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A few times in the last year or so I've asked for help with
Cherokee Indian research, and at last I've found some references
that we can use.  I'll list a few, from an unmarked newspaper
article that turned up on my desk (from a black hole, obviously):

Cherokee Blood, Volume 1, by Shirley Hoskins, 2321 Brookwood Drive,
Chattanooga, TN 37421--based on microfilm records;

Major Genealogical Record Sources of the Indians of the United
States, Genealogical Dept., 50 East North Temple Stret, Salt Lake
City, Utah 84150  ($1.30 for this brochure, it says here.)

American Indian Historical Society, 1451 Masonic Avenue, San
Francisco, CA 94117--for free brochure

Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1951 Constitution Avenue, NW, WDC 20245--
lists of agencies and locations of documents that may not be on file
in National Archives.

-arlan andrews