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- Citizen Potawatomi Nation - People of the Place of the Fire
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation is the federally-recognized government of our people and represents over 38,000 tribal members It acts under a ratified Constitution and includes executive, legislative, and judicial branches
- 2025 Honored Families - Potawatomi. org
Brief histories of the 2025 Citizen Potawatomi honored families: Bourassa, Burnett, Melot, Navarre, Peltier, Wamego, Willmet, and Vieux
- Remembering the Trail of Death and its impact on the Potawatomi people
When the Potawatomi arrived on the reservation west of the Mississippi, the cold November weather and constant illness proved deadly After the taxing forced removal ended, cholera and other diseases tore through the community almost immediately
- Government - Potawatomi. org
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation is a federally recognized tribe of more than 38,000 Tribal citizens around the world To be eligible for Citizen Potawatomi Nation citizenship, individuals must be able to provide documents connecting them to an enrolled lineal ancestor Learn More >>
- Citizen Potawatomi Nation Graduates: Class of 2025
Citizen Potawatomi Nation Graduates: Class of 2025 June 17, 2025 Facebook Tweet Email Cole Adkins Edmond, Oklahoma Melot Beaubien Family B B A in Accounting Oklahoma Christian University Davry Amparano Elmore City, Oklahoma Vieux Lafromboise Family B S in Biology East Central University
- Surviving unknown lands - Potawatomi. org
The Potawatomi and French allied together during various wars and skirmishes, and overtime, some groups developed unique, distinctive European and Potawatomi-based cultures The extent of this influence varied greatly based upon geographic location
- Melot family history - Potawatomi. org
One of the founding Citizen Potawatomi Families, the Melot family traces their roots to French immigrants Joseph Melot and Claude Melot
- Burnett family history - Potawatomi. org
The Burnett family has a long, rich history with the Potawatomi people Kaukima, daughter of Potawatomi Chief Nanaquiba (Water Moccasin) and sister to Potawatomi Chief Topinabee (He Who Sits Quietly), married French fur trader William Burnett Kaukima and William had seven children: James, Abraham, John, Isaac, Jacob, Nancy and Rebecca
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