Indian census rolls, Fort Yuma, 1905-1935
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Microfilm of originals in the National Archives in Washington, D.C.
With: United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs / Indian census rolls, 1885-1940
Includes the following information: 1905: Yuma (California, Arizona, Mexico) 1906-1914: Missing 1915-1920: Yuma 1921: Yuma, includes new allottees, births and deaths 1922: Yuma, also includes new allottees 1923-1925: Yuma, includes new allottees; Cocopah 1926-1930: Yuma, Cocopah 1931-1934: Yuma and Cocopah with supplemental rolls which contain additions, deductions, births, deaths, stillbirths 1935: Supplemental rolls only which contain additions, deductions, births, deaths
Some pages wanting, faded, bleeding through, etc.
See also Colorado River and San Carlos under "Indian census roll, (Agency) ..." in Author/Title catalog (microfiche).
For later rolls see Colorado River under "Indian census roll, (Agency) ..." in Author/Title catalog (microfiche).
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