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Record Group Number: 001025
Series/Collection Number: .S 1795
Creator: National Archives Microfilm Publications.
Title, Dates: Indian Territory 1900 federal census soundex, 1900
Amount: 42.00 microfilm reels 16mm
Medium Included:
Organization/Arrangement: Alphabetical.
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Biographical/Historical:
Summary:     This microfilm collection contains the 1900 census soundex rolls for numerous American Indian tribes, including the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Creek Indians (see the roll list of Series S1796 for the full list of enumerated tribes).  A Soundex record will generally include the name of the head of the household, other members of the household, their ages, sex, race, birthplace, and relationship to the head of the household.
    The Soundex is an alphanumeric coding system based on the spelling of the surname. The first letter of the surname is the letter of the code and the remaining letters (minus vowels and certain consonants) are converted into a numeric code.  The Archives contains Soundex coding books which can be used to determine the Soundex code.
    The Soundex is used as an index to determine which Indian Nation and Enumeration District an individual may be found in.  The Soundex also gives the the volume number, sheet number, and line number. Once these values are known, a researcher can go the the 1900 Indian Census to find the record of a particular individual.
Finding Aids: Microfilm listing available.
Additional Physical Form:
Reproduction Note: Microfilm
Location of Originals/Duplicates: Originals held by the National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.
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Publication Note: National Archives Microfilm Publication T1082-27, Indian Territory 1900 Federal Census Soundex.
General Note:
Electronic Records Access:
Subject Access Fields: Choctaw Indians.
Cherokee Indians.
Indians of North America Southern States
Creek Indians.
Seminole Indians.
Chickasaw Indians.
Indians of North America Florida
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