Seminole Tribe
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- Official Site: The Official Home of the Florida-Seminole Indians
- Official Site: Seminole Nation Of Oklahoma
- Official Site: Miccosukee Seminole Nation
- Wikipedia: Seminole
- Article: Florida Seminole and Miccosukee Indians: Trade, Change, Adaptation and Innovation
- My Florida: Seminole History
- Access Genealogy: Seminole Indian Tribe History
Seminole Tribe History
- Native Languages: Seminole Indian Languages
- Kindred Trails: Seminole Indian Genealogy & History
- Miccosukee Seminole Nation: Miccosukee Seminole History
- Seminole Tribe of Florida: Historical Timeline
- NativeAmericans.com: Seminole Facts
- Florida Memory Project: Osceola
- Wikipedia: Black Seminoles
Seminole Tribe Society
Seminole Religious Beliefs
- Seminole Tribe of Florida: Seminoles and Christianity
- Indigenous Peoples' Literature: Hitchiti-Mikasuki Creation Story
- The New York Times: "Indian Leader Faces Trial In Panther Slaying"(1984)
- Seminole Nation of Oklahoma: Great Seal Of The Seminole Nation
Seminole Traditional Dress
- Seminole Tribe of Florida: Seminole Clothing: Colorful Patchwork | Beads & Culture
- Bella Online: Seminole Indian Wooden Doll and Clothing
- Native Tech: The Seminole Longshirt | Southeast Region Clothing Styles
Seminole Tribe Culture and Crafts
- Seminole Tribe of Florida: Seminole Culture
- Florida Memory Project: Seminole Doll Making | Photographs of Seminole Dolls
Seminole Tribe Leaders and Key Figures
- Seminole Nation of Oklahoma: Seminole Nation, Indian Territory History & Genealogy | Seminole Nation Leaders
- Wikipedia: Osceola
- Access Genealogy: Seminole Indian Chiefs and Leaders
- Wikipedia: Billy Bowlegs
Seminole Tribe Blogs and Message Boards
- Amerindgen: Five Civilized Tribes Genealogy Forum
- GeorgiaGenWeb: Second Seminole War Casualties Message Board
Seminole Tribe Timeline
- 1510: First recorded European contact with Seminole ancestors
- 1740: Alachua, earliest recorded Seminole town
- 1804: Osceola born near Tuskeegee, Alabama
- 1816: First Seminole War begins after Jackson crosses into northern Florida
- 1835: Osceola leads Seminoles at Battle of Withlacoochee
- 1855: Billy Bowlegs leads attack on U.S. Army surveyors. Third Seminole War begins
- 1858: Third Seminole War officially ends with capture of Bowlegs
- 1890s: Seminoles and whites begin to trade peacefully
- 1926: Hurricane devastates Everglades wilderness, many Seminoles homeless
- 1946: Creation of United States Indian Claims Commission
- 1953: U.S. House Resolution proposes termination of Seminole Tribe
- 1957: Seminole Constitution ratified. Tribe gains federal status: Seminole Tribe of Florida
- 1992: Seminoles in Florida and Oklahoma collect land claims against the U.S.
- 1996: Fort Pierce reservation established
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