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Additions & Deletions to Nation Roll

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Welcome our recent enrollments to the Seneca Nation!

Six (6) Additions to the Seneca Nation Roll – May 13, 2023 Regular Session of Council

  1. Rosemary Marie Frank – Turtle
  2. Carlynn Travis Hill – Bear
  3. Adam James Pagan Jr. – Wolf
  4. Koa Iris Phanco – Wolf
  5. Kobe Austin Stevens – Bear

On Behalf of the Seneca Nation, we send our heartfelt condolences to the families and friends that have lost their loved ones

Ten (10) Deletions to the Seneca Nation Roll – May 13, 2023 Regular Session of Council

  1. Christopher J Bevan – Heron
  2. Jeffrey Scott Breeden – Heron
  3. Lindzy Ellen Buffalo – Turtle
  4. Thomas Alan Darcy – Wolf
  5. Anna Maybee Epling – Turtle
  6. Lee Daniel Leroy – Wolf
  7. Blain Randolph Longboat – Hawk
  8. James Mitchell Luke – Wolf
  9. Karen Louise Maybee – Bear
  10. Rosemary Preischel – Wolf

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