Shawano, William, Clifford, Mabel, John, Floyd, & Beatrice – Case Record | Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways

Summary:

This is the record for Jake & Agnes Shawano’s children William Clifford, Mabel, John, Floyd, & Beatrice. This file contains applications, medical & dental records, grade reports, social worker logs & reports, blank forms, photographs, and correspondence.

People:

Bea Shawano, Beatrice Jones, Beatrice Shawano, Bill Chatfield, Blondie Kahgagab, Bud Ellis, Cecil H. Brown, Charles David, Charlotte Jones, Clifford Shawano, Dan Fisher, Dan Shawano, Della Ryan, Don Jones, Dorothy Pelcher, Edison Pelcher, Edna Shawano, Eleanor Peterson, Elizabeth Jones, Emma Jackson, Ernest Kahgagab, Eveyln Pelcher, Floyd Jones, Floyd Shawano, Frank Christy, Gordon Henderson, Harry Jones, Henry Wabegeshik, Jacob Fisher, Jake Murphy, James Shawano, Jane Sickler, Jennie Collins, Jennie Fisher, Jere Charlow, Jerome Jones, Jessie Wabegeshik, Joe Hargraves, John Jackson, John Merritt, John Pelcher, John Shawano, Jonas Kahgagab, Julia Khas, Kenneth Bergen, L. E. Baumgarten, Larry Chatfield, Laura Marie Jackson, Laura Shaw, Lawrence Chatfield, Lucy Crampton, Luella Hart, Mabel Pelcher, Mabel Shawano, Margaret Brown, Mary Shawagen, Mary Shawano, Mary Solomon, Melvin Khas, Nancy Bailey, Nancy Dagg, Nancy Hart, Nellie Peters, Olin Marshall, Olive Gwinn, Pauline Morseau, Pearl Jackson, Pearl Marshall, Peru Farver, Ruby Jackson, Sarah Fisher, Simon Peter, Solomon Jackson, Stella Chatfield, Theodore Chamberlain, Thomas Murphy, Ursula Wheaton, V. D. Guittard, Vera Chamberlain, Walter Chamberlain, William Murphy, William Shawano

Location Description:

North Branch MI, Detroit MI, Weidman MI, Gregory MI, Beal City MI, Clawson MI, Pontiac MI, Ann Arbor MI, Dearborn MI, Blanchard MI, Mt. Pleasant MI

Protocol:

Ziibiwing Center Public Access

Community:

Ziibiwing Center

Category:

Boarding Schools

Tribe(s):

Chippewa

Keywords:

Anishinabe of Michigan, Chippewa, Student Record, Social Work Record, Ford Trade School, North Branch MI, Detroit MI, Weidman MI, Gregory MI, Beal City MI, Clawson MI, Pontiac MI, Ann Arbor MI, Dearborn MI, Blanchard MI, Mt. Pleasant MI

Collections:

Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School

Creator:

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

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: 158332682

Subject:

Mt. Pleasant Indian School Record

Type:

scanned document

Format:

Textual Records


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