The applications, which have been reproduced on 348 rolls of microfilm as M1104, were received from persons living all over the United States (not just in Indian Territory) and contain the applicant's' name, residence, age, sex, place of birth, and information about children, parents, and other relatives. According to the National Archives, the "roll was prepared by Guion Miller from 45,847 applications covering about 90,000 persons. The 1909 Guion Miller Roll is of major use to Eastern Cherokee researchers.
North Carolina, Native American Census Selected Tribes, 1894-1913 is a database available on Ancestry Library Edition. Another roll available is the 1851 Chapman Roll. You can search many of these rolls at Access Genealogy. List includes sources for both Eastern and Western Cherokees. Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory Research: Rolls & Census. Eastern Cherokee Census Rolls, 1835–1884. Eastern Enrollments and Census Enumerations, 1835-1940. Below are some other sources used for working on the genealogy of a Cherokee family.Ī good starting point: these articles that describe the various "rolls" - lists of tribal members - taken at different times in Cherokee history. There are many people who do have Cherokee ancestors even though they are not eligible for tribal membership. #Cheerokee indian blood quantum calculator registration#
Access the Baker Rolls at Access Genealogy (free but registration required). 
See it on Ancestry Library Edition under "U.S., Cherokee Baker Roll and Records, 1924-1929" available at all Gaston County libraries. 1 by Bob Blankenship has an index to the Baker Rolls. View the entire roll on microfilm at the Main Library, Gastonia, in the North Carolina Collection. The 1924 Baker Roll is available in the following locations: No DNA/blood testing is performed or acceptable for this calculation. *Blood quantum is calculated from your ancestor listed on the 1924 Baker Roll. You must possess at least 1/16th degree of Eastern Cherokee blood.*. A direct lineal ancestor must appear on the 1924 Baker Roll of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. 
Official Government Website of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians You must meet the requirements to become a member of the Eastern Band: To find other books on Cherokee history, search our catalog by Subject for Cherokee History. Tracing Ancestors among the Five Civilized Tribes: Southeastern Indians Prior to Removal. Once you have some clues indicating that a particular ancestor was Cherokee, consult the following books for information on specific resources: This guide focuses on resources dealing with the Eastern Band.
The two largest groups of modern Cherokees are the western Cherokee Nation () located in Oklahoma where the Cherokees were sent in 1838 – 39, and the Eastern Band of Cherokees () here in North Carolina.
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