But my cousins were Muscogee..and Bodéwadmi...and I am Bodéwadmi also.....or Anishinaabe as they called themselves.
I happen to live on a Rez....that is not my own. But in Oklahoma, yes.
One of my Great Great grandfathers used to run the trails taking pioneers West and preaching to them going East. He must have been married two dozen or more times ~ only had one kid we know of, but he sure did try. He married at least three Indian women over the years (maybe more but there's no records) ~ one of them definitely from up at an early "agency" at Sault St. Marie that had people from dozens of tribes.
We may be closer cousins than you imagine ~ then, one of his brothers had a son who ended up hanging around the old Menominee reservation ~ and the outcome of that is I have an awful lot of cousins in reservations all around the Great Lakes.
Still, going back further than that a couple of generations, they all seemed to be living in the Oneida lands in Iroquoia. Lots of whites, Indians and mixed people there at the time of the revolution. Our guys were all scouts with the Americans forces.