Photoduplicated annual reports containing narratives and statistics for the Seminole Tribe of Florida. The reports, which were submitted to the Office of Indian Affairs (Bureau of Indian Affairs) and the U.S. Indian Service, include population census, land ownership, health, income, and related information. Several reports were submitted by Lucien A. Spencer, Special Commissioner, and by Francis J. Scott and J.L. Glenn, Superintendents of the Seminole Agency. This series is arranged chronologically.

Photoduplicated correspondence received by Commissioner of Indian Affairs primarily pertaining to the Seminole Tribe and Florida Indians. Topics include the Seminole War, "Florida Indians emigrating west of the Mississippi," Indian negroes, Seminole prisoners, health, and population rolls. The files in this series are arranged chronologically.

Photoduplicated correspondence received by the Office of Indian Affairs primarily pertaining to the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Topics include land, education, crime, population, tribal leadership, and health. This series is arranged chronologically.

Photoduplicated correspondence received by the Office of Indian Affairs primarily pertaining to the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Topics include land acquisition, the Christian Church, whiskey consumption, field work, education, crime, the Industrial School, health, and an anti-government attitude among the Seminoles. J.E. Brecht is a subject of much correspondence (e.g., pertaining to whiskey matters). The files in this series are arranged alphabetically according to subject.

Catalogs and pamphlets by the National Archives and a publishing company listing microfilm and other resources pertaining to Native Americans. This series is arranged alphabetically.