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White Earth Band Ojibwe Genealogy Research
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The White Earth Band Ojibwe Indian tribe is also known as the Chippewa tribe. They prefer to call themselves Anishinaabe, which means "the original people".
Although the White Earth Band Indian Reservation is located in Becker County, Minnesota, the Ponsford Indian Community is west of Hubbard County and shares in the commerce of Park Rapids, the county seat of Hubbard County.
Minnesota Indian Land Cessions 1784-1894
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 1)
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 2)
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 3)
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 4)
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 5)
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 6)
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 7)
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 8)
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 1) A-L
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 2) M-Z
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 3)
White Earth 1911 Land List (part 4)
White Earth Indian Allotment List and Numbers
White Earth Genealogies 1913-1915 (Ransom Judd Powell Papers)
Historic Ojibwe Names
Below are some resources of Ojibwe ancestors
Heritage of the Chippewa Swan Family
Affidavits
The following affidavits were from the research of the late Betty Dubuque Ross and was submitted by her niece, Dori Dubuque Marszalek.
Marie LeCompt (LaCounte) "LeGros"
One of the best places to gather information for researching American Indian ancestry is on the Access Genealogy web site. There is a wealth of information on that site. Be sure to check out the Where to Start links.
Access Genealogy - Native American
Ojibwe Genealogical Information
Ojibwe Names (a few translations)
More Interesting Resources:
1948 A Birth Certificate Tells the Facts
Kitchi-Gami: Wanderings Round Lake Superior 1860
Kitchi-Gami: Life Among the Lake Superior Ojibway 1985
White Earth Land Recovery Project
Ancestry.com has the United States Indian Census 1885-1940 If you don't have a subscription, most libraries have computer access to the site.
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