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Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land patent records
Indigenous land ownership and occupancy
SITN archival materials include Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land patent records and related federal documentation tied to ancestral families. These records demonstrate:
Indigenous land ownership and occupancy
Continuity of family presence in documented locations
Federal issuance of land patents to Indigenous individuals and families
BLM land patents are preserved as official historical land titles and are maintained within the archives to demonstrate ancestral land relationships and historical continuity.
SITN Land Rights
Land Relationships, historical Lineage & BLM Records
BLM Records
SITN maintains archival documentation showing ancestral land relationships through federally issued land patents and related records, including Department of Interior and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Indian land patents.
These records demonstrate:
Indigenous land ownership and stewardship
Continuous family occupancy tied to specific locations
Federal acknowledgment of Indigenous individuals and families as landholders
BLM land patents are preserved as primary-source historical evidence of Indigenous land tenure and continuity prior to and following removal-era policies.