Genealogy & Hematologist

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SITN recognizes bloodline as a matter of ancestral descent and kinship, historically acknowledged within Indigenous customary systems. References to blood type or biological markers appear within historical affidavits as contextual evidence and are preserved as part of the archival record.

The Nation does not rely on modern DNA genetic testing systems to define identity. Instead, SITN preserves:

Documented descent through family records

Federal Census Records (Proving Forced Reclassification & Paper Genocide)

Oral traditions and elder testimony

Blood-rights connected to Land rights in connected to the Bureau of Land Management and land patents

Treaty Authority - Supreme law of the land

Historical recognition of Indigenous families prior to forced assimilation 

Geographical Ancestral Mapping

Genealogy & Hematologist records

According to Hematologist Type O is prevalent in Indigenous Copper, Brown, and Dark Nations of people. It has been proven by scientific evidence that type O + is the most ancient blood type on mother Earth carried in the veins of the original Indigenous Nations of  North, South, & Central America Nations. 

SITN confirms ancestral locations through historical geographic analysis tied to sacred indigenous regions such as Mississippi, Arkansas, Virginia, Louisiana, Arizona, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois (Cahokia Mounds) and Chicago (Zhigaagong). These territories reflect the last known Geographical locations of SITN ancestors before forced migration or assimilation which is all supported by federal census records, BLM Land Patents and Hematology blood types of indigenous peoples.

Noah webster 1828 dictionary 

American: An Aboriginal or one of the various copper-colored natives found on the American continent by the Europeans.