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1860 Census of the 1832 Creek Orphans

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" I William H Garrett, United States Agent for the Creek Indians, do hereby certify, that the foregoing and attached list is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a true and correct Census of the Orphans and their Representatives, of the second Article Treaty of March 24th 1832, and that diligent pains and great care were taken to ascertain the true orphans and correct number, which said Census was ordered by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs by letter dated August 31st 1860. " more

The orphan numbers in the 1860 census are different than what appear on the later censuses and payrolls. In this transcription the 1860 Census and the indexes have been appended with the orphan numbers used on the 1867 Census and 1870/1883 payrolls. The heirs listed could also be a niece, nephew, cousin, or representative.

1860 Census of the 1832 Creek Orphans

Part 1, Orphans 1-129 Towns: Coweta Broken Arrow Locher po ker Che ar har (of Verdigris) Os o che Ho tul le ho yar ner Hit chi te Ar pe kar Lower Eu fa la Kun char te Big Spring So wo kol lo O kar wi ke

Part 2, Orphans 130-286 Towns: Cus se ta Hat che chu pa Tal war thlocco Euchee Tar ke kees (of Tallapoosa) New Yorker Tuck a par hee Kia li che

Part 3, Orphans 287-418 Towns: Poken Tal la has see Toke parf kar We a gofe ke Ar pe ho che To to kar ke Ok fus kee Kia mul ke Hil lup pe Tal mo chusse Upper Eu fa la Alabama To war sar Fish Pond Us sil lar nub bee Thle war thle

Part 4, Orphans 419-573 Towns: Artusse Thlarp thlocco Tal lis see hut che Tal lis see Hickory Ground Tars ke kee (Canadian) Oak tar har sar see Oak char ye Po chis hat che Oak char yo che Wewoka

Index to Orphans: (Census arranged by orphans) A-H ... I-M ... N-S ... S-Y

Index to Heirs: (Census arranged by heirs) A-G ... H-L ... M-S ... S-Y