<p>Recorded on June 10 in Tahlequah, OK. Gene Norris, senior genealogist with the Cherokee National Research Center, helps make sense of centuries-old documents that record Cherokee history in his lecture, "19th and 20th Century Cherokee Rolls and Censuses Explained.”Watch all Lunch & Learn videos at: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLAaEbcbNmanxxnXPVF59r7XS8v4JBgcr&feature=shared</p>

Recorded on June 10 in Tahlequah, OK. Gene Norris, senior genealogist with the Cherokee National Research Center, helps make sense of centuries-old documents that record Cherokee history in his lecture, "19th and 20th Century Cherokee Rolls and Censuses Explained.”Watch all Lunch & Learn videos at: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLAaEbcbNmanxxnXPVF59r7XS8v4JBgcr&feature=shared

<p>Recorded on June 10 in Tahlequah, OK. Gene Norris, senior genealogist with the Cherokee National Research Center, helps make sense of centuries-old documents that record Cherokee history in his lecture, "19th and 20th Century Cherokee Rolls and Censuses Explained.”Watch all Lunch &amp; Learn videos at: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLAaEbcbNmanxxnXPVF59r7XS8v4JBgcr&amp;feature=shared</p>

19th and 20th Century Cherokee Rolls and Censuses Explained

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19th and 20th Century Cherokee Rolls and Censuses Explained