Scope and Contents

The Pascagoula River Tribe Collection consists of 19 video recordings and 34 oral history interviews and footage related to the ongoing legal proceedings and cultural heritage of the Pascagoula River Tribe in Mississippi. The videos include interviews with various individuals, discussions about genealogy, visits to significant locations, and reunion footage. The collection offers valuable insights into the tribe's history, personal stories, and efforts for federal recognition.

Abstract This collection is accessible digitally, may be used only with permission of Dr. Dixie Ray Haggard of the VSU History Department and must be requested from the VSU Archives.The Live Oak Mississippi Pasgoula River Tribal Recognition Papers are a digital collection created by Valdosta State University History professor Dixie Ray Haggard. These documents are related to the ongoing legal proceedings of the Live Oak Pasgoula Tribe in Mississippi who are trying to gain federal tribal...

Scope and Contents Pascagoula River Tribe Collection electronic records from Dr. Dixie Ray Haggard. Includes Includes emails, printed articles, genealogical research, webpages, finding aids, journal articles, photographs, etc.1. HardDrive 01: scanned documents and historical records. 2. HardDrive 02: Family Tree Files (Elaine's Family Tree). Converted to GED. 3. Vancleave Choctaw Tribal Recognition. Documents. 4. DVD-ROM. Lee, Dayna and Aubra Lee. "Choctaw Communities Along The Gulf Coast:...