FIPnation's Genealogy Task Force specializes in uncovering Tribal Roll entries, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) census records, Indian Census Rolls, tribal enrollment documents, and historical records that help individuals reconnect with their Indigenous ancestry. We have the largest network of indigenous American genealogists in history.

 

Sometimes, ancestors may not be found on rolls. However, our staff has proven methods to help get through certain walls that our people often encounter when building family trees and doing genetic genealogical studies with advanced DNA studies beyond the corrupt cookie-cutter DNA kit processes. Our team can take the raw DNA file and ethically integrate it into studies with less bias and no negative systematic agenda. 

 

Our research extends across many of the major publicly available tribal rolls and citizenship records, including the Dawes Rolls, Guion Miller Roll, Baker Roll, Henderson Roll, Chapman Roll, Old Settler Roll, Wallace Roll, Kern-Clifton Roll, Drennen Roll, Hester Roll, Eastern Cherokee applications, Cherokee Census records, Cherokee Freedmen records, and numerous tribal censuses, annuity rolls, agency records, and reservation records maintained by the National Archives and other repositories.

 

Through comprehensive genealogical research, historical documentation, and lineage reconstruction, we help members reclaim, document, and preserve their Indigenous heritage for future generations.