| Dear Fellow Genealogist,
Yesterday marked the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, a day recognizing Indigenous people, cultures, histories and communities around the world. For genealogists researching Native American ancestry in the United States, that history can make genealogy research complex and deeply personal. Records may be scattered across tribal, federal, state and local sources.
In today's newsletter, you'll find expert answers to questions about researching Native American ancestors. We also take a closer look at using Dawes Rolls for genealogy research and share important do's and don'ts for approaching Native American family history respectfully.
Researching with care, respect and good citations,
— Katharine, Digital Editor of Family Tree Magazine
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