Unfortunately, there has never been a Native American on the Supreme Court.
Until recently, most Justices were white, male, protestants. Diversity is a fairly development, dating back to 1916, when Woodrow Wilson nominated the first Jewish Justice, Louis Brandeis.
It will likely take a while to create more ethnic balance because Supreme Court Justices are appointed for life, and often serve a long tenure. There have only been 111 appointments since the Court's inception in 1790.
So far, Presidents have nominated seven Jewish Justices; two African-Americans; and three women to the bench. On May 26, 2009, President Obama nominated Sonia Sotomayor, an Hispanic woman, to fill the seat recently vacated by retired Associate Justice David Souter. Her nomination was confirmed by a Senate vote of 68-31 on August 6, 2009.
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President George HW Bush appointed Justice Clarence Thomas to the US Supreme Court in October 1991. He is currently an incumbent on the bench.
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There never has been or is currently of today any native Americans found in that part of the world.
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Vilma Santos is an award winning actress and politician in her native Philippines. She is currently serving as Governor of Batangas Province in her native country.
In addition to signing many peace treaties with the Native Americans, he established trading posts to encourage Texans and Native Americans to trade. Serving as tribal emissary, Sam Houston was also granted Cherokee citizenship, and he married a Native American woman under Cherokee law.