Sprinkett, Nelson and William – Case Record | Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways

Summary:

This is the record for Fred & Sarah Sprinkett’s children Nelson and William. This file contains a grade report, case forms, court documents, medical records, applications, social worker logs & reports, and correspondence.

People:

Nelson Sprinkett, William Sprinkett, Fred Sprinkett, Sarah Sprinkett, Lena Bushey, Lena Bousha, Olive Gwinn, Sarah Lewis, Cecil H. Brown, Margaret Brown, Walter Whitcomb, Henry Young, Fred Yelle, Tony Haug, Sarah Whetung, Frank Christy, Lena Cheney, Susan

Location Description:

Baie de Wasai MI, Sugar Island MI, Lapeer MI, Flandreau SD, Marquette MI, Ann Arbor 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, Baie de Wasai MI, Sugar Island MI, Lapeer MI, Flandreau SD, Marquette MI, Ann Arbor MI, Michigan Home & Training School, Flandreau Indian School, University Hospital, State Home at Oakdale

Collections:

Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School

Original Date:

1932 December 5th

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: 158332761

Subject:

Mt. Pleasant Indian School Record

Type:

scanned document

Format:

Textual Records


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Sprinkett, Nelson and William – Case Record

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