Here you should find the name, age, sex, blood and census card number for your ancestor. The census cards were the enrollment cards that were filled out for each family member who enrolled. Besides names of other family members, census cards contain the name of the father and mother of each individual, the former slave owner's name of the freedmen families, the place of residence of the family and earlier rolls that the family was listed on. These census cards will help connect to earlier rolls of the tribe. The information on the census card was taken from the application made by each enrollee.
Applications exist for both accepted and rejected applicants.
These applications can be ordered from the Oklahoma Historical Society or the Ft. Worth, TX branch of the National Archives. The Tulsa City-County Library has copies of both the Final Rolls and the census cards. Using the rolls and records created for and by the Five Civilized Tribes can be a great help to genealogists. These sources can be rich in information and can assist researchers in locating and documenting ancestors who were members of the Five Civilized Tribes.