Anderson, Elizabeth, Victor, & Lillian - Student Record | Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways

Summary:

This is the record for James and Elizabeth Anderson's children Elizabeth, Victor, and Lillian. This file contains applications, dental records, and correspondence.

People:

Elizabeth Anderson, Victor Anderson, Lillian Anderson, James Anderson, Faith Anne Anderson, Violet Anderson, Victor Niganiwina, Lester Wells, Fredrick Lee, George Peters, Mary Young, Della Ryan, Dennis Cabay, Mamie Cabay, C. F. Ramsay, Anna G. Knight

Location Description:

Flandreau SD (Flandreau Indian School), St. Ignace MI, Sault Ste. Marie Mi, Sault Ste. Marie ONT, Baraga MI (St. Joseph Orphanage), Standish MI, Marne MI

Protocol:

Ziibiwing Center Public Access

Community:

Ziibiwing Center

Category:

Boarding Schools

Tribe(s):

Chippewa

Keywords:

Chippewa, Anishinabe of Michigan, Student Record, Mt. Pleasant Indian School, St. Ignace MI, Sault Ste. Marie MI & ONT, Baraga MI, Standish MI, Marne MI, Flandreau SD

Collections:

Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School

Original Date:

1924 September 17th

Creator:

Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, Mount Pleasant Indian School and Agency, Mount Pleasant Indian School, 1892–July 1, 1934, Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, Tomah Indian School and Agency, 1893–September 17, 1947

Language:

English

Traditional Knowledge Labels:

Source:

NARA Chicago, Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs 1793-1999, Series: Student Case Files 1893-1946

External Links:

RG 75 BIA, Mt. Pleasant Indian School Records

Identifier:

NAID: 158331469

Subject:

Mt. Pleasant Indian School Student Record

Type:

scanned document

Format:

Textual Records, PDF scanned document


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