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*A member of either the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, or Seminole Indian tribe in the southeastern United States.  
*A member of either the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, or Seminole Indian tribe in the southeastern United States.  
*Applicants were'''required to be living in Indian Territory (Oklahoma) '''to qualify for tribal enrollment. (The 1900 Federal census will help you determine if they were living and where).  
*Applicants were '''required to be living in Indian Territory (Oklahoma) '''to qualify for tribal enrollment. (The 1900 Federal census will help you determine if they were living and where).  
*Alive during the enrollment period between 1896 and 1905.  
*Alive during the enrollment period between 1896 and 1905.  
*If your ancestor died prior to 1893, you could search for surviving children or grandchildren in the Dawes Commission records.
*If your ancestor died prior to 1893, you could search for surviving children or grandchildren in the Dawes Commission records.
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Applications for enrollment include affidavits, vital records, letters, questionnaires, and decisions mentioning relatives, dates, and places.  
Applications for enrollment include affidavits, vital records, letters, questionnaires, and decisions mentioning relatives, dates, and places.  


Letter logs include name, address, date of letter, file number, date received, subject, and action taken. Letters are with the applications.  
Letter logs include name, address, date of letter, file number, date received, subject, and action taken. Letters are with the applications.


==== '''1. Use the Index to Find an Ancestor’s Roll Number'''  ====
==== '''1. Use the Index to Find an Ancestor’s Roll Number'''  ====
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