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Archives Structure & Evidence Repository
Sharakhi Indigenous Tribal Nation - Archives & Evidence Repository
At Sharakhi Indigenous Tribal Nation, All materials referenced above—including affidavits, census records, land patents, treaty excerpts, and genealogical documentation—are preserved within the SITN Historical Archives. Documents are presented as primary-source materials for researchers, historians, and institutions.
Access the SITN Historical Archives
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This section provides a public overview only.
Detailed exhibits, sworn affidavits, and supporting documentation are maintained within the secured archival repository and published incrementally.
History & Lineage of the Sharakhi Indigenous Tribal Nation
Archives & Evidence Repository
Purpose of Archives
The Sharakhi Indigenous Tribal Nation (SITN) Historical Archives & Evidence Repository serves as the central preservation and reference system for primary-source documentation supporting the Nation’s historical continuity, lineage, land relationships, and cultural identity.
The Archives are maintained to:
Preserve original historical records
Protect Indigenous knowledge from erasure or misrepresentation
Provide transparency for researchers, historians, and institutions
Maintain an authoritative evidentiary record for future generations
All materials are preserved in their original or certified form and organized for scholarly and historical reference.
Evidence Repository
The SITN Archives are organized into indexed exhibits and collections. Materials are published incrementally and curated to preserve integrity, context, and provenance.
Core Exhibit Categories
Exhibit A — Foundational Declarations & Governance Records
Declaration of Indigenous Tribal Government
Constitutional and governmental records
Trust declarations and affirmations
Exhibit B — Genealogy & Lineage Documentation
Multigenerational family lineage records
Genealogical charts and family histories
Oral history summaries and elder attestations
Exhibit C — Census & Reclassification Records
Federal and state census documentation
Records reflecting racial reclassification policies
Supporting documentation demonstrating identity continuity
Exhibit D — Land Patents & Property Records
Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Indian land patents
Federal land title documentation
Records demonstrating ancestral land occupancy and stewardship
Exhibit E — Treaties & Legal-Historical Instruments
Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek (1830)
Choctaw Scrip Act (1842 – 5 Stat. 513)
Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw, and related treaties
Indian trust and private land claim statutes
Colonial-era treaty references
Exhibit F — Affidavits & Sworn Historical Statements
Affidavits of lineage and identity continuity
Affidavits of historical reclassification
Supporting sworn statements consolidating evidence
Exhibit G — Cultural & Oral Knowledge Records
Oral tradition documentation
Cultural teachings and practices
Indigenous knowledge preservation records