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Caddo Indian Genealogy
Tribal Pages
A listing of all the Caddo resources we could find by searching the Web
for you.
Caddo (contracted from Kä'dohädä'cho, 'Caddo proper,' `real Caddo,' a leading tribe in the Caddo
confederacy, extended by the whites to include the confederacy).
A confederacy of tribes belonging to the southern group
of the Caddoan linguistic family. Their own name is Hasínai, our own
folk.' See Kadohadacho.
History According to tribal traditions the lower Red
river of Louisiana was the early home of the Caddo, from which they spread
to the northwest, and south. Several of the lakes and streams connected
with this river bear Caddo names, as do some of the counties and some of
the towns which cover ancient village sites.
Native
American Land Patents
A listing by state and tribe for Land Patents issued
by the government to Native Americans
Notes on
the Caddo
Complete book online, a few genealogy pages are included in
this book.
Tribal Migrations East of the Mississippi
Four maps provide Tribal movement of the Muskhogean,
Siouan, Uchean, Iroquoian, Algonquian, and Caddoan.
Caddo
Mailing List
A mailing list for any one
researching their Caddo Ancestors
Post a
Caddo Query
Caddo History
Caddo Customs and Beliefs
Caddo Divisions and Totems
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