Treaty and Citizenship
The Creek Freedmen are descendants of people formerly enslaved within the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. This site preserves family records, testimony, historical documents, and community knowledge for future generations.
Preserve the record. Reclaim the history.
Creek Freedmen
A public home for history, oral traditions, community stories, and genealogical research. The archive and public resources are free to explore.
Our History
Genealogy · justice · legacy
Community-Powered Preservation
The public archive is organized for long-term growth. Administrators publish media, while visitors can search, filter, listen, and watch without receiving upload access.
Audio & Video Archive
Oral histories, interviews, events, and documentary records.
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An administrator can publish the first audio or video item from the protected dashboard.
Genealogy and Family Research
Public information stays free; private tree building and research organization are member features.
Research Resources
Browse public historical material, archive entries, and community stories.
Share a Story
Registered users can contribute family and community stories for public review.
Open storiesTree + Research Workspace
Create a private family tree, save research links, and securely organize documents, small images, notes, and related artifacts.
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Voices and experiences shared by registered members.
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