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What Now? Helpful Contact Information for Your Search
by Christina Berry

I frequently get genealogy requests from visitors to this site. More often then not the question is, "It seems I've gotten as far as I can on my own. Now what?" In this article I've tried to compile contact information for some of the more frequently asked questions.

If you have a Dawes roll number and would like the full file on your ancestor you can get this at the National Archives in either Washington D.C. or Fort Worth, Texas.

    National Archives and Records Administration
    700 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
    Washington, DC 20408
    Phone: 866-325-7208
    E-mail

    The Fort Worth facility maintains the retired records from Federal agencies and courts in Arkansas, Louisana, Oklahoma, and Texas.

    Street Address:
    501 West Felix Street, Building 1
    Fort Worth, Texas 76115-3405

    Mailing Address:
    P.O. 6216
    Fort Worth, Texas 76115-0216
    Phone: 817-334-5515
    E-mail: ftworth.archives@nara.gov
    Fax: 817-334-5511

If you have your Dawes Roll information and would like to join the Cherokee Nation you will need to contact the Cherokee Nation Tribal Registration Office.

If you are still trying to get started with your research you can get genealogy help from the Cherokee Heritage Center.

If your Cherokee ancestors are from the North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia area you will want to contact the Eastern Band of the Cherokees for help with your genealogy research.

    The Eastern Band of Cherokees
    Qualla Boundary
    P.O. Box 455
    Cherokee, NC 28719
    Phone: 828-497-4771

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