Craig Roberts Scott, CG®, FUGA
Researching the indigenous people of North Carolina is challenging. Most of the records available to researchers are in the materials created by government agencies. Records include allotment records, annuity rolls, census records, correspondence, and school records.
(Image source: “North Carolina Indians Geography”, North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs, North Carolina Department of Administration, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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