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Government records show that individuals from these tribal nations attended the U.S. Indian Industrial School at Genoa, Nebraska: Arapaho, Cheyenne, Chippewa, Cree, Crow, Flathead, Kickapoo, Kootenai, Mohawk, Oglala Sioux, Omaha, Paiute, Pend d'Oreille, Piegan Blackfeet, Ponca, Potawatomi, Rosebud Sioux, Sac and Fox, Santee Sioux, Shawnee, Shoshone, Sisseton Sioux, Standing Rock Sioux, Winnebago, and Yankton Sioux.
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Education and Curriculum, Labor, Training, and OutingSummary
Regarding Sam B. Davis offer of harnesses being sent to Pine Ridge.People
Sam B. Davis
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Labor, Training, and OutingSummary
Regarding Alex Iron Whiteman going home.
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Labor, Training, and Outing, Leaving GenoaSummary
Form notes Roth has 160 acres of inherited land and has been "working for white men and farming for self" since he left school.Tribe(s)
OmahaPeople
Roth Dixon
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Labor, Training, and OutingSummary
Form notes Rose is still attending Genoa at the grammar school level.Tribe(s)
OmahaPeople
Rose Blackbird
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Families, Labor, Training, and Outing, Leaving GenoaSummary
Form states Pearly keeps house, farms 80 acres of her own land, and has three children attending school in Pender, Nebraska.Tribe(s)
OmahaPeople
Pearly Campbell Essex
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Labor, Training, and Outing, Leaving GenoaSummary
Form states Mary owns 80 acres of land and "supports herself by her own efforts" in both house keeping and poultry-raising.Tribe(s)
OmahaPeople
Mary Pearl Hanika
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Labor, Training, and Outing, Leaving GenoaSummary
Form states Andrew attended Haskell as well as Genoa, owns 80 acres of land, and farms Henry Milton's land in exchange for half of the crop.Tribe(s)
Omaha
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Labor, Training, and Outing, Leaving GenoaSummary
Form notes Leta received training in teaching and works as a teacher in Mountain View, Missouri.Tribe(s)
OmahaPeople
Leta Von F. Meyers
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Labor, Training, and Outing, Leaving GenoaSummary
Form states James trained in harness making at Genoa and has helped his father farm since leaving Genoa.Tribe(s)
OmahaPeople
James McCauley
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Families, Labor, Training, and Outing, Leaving GenoaSummary
Form states Lucy only attended lower grades, received training at Genoa as a housekeeper, and has three children attending Genoa.Tribe(s)
OmahaPeople
Lucy Saunsoci Black
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Labor, Training, and Outing, Leaving GenoaSummary
Form notes Daniel owns and farms 80 acres of inherited land.Tribe(s)
OmahaPeople
Daniel B. Merrick
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Families, Health, Disease, and Mortality, Labor, Training, and Outing, Leaving GenoaSummary
Form states William attended Genoa for about a year, is working in farming for his father, and did not attend school longer because he "has always been sickly."Tribe(s)
Omaha