Legitimate-Process49

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r/Genealogy•

I found this document on fold3 that said the tribe and jurisdiction was the blackfeet agency and i was wondering if that meant the tirbe or if i had just hit a wall. I tried looking on google but it just made me more confused. So if anyone knows could you help me out?

(I didn't pay for it so I just have the free version)

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r/Genealogy•

I found this document on fold3 that said the tribe and jurisdiction was the blackfeet agency and i was wondering if that meant the tirbe or if i had just hit a wall. I tried looking on google but it just made me more confused. So if anyone knows could you help me out?

(I didn't pay for it so I just have the free version)

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Please help with pjo oc

OC Lore and Bios

So i had an idea of any oc but I didn't want to come across as disrespectful. It's like a child of a native american god so like a native american demigod basically. I haven't decided which god specifically I just wanted to make sure the general concept wasn't offensive. I thought It would be a unique aspect and if I wanted to write about it I could bring more awareness to native american mythology which is cool. And if it is okay,are there any gods I should stay away from? It's fine if it's not I just dont want to offend anybody or use their religon and stuff.

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r/Genealogy•

Hi I found a native american ancestor,whose on one of the the indian census rolls. The problem is i found this on ancestry and i don't have a subscription so I can't read more about it like what tribe and stuff. I thought maybe you guys could help me find a website that's 100% free that I could read it on.(I've tried the oklahoma historical society btw and they were there but I think it may be that they belonged to a tribe not on the rolles they show)

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r/Advice•

Hello i don't use this app often (not useful ik but idrc). I wanted to see if anyone could give advice on making friends,I dont make it a big part of my identity but it's probably important with this topic I have autism. But I feel like I just need to know what the person likes and stuff to talk to them so I know what to say and I can't do that with a total stranger so I was wondering if anyone experienced similar and if you got over it (I didn't word that the best but I can't think of a better way so sorry ig)

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r/Genealogy•

Hi, this is my first post here. I wanted to know if I could call myself native american. I know blood quantum was a colonial concept to "breed out the indian"(not my words),but I don't know what else to do,so I guess it's the best I could do. My great great grandmother was in an orphanage(i think I'm saying it correctly I don't remember the exact word it was) and she was native i believe it was 100% but I could be wrong. She was never alive in my life,but my grandma knew her. From what I could find I'm 1/12th native. I want to know if I could call myself native or if I'm too little. I researched the tribe she is most likely from alot if that helps or anything.

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r/Anxiety•

Everytime I get into a car with a heavy item or person(or if there is a lot of people in the car) I fear it breaking. It's not just cars it's also amusement park rides and things with support beams like the stanta Monica Pier for example I fear them breaking because I think the weight capcity is exceeded. I just want to know what this is called and if anyone could relate. I'm sure I didn't explain this perfectly, so I may come back and edit it.

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