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If you do the research online, Ms. Harjo's Blood Quantum comes out to this,

1/8 Creek (at most) - She says he was "Creek" - but she also says her father's grandfather was the "full blooded" Creek.1/4 Cherokee (at most) - She's somewhat undecided here. In some articles she claims her mother is "half" and in some articles "part" Cherokee.

1/8 Irish

1/8 French

...and part "African American" through Osceola (I thought Osceola was SEMINOLE not Creek!)

I don't know. Someone ask her her real blood quantum. This will clear things up! And make sure she has a blood quantum card from her reservation to prove it! Ha ha!!

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