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FamiliesSummary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on the family history of Lucinda Little Bird, age 11, including information on her mother, Agnes, and her siblings.
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FamiliesSummary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on the family and home life of Victor Little Bird. Hamner mentions three siblings, Lucinda, Clinton, and Frances.
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Families, Health, Disease, and MortalitySummary
Leo C. Decker reports Harry and Mabel Walker own 80 acres of land, which Mabel inherited, and cultivate 60 acres of it.Tribe(s)
Sioux (Santee)
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Families, Health, Disease, and MortalitySummary
Leo C. Decker reports Mary owns 20 acres of land and has a large garden.Tribe(s)
Sioux (Santee)
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FamiliesSummary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner reports on family background information for Gilbert Miller.Tribe(s)
Sioux (Rosebud)
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FamiliesSummary
School Social Worker Delphine Current reports that the Walker home is in good condition. She stated that "Mr. Walker explained that they didn't live like white people, but they were comfortable."
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Families, Health, Disease, and MortalitySummary
Leo C. Decker reports Leo and Mabel Peniska own 35 acres of land in good condition and that children work to help support the family.Tribe(s)
PoncaPeople
Leo Peniska, Mabel Peniska, Andrew, Leo, Clara, Irene, Vera, Lora, Larma, Paul, Mark, Elwood, Leo C. Decker
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FamiliesSummary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner makes claims about the condition of the Drapeau family and home.Tribe(s)
Sioux
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Coming to Genoa, Families, Health, Disease, and Mortality, Leaving GenoaSummary
Document describes relationship between multiple members of the Webster and Fremont families as well as general living situation.People
Julia, Morgan, Ida, Robert Smith, Theresa Lyndell, Emily Smith Hollowell Lovejoy, Jennie Solomon, Francis Grant, J. R. Asley Decatur, Grace G. Hallowell, Emily, Susan, Julia, Charley Fremont, Leona, Mrs. Emily Webster, Mrs. Webster, Mr. Webster, Sarah, Mary Pappan Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchel, Louis Webster, Mrs. Mitchell, Helen Fields, John Fremont, Emily Webster, Annie Webster, Sarah Webster, Annie Webster, Leona Webster, Rebecca Fremont, James Fremont, Norman Fremont, Hazel, May, Emily Fremont
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FamiliesSummary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner complains about not being let into the home to interview the family and lists people she believes live in the home.Tribe(s)
Winnebago
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FamiliesSummary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner writes approvingly of the Hensley house, but states Moses should go to school away from the reservation.Tribe(s)
WinnebagoPeople
Moses Hensley, Albert Hensley, Martha Hensley, Martha, Ellen, Mary, Sybil Evelyn, William Albert, Agnes
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Families, Health, Disease, and MortalitySummary
School Social Worker Lucile Hamner discusses Marie's mother's relationship with Oliver Lincoln.Tribe(s)
Sac and Fox