiilla Reservation 264 

Utes (Bands) 327 

Warm Springs Reservation, Oregon 198 

Connecticut Kent Schagthticoko Tribe of 112 

Consolidated Band of Pascagoula, Biloxi and 

Mobilian Indians 170 

Coos (or Kowes) Bay Tribe 265 

Coppermine Band (Apache) 22 

Coquillo Tribe 238,239 

Council of California Indians, Incorporated 37 

Coushatta, Alabama-, of Texas 226 

Coushatta Indians of Louisiana 226 

Cow Creek Tribe 238 

Cowlitz Tribe 218 

Craig Community Association 278 

49

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe 

Cree Tribe of Rocky Boy's Reservation, Chip- 

pewa 

Creek 

Freedmen Association 

Loyal Creek Band or Group 

Loyal Creek Claimant's Committee 

Nation 

Nation, East of the Mississippi 

Nation of Oklahoma 

Crow Creek Reservation Sioux 

Crow Tribe 

Cummun-Bah Band (Ute) 

Cuyapaipe Band (Mission Indians of California) 

Dawes Commission Roll Cherokees 

Delaware 

Absentee Tribe of Oklahoma 

Nation 

Tribe 

Douglas Taku Tribe 

Duwamish Tribe 

East of the Mississippi, Creek Nation 

Eastern Band of Cherokee 

Eastern Bands of Shoshone 

Eastern (Emigrant) Cherokee 

Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma 

Eastern White Mountain Apache Band 

El Capitán (Baron Long) Band (Mission Indians 

of California) 

Emigrant (Eastern) Cherokee 

50 

Docket 

221 

1, 21, 25, 166, 167, 

168, 169, 272, 273, 

274, 275, 276, 277, 

280,281,292 

25 

1 

1 

21, 166, 167, 168, 169, 

272, 273, 274, 275, 

276, 277, 292 

21,280,281 

21 

74,115 

54 

44,45 

80 

297 

27-À to E, 72, 202, 

241, 289, 298, 337, 

338 

27-A, 72, 202, 241, 

289,337, 338 

72, 202,241,289,337, 

338 

27-Ato D,241,298 

278 

109 

21,280,281 

282 

326 

2,5,42,190 

334-A, 335, 336, 338 

22 

80 

2,5,42, 190

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Emigrant New York Indians (New York Indians 

of Wisconsin) 75 

Eskimo 285, 286 

Kobuk (Kowak) River Valley Eskimos 286 

Kowagmut Tribe 286 

Kowak (Kobuk) River Valley Eskimos 286 

Malemut Tribe, Unaligmut 285 

St. Lawrence Island Eskimos 284, 286 

Unaligmut-Malemut Tribe 285 

Euchee (Yuchi) Tribe 172 

F 

Fallón Reservation Paiute Shoshone Tribes 87 

Federated Indians of California 12 

First Christian Party (Oneida) 290 

First Mesa, Hopi Villages of 196 

Flathead Reservation, Salish and Kootenai 

Confederated Tribes of 61,156 

Florida 

Miccosukee Tribe of 151 

Seminóle Indians of 73 

Fond du Lac Band (Chippewa) 8, 18-C,E,G,H,J to M, 

19,20,188 

Forest County Potawatomi Community 28, 29-A to K 

Fort Apache Reservation, White Mountain 

Apache Tribe 22-D,H to J 

Fort Belknap Community (Gros Ventre and 

Assiniboine) 250 

Fort Belknap Reservation 

Assiniboine 62,279-A 

Gros Ventre and Blackfeet 279-A to C 

Fort Berthold Reservation, Three Affiliated 

Tribes (Arikara, Mandan and Gros Ventre) 350 

Fort Hall Reservation, Shoshone-Bannock 

Tribes 326-C to I 

Fort McDermitt Paiute Shoshone Tribe 87 

Fort McDowell Mohave-Apache Community 22-E,F,I,J 

Fort Peck Reservation 

Assiniboine 62 

Fort Peck Indians 183,184 

Sioux 74 

Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma 30, 49, 182 

51

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Fort Yuma Reservation (Quechan) 86,319,320 

Forte Bois, see Bois Forte 

Fossil Creek Band (Apache) 22 

Freedmen (Cherokee) 123 

Freedmen Association (Creek) 25 

Freedmen's Association (Cherokee) 123 

G 

Gabrielenos Band (Mission Indians of 


Gambell, Native Village of 284 

Gila River Pima-Maricopa 228, 236 

Goship Bands (Shoshone) 326 

Goshute Reservation, Confederated Tribes of 326-B 

Goshute-Shoshone Indians 326-J 

Grand or Chaui Band (Pawnee) 10 

Grand Portage Band (Chippewa) 8, IS-C.E.G.HJ to M, 

19,20, 188 

Grand River or White River or Yampa 

(Confederated Bands of Utes) 327 

Grand Ronde Community, Confederated Tribes 

of 

Gros Ventre 

Blackfeet and Gros Ventre Tribes 

Fort Belknap Reservation 

Fort Berthold Reservation, Three Affiliated 

Tribes of 

Tribe 

Guatay Band (Mission Indians of California) 

Gulgahende Band (Apache) 

H 

Haida Indians of Alaska, Tlingit and 

Haines, Chilkoot Indian Association of 

Hannahville Indian Community (Potawatomi) 

Havasupai Tribe 

Kenya Tribe 

Hoh Tribe or Band 

Holder Descendants 

Hoonah Indian Association 

Hopi 

Bakabi, Village of 

52 

238, 240 

250, 279-A to C, 350 

279-A to C 

279-A to C 

350 

250, 279-A to C, 350 

80 

22 

278 

278 

28, 29-A to P 

91 

278 

155 

39 

278 

196, 210 

196

Tribe 

Hopi (continued) 

First Mesa, Villages of (Walpi, Shitchumovi 

and Tewa) 

Hotevilla, Village of 

Kyakotsmovi, Village of 

Mishongnovi, Village of 

Moenkopi, Village of 

Oraibi, Village of 

Shungopavi, Village of 

Tribe 

Hoquiam Tribe 

Hotevilla, Hopi Village of 

Hualapai (or Walapai) Tribe 

Humptulip Tribe 

Huna Tribe 

Hunnint Band (Skokomish) 

Hydaburg, Indians of 

I 

Idaho 

Kootenai Tribe or Band of 

Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Hall 

Reservation in 

Inaja Band (Mission Indians of California) 

Indian Peaks Paiutes 

Indiana, Miami Tribe of 

Iowa Indians 

Kansas and Nebraska Reservation of 

Oklahoma Reservation of 

Sac and Fox of the Mississippi and 

Tribe or Nation of 

Isleta, Pueblo de 

Jackson, Henry (United Pottawatomi Nation) 

Jamul Band (Mission Indians of California) 

TRIBAL INDEX 

Docket 

196 

196 

196 

196 

196 

196 

196,210 

196 

237 

196 

70,90,122 

237 

278 

260 

278 

154 

326-D to I 

80 

330 

124,130,131 

79, 135,138,153,158, 

209,231,339 

79, 135,138,153,158, 

209,231,339 

79, 135,138,153,158, 

209,231,339 

83, 95, 135, 138, 143, 

153, 158, 209, 219, 

220,231,232,339 

79, 135, 138, 153, 158, 

209,231 

211 

6 

80 

53

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Jemez, Pueblo de 137,174 

Jicarilla Apache Tribe 22-A 

Joseph Band of the Nez Percé Tribe (Colville 

Reservation Confederation) 179,186 

Jualapai Tribe 70,90,122 

Juneau and Auk Indians of Juneau 278 

K 

Kah-milt-pah Band (Yakima) 164 

Kahtai Band (Skokomish) 

Kahweah (Cahuilla) Band (Mission Indians of 

260 


Kaibab Indians of Arizona (Paiute) 330 

Kaigani Tribe 278 

Kake, Organized Village of 278 

Kake Tribe 278 

Kalapuya Tribe (Calapuya) 238, 240 

Kalawatset (Lower Umpqua) Tribe 265 

Kalispel (Lower Pend D'Oreille) Tribe 94 

Kanosh Band (Paiute) 

Kansas 

330 

Iowas of Kansas and Nebraska Reservation 79, 135,138,153 

209,231,339 

Kickapoo Tribe of 145, 193, 194, 

316,317,338 

158, 

315, 

Kansas (or Kaw) Indians 33, 34, 35, 36, 38 

Karankewa (Texas) 22-C, 226 

Kasaan, Organized Village of 278 

Kaskaskia Nation (Peoria) 65,66,313,338 

Kathlamet Band (Chinook) 240 

Kathlamet Tribe 240 

Kaw Tribe 33,34,35,36,38 

Kent (Schagthicoke) Tribe 112 

Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (Chippewa) 18-C,E,G,JtoM 

Kewevkopaya (Apache) 22 

Kickapoo 145, 193, 194, 315, 

316,317,318,338 

of Kansas 145, 193, 194, 315, 

54 

316,317,338 

Nation 193, 194, 315, 

338 

316,

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

of Oklahoma 145, 193, 194, 315, 

316,317,318,338 

Kikiallus Tribe 263 

Killisnoo Tribe 278 

Kiowa Tribe 32, 257, 258, 259, 

259-A 

Kitkehahti or Republic Band (Pawnee) .10 

Klamath and Modoc Tribes 100 

Klatlawash Band (Skokomish) 260 

Klawock, Indians of 278 

Klikatat Band (Yakima) 164 

Klinquit Band (Yakima) 164 

Klukwan, Chilkat Indian Village of 278 

Kobuk (Kowak) River Valley Eskimos (Kowag- 

mut) 286 

Koosharem, Utah, Paiutes of 330 

Kootenai Tribe or Band of Idaho 154 

Kootenai Tribes, Confederated Salish and, of 

the Flathead Reservation 61,156 

Kowagmut Tribe of Eskimos 286 

Kowak (Kobuk) River Valley Eskimos (Kowag- 

mut) 286 

Kowes (Coos) Bay Tribe 265 

Kow-was-say-ee Band (Yakima) 164 

Kuiu Tribe 278 

Kusan Tribe 239 

Kwatami Tribe 239 

Kyakotsmovi, Hopi Village of 196 

L 

Lac Court Oreilles Band (Chippewa) 18-C,E,G,H,JtoM 

Lac Vieux Desert Band (Chippewa) 18-C,E,G,H,JtoM 

Laguna Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Laguna, Pueblo of 227 

La Jolla Band (Mission Indians of CaUfornia) 80 

Lake Superior Bands (Chippewa) 18-C,E,G,H,J to M,T,U 

Lake Tribe (Colville Reservation Confedera- 

tion) 181 

Lakmiut Tribe 238 

L'Anse Band (Chippewa) 18-C,E,G,H,JtoM 

LaPointe (Bad River) Band (Chippewa) 18-C,E,G,H,JtoM 

La Posta Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

55

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe 

Las Flores Band (Mission Indians of California) 

Leech Lake Band (Chippewa) 

Lemhi Tribe 

li-ay-was Band (Yakima) 

lipan Apache Tribe 

littlemoon (Shoshone) 

little Shell Band (Chippewa) 

Little Shell's (Chief) Pembina Band (Chippewa) 

Lituya Tribe 

Llanero Band (Apache) 

Long Tom Creek Tribe 

Los Coyotes Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

ifornia) 

Louisiana Coushatta 

Loup or Wolf or Skidi Band (Pawnee) 

Lower Brule Reservation Sioux 

Lower Chehalis Tribe 

Lower Chinook Tribe 

Lower Pend D'Oreille or Kalispel Tribe 

Lower Sioux in Minnesota 

Lower Skagit Tribe 

Lower Spokane Band (Spokane) 

Lower Umpqua (Kalawatset) Tribe 

Loyal Creek Band or Group and Claimants' 

Committee 

Loyal Seminóle Group 

Luckemutte Tribe 

Lummi Tribe 

M 

Makah Indian Tribe 

Malemut Tribe of Eskimos, Unaligmut 

Malheur Reservation, Snake or Piutes of the 

Mandan Tribe (Fort Berthold Reservation, 

Three Affiliated Tribes) 

Mansos Tribe 

Manzanita Band (Mission Indians of California) 

Maricopa 

Gila River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community 

56 

Docket 

80 

7, IS-B.C.E.G.HJtoM, 

19,20,188 

326-1 

164 

22-C 

326 

191,221 

246 

278 

22 

240 

80 

226 

10 

74,78,116 

237 

237, 240 

94 

359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

294 

331 

265 

1 

121 

240 

110 

60 

285 

17 

350 

22-C 

80 

228, 235, 236, 291 

228,236

Tribe 

Maricopa (continued) 

Maricopa-Ak Chin Reservation 

Salt River Pima-Maricopa 

Mary's River Tribe 

Mataguay Band (Mission Indians of California) 

McGahey Band (Choctaw) 

Mdewakanton Band (Sioux) 

Menominee Tribe 

Mesa Grande Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

ifornia) 

Mescalero Apache Tribe 

Methow Tribe (Colville Reservation Confedera- 

tion) 

Miami 

Tribe 

Tribe of Indiana 

Tribe of Oklahoma 

Miccosukee Tribe of Florida 

Michigan 

Hannahville Indian Community of Wilson 

Ottawa-Chippewa Tribe of 

Saginaw-Chippewa Tribe of 

Middle Spokane Band (Spokane) 

Mille Lacs Band (Chippewa) 

Mimbres Band (Apache) 

Minnesota 

Chippewa of 

Lower Sioux of 

Prairie Island Sioux of 

Winnebago Tribe of 

Mishongnovi, Hopi Village of 

TRIBAL INDEX 

Docket 

228,235 

228, 291 

238, 240 

80 

201 

359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

129 

80 

22-B,C,G 

181 

67, 76, 124, 130, 131, 

251, 252, 253, 254, 

255,256 

67, 76, 124, 130, 131, 

251, 252, 253, 254, 

255,256 

124, 130, 131, 255, 

256 

67, 76, 124, 251, 252, 

253, 254, 255, 256 

151 

28, 29-A to K 

4, 58, 364 

13-H,I, 57, 59 

331 

7, IS-B.C.EAiytoM, 

188 

22 

7, 18-A to U, 19, 20, 

144, 188, 189,246 

359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

243, 244, 245 

196 

57

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Mission Indians of California 80, 148, 149, 325 

Aguanga Band 80 

Baron Long (El Capitán) Band 80-A 

Buena Vista Band 80 

Cabazon Band 148 

Cahuilla (Kahweah) Band 80 

Campo Band 80 

Chiquit Mesa Band 80 

Cuyapaipe Band 80 

El Capitán (Baron Long) Band 80 

Gabrielenes Band 80 

Guatay Band 80 

Inaja Band 80 

Jamul Band 80 

Kahweah (Cahuilla) Band 80 

Laguna Band . 80 

La Jolla Band 80 

La Posta Band 80 

Las Flores Band 80 

Los Coyotes Band 80 

Manzanita Band 80 

Mataguay Band 80 

Mesa Grande Band 80 

Morengo Band 80, 325 

Old Campo Band 80 

Old Mission Band 80 

Old Pala Band 80 

Pala Band 80 

Pauma Band 80 

Pechanga Band 80 

Petrero Band 80 

Puerta Cruz Band 80 

Puerta Noria Band 80 

Rincón Band 80 

San Felipe Band 80 

San Ignacio Band 80 

San Juan Capistrano Band 80 

San Luis Rey Band 80 

San Pasqual Band 80-A 

Santa Gertrudes Band 80 

Santa Manuel Band 80 

Santa Rosa Band 80 

Santa Ysabel Band 80 

58 '

Tribe 

Mission Indians of California (continued) 

Sequan Band 

Soboba Band 

Tah-wee Band 

Torrez-Martinez Band 

Twenty-Nine Palms Band 

Vallecito Band 

Yapechi Band 

Yuima Band 

Mississippi 

Bands (Chippewa) 

Choctaw Nation of 

Creek Nation East of the 

in Iowa, Sac and Fox of the 

Sac and Fox of the 

Sioux of the 

Missouri, Sac and Fox Tribe of 

Missouria Tribe, Otoe and 

Mitchell, Josephine Peters (Omaha Tribe of 

Nebraska) 

Mixed Bands of Bannock and Shoshone 

Moapa Band (Paiute) 

Mobilian Indians, Consolidated Band of Pasca- 

goula, Biloxi and 

Modoc Tribes, Klamath and 

Moenkopi, Hopi Village of 

Mohave 

Apache Community (Fort McDowell) 

Indians of the Colorado River Tribes 

Molalla Tribe 

Mole Lake Band (Chippewa) 

80 

80 

80 

80 

149 

80 

80 

80 

TRIBAL INDEX 

Docket 

7, 18-C,E,G,H,J to 

M,T,U 

52 

21,280,281 

83, 95, 135, 135-A, 

138, 143, 158, 219, 

232, 339 

83, 95, 135, 135-A, 

138, 143, 153, 158, 

209, 219, 220, 231, 

232 

359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

83, 95, 135, 135-A, 

138, 143, 153, 158, 

195, 209, 231, 232, 

339 

11 

85 

326 

170 

100 

196 

22-E,F,I,J, 283, 295, 

295-A 

22-E,F,I,J 

283, 295 

238, 239, 240 

IS-C.E.G.H.JtoM 

59

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Montana 

Blackfeet and Gros Ventre Tribes of the 

Blackfeet and Fort Belknap Reservations 

in 279-AtoC 

Chippewa Cree Tribe of Rocky Boy's 

Reservation in 221 

Fort Peck Indians of Fort Peck Reservation 

in 183,184 

Gros Ventre Tribes, Blackfeet and, of 

Blackfeet and Fort Belknap Reservations 

in 279-AtoC 

Northern Cheyenne of Tongue River Reser- 

vation in 329 

Salish and Kootenai Confederated Tribes of 

Flathead Reservation in 61,156 

Sioux of the Fort Peck Reservation in 74 

Mormon Lake Band (Apache) 22 

Morongo Band (Mission Indians of California) 80, 325 

Moses Band (Colville Reservation Confedera- 

tion) 224 

Muache (Confederated Bands of Utes) 327 

Muckleshoot Tribe 98 

Multnomah Band (Chinook) 240 

Multnomah Tribe 240 

Munsee 75,300 

Emigrant New York Indians of Wisconsin 75 

Stockbridge Munsee Community 300 

Tribe 300 

N 

Naalem (Ne-ha-lum) Band (Tillamook) 240 

Nambe, Pueblo of 358 

Natchez Tribe 365 

Navajo Tribe 69,229,299,353 

Ndendai Band (Apache) 22 

Nebraska 

Iowa Tribe of the Kansas and Nebraska 

Reservation 79,135,138,153,158, 

209,231,339 

Omaha Tribe in 85, 138, 225, 339 

Sioux of the Santee Reservation in 74, 104 

Winnebagoin 243,244,245 

60

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Nebraska (continued) 

Ne-ha-lum (Naalem) Band (Tillamook) 240 

Nespelem Tribe (Colville Reservation Confed- 

eration) 181 

Nevada 


Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of 326 

Washoe Tribe of 288 

Western Shoshone of 326-A,K 

New York, Oneida Nation of 84,89,301,344 

New York Indians of Wisconsin, Emigrant 

(Brotherton, Munsee, Oneida, Stockbridge, 

St. Regis and Tuscarora) 75 

Nez Percé 175, 179, 180, 186 

Joseph Band 179,186 

Tribe 175, 180 

Nisgah Tribe 287 

Nisqually Tribe 197 

Nitahende Band (Apache) 22 

Nooksack Tribe 46 

North Dakota, Sioux of Standing Rock 

Reservation in 74,119 

Northeastern Yavapai (Apache) 22 

Northern Arapaho of Wind River Reservation 329 

Northern Arapaho Tribe 82, 329 


Tribes 329, 348 

Northern Cheyenne of Tongue River Reserva- 

tion 329 

Northern Cheyenne Tribe 329 

Northern Paiute Nation and Bands 87 

Northern Tonto Apache Tribe or Group 224,1 

Northwestern Band of Shoshone 326 

Nuc-Quee-Clah-We-Muck Tribe 240 

O 

Oak Creek Band (Apache) 22 

Oche-chotes Band (Yakima) 164 

Ojo Caliente Band (Apache) 22 

Okanogan Tribe (Colville Reservation Confed- 

eration) 181 

Okeho Band (Skokomish) 260 

61

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Oklahoma 

Absentee Delaware Tribe of 27-A, 72, 202, 241, 

289, 337, 338 

Absentee Shawnee Tribe of 334-A,B, 335, 336, 338 

Apache Tribe of Fort Sill Reservation in 30, 49, 182 

Arapaho Tribes of 329-A,B 

Caddo Tribe of 226 

Cayuga Nation of 230 

Cayuga Tribe (Seneca-Cayuga) of 84, 89, 341, 343, 344 

Cherokee Tribe of 2 

Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of 329-A,B 

Citizen Band of Potawatomi of 71, 96, 101, 111, 128, 

146,216,217 

Creek Nation of 21 

Eastern Shawnee Tribe of 334-A, 335, 336, 338 

Iowa Tribe of 79, 135, 138, 153, 158, 

209,231,339 

Kickapoo Tribe of 145, 193, 194, 315, 

316,317,318,338 

Miami Tribe of 67, 76, 124, 251, 252, 

253, 254, 255, 256 

Ottawa Tribe of 68, 133, 302, 303, 304, 

305, 338 

Pawnee Tribe of 10 

Peoria Tribe (Kaskaskia Nation) of 65, 66, 313, 338 

Peoria Tribe (Peoria Nation) of 65 

Peoria Tribe (Piankeshaw Nation) of 65, 99, 289, 338 

Peoria Tribe (Wea Nation) of 65,314,338 

Ponca Tribe of 322,323,324 

Sac and Fox Tribe of 83, 95, 135, 135-A, 

138, 143, 153, 158, 

209, 219, 220, 231, 

232 

Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of 84, 89, 341, 343, 344 

Shawnee Tribe of 64 

Tonkawa Tribe of 22-C, 226 

Wichita Tribe of 226, 257 

Wyandotte Tribe of 120, 129, 140, 141, 

212,213 

Old Campo Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

ifornia) 80 

62

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Old Mission Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

ifornia) 80 

Old Pala Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Old Settler (Western) Cherokee 2,3,24,41,43,190 

Ollero Band (Apache) 22 

Omaha 85,138, 225, 339 

Mitchell, Josephine Peters and 85 

Tribe and Nation 138,225 

Tribe of Nebraska 85,138,225,339 

Oneida 75, 84, 89, 159, 290, 

301,344 

Emigrant New York Indians of Wisconsin 75 

First Christian Party 290 

Nation 84,89,301,344 

Nation of New York 84,89,301,344 

Orchard Party 290 

Tribe of Wisconsin 84, 89, 159, 290,301, 

344 

Ontonagon Band (Chippewa) 18-C,E,G,H,JtoM 

Oraibi, Hopi Village of 196 

Orchard Party (Oneida) 290 

Oregon 

Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde 

Community in 240 

Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs 


Snake or Piute Indians of the Malheur 


Osage Nation 9, 105, 106, 107, 108, 

126,127 

Otoe and Missouria Tribe 11 

Ottawa 4, 40, 58, 68, 71, 133, 

302, 303, 304, 305, 

338,364 

Nation or Tribe 40 

Ottawa and Chippewa Tribes of Michigan 4, 58, 364 

Tribe 40, 68, 133, 302, 303, 

304, 305, 338 

Tribe of Oklahoma 68, 133,302,303,304, 

305, 338 


Potawatomi 71 

63

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Ouray Reservation, Uintah and (Ute) 44, 45, 349 

P 

Pah-Vant Band (Ute) 44, 45 

Paiute (see also Piute) 87, 88, 330 

Cedar City, Utah, Paiutes of 330 



Indian Peaks Paiutes of Utah 330 

Kaibab Indians of Arizona 330 

Kanosh Band 330 

Koosharem, Utah, Paiutes of 330 

Moapa Band 88 

Northern Nation and Bands 87 

Pyramid Lake Tribe 87 

Reno-Sparks Indian Colony 87 

Shoshone Tribes of Fallón Reservation, 

Paiute 87 

Southern Nation 88, 330 

Walker River Tribe 87 

Yerington Paiute Tribe 87 

Pala Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Palmer, Alaska, Natives of 370 

Palouse Band (Colville Reservation Confed- 

eration) 222 

Papago Tribe 102,345 

Pascagoula Indians, Consolidated Band of 

Biloxi, Mobilian and 170 

Pauma Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Pawnee 10 

Pechanga Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Pecos, Pueblo de 174 

Pembina Band (Chippewa) IS-A.E.G.H to M, 191, 

246 

Pend D'Oreille, Lower 94 

Peoria 65, 66, 99, 289, 313, 

314,338 

Tribe of Oklahoma and Kaskaskia Nation 65, 66, 313, 338 

Tribe of Oklahoma and Peoria Nation 65 

Tribe of Oklahoma and Piankeshaw Nation 65, 99, 289, 338 

Tribe of Oklahoma and Wea Nation 65, 314, 338 

Piankeshaw Nation (Peoria) 65, 99, 289, 338 

Pihtst Band (Skokomish) 260 

64

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Pillager Bands of Minnesota (Chippewa) 144 

Pima 228, 236, 291 

Gila River Pima-Maricopa 228, 236 

Salt River Pima-Maricopa 228, 291 

Final Band (Apache) 22 

Pinal Group (San Carlos Apache) 223 

Pine Ridge Reservation Sioux 74,117 

Piros Tribe 22-C 

Pisquouse Band (Yakima) 164 

Pitahauerat or Tappage Band (Pawnee) 10 

Pitt River Indians, California 347 

Piutes (or Snake) of the Malheur Reservation 

(see also Paiute) 17 

Ponca Tribe 322,323, 324 

Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma 322,323,324 

Potawatomi 6, 15-Ato Q, 28, 29-A 

to P, 71, 96, 101, 

111, 128, 146, 216, 

217, 306, 307, 308, 

309, 310, 311, 312, 

338 

Citizen Band of Oklahoma 71, 96, 101, 111 128, 

146, 216, 217, 306, 

307, 308, 309, 310, 

311,312,338 

Forest County Potawatomi Community 28, 29-A to K 

Hannahville Indian Community 28, 29-A to P 

Jackson, Henry 6 

Nation 29-A to K, 71, 101, 

111, 128, 146, 216, 

217, 306, 307, 308, 

309, 310, 311, 312, 

338 

Prairie Band 15-Ato I 

Tribe 18-AtoI, 29-AtoP 



United Pottawatomi Nation 6,28 

Wisconsin Pottawatomi 28 

Potrero Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Prairie Band (Potawatomie) 15-Ato I 

65

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Prairie Island Minnesota Sioux 359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

Pudding River Tribe 240 

Pueblo 22-C, 136, 137, 174, 

211, 227, 266, 354, 

355,356,357,358 

de Acoma 266 

de Cochiti 136 

de Isleta 211 

de Jemez 137,174 

of Laguna 227 

of Nambe 358 

de Pecos 174 

of Rio Grande 354 

de San Antonio de la Yselta del Sur 22-C 

of San Ddefonso 354 

de Santa Ana 137 

of Santa Clara 356 

of Santo Domingo 355 

of Taos 357 

of the Tigua Indian Community 22-C 

de Zia 137 

Puerta Cruz Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

ifornia) 80 

Puerta Noria Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

ifornia) 80 

Puyallup Tribe 203 

Pyramid Lake Tribe (Paiute) 87 

Q 

Quapaw Tribe 14 

Quechan Tribe of Fort Yuma Reservation 86, 319, 320 

Queets Band or Tribe 242 

Quileute Tribe 155 

Quinaielt Tribe 242 

R 

Red Cliff Band (Chippewa) 18-C,E,G,H,JtoM 

Red Lake Band (Chippewa) IS-A.EAHtoM.ISP, 

246 

Reno-Sparks Indian Colony (Paiute) 87 

Republic of Kitkehahti Band (Pawnee) 10 

66

Tribe 

Ridaught Band (Choctaw) 

Rincón Band (Mission Indians of California) 

Rio Grande, Pueblo of 

Rocky Boy's Reservation, Chippewa Crees of 

Rogue River Tribe 

Rosebud, Reservation Sioux 

Sac and Fox 

Confederated or United Tribes 

of the Mississippi 

of the Mississippi in Iowa 

of Missouri 

of Oklahoma 

Saginaw Band (Chippewa) 

Saginaw Chippewa Tribe of Michigan 

Sa-heh-wamish Tribe 

Sainstkea Tribe 

St. Croix Band (Chippewa) 

St. Lawrence Island Eskimos 

St. Paul Island, Aleut Community 

St. Regis Indians (Emigrant New York Indians 

of Wisconsin) 

Salish and Kootenai Tribes, Confederated, of 

the Flathead Reservation 

TRIBAL INDEX 

346 

80 

354 

221 . 

238, 239 

74,118 

Docket 

83, 95, 135, 135-A, 

138, 143, 153, 158, 

195, 209, 219, 220, 

231,232,339 

83, 95, 135, 135-A, 

138, 143, 153, 158, 

209, 219, 220, 231, 

232 

95, 135, 135-A, 138, 

143, 153, 158, 209, 

219,220,231,232 

83, 95, 135, 135-A, 

138, 143, 153, 158, 

209, 219, 220, 231, 

232, 339 

83, 95, 135, 135-A, 

138, 143, 153, 158, 

195, 209, 231, 232, 

339 

83, 95, 135, 135-A, 

138, 143, 153, 158, 

209, 219, 220, 231, 

232,339 

57, 59 

13-H,I, 57, 59 

197 

239 


284 

352,369 

75 

61, 156 

67

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community 228,291 

Samish Tribe 261 

San Antonio de la Ysleta del sur, Pueblo de 22-C 

San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona 22-D,H to J, 223 

San Carlos Apache Tribe or Group 22-D, 223 

San Carlos Band (Apache) 22 

San Felipe Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

San Ignacio Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

ifornia) 80 

San Ildefonso, Pueblo of 354 

San Juan Capistrano Band (Mission Indians of 


San Juan Tribe 214 

San Luis Rey Band (Mission Indians of 


San Pasqual Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

ifornia) 80-A 

San-Pete-Ute Band (Ute) 44,45 

San-Pitch-Ute Band (Ute) 44,45 

San Poeils Tribe (Colville Reservation Confed- 

eration) 181 

Santa Ana, Pueblo de 137. 

Santa Clara, Pueblo of 356 

Santa Gertrudes Band (Mission Indians of 


Santa Manuel Band (Mission Indians of 


Santa Rosa Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Santa Ysabel Band (Mission Indians of Cal- 

ifornia) 80 

Santee, Reservation Sioux 74,104 

Santiam Tribe 238, 239, 240 

Santo Domingo, Pueblo of 355 

Sanya Tribe 278 

Satsop Tribe 237 

Sauk Tribe, Suiattle 97 

Sault Ste. Marie Bands (Chippewa) 18-E to H, J tc 

74, 104 

Sauntee Sioux 74, 104 

Saxman, Organized Village of 278 

Schagthticoke, Kent 112 

Se-ap-cat Band (Yakima) 164 

68

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Seminóle 53, 73, 121, 150, 151, 

152, 204, 205, 247, 

248 

of Florida 73-A 

Loyal Group of 121 

Nation 53, 150,152,204,205, 

247, 248 

Nation of Oklahoma 151 

Seneca 77, 84, 89, 341, 342, 

343, 344, 368 

Nation 77, 84, 89, 342, 344 

Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma 84,89,341,343,344 

Tonawanda Band 368 

Sequan Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Shasta Tribe 238,239 

Shasta Tribe of California Indians 33 

Shawnee 64, 334-^8, 335, 336, 

338 

Absentee Tribe of Oklahoma 334-A,B, 335, 336, 338 

Black Bob Band 334-A 

Eastern Tribe of Oklahoma 334-A, 335, 336, 338 

Nation 334-A,B, 335,336,338 

Tribe of Oklahoma 64 

Shitchumovi, Village of (First Mesa-Hopi Tribe) 196 

S'homanish Tribe 197 

Shoshone 63, 87, 157, 326-A to 

K,367 

Bannock and Shoshone, Mixed Bands 326 

Bannock Tribes, Shoshone, Fort Hall 

Reservation 326-C to I 

Confederated Tribes, Goshute Reservation 326-B 

Eastern Bands 326 


Fort Hall Reservation Tribes 326-C to I 


Goship Bands Shoshone 326 

Goshute Reservation, Confederated Tribes 326-B 

littlemoon 326 

Mixed Bands of Bannock and Shoshone 326 

Nation or Tribe 326, 367 

Northwestern Band 326 

Paiute Shoshone Tribes, Fallón Reservation 87 

69

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Shoshone (continued) 

Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, Fort Hall 326-C to I 

Shoshone-Goship Bands 326 

Te-Moak Bands of Western Shoshone 326-A,K 

Western Shoshone 326-A,K 

Wind River Reservation Tribe 63, 157, 326-D to H 

Shungnak, Native Village of 286 

Shungopavi, Hopi Village of 196,210 

Shyiks Band (Yakima) 164 

Siletz Indians, Confederated Tribes of 239, 240 

Sioux 74, 78, 104, 114, 115, 

116, 117, 118, 119, 

142, 192, 279-A, 

332, 359, 360, 361, 

362,363 . 

Cheyenne River Reservation 74, 114, 192 

Crow Creek Reservation 74, 115 

Fort Peck Reservation 74 

Lower Brûlé Reservation 74, 78, 116 

Lower Sioux Tribe, Minnesota 359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

Mdewakanton Band 359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

Mississippi, Sioux of the 359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

Pine Ridge Reservation 74, 117 

Prairie Island, Minnesota Sioux 359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

Rosebud Reservation 74, 118 

San tee Reservation 74, 104 

SissetonBand 142, 359, 360, 361, 

362, 363 

Standing Rock Reservation 74, 119 

Tribe 74 

Wahpakoota Band 359, 360, 361, 362, 

363 

WahpetonBand 142, 359, 360, 361, 

362,363 

Yankton Sioux 332 

Sipaulavi, Hopi Village of 196 

Sisseton Band (Sioux) 142 

Sitka Community Association 278 

70

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Sitka Tribe 278 

Siuslaw Tribe 265 

Six Nations (Seneca Nation, Cayuga Nation, 

Oneida Nation, Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of 

Oklahoma, Oneida Nation of New York, 

Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin, Tuscarora Nation) 84, 89, 344 

Skagit 92, 294 

Lower Skagit Tribe 294 

Skagit Tribe 92, 294 

Upper Skagit Tribe 92 

Whidbey Island Skagit 294 

Skidi, Loup or Wolf Band (Pawnee) 10 

Skilloat Band (Chinook) 240 

Skin-pah Band (Yakima) 164 

S'Klallam Tribe 134 

Skokomish 260, 296 

Chemakum Band 260 

Hunnint Band 260 

Klatlawash Band 260 

Okeho Band 260 

Pihtst Band 260 

Stetehtlum Band 260 

Tchqueen Band 260 

Toanhooch Band 260 

TsohkwBand 260 

Yennis Band 260 

Skoton Tribe 239 

Skykomish Tribe 93 

Snake 17, 100 

Snake or Piute of the Malheur Reservation 17 

Yahooskin Band 100 

Snohomish Tribe 125 

Snoqualmie Tribe 93 

Soboba Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

South Dakota 

Sioux of Cheyenne River Reservation 74,114,192 

Sioux of Crow Creek Reservation 74,115 

Sioux of Lower Brûlé Reservation 74,78,116 

Sioux of Pine Ridge Reservation 74,117 

Sioux of Rosebud Reservation 74,118 

Sioux of Standing Rock Reservation 74,119 

Southeastern Yavapai (Apache) 22 

71

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Southern and Ute Mountain Band (Confed- 

erated Bands of Utes) 327 

Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes 329 

Southern Paiute Nation 88, 330 

Southern Tonto Apache Tribe or Group 22-D 

Southern Ute Tribe 328 

Spokane 331 

Squahquaihtyl Band (Skokomish) 260 

Squaxin Tribe 206 

Squi-aitl Tribe 197 

Standing Rock Reservation Sioux 74, 119 

Stehchass Tribe 197 

Steilacoom Tribe 208 

Stetehtlum Band (Skokomish) 260 

Stevens, Alaska, Athabaska Indians of 199 

Stikine Tribe 278 

Stillaguamish Tribe 207 

Stockbridge Tribe (Emigrant New York Indians 

of Wisconsin) 75 

Stockbridge-Munsee Community 300 

Stockbridge Tribe 300 

Strong, James (Saginaw, Chippewa) 13-A to G,K 

Suiattle-Sauk Tribe 97 

Sumas Tribe 22-C 

Suquamish Tribe 132 

Swan Creek Band (Chippewa) 57,59 

Swinomish Tribal Community 293 

Swinomish Tribe 233 

Tabeguache (or Uncompahgre) Band (Confed- 

erated Bands of Utes) 327 

Tah-wee Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

Taku, Douglas, Tribe of 278 

Taos, Pueblo of 357 

Tappage or Pitahauerat Band (Pawnee) 10 

Tatitlek Village, Natives of 200 

Tchqueen Band (Skokomish) 260 

Tcihene Band (Apache) 22 

Tcokanen Band (Apache) 22 

Tee-hit-ton Indians 171 

Te-Moak Bands (Western Shoshone) 326 

72

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Tewa, Village of (First Mesa-Hopi Tribe) 196 

Texas 

Alabama-Coushatta of 226 

Cherokee and Associated Bands of 26 

Karankewa Apache of 22-C, 226 

lipan Apache 22-C, 226 

Tonkawa Apache of 22-C, 226 

Tillamook 238, 239, 240 

Naalem (Ne-ha-lum) Band 240 

Tillamook Band of Tillamooks 240 

Tribe 238, 239, 240 

Timpanoags (or Tim-Pa-Noy) Band (Ute) 44,45 

Tlingit and Haida Indians 278 

Toanhooch Band (Skokomish) 260 

Tolkepaya Band (Apache) 22 

Tonawanda Band (Seneca) 368 

Tongass Tribe 278 

Tongue River Reservation, Northern Cheyenne 

Tribe 329 

Tonkawa Tribe 22-C, 226 

Tonto Apache Tribe or Group 22-D,I,J 

Northern 22-1,1 

Southern 22-D 

Too-too-to-ney Tribe 238, 239 

Torrez-Martinez Band (Mission Indians of 


T'peeksin Tribe 197 

Tsohkw Band (Skokomish) 260 

Tualatin Tribe 239, 240 

Tulalip Tribes 262 

Tumwater Tribe 238, 240 

Turtle Mountain Band (Chippewa) 113,191,221 

Tuscarora 75, 84, 89, 321, 340, 

344 

Nation 84,89,321,340,344 

Tuscarora Indians (Emigrant New York In- 

dians of Wisconsin) 75 

Twenty-Nine Palms Band (Mission Indians of 


u 

Uintah and Ouray Reservation, Ute 44, 45, 349 

73

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe Docket 

Uintah Ute of Utah 44, 45, 349 

UmatiUa Reservation, Confederated Tribes of 264 

Umatilla Tribe 264 

Umpqua Lower (or Kalawatset) Umpqua 265 

Umpqua Tribe 238, 239 

Unalakleet, Native Village of 285 

Unaligmut-Malemut Tribe of Eskimos 

Uncompahgre Band (Confederated Bands of 

285 

Ute) 327, 349 

Uncompahgre Tribe 

Underwood, Marguerite J. (Choctaw and 

349 

Chickasaw of Mississippi) 


39 


United Potawatomi Nation 6,28 

United Tribes of Sac and Fox 83. 83, 95. 95, 135 135, 138, 143, 

153, 158, 209, 219, 

220,231,232 

Upper Chehalis Tribe 237 

Upper Chinook Tribe 237, 240 

Upper Skagit Tribe 92 

Upper Spokane Band 

Utah 

331 

Cedar City, Paiute of 330 

Indian Peaks Paiute of 330 

Koosharem Paiute of 330 

Uintah Ute of 44,45 

Utah or Uintah or Ute Band (Ute) 44,45 

Ute 44, 45, 327, 328, 349 

Capote Band (Confederated Bands) 327 

Confederated Bands of 327 

Cummum-Bah Band 44,45 

Grand River Band (Confederated Bands) 327 

Muache (Confederated Bands) 327 

Pah-Vant Band 44,45 

San-Pete-Ute (or San-Pitch-Ute) Band 

Southern and Ute Mountain Band (Confed- 

44,45 

erated Bands) 327 

Southern Ute Tribe 328 

Tabeguachee Band (Confederated Bands) 327 

Tim-Pa-Noy (or Timpanoags) Band 44,45 

Uintah and Ouray Reservation 44,45, 349 

74.

Tribe 

Uintah Ute of Utah 

Uncompahgre Band (Confederated Bands) 

Uncompahgre Tribe 

Utah 

Ute Mountain Band, Southern and (Confed- 

erated Bands) 

Weber-Ute Band 

White River Band (Confederated Bands) 

Yampa Band (Confederated Bands) 

Yampah-Ute Band 

Ute Mountain Band, Southern and (Confed- 

erated Bands of Utes) 

Vallecito Band (Mission Indians of California) 80 

TRIBAL INDEX 

44,45 

327, 349 

349 

44,45 

327 

44,45 

327 

327 

44,45 

327 

Docket 

W 

Wahpakoota Band (Sioux) 359, 360, 361, 362 

363 

Wahpeton Band (Sioux) 142 

Walapai Tribe 70,90,122 

Walker River Tribe (Paiute) 

Walla Walla Tribe (Confederated Tribes of the 

87 

Umatilla Reservation) 264 

Walpi, Village of (First Mesa-Hopi Tribe) 196 

Wapato Tribe 238, 240 

Warm Springs Apache Band 22,30,48,49,182 

Warm Springs Apache Tribe 

Warm Springs Reservation (Confederated 

48 

Tribes) 

198 

Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California 288 

Waukikum Band (Chinook) 234 

Wea Nation (Peoria) . 65,314,338 

Weber-Ute Band (Ute) 44,45 

Wenatshapam Band (Yakima) 164 

Western Apache 22-D,I,J 

Western (Old Settler) Cherokee 2,3,24,41,43,190 

Western Shoshone 326-A 

Western White Mountain Apache Band 22 

Western Yavapai (Apache) 22 

Whidbey Island Skagit 294 

75

TRIBAL INDEX 

Tribe 

White Earth Band (Chippewa) 

White Mountain Apache Tribe or Group 

White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort 

Apache Indian Reservation 

White Oak Point (Ball Club) Band (Chippewa) 

White River or Grand River or Yampa Band 

(Confederated Bands of Ute) 

Wichita Tribe of Oklahoma 

Willamette Tribe 

Willopah Band (Chinook) 

Wind River Reservation 

Northern Arapaho Tribe of 

Shoshone Tribe of 

Winnebago 

Tribe and Nation 

Tribe of Nebraska 

Tribe of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Nebras- 

ka 

Winnibigoshish Band (Chippewa) 

Wisconsin 

Emigrant New York Indians of 

First Christian Party (Oneida) of 

Oneida Tribe of 

Orchard Party (Oneida) of 

Potawatomi of 

Winnebago of 

Wishram Band (Yakima) 

Wolf, Skidi or Loup Band (Pawnee) 

Wrangell Federation of Indians 

Wyandotte Tribe and Nation 

Wyoming 

Northern Arapaho Tribe, Wind River 

Reservation of 

Shoshone Tribe, Wind River Reservation of 

Yahooskin Band of Snake Indians 

Yakama Band (Yakima) 

76 

Docket 

7, 18-Ato C,E,G to M, 

19, 188 

22-D 

22-D,H, to J 

7,19,20 

327 

226, 257 

238, 239, 240 

234 

329 

63, 157, 326-D to H 

243, 244, 245 

243, 244, 245 

243, 244, 245 

7, 19, 20 

75 

290 

84, 89, 159, 290,301, 

344 

290 

28 

243, 244, 245 

164,165 

10 

278 

120, 139, 140, 141, 

212,213 

329 

63, 157, 326-D to H 

100 

164

Yakima 

Tribe 

Kah-milt-pay Band 

Klikatat Band 

Klinquit Band 

Kow-was-say-ee Band 

Li-ay-was Band 

Oche-chotes Band 

Palouse Band 

Pisquouse Band 

Se-ap-cat Band 

Shyiks Band 

Skin-pay Band 

Tribe 

Wenatshapam Band 

Wishram Band 

Yakama Band 

Yakutat Tribe 

Yakutat Village, Indians of 

Yamhill Tribe 

Yampa or White River or Grand River Band 

(Confederated Bands of Utes) 

Yampah-Ute Band (Ute) 

Yana Tribe 

Yankton Sioux 

Yapechi Band (Mission Indians of California) 

Yavapai (Apache) 

Yavepo (Apache) 

Yennis Band (Skokomish) 

Yerington Paiute Tribe 

Yokayo Ranchería (Yokiah) 

Yokayo (Yokiah) Tribe 

Yuchi (Euchee) Tribe 

Yuima Band (Mission Indians of California) 

Zia, Pueblo de 

TRIBAL INDEX 

Docket 

47, 147,160,161,162, 

163, 164, 165 

164 

164 

164 

164 

164 

164 

164 

164 

164 

164 

164 

47, 147,160,161,162, 

163, 164, 165 

164 

164,165 

164 

278 

278 

238, 239, 240 

327 

44,45 

215 

332 

80 

22 

22 

260 

87 

176 

176 

172 

80 

137 

77

AUTHOR INDEX 

Aiken, John, 342-A 

Appraisal Associates, 225-A 

Armer, Walter D. & Associates, 

236-F 

Arneson, Harry E., Jr., 78 

Aschmann, Homer, 22-J 

B 

Baerreis, David A., 13-L 

Barlowe, Raleigh, 83, 153, 158 

Barton, Stoddard and Milhollin, 

180-A, 329 

Basehart, Harry W., 22-B 

Beaver, A. J., 83 

Bell, Robert E., 226 

Bender, Averam B., 22-A, 22-B 

Berthrong, Donald J., 254 

Bischoff, W. N., 94 

Blasingham, Emily J., 83, 216, 317 

Bowes, Watson A., 9 

Brady, H. C, 9 

Broughton, W. A., 158 

Brown, William C, 175-A, 175-B 

Brunger, Eric, 342-A 

Burlingame, Merrill G., 61, 279-A 

Bushnell, T, M., 75 

Carlson, Roy C, 94 

Carlson, Theodore L., 75 

Carstensen, Vernon, 243 

Chalfant, Stuart A., 81, 94, 161, 

175,224 

Champe, John L., 10 

Chapman, Berlin B., 11 

Chapman, Carl H., 105 

Chisholm, Roger K., 99, 289, 317, 

341-A 

Christensen, Mervin J., 22-A 

Cline, Howard F., 22-A, 280 

Coulter, John Lee, 13-L, 15-J 

Cox, Willard J., 22-E, 326 

Cutter, Donald C, 22-A 

Davis, W. D., 18-A, 18-B,9 

De Wilde, Edgar G., 22-A 

Diamond, Rash, Leslie & Schwartz, 

Inc., 22-C 

Diddock, Joseph L., 236-F 

DiPeso, Charles C, 22-A 

Doane Agricultural Service, 15-B 

Dobyns, Henry F., 90 

Doster, James F., 21, 280 

Draper, Leroy D., 234, 240 

Duck, Berkley W., 67 

Duhl, Ruth W., 184 

Dunham, Harold H., 357 

Edgemon, William S., 73 

Ekirch, Arthur A., Jr., 329-A 

Ellis, Florence Hawley, 227, 229, 

266,357 

Elmquist, Gordon E., 18-R, 57, 

350-D,363 

Englehorn, Vern A., 46, 63, 98 

Euler, RobertC, 91 

Ewers, John C, 221-B, 279-A 

79

AUTHOR INDEX 

Fairbanks, Charles H., 170, 275,. 

280 

Faust, Josef, 204 

Fenenga, Franklin, 10 

Fenton, Harry R., 61, 74-B 

Field, Thomas P., 13-L 

Finley, Robert W., 75 

Fontana, Bernard L., 345 

Fox, Ida, 71-A 

Fried, Jacob, 237 

Full, Roy P., 22-E, 30-A, 74, 87, 

90, 175, 180-A, 182, 283, 288, 

326, 326-J, 345 

Fuller, E. O., 63, 239 

Garrett, H. J., 220, 276 

Gerald, Rex E., 22-C 

Goff, James H., 282 

Gordon, B. L, 22-A 

Groesbeck, Lois J., 18-R 

Gussow, Zachary, 135, 158, 329 

H 

Haase, Ynez D., 22-A 

Hackenberg, Robert A., 228 

Hafen, Leroy R., 327, 329 

Hall, Richard B., 18-S, 27-A, 72, 

79-A, 99, 131, 173, 289, 304, 

317, 322, 323,341-A 

Halpenny, Leonard C, 235 

Hammar, Conrad H., 153, 158 

Harbin, Darwin, 279-A, 279-B, 

350-A 

Harrison, J. W., 63 

Harrison, T. S., 63 

Hart, Gerald T., 327 

Hart, Joe W., 22-A 

Harty, Richard F., 22-E 

Hatfield, James, 240 

Hickerson, Harold, 18-A, 18-B, 

18-C, 18-U;360, 362 

80 

Hobbs, Charles A., 184 

Holbrook, M.'Jeffrey, 198, 329 

Horn, Frances L., 184 

Hoyt, Homer, 75, 87, 124-D, 154, 

175-B, 288,329 

Hurt, Wesley R., 74 

I 

Idaho Land & Appraisal Service, 

30-A, 182, 189, 326-J, 345 

Iowa, Office of the Secretary of 

State, 158 

Ivey, Richard S., 198 

Jablow, Joseph, 315, 322 

Jacobson, Daniel, 226 

James, Harry, 96 

Jelks, Edward B., 226 

Jenkins, Myra Ellen, 22-C, 227, 229 

Johannsen, Dorothy O., 198 

Johnson, Albert L., 295-A 

Johnson, J. Burrows, 226 

Jones, J. A., 13-C, 243 

K 

Kelly, Isabel T., 88 

Kent, Donald H., 342-B, 344 

Kiepe, Werner, 45 

Kirk, Arthur S., 135 

Kleinman, Frank R., 22-E, 30-A, 

74, 74-B, 283,326-K, 345 

Knuth, Helen E., 18-U, 146 

Kroeber, A. L., 283 

Kuehnle, Walter R., 13-L, 18-C, 83, 

244, 342-A 

Landry, Stuart Omer, 226 

Lange, Charles H., 226 

Lawrence, Howard, 18-U, 243, 360 

LeDuc, Thomas, 9, 11

Lee, Martin P., 204 

Libby, Dorothy R., 315,317 

Lietz, John F., 234 

Undsey, Alton A., 254 

Lokken, Roscoe L, 158 

Long, John Sherman, 99, 289 

Lurie, Nancy Oestreich, 94 

M 

Manners, Robert A., 88,90, 91 

Manypenny, George W., 18-B 

Marriott, Alice, 106 

Martin, Howard N., 226 

Mason, Bruce & Girard, 100-A 

McDowell, Harley M., 22-A 

McGinty, Garnie William, 226 

McMullen, Allan L., 22-A 

Meltzer, Bernard C, 18-D, 18-T 

Miller, C. Marc, 17, 44, 47, 81, 

100-A, 109, 134, 175, 181, 296, 

327 

Minge, Ward Alan, 229, 266 

Monrad, Oscar, 173 

Morrison, George A., 236-E 

Murray, Henry T., 81, 100-A, 154 

Murray, Noble T., 288 

Murray, William G., 10, 11-A, 15-J, 

73, 74, 105, 143, 153, 158, 193, 

195, 219, 225-A, 243, 251, 

316-A, 334,359 

Muske, William H., 189,363 

Myers, Donald D., 22-E, 30-A, 74, 

74-B, 90, 283, 326-K, 345 

N 

Nathan, Robert R., 18-C, 87, 243 

Neighbours, Kenneth F., 22-C 

Nelson, H. B., 261 

Neuman, Robert W., 226 

Newcombe, Dewey, 18-B, 18-U, 

243,360 

Newcomb, W. W., 226 

AUTHOR INDEX 

O 

Oberbillig, Ernest, 18-S, 22-A, 

22-D, 22-E, 30-A, 74-B, 87, 182, 

288, 326, 326-J, 345 

O'Boyle, Charles C, 329 

Opler, Morris E., 22-C 

Owen, Gifford P., 234 

Palmer, Harris A., 13-L, 83 

Palmer, M. A., 17 

Parker, Ben H., 327 

Plummer, Norman B., 54, 100, 162, 

239 

Ramabhushanam, Gay R., 27-B 

Rambo, Edward A., 329-A 

Rands, Robert L., 227, 266 

Raney, Chase W., 198, 208 

Raney, Frank R., 198, 208 

Ray, Verne F., 22-C, 155,186 

Reber, Arthur W., 288 

Reeve, Frank D., 69, 229 

Riecken, F. F., 143, 153,158 

Riley, Carroll L., 46,134 

Sanwick, John D., Caroll J. Hall & 

Assoc, 208 

Saunderson, Mont H., 54, 61, 

279-A, 326-J, 350-A 

Schaar, Roland J., 18-D, 18-T 

Schroeder, Albert H., 22-A, 22-E 

Scrivener, C. L., 83 

Sears, R. H;, 137, 173, 173-A,220, 

226, 227, 266, 276, 329, 329-A 

Sharrock, Floyd W., 221-B 

Sharrock, Susan R., 221-B 

Shenon, P. J., 30-A, 74, 87, 90, 

175,180^,283,288,326 

Silsby, Robert, 342-A 

Smith, Alice E., 243 

81

AUTHOR INDEX 

Smith, G. Hubert, 225-A 

Stanford Research Institute, 22-A 

Starkey, Harold C, 94 

Starre«, Paul, 21,67, 146 

Steward, Julian H., 44, 87 

Still & Still, 90 

Stout, David B., 57, 83, 153, 315 

Suphan, Robert J., 198, 240, 264 

Sutherland, J. Frederick, 18-B 

Tanner, Helen Hornbeck, 13-G, 57, 

139,226,363 

Taylor, Herbert C, 60-A, 237 

Thomas, Alfred B., 22-A, 22-B 

Trygg, J. William, 18-C, 18-D, 57, 

146 

Tucker, Elbridge A., 173, 173-A, 

276 

Tweddell, Colin E., 125 

U 

U.S. Government Surveyor, 173 

82 

V 

Vanderwilt, John W., 327 

Vaughan, John L, 22-E, 326 

Voget, Fred W., 106 

W 

Wales, Lucy H., 229 

Wall, Myron & Assoc, 288 

Warner, Robert M, 18-R, 57 

Watson, Ralph W., 181 

Wheeler-Voegelin, Erminie, 13-E, 

13-F, 13-G, 13-L, 18-A, 58, 59, 

83,87,146,216,317 

Williams, Stephen, 226 

Williamson, M.J., 21, 105 

Willsie, Roger H., 198 

Winter, William S., 90, 96 

Woolworth, Alan R., 332-A 

Wright, Fred D., 13-L 

Wyckoff, Don G., 226 

Wycoco-Moore, Remedios, 13-L

STATE INDEX 

Alabama, 21, 170, 275, 282 

Arkansas, 105, 106,226 

Arizona, 22-A, 22-B, 22-D, 22-E, 

22-J, 30-A, 88, 90, 91, 182, 228, 

229, 235, 236-E, 236-F, 283, 

295-A, 345 

California, 87, 283, 288, 295-A, 

326, 326-K 

Colorado, 22-A, 22-C, 44, 74, 229, 

327,329 

Florida, 73, 280 

Georgia, 21, 282 

Idaho, 81, 94, 154, 175, 175-A, 

175-B, 180-A 

Illinois, 13-C, 13-L, 75, 83, 99, 

216,243,244,315,317 

Indiana, 13-F, 13-G, 13-L, 67, 

124-D, 131, 146, 254, 289,315, 

317 

Iowa, 11-A, 13-L, 15-J, 135, 143, 

153, 158,243,359,360 

Kansas, 9, 10, 15-B, 15-J, 27-A, 

71-A, 72, 79-A, 106, 193, 195, 

219, 251,316-A,329, 334 

Louisiana, 170, 226 

Michigan, 13-F, 13-L, 18-C, 18-R, 

18-S, 57, 58, 59, 75, 139, 146, 

254,304 

Minnesota, 18-A, 18-B, 18-C, 18-D, 

18-S, 18-T, 18-U, 189, 243,359, 

360,363 

Mississippi, 170, 282 

Missouri, 11-A, 83, 105, 106, 135, 

193 

Montana, 54, 61, 74, 94, 154, 

221-B, 279-A, 279-B,350-D 

Nebraska, 10, 11, 74, 79-A, 225-A, 

243,322,323,329 

Nevada, 87, 88, 283, 288, 295-A, 

326, 326-J, 326-K 

New Mexico, 22-A, 22-B, 22-C, 

30-A, 69, 137, 182, 227, 229, 

266,357 

New York, 75, 342-A 

North Carolina, 282 

North Dakota, 18-A, 74, 350-A, 

350-D,363 

Ohio, 13-E, 13-F, 13-G, 13-L, 27-B, 

59, 67, 139,304,341-A 

Oklahoma, 10, 22-A, 30-A, 96, 

100-A, 106, 173, 173-A, 204, 

220, 226, 276, 329, 329-A, 

341-A 

Oregon, 17, 87, 100, 100-A, 155, 

175, 175-A, 180-A, 198, 234, 

239, 240, 264 

Pennsylvania, 344 

South Dakota, 74, 74-B, 78, 322, 

322-A, 360, 363 

Tennessee, 282 

Texas, 22-A, 22-B, 22-C, 226 

Utah, 44,45, 88, 326-J 

Washington, 46, 47, 60-A, 81, 92, 

94, 109,125,134, 161, 162,175, 

175-A, 175-B, 180-A, 181, 208, 

224, 234, 237, 239, 261, 264, 

296 

Wisconsin, 13-C, 13-L, 18-C, 18-S, 

75, 83, 98, 243, 244, 360 

Wyoming, 54, 63, 74, 329, 350-D 

83

DOCKET NUMBER INDEX 

Docket 

Number Plaintiff 

1 Loyal Creek Band or Group and Claimants' Committee 

2 Cherokee Nation of Indians in Oklahoma, Western (Old Settler) 

Cherokee, Eastern (Emigrant) Cherokee 

3 Western (Old Settler) Cherokee 

4 Michigan Ottawa and Chippewa Tribes 

5 Eastern (Emigrant) Cherokee 

6 United Pottawatomi 

7 Minnesota Chippewa Tribe; White Earth, Cass Lake, Winnebi- 

goshish, Leech Lake, Ball Club, White Oak Point and Mille Lacs 

Bands 

8 Fond du Lac, Bois Forte, Grand Portage Bands of Chippewa 

Indians 

9 Osage Nation of Indians 

10 Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma (Consisting of Four Confederated 

Bands of Pawnee: Chaui or Grand, Kitkehahti or Republic, 

Pitahauerat or Tappage and Skidi, Loup or Wolf) 

11 Otoe and Missouria Tribe of Indians 

12 Federated Indians of California 

13 Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan 

14 Quapaw Tribe of Indians 

15 Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians and Prairie Band of Pottawatomie 

16 Choctaw Nation and Chickasaw Nation 

17 Snake or Piute Indians of Former Malheur Reservation in Oregon 

18-A Red Lake, Pembina and White Earth Bands and Minnesota Chip- 

pewa Tribe 

18-B Minnesota Chippewa Tribe and White Earth, Leech Lake and 

Mille Lacs Bands 

18-C Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, on behalf of the Chippewa Indians of 

the Mississippi and Lake Superior 

18-D Bois Forte Band of Chippewa et al. 

18-E Red Lake Band, et al, including Bay Mills Indian Community/ 

Sault Ste. Marie Bands 

18-F to H Bay Mills Indian Community, Sault Ste. Marie Bands, et al 

18-1 Red Lake, Pembina and White Earth Bands of Chippewa 

85


Docket 


18-J to Q Minnesota Chippewa Tribe 

18-R Bay Mills Indian Community, Sault Ste. Marie Bands 

18-S Minnesota Chippewa Tribe 

18-T & U Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, on behalf of the Chippewa Indians of 

the Mississippi and Lake Superior 

19 Minnesota Chippewa Tribe 


21 Creek Nation of Oklahoma; Creek Nation East of the Mississippi, 

Intervenor 

22-A Jicarilla Apache Tribe 

22-B Mescalero Apache Tribe 

22-C Lipan Apache Tribe, Mescalero Apache Tribe; Pueblo de San 

Antonio de la Ysleta del Sur and the Piros, Mansos and Sumas 

Tribes and the Pueblo of the Tigua Indian Community, Inter- 

venors; Tonkawa Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, amalgamated 

with and successors in interest to the Texas Tonkawa, Texas 

Lipan and Texas Karenkewa Tribes, Second Applicant for Inter- 

vention 

22-D San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona, White Mountain Apache 

Tribe of the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, White Mountain 

Apache Tribe or Group, San Carlos Apache Tribe or Group, 

Cibecue Apache Tribe or Group, Southern Tonto Apache Tribe 

or Group, Western Apache 

22-E Yavapai-Apache Indian Community, Fort McDowell Mohave- 

Apache Community 

22-F Yavapai-Apache Indian Community, Fort McDowell Mohave- 

Apache Community 

22-G Mescalero Apache Tribe 

22-H San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona, White Mountain Apache 

Tribe of the Fort Apache Reservation 

22-1 &.J Northern Tonto Apache Tribe or Group, Yavapai, Western 

Apache, Yavapai-Apache Indian Community, Fort McDowell 

Mohave-Apache Community, San Carlos Apache Tribe of 

Arizona, White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort Apache 

Indian Reservation, and on behalf of the Northern Tonto 

Apache Tribe or Group 

23 Chickasaw Nation 

24 Cherokee Nation, for and on behalf of the Western (Old Settler) 

Cherokee Indians 

25 Creek Freedmen Association 

26 Texas Cherokees and Associate Bands 

86

Docket 



27-A Delaware Tribe of Indians and Absentee Delaware Tribe of Okla- 

homa 

27-B to D Delaware Tribe of Indians 

28 Hannahville Indian Community 

29-A to K Hannahville Indian Community of Wilson, Michigan, Forest 

County Potawatomi Community of Crandon, Wisconsin, Pota- 

watomi Tribe or Nation of Indians 

29-L to P Hannahville Indian Community 

30 Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, Chiricahua Apache Tribe 

31 Indians of California 

32 Kiowa, Comanche and Apache Tribes of Indians 

33 Kaw Tribe of Indians 




37 Indians of California 

38 Kansas or Kaw Tribe of Indians 

39 Group of Choctaw and Chickasaw Petitioners 

40 Ottawa Tribe of Indians 

41 Western (Old Settler) Cherokee Indians 

42 Eastern (Emigrant) Cherokee Indians 

43 Western (Old Settler) Cherokee Indians 

44 Uintah Ute Indians of Utah 

45 Uintah Ute Indians of Utah 

46 Nooksack Tribe of Indians 

47 Yakima Tribe 

48 Chiricahua Apache Tribe, Warm Springs Apache Band, Chiricahua 

Apache Band 

49 Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, Warm Springs Band of 

Apaches, Chiricahua Band of Apaches, Fort Sill Apaches 

50 Choctaw Nation 


52 Choctaw Indians East of the Mississippi River, Choctaw Nation of 

Mississippi State 

53 Seminóle Nation 

54 Crow Tribe of Indians 



57 Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan, Saginaw, Swan 

Creek and Black River Group or Bands of Chippewa Indians 

58 Ottawa and Chippewa Indians of Michigan 

59 Saginaw-Chippewa Tribe 

87


Docket 


60 Makah Indian Tribe 

61 Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reserva- 

tion, Montana 

62 Assiniboine Indian Tribe 

63 Shoshone Tribe of Indians of the Wind River Reservation, 

Wyoming 

64 Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma 

65 Peoria Tribe of Oklahoma, Kaskaskia Nation 

66 Peoria Tribe of Oklahoma, Kaskaskia Nation 

67 Miami Tribe of Oklahoma 

68 Ottawa Tribe of Indians 

69 Navajo Tribe 

70 Hualapai Tribe 

71 Citizen Band of Potawatomi Indians, United Nations of Chip- 

pewa, Ottawa and Pottawatomi 

72 Absentee Delaware Tribe of Oklahoma 

73 Seminóle Indians of Florida 

74 Sioux Nation 

75 Emigrant New York Indians 


77 Seneca Nation of Indians 

78 Sioux Tribe of Indians of the Lower Brûlé Reservation, South 

Dakota 

79 Iowa Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Kansas and Nebraska, Iowa 

Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Oklahoma, Iowa Tribe or 

Nation of Indians 

80 Mission Indians of California 

81 Coeur D'Aleñe Tribe of Indians 

82 Northern Arapaho Tribe of Indians 

83 Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma 

84 Six Nations (Seneca Nation of Indians, Cayuga Nation, Oneida 

Nation, Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma, Oneida Nation of 

New York, Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin, Tuscarora Nation) 

85 Omaha Tribe of Indians of Nebraska 

86 Quechan Tribe of Fort Yuma Reservation, California 

87 Northern Paiute Nation 

88 Southern Paiute Nation 




90 Hualapai Tribe of the Hualapai Reservation, Arizona 

88

Docket 



91 Havasupai Tribe of the Havasupai Reservation, Arizona 

92 Upper Skagit Tribe of Indians 

93 Snoqualmie Tribe of Indians and on relation of the Skykomish 

Tribe of Indians 

94 Lower Pend D'Oreille or Kalispel Tribe of Indians 

95 Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, Sac and Fox Tribe of 

Missouri, Sac and Fox Tribe of Mississippi in Iowa, Sac and Fox 

of the Mississippi and the Sac and Fox Nation of Indians 

Occupying a reservation in the Territory of Oklahoma, and 

Confederated or United Tribes of Sac and Fox Indians 

96 Citizen Band of Potawatomi Indians of Oklahoma 

97 Suiattle-Sauk Tribe of Indians 

98 Muckleshoot Tribe of Indians 

99 Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, on behalf of the Pianke- 

shaw Nation 

100 Klamath and Modoc Tribes; Yahooskin Band of Snake Indians 


102 Papago Tribe of Arizona 


104 Sioux Indians of the Santee Reservation in the State of Nebraska 





109 Duwamish Tribe of Indians 

110 Lummi Tribe of Indians 

111 Citizen Band of Potawatomi Indians 

112 Kent Tribe of Schagthticoke Indians 

113 Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians 

114 Sioux Tribe of Indians of the Cheyenne River Reservation, South 

Dakota 

115 Sioux Tribe of Indians of the Crow Creek Reservation, South 

Dakota 

116 Sioux Tribe of Indians of the Lower Brûlé Reservation, South 

Dakota 

117 Sioux Tribe of Indians of the Pine Ridge Reservation, South 

Dakota 

118 Sioux Tribe of Indians of the Rosebud Reservation, South 

Dakota 

119 Sioux Tribe of Indians of the Standing Rock Reservation, North 

Dakota and South Dakota 

89


Docket 


120 Wyandotte Tribe and Nation 

121 Loyal Seminóle Group of American Indians 

122 Hualapai Tribe of the Hualapai Reservation, Arizona 

123 Cherokee Freedmen, and Cherokee Freedmen's Association 

124 Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, Miami Tribe of Indiana 

125 Snohomish Tribe of Indians 

126 Osage Nation 

127 Osage Nation 


129 Menominee Tribe of Indians 

130 Miami Tribe of Indiana 

131 Miami Tribe of Indiana 

132 Suquamish Tribe of Indians 

133 Ottawa Tribe 

134 S'Klallam Tribe of Indians 


Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Oklahoma, Sac and Fox Tribe 

of Indians of Oklahoma, Sac and Fox Tribe of Missouri, and 

Sac and Fox Tribe of Mississippi in Iowa 

13 5-A Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, Sac and Fox Tribe of 

the Missouri, Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa, Sac 

and Fox of the Mississippi, Confederated or United Tribes of 

Sac and Fox Indians 

136 Pueblo de Cochiti 

137 Pueblo de Zia, Pueblo de Jemez and Pueblo de Santa Ana 


Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Oklahoma, Omaha Tribe of 

Nebraska, Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, Sac and 

Fox Tribe of Missouri, Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in 

Iowa 




142 Sisseton and Wahpeton Bands or Tribes (Sioux) 


Missouri, Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa 

144 Pillager Bands of Chippewa Indians in Minnesota 

145 Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas, Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma 


147 Yakima Tribe of Indians 

148 Cabazon Band of Mission Indians of California 

90

Docket 



149 Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians 


151 Seminóle Nation of Oklahoma; Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of 

Florida, Intervenors 


153 Iowa Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Kansas and Nebraska, Sac 

and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma 

154 Kootenai Tribe or Band of Indians of Idaho 

155 Quileute Tribe of Indians, Hoh Tribe or Band of Indians 

156 Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reserva- 

tion, Montana 

157 Shoshone Tribe 


Missouri, Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa, Iowa 

Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Kansas and Nebraska, Iowa 

Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Oklahoma 

159 Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin 






165 Yakima Tribe, for and on behalf of the Wishram Band of Yakima 

Indians 

166 Creek Nation 




170 Pascagoula, Biloxi and Mobilian Consolidated Band of Indians 

171 Tee-hit-ton Indians 

172 Yuchi (Euchee) Tribe of Indians 

173 Cherokee Nation or Tribe of Indians 

] 74 Pueblo de Pecos, Pueblo de Jemez and Pueblo de Jemez acting for 

and on behalf of Pueblo de Pecos 

175 Nez Percé Tribe of Indians 

176 Yokiah Tribe of Indians 

177 Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation 

178 Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation 

179 Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, Joseph Band of 

the Nez Percé Tribe 

180 Nez Percé Tribe 

91


Docket 


181 Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, as the repre- 

sentatives of thé Colville Lake, San Poeils, Nespelem, Okanogan 

and Methow Tribes 

182 Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, Chiricahua Apache Tribe 

183 Fort Peck Indians of the Fort Peck Reservation, Montana 

184 Fort Peck Indians of the Fort Peck Reservation, Montana 

185 Colorado River Indian Tribes 

186 Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, Joseph Band of 

the Nez Percé Tribe 

187 Natives of Chi tina, Alaska 


189 Red Lake Band of Minnesota Chippewa 

190 Cherokee Nation 

191 Little Shell Band of Chippewa Indians sometimes known as the 

Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians and as the Pembina 

Band of Chippewa Indians 

192 Sioux Tribe of Indians of the Cheyenne River Reservation, South 

Dakota 

193 Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas, Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma, Kicka- 

poo Nation 

194 Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas, Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma, Kicka- 

poo Nation 

195 Sac and Fox Tribe of Missouri 

196 Hopi Tribe, and as a representative of the Hopi Indians and the 

Villages of First Mesa (Consolidated Villages of Walpi, Shitchu- 

movi and Tewa), Mishongnovi, Sipaulavi, Shungopavi, Oraibi, 

Kyakotsmovi, Bakabi, Hotevilla and Moenkopi 

197 Nisqually Tribe of Indians, Sa-heh-wamish Tribe, S'homanish 

Tribe, Stehchass Tribe, T'peeksin Tribe 

198 Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon 

199 Natives of Athabaska Indians of Stevens Village, Alaska 

200 Natives of Tatitlek Village, Alaska 

201 McGahey Band, Choctaw Nation 

202 Absentee Delaware Tribe of Oklahoma, Delaware Nation 

203 Puyallup Tribe 



206 Squaxin Tribe of Indians 

207 Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians 

208 Steilacoom Tribe of Indians 

209 Iowa Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Kansas and Nebraska 

92

Docket 



210 Hopi Village of Shungopavi 

211 Pueblo de Isleta 



214 San Juan Tribe of Indians 

215 Yana Tribe of Indians 


217 Citizen Band of Potawatomi Indians of Oklahoma, Potawatomi 

Nation 

218 Cowlitz Tribe of Indians 

219 Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa, Sac and Fox Tribe 

of Indians of Oklahoma, Sac and Fox of the Mississippi, Con- 

federated or United Tribes of Sac and Fox Indians 

220 Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma 

221 Little Shell Band of Indians, Chippewa Cree Tribe 

222 Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, et al. 

223 San Carlos Tribe of Arizona 

224 Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, et al. 

225 Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, Omaha Tribe and Nation 

226 Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma, Caddo Tribe of Indians; Alabama- 

Coushatta Indians of Texas, Coushatta Indians of Louisiana, 

Intervenors; Wichita Indian Tribe of Oklahoma and Affiliated 

Bands, Second Intervenors; Tonkawa Tribe of Indians of Okla- 

homa amalgamated with and successors in interest to the Texas 

Tonkawa Tribe and the Texas lipan Tribe and the Texas 

Karankawa Tribe, Third Intervenors 

227 Pueblo of Laguna 

228 Gila River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Indians of the 

Maricopa-Ak-Chin Reservation, Salt River Pima-Maricopa In- 

dian Community 

229 Navajo Tribe of Indians 

230 Cayuga Nation of Indians of Oklahoma 

231 Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, Iowa Tribe of the 

Iowa Reservation in Kansas and Nebraska, Iowa Tribe of the 

Iowa Reservation in Oklahoma 


Missouri, Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa 

233 Swinomish Tribe of Indians 

234 Chinook Tribe and Bands of Indians 

235 American Indians Residing on the Maricopa-Ak Chin Indian 

Reservation 

93


Docket 


236 Gila River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community 

237 Upper Chehalis Tribe, Chinook Tribe, Hoquiam Tribe, Humptulip 

Tribe, Satsop Tribe 

238 Kalapuya Tribe of Indians, Clakamas, Cow Creek Tribe, Lakmiut 

Tribe, Mary's River Tribe, Too-too-to-ney Tribe, Shasta Tribe, 

Chetco Tribe, Chinook Tribe, Tumwater Tribe, Coquillo Tribe, 

Rogue River Tribe, Santiam Tribe, Malalla Tribe, Tillamook 

Tribe, Umpqua Tribe, Wapato Tribe, Willamette Tribe, Yamhill 

Tribe 

239 Tillamook Tribe of Indians, Colapoola Tribe, Cascade Tribe, Chet- 

co Tribe, Chinook Tribe, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, 

Coquillo Tribe, Kusan Tribe, Kwatami Tribe, Molalla Tribe, 

Rogue River Tribe, Saintskea Tribe, Santiam Tribe, Shasta 

Tribe, Skoton Tribe, Too-too-to-ney Tribe, Tualatin Tribe, 

Umpqua Tribe, Willamette Tribe, Yamhill Tribe 

240 Tillamook Band of Tillamooks, Naalem Band of Tillamooks, 

Clatsop Tribe, Kathlamet Band of Chinooks, Nuc-Quee-Clah- 

We-Muck Tribe, Multnomah Tribe, Calapuya Tribe, Cascade 

Tribe, Clatskanie Tribe, Long Tom Creek Tribe, Luckemulte 

Tribe, Mary's River Tribe, Molalla Tribe, Pudding River Tribe, 

Santiam Tribe, Tualatin Tribe, Tumwater Tribe, Wapato Tribe, 

Willamette Tribe, Yamhill Tribe, Confederated Tribes of Siletz 

Indians, Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community, 

Oregon 

241 Delaware Tribe of Indians, Absentee Delaware Tribe of Oklahoma 

242 Quinaielt Tribe of Indians, Queets Band or Tribe 

243 Winnebago Tribe and Nation of Indians, Winnebago Tribe of 

Nebraska, Winnebago Indians of Wisconsin, Minnesota and 

Nebraska 



Nebraska 



Nebraska 

246 Red Lake and Pembina Bands of Minnesota Chippewa 




250 Fort Belknap Indian Community, sometimes referred to as the 

Gros Ventre Tribe and Assiniboine Tribe or Fort Belknap 

Indians 

94

Docket 







255 Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, Miami Indians of Indiana 

256 Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, Miami Indians of Indiana 

257 Kiowa, Comanche and Apache Tribes of Indians; Wichita Indian 

Tribe of Oklahoma, Plaintiffs and Intervenors 



260 Skokomish Tribe, Kahtai Band, Squahquaihtyl Band 

261 Samish Tribe of Indians 

262 Tulalip Tribes 

263 Kikiallus Tribe of Indians 

264 Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, Cayuse 

Tribe, Walla Walla Tribe, Umatilla Tribe 

265 Coos (or Kowes) Bay, Lower Umpqua (or Kalawatset), and 

Siuslaw Indian Tribes 

266 Pueblo de Acoma 












278 Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska, Angoon Community Associa- 

tion, Auk Tribe, Auk and Juneau Indians of Juneau, Chilkat 

Tribe, Douglas Taku Tribe, Kenya Tribe, Huna Tribe, Kaigani 

Tribe, Kake Tribe, Killisnoo Tribe, Kuiu Tribe, Lituya Tribe, 

Sanya Tribe, Sitka Tribe, Stikine Tribe, Tongass Tribe, Wrangell 

Federation of Indians, Yakutat Tribe 

279-A Blackfeet and Gros Ventre Tribes of Indians, residing upon the 

Blackfeet and Fort Belknap Reservations, Montana; Assiniboine 

Tribes of Indians, Intervenors 

279-B & C Blackfeet and Gros Ventre Tribes of Indians, residing upon the 

Blackfeet and Fort Belknap Reservations, Montana 

95


Docket 


280 Creek Nation East of the Mississippi 

281 Creek Nation East of the Mississippi 

282 Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians 

283 Mohave Indians of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, Chemehuevi 

Tribe 

284 Native Village of Gambell, Alaska and as representative or succes- 

sor to the St. Lawrence Island Eskimos 

285 Native Village of Unalakleet, Alaska, Unaligmut-Malemut Tribe of 

Eskimos 

286 Native Village of Shungnak, Alaska, Kowagmut Tribe of Eskimos, 

Unaligmut-Malemut Tribe of Eskimos 

287 Nisgah Tribe 

288 Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California 

289 Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma (Piankeshaw Nation), Ab- 

sentee Delaware Tribe of Oklahoma and the Delaware Nation 

290 Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin for itself and on behalf of 

the First Christian and Orchard Parties of Oneida Indians 

291 Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community 


293 Swinomish Tribal Community 

294 Skagit Tribe of Indians 

295 Mohave Indians of the Colorado River Indian Tribes 

295-A Mohave Tribe of Indians of Arizona, California and Nevada 

296 Skokomish Tribe of Indians 


298 Delaware Tribe of Indians 


300 Stockbridge Munsee Community, Stockbridge Tribe of Indians 

and Munsee Tribe of Indians 

301 Oneida Nation of New York, Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wis- 

consin, Oneida Nation 











96

Docket 




313 Peoría Tribe, Kaskaskia Nation 

314 Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, on behalf of the Wea 

Nation 

315 Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas 

316 Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas, Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma 

317 Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas 

318 Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma 

319 Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Reservation, California 

320 Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Reservation, California 

321 Tuscarora Indian Nation 

322 Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma 



325 Morongo Band of Mission Indians of California 

326 Shoshone Tribe of Indians of the Wind River Reservation, Wyo- 

ming 

3 26-A Te-Moak Bands of Western Shoshone Indians of Nevada, on 

behalf of the Western Shoshone Nation of Indians 

326-B Confederated Tribes of Goshute Indians 

326-C Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Hall Reservation, Idaho 

326-D to H Shoshone Tribe, represented by the Shoshone Tribe of Indians of 

the Wind River Reservation, Wyoming, and the Shoshone- 

Bannock Tribes, Fort Hall Reservation, Idaho 

326-1 Lemhi Tribe, represented by the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, Fort 

Hall Reservation, Idaho 

326-J Goshute Tribe 

326-K Western Shoshone Identifiable Group, represented by the Te- 

Moak Bands of Western Shoshone Indians, Nevada 

327 Confederated Bands of Ute Indians 

328 Southern Ute Tribe or Band of Indians 

329 Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Indians of Oklahoma 

3 29-A & B Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Indians of Oklahoma on its own 

behalf and as representative of the Confederated Tribes of 

Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians of the Upper Arkansas, and on 

behalf of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Indians 

329-C Northern Cheyenne Indians of the Tongue River Reservation, 

Montana 

329-D Northern Arapaho Tribe of Indians of the Wind River Reservation 

330 Southern Paiute Nation 

97


Docket 


331 Spokane Tribe of Indians, on its own behalf and on behalf of the 

Upper, Middle and Lower Bands of Spokane Indians 

332 Yankton Sioux Tribe 

333 Shasta Tribe of California Indians 

334 Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma 

334-A Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, Eastern Shawnee Tribe of 

Oklahoma, Black Bob Band 

334-B Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, on behalf of the Shawnee 

Nation 

335 Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, Absentee Shawnee Tribe of 

Oklahoma 

336 Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma and Absentee Shawnee 

Tribe of Oklahoma 

337 Absentee Delaware Tribe of Oklahoma 

338 Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, Kaskasia Nation, Wea 

Nation, Piankeshaw Nation, Absentee Delaware Tribe of Okla- 

homa, Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, Kickapoo Tribe 

. of Kansas, Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma, Citizen Band of Pota- 

watomi of Oklahoma, Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, 

Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma 


Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Oklahoma, Omaha Tribe of 

Nebraska, Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, Sac and 

Fox Tribe of Missouri, Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in 

Iowa 

340 Tuscarora Indian Nation 

341 Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma 

342 Seneca Nation 

343 Cayuga Nation of Indians, Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma 




345 Papago Tribe of Arizona 

346 Ridaught Band of Indians (Choctaw) 

347 Pitt River Indians of California 

348 Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Indians 

349 Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation on behalf 

of the Uncompahgre Band of Ute Indians 

350 Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation (Ari- 

kara, Gros Ventre and Mandan) 

351 Chemehuevi Tribe of Indians 

98

Docket 



352 Aleut Community of St. Paul Island 


354 Pueblo of San Ildefonso, Pueblo Indians of Rio Grande 

355 Pueblo of Santo Domingo 

356 Pueblo of Santa Clara 

357 Pueblo of Taos 

358 Pueblo of Nambe 

359 Lower Sioux Indian Community; Sisseton and Wahpeton Bands 

or Tribes, Intervenors 









364 Ottawa-Chippewa Tribe of Michigan 

365 Natchez Tribe of Indians 

366 Bannock Tribe 

367 Shoshone Nation or Tribe of Indians 

368 Tonawanda Band of Sénecas 

369 Aleut Tribe 

370 Natives of Palmer, Alaska 

99

ROYCE AREA INDEX 

11 13-G 147 13-L 

22 173 148 13-L 

23 173, 173-A,329-A 149 243,244 

48 315 151 11-A 

49 289 152 143 

50 83 153 359 

53 13-E, 139 163 341-A 

54 13-E, 139 164 341-A 

56 131 174 243,244 

63 99 175 153,158 

66 59,139 177 315 

67 105 179 193 

68 105 180 254 

69 135 181 254 

71 131 182 304 

72 131 183 304 

73 99,317 187 13-C 

74 99,317 190 146 

77 216 192 124-D 

78 216 193 124-D 

79 275 194 124-D 

87 13-F, 139 195 124-D 

88 13-F, 139 196 124-D 

96- A: 315 197 124-D 

98 315 198 124-D 

99 67 199 124-D 

11 D: 315 202 226 

11 1: 57,58 205 58 

11 3: 58 205 A:58 

11 7: 146 .220 18-C 

12( D: 135 226 153,158 

13 2: 254 242 18-C 

13 3: 254 243 360 

14 3: 27-A 244 153,158 

14 5: 146,254 245 243,244 

14 5: 254 251 124-D 

101

ROYCE AREA INDEX 

252: 124-D 439: 243 

253: 124-D 445: 18-^363 

254: 124-D 453: 18-B 

255: 124-D 454: 18-B 

256: 124-D 455: 18-B 

258: 124-D 456: 18-B 

261: 18-S 457: 18-B 

262: 153 469: 243 

266: 71-A 470: 243 

267: 243 475: 9 

268: 18-C 480: 276 

269: 18-C 482: 18-D 

289: 360,362 494: 219 

315: 225-A 496: 363 

316: 27-A, 72 497: 363 

323: 79-A 498: 341-A 

324: 79-A 499: 341-A 

325: 193,316-A 500: 341-A 

332: 18-U 501: 341-A 

333: 18-S 502: 341-A 

334: 18-S 506: 96 

335: 18-S 507: 18-B 

336: 18-S 509: 18-B 

337: 18-S 534: 173-A 

340: 18-S 535: 173, 173-A 

341: 18-S 538: 363 

342: 18-S 543: 173 

357: 18-B 549: 18-B 

358: 18-B 550: 18-B 

359: 18-B 565: 221-B 

360: 18-B 567: 18-B 

361: 243 568: 18-B 

404: 276 591: 173, 173-A 

410: 332-A 606: 173,173-A 

413: 360 627: 173, 173-A 

416: 243 628: 173, 173-A 

419: 219 692: 279-A 

436: 193 698: 276 

437: 193,316-A 

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