Indexes to School Age Children, 1924–1954

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Indexes to School Age Children, 1924–1954

1924-1954

https://catalog.archives.gov/id/1101831

This series includes records of Osage Indian students who were attending public, mission, and Bureau of Indian Affairs secondary schools. A few students also attended colleges and universities. The information given for each student includes the student's name, dates that he/she attended school, grade levels, and locations of the various schools. The cards also give information about the student's parents including whether the parent was white or Osage Indian, sex, and date of birth. If the parent was Indian, the card indicates what degree of Indian blood the person had and whether the parent was unallotted or restricted in managing financial affairs. There is also an index that appears to be children attending public schools from 1946-1951.

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National Archives at Fort Worth

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National Archives at Fort Worth

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United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Osage Agency

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In 1851 the Osage Subagency and the Neosho Subagency were combined to form the Neosho Agency which was responsible for the Osage, Quapaw, Seneca, and Mixed Band of Seneca and Shawnee. This agency was placed under the Southern Superintendency where it remained until transferred to the Western Superintendency in 1867. An Act of Congress of July 15, 1870 (16 Stat. 335) provided for the removal of the Osages from Kansas to a reservation in the north central part of Indian Territory on land to be ...