Shawnee Indian Mission Vertical Files - Indians
The Shawnee Indian Mission maintains file folders with information about the American Indian topics below.
American Indian - Christian Adaptation
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001 “All Tribes Hymn Book” compiled and edited by Harry D. Folsom
002 “Indian Epiphany” and “The Huron Indian Christmas Carol” extracted from The Pageantry of Christmas, The Life Book of Christmas Vol Two by the editors of Life
003 Genealogy chart of Methodist Episcopal Church 1784-1968” from lecture notes of Professor Hal Knight
004 Excerpts from Salvation and the Savage, an Analysis of Protestant Missions and American Response, 1787-1862 by Robert F. Berkhofer
005 “An Indian version of the Twenty-Third Psalm”
006 Information on Religion from "Kansas, A Guide to the Sunflower State" page 112 (See Kansas folder in Locations section)
007 The Gospel of the Redman and Indian Bible compiled by Ernest and Julia Seton
008 Article concerning the Shawnee Hymnal Album Johnson County Museum Summer 1998
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American Indian - Culture
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001 “Everything an Indian Does Is In A Circle” statement from Black Elk Speaks as told through John G. Neihardt
002 Birds, Beads & Bells remote sensing of a Pawnee Sacred Bundle by Diane L. Good
003 “The Medicine Wheel” created by Kara Hawkins based on Sun Bear’s vision
004 “Behold a white buffalo” miracle birth beckons Indians by Linda Kanamine and Debbie Howlett USA Today Sep 14, 1994
005 “The Under World and the Emergence”
006 Explanation and concept of the Dream Catcher
007 Pamphlet “Pipestone National Monument Pipestone Quarrying” The National Park Service
008 Explanation of the Prayer Drum
009 “A Native Prayer” by Medicine Grizzly Bear
010 Native American 10 Commandments
011 Extract from the works of Oscar Barbarin containing an explanation of the Cultural Deficit Model, the rationale for its use, and the implications it has on Indian student self-esteem
012 Comparison of Indian cultural values versus Non-Indian cultural values
013 “Developing Native American Interpretation” by Debbie Cottrell The Magazine of the Midwest Open Air Museums Coordinating Council Summer 1995
014 Fact sheet “Food Contributions of American Indians” and other interesting information derived from American Indian culture
015 “Poaching – Is it irresponsible to appropriate Native American stories?”
016 “’Indian giver’ results from cultural clash” Dear Abby column Feb 4, 1997
017 “Indian Lore – Pemmican” by Julian Harris Salmon extracted from The Book of Indian Crafts
018 Description of the came Shinny
019 American Indian cultural view of existence
020 Talking Stick
021 Brief description of Wampum
022 “To remain who you are” books from early this century teach American Indian children the continuity of culture by Terri Baumgardner
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American Indian - Early History
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001 “Ancient Cultures” by John Cottler Missouri Resource Review pages 17 to 21
002 “Indians among earliest inhabitants”
003 “Cahokia: Metropolis of the Mound Builders” by Timothy F. Wilson and “Woodhenge” by Karen E. Hong Cobblestone Apr 1993
004 “We the First Americans” U. S. Department of Commerce Sep 1993
005 “Earth lodge pays tribute to Plains people and their way of life” by Mary L. Sherk The Kansas City Star Jun 18, 1995
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American Indian - Education and Missions
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001 Fact sheet “Indian Missions in Kansas”
002 “Indian Education at the Best Colonial Colleges” by James Axtell Colonial Williamsburg, Winter 2008
003 “Government targeted ‘everything Indian’ in children” by Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji) The Kansas City Star Sep 3, 1995
004 Kaw / Kansa Indian Mission at Council Grove, KS
005 History of the Kansa or Kaw Indians
006 “New Views of Shawnee Mission, No. 8” by Rodney Staab
007 “American Indian boarding schools: ‘That hurt never goes away’” by Matt Kelley Kansas City Kansan Apr 25, 1999
008 “Funding for tribal colleges getting short shrift” by J. L. Albert USA Today Dec 15, 1992
009 “Best of Intentions – Indian Schools” Voices Nov 1996
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American Indian - General Information
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001 Booklet “About American Indians – Native Americans Yesterday and Today” by Channing L. Bete Co Inc.
002 “Shawnee Mission Indian Historical Society – 30 Minute Neighborhood Indians along the Border” by Ted W. Stillwell
003 Booklet “Where Indians Live: American Indian Houses” by Nashone
004 Chapter titled “Indian Tribes in the North-Western Territory” from Life Among the Indians by Rev James B. Finley edited by Rev D. W. Clark pages 92-127
005 An education coloring Book “Plains Indians” by Peter M. Spizzirri
006 Miscellaneous maps of tribal locations in United States and list of ten great Indian leaders
007 “The Indian Tribes of North America” by John R. Swanton from Bureau of American Ethnology pages 1-11, 56-57, 60-61, 72-75, 96-99, 116-121, 170-171, 174-175, 222-235, 238-243, 272-273, 292-302, 306-307, and 324-325
008 “Native Americans” from American Ethnicity – The Dynamics and Consequences of Discrimination by Adalberto Aguirre pages 91-117
009 Various term definitions comparing Indian to Non-Indian from unknown source
010 “The Indians: They Were Here” by Roy Hewitt Columbus Dispatch Magazine Jul 4, 1976
011 Powwows pamphlet concerning all Indian Nations by Joan Morrison 1991
012 Articles relating to general Indian demographics USA Today Mar 25, 1992
013 Fact sheet “Indians of Kansas Area”
014 Article “Mission Schools and the Americanization of Indians in Kansas” by Sara Keckeisen page 24 from Journal of the Kansas Anthropological Association vol. 9 no. 2 1988
015 “Reservations for Indian Tribes”
016 Map of the Indian frontier as a result of removal 1825-41
017 Movement of Indian Tribes into Oklahoma
018 Indian Land Cessions
019 “Indians of Kansas” and “The Western or Indian Territory” extracted from William Cutler’s History of the State of Kansas
020 “Indian removal as seen by European travelers in America” by Gary C. Stein The Chronicles of Oklahoma Vol LI Number IV, Winter 1973-74
021 “Native Americans and Slavery” by Randy Krehbiel Cobblestone Feb 1993
022 “Central Plains” National Geographic Magazine Sep 1985
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American Indian - Languages
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001 “Bibliography of the Algonquian Languages” by James C. Pilling
002 Presentation given at the Shawnee Indian Mission “Algonquian Linguistic Relationships”
003 Indian Christian Hymnal – Oneida Indian with pronunciation guide
004 Indian language guide of unknown source
005 “Universal American Indian Sign Language” by William Tomkins
006 “Shawnee root language once had branches across country” by Rodney Staab Shawnee Journal Herald May 30, 1990
007 “Indian Names is Missouri and Kansas” by W. L Webb Kansas City Times May 8, 1909
008 Indian Symbols
009 Brief explanation of Algonquian
010 Article about Iroquoian Family language
See also Shawnee Stems and the Jacob P. Dunn Miami Dictionary
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American Indian - Miscellaneous
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001 Pamphlet “The Indian People of Ahwahnee”
002 “Plains Indians” Faces Oct 1992
003 “Early Days” by Stanley A. Freed Faces Oct 1992
004 “The Last Hurrah of the Mohave” by M. G. Stano Wild West Dec 1994
005 Brief description of the Cuartelejo Apache
006 Postcard showing replica of Southern Cheyenne tipi
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American Indian - National Archives Microfilm Catalog 1984
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A003 001 “American Indians” a select catalog of National Archives microfilm publications.
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American Indian - Organizations
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I002 001 Pamphlet “Heart of America Indian Center”
002 Russell Means “MM interview” by John Edgar Wideman Modern Maturity Sep-Oct 1995
003 Visible Horizons pamphlet
004 Visible Horizons – Indian Nations Youth Program 1994
005 Article about Visible Horizons “Program helps Indian youths” by Julius A. Karash The Kansas City Star Aug 20, 1995
006 Article about the Native American Health/AIDS Coalition “Expanded services for Indians is goal” by Lila LaHood The Kansas City Star Aug 30, 1998
007 Article “Adopt a Grandparent program helping reservation’s seniors” by Chet Brokaw The Kansas City Kansan Aug 12, 1999
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American Indian - Reservations
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001 “Young Indians Far More Likely Than Others to Attempt Suicide”, “Native American you suicide” by Paul Leavitt, “Docs question prohibition on reservations” by Mike Snider USA Today Mar 25, 1992
002 “The Reservations” extracted from Kansas the Thirty-fourth Star a Pictorial Album by Nyle H. Miller
003 “Reservation Life on the Great Plains” by Lisa M. Sita
004 Reservation map extracted from The Long Death: The last Days of the Plains Indians by Ralph K. Andrist
005 In response to editorial “An end to reservations” article “Native Americans aren’t the ones who should change” by Justin P. Orr Aug 23, 1999
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American Indian - U. S. Government - Legal Activities
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A004
001 “Speech in Defense of Indian Rights during the Congressional Debate Over the Indian Removal Act of 1830” by Senator Theodore Freylinghuysen Chapter 9 Register of Debates in Congress, 20th Congress, Session 1
002 “Evidence # 3 Letter from No-tin-no” letter to Superintendent of Indian Affairs from Ottawa tribal members
003 Notes on Indian Agent’s reports 1840, 1843, 1856, 1854, and 1838
004 “Evidence # 5 Letter from Amelia J Labedia” letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs from New York Indian Amelia J. Labedia
005 “Bill Clinton on Issues of Concern to Native Americans” the Clinton Plan for Native Americans
006 Article “The worst federal agency” about the Bureau of Indian Affairs by Michael Satchell with David Bowermaster U. S. News and World Report Nov 28, 1944
007 “Indian Treaties” from The Rights of Indians and Tribes
008 Information about, and maps of, Indian Removal Act of 1830 – 1889
009 Various legal cases pertaining to land distribution
010 “Indian leaders encourage unity” about legal activities with Northwest tribes/nations Nov 9, 1997
011 Treaties and Agreements
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Blackfoot Indians
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B001 001 “Romancing the Blackfeet” by Hugh A. Dempsey Natural History Apr 1992
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Cherokee Indians
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C001
001 Resume of Terra Coons Fredrick Cherokee teacher and basket weaver/instructor
002 “Roll of Shawnee Cherokees prepared under the Act of March 2, 1889”
003 “Cherokee Trail of Tears” as told by Private John G. Barnett
004 “Cherokee Legends and the Trail of Tears” adapted by Thomas Bryan Underwood
005 “William Penn Adair - Cherokee Slaveholder and Indian Freedom Advocate:” by Paul Kelton The Chronicles of Oklahoma Vol LXXVII Number One Spring 1999
006 Map of the Trail of Tears extracted from “Trail of Tears – The Rise and Fall of the Cherokee Nation by John Ehle
007 Pamphlet “Redfern” Cherokee style baskets and beadwork
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Choctaw Indians
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001 “Lost among the Choctaws during a tour in the Indian Territory, 1845” by Rev William Graham The Chronicles of Oklahoma Vol L Number 2 Summer 1972
002 “The final move of the Choctaws1825-1830” by Rex Syndergaard The Chronicles of Oklahoma Vol LII Number 2 Summer 1974
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Delaware - Nation - Tribes
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D001
001 “The Delaware Indians in Kansas – 1829-1867” by Alan W. Farley
002 Delaware Muster Roll: Those who served in Florida War by Indian Agent B. F. Robinson Sep 8, 1853
003 Delaware Muster Roll of the Florida War Veterans who applied for bounty land by Indian Agent B. F. Robinson Sep 8, 1853
004 “Evidence # 2 Letter from Captain Nahkowan” letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs from Delaware Indian leaders Jan 6, 1840
005 Copy of correspondence from Indian Agent Cummins regarding building a Blacksmith Shop among the Delaware Indians
006 “Black Beaver spent a lifetime working for and with whites to promote interracial peace” by Tincia Seginski Wild West Dec 1994
007 “Tribe restores Delaware Cemetery gravesites” by Mary Rupert Kansas City Kansan Apr 20, 1997
008 “Piper Burial site forces change - Developer to revise plans around Delaware chief’s grave in Piper” by Andre Riley Kansas City Kansan Aug 21, 2002
009 Article about Delaware people
010 Copy of 1839 partial report stating the Delaware’s desire to have their annuity paid in money
011 Copy of 1846 report from Indian Agent R. L. Cummins regarding census and finances of Delaware Tribe at the Fort Leavenworth Agency
012 Copy of 1846 report from Indian Agent R. L. Cummins regarding census and finances of Delaware Tribe at the Fort Leavenworth Agency
013 Copy of 1951 letter from Delaware Tribe to President Fillmore regarding agreement to use the Shawnee Indian Mission
014 Copy of Nov 29, 1951 Kansas Agency report on paying Delaware Annuity
015 Copy of Aug 22, 1854 letter from Delaware Tribe to Col Cummins Superintendent of Indian Affairs regarding school funds
See Copy of 1842 report on estimate of funds for the Fort Leavenworth Agency for the year 1843 in Shawnee Indians – Nation – Tribe – Agents folder
See Monument articles in Wyandotte County folder
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Education
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E001 See American Indian - Education and Missions folder
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Fox Nation
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F001 See SAC and FOX Nation.
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Iowa Indians - Nation - Tribe
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I004
001 Indian words from Charlene Dodd Duncan to Rodney Staab
002 “1700 Ioway Indian Farm” The Advocate Jun 2003
003 Pamphlet “Iowa, Sac & Fox Mission”
004 “Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska” page 8 Kansas Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Commission Native American Resource Handbook
005 Brief overview of the Iowa Indian Nation extracted from Powwows pamphlet
006 Brief description of the Iowa Indians from article “Four Native American Tribes Remain in Kansas” Jan 1944
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Iroquois Nation
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I005
001 “We the people” by Estelle Jarden Lima Herald 1991
002 Article about Iroquois
003 Article about Iroquoian Family language
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Kansas Indians
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K001
001 “Indian Presence in the Kansas City Region by Dr. William E Unrau
002 “Kansas will Inaugurate State-wide Observance of American Indian Day” by Cecil Howes Kansas City Times Sep 23, 1946
003 Extract from Geary and Kansas by John H. Gihon
004 “The Native American in Kansas” Kansas Kaleidoscope
005 Kansas Archeology Week posters 1995, 1997, 1998, and 2000
006 Kansas Census 2000
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Kaw/Kansa Nation
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K002
001 “Homecoming – Kaw Nation returning to homeland after 128 years” by Amy Bickel Emporia Gazette
002 “Kaw Nation” pages 9-12 Kansas Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Commission Native American Resource Handbook
003 “The Last of the Kaw” by Gene Smith The Capital Journal Oct 6, 1996
004 “Fading Kansa Tribe strives for rebirth” by Paul Wenske Kansas City Star Jul 7, 1991
005 Kaw / Kansa Indian Mission at Council Grove, KS
006 Brief description of the Kansa Indians
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Kickapoo Nation
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K003
001 Reference to “Kennekuk, the Kicapoo Prophet” from Patsy Moss research
002 “Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas” pages 13-16 Kansas Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Commission Native American Resource Handbook
003 “Native American Heritage Emphasized at Kickapoo nation School” Jan 1944
004 “The Kickapoo Beader – Judy Coser” Oklahoma Today June July 1996
005 Brief overview of the Kickapoo Nation extracted from Powwows pamphlet
006 Brief description of the Kickapoo Nation from article “Four Native American Tribes Remain in Kansas” Jan 1944
007 Copy of Jun 29, 1838 letter discussing how the Kickapoo Tribe would receive their 1839 Annuity
008 Copy of 1846 report from Indian Agent R. L. Cummins regarding census and finances of Kickapoo Tribe at the Fort Leavenworth Agency
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Missions
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M001 See American Indian - Education and Missions folder
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Nez Perce Indians
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001 “Come Home Again” by Lyric Wallwork Winik The Kansas City Star Jun 15, 1997
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Organizations
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O001 See American Indian - Organizations folder
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Osage Indians
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001 “Living with the Land” by Ginny Wallace Nov 1988
002 Brief description of Osage Indian
003 “An Experiment in Education: The Osage Manual Training School, Views from Letters” by Barbara Speas Havira The Chronicles of Oklahoma Vol LXXVI Number Four Winter 1998-99
004 “Osage Oxonian: The heritage of John Joseph Mathews” by Terry P. Wilson The Chronicles of Oklahoma Vol LIX Number 3 Fall 1981
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Ottawa Indians
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O002 See Ottawa Kansas folder
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Pawnee Nation
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P001
001 Pamphlet “Pawnee Nation – A Guide to Pawnee Sites in Kansas and Nebraska”
002 “Pawnee Nation” pages 17-18 Kansas Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Commission Native American Resource Handbook
003 Pamphlet “Pawnee Indian Village Museum”
004 Pamphlet “Pawnee Earthlodge”
005 Brief description of the Pawnee Indians life
006 Postcard showing Pawnee Indians in a teepee
007 Article describing Coronado encounter with Pawnee
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Potawatomi Nation
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P002
001 “The Prairie Band Potawatomi – Chapters in Time”
002 “Father Benjamin Petit and the Potawatomi Trail of Death” Fulton Country Historical Society
003 “Trail of Death” www.kansasheritage.org
004 “History of the Prairie Band Potawatomi” by Gary E. Mitchell
005 “Citizen Potawatomi Nation” pages 19-22 Kansas Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Commission Native American Resource Handbook
006 “Prairie Band of Potawatomi” pages 23-24 Kansas Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Commission Native American Resource Handbook
007 Article “On the Rez” about life on the Potawatomi Indian Reservation in northeast Kansas by Shirl Kasper Star Magazine Aug 22, 1993
008 Brief overview of the Potawatomi Nation extracted from Powwows pamphlet
009 Brief description of the Potawatomi Nation from article “Four Native American Tribes Remain in Kansas” Jan 1944
010 “Sacred Heart Mission among the Potawatomi Indians” by Maxine Fightmaster The Chronicles of Oklahoma Vol L Number 2 Summer 1972
See also Potawatomi Baptist Manual Labor Training School by Thomas P. Barr
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Powwows
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001 Powwows pamphlet
002 “Pow Wow to feature Indian dancing” by Carmen Cardinal Kansas City Kansan Jul 17, 1991
003 “Powwows celebrate heritage” by Shifra Stein The Squire Oct 28, 1993
004 “Keeping tradition alive” Kansas City Star Nov 8, 1988
005 38th Annual Pow Wow pamphlet
006 6th Annual Standing Bear Pow Wow pamphlet
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Sac and Fox Nation
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S001
001 Article concerning Sac and Fox tribe “Indian tribes get help learning own language” Kansas City Kansan Jun 23, 1995
002 Pamphlet “Sac and Fox Nation of Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska"
003 Pamphlet “Iowa, Sac & Fox Mission”
004 Brief overview of the Sac and Fox Nation extracted from Powwows pamphlet
005 Brief description of the Sac and Fox Nation from article “Four Native American Tribes Remain in Kansas” Jan 1944
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Shawnee Indians - Nation -Tribe - Agents Reports
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001 Copy of Nov 20, 1831 letter from Cape Girardeau Shawnee Tribe regarding their desire not to be on the Kansas River with other Shawnees
002 Copy of 1842 report on estimate of funds for the Fort Leavenworth Agency for the year 1843
003 Copy of 1846 report from Indian Agent R. L. Cummins regarding census and finances of Shawnee Tribe at the Fort Leavenworth Agency
004 Copy of May 3, 1855 letter from Delaware Agency regarding Shawnee orphans
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Shawnee Indians - Missionaries
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S002
001 “Shawnee co-existed in proximity of White Men from early colonization by Europeans” by William H. Oakley
002 “The Shawnees” Chapter 9 extract from Indians on the Savannah River by Dixon Hollingsworth
003 Note cards prepared by William H. Oakley concerning Shawnee Indian culture, History, and Treaty Making
004 “When Shawnees Die they go to Probate Court: Cultural Practices of the Kansas Shawnees, 1830s – 1860s” by Rodney Staab
005 Shawnee Indian Information fact sheet
006 “Being Shawnee in Territorial Kansas”, Album Johnson County Museums Spring 2004
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Shawnee Indians - Nation -Tribe - Dispossession
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S003 001 “The Dispossession of the Kansas Shawnee” by John W. Ragsdale, Jr. UMKC Law Review
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Shawnee Indians - Nation -Tribe - Draper Manuscripts
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S004
001 Article concerning Lyman C. Draper “Historian avoided gory details in writing about Shawnee Indians” by Rodney Staab
002 “Guide to the Draper Manuscripts” by Josephine L. Harper
003 “Draper’s Notes” Vol 23S-27S State Historical Society of Wisconsin Draper Manuscript Collection
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Shawnee Indians - Nation -Tribe - Folklore
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S005
001 Extract concerning Shawnees “Indian Tribes of North America” by Barbara Leitch pages 422 to 424
002 “The Shawnee Indians: Their Customs, Traditions and Folk-Lore” by Joab Spencer from Kansas Historical Collections Vol X 1907-1908 pages 382 to 402
003 “The Life of a Shawnee”
004 “Shawnee Folk-Lore”
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Shawnee Indians - Nation -Tribe - General
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001 Manuscript Collections Relating to the Shawnee Kansas State Historical Society Manuscript Collections
002 “Shawnee – Shawnee Indians” extract from Encyclopedia Americana 1958 Edition page 667
003 “United Tribe of Shawnee Indians (UTOSI)”
004 Map of Shawnee locations and movements
005 “Diversity within the Shawnee” Album Johnson County Museums Winter 1997
006 Information about the Shawnee Indians from Kansas State Historical Society
007 “The Shawnee”
008 “Shawnee History”
009 “Indian History, Part 5” from William G. Cutler’s History of the State of Kansas
010 “Peek into the Past – A look at the Shawnee Indians” Album Johnson County Museums
011 “The Shawnee Indians” Their Customs, Traditions and Folk-lore” from the Kansas Historical collections Vol X 1907-1908 pages 382 to 396
012 Partial description of the Shawnee Indians extracted from Indian Tribes of North America page 422
013 Article about Shawnee people
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Shawnee Indians - Nation -Tribe - Legal Matters
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001 “Judge rejects Sunflower site claim by tribe” by Rick Alm and Finn Bullers Kansas City Star Apr 1, 2004
002 “Bill gives Loyal Shawnee Tribe recognition” Shawnee News-Star Jan 24, 2003
003 “Indian Treaties” from American Indian Answers to Today’s Questions pages 32 to 39
004 “Indian group fails to block park sale” Kansas City Kansan Jun 23, 1999
See also:
Shawnee Indian Mission – Law Suit – Shawnee Tribe versus State of Kansas 1989
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Shawnee Indians - Nation -Tribe - Local Area
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S006 001 “The Shawnees in Kansas” by Grant W. Harrington 1937 #181of 500
002 “Shawnees were pitted against Seminoles in ‘unnatural war’” by Rodney Staab
003 “The Shawnee Indians in Johnson County” by Jerry C. Roy
004 Kansas Census – 1857 including Indian census pages 25 and 26
005 Maps of Indian reservations in 1840 Album Johnson County Museums
006 Article concerning “Paithuckoosaw and the Absentee Shawnee”
007 “Diversity within the Shawnee” Album Johnson County Museums
008 Listing of Shawnee Indian Agents
009 Article “A Holy Battleground: Methodist, Baptist, and Quaker Missionaries among Shawnee Indians, 1830-1844” by Kevin Abing Kansas History Vol 21, Number 2, Summer 1998
010 Miscellaneous facts about local Shawnee Indians
011 Content of letter written by Council of Shawnees to President of the United States requesting assistance Mar 6, 1838
012 Names of Shawnee Soldiers who obtained bounty land warrants for services rendered in the Florida War Sep 8, 1853 Manuscript 264 page 511
013 Copy of Shawnee Payroll Nov 1862
014 “The Shawnee in Johnson County: Pioneer Settlers, Traders, Developers” Album Johnson County Museums Winter 1994
015 “Being Shawnee in Territorial Kansas” Album Johnson County Museums Spring 2004
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Shawnee Indians - Nation -Tribe - Ohio
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S007
001 “The Scioto Trail or Warriors’ Path”
002 Enumeration of Shawnee emigrated West of the Mississippi Apr 8, 1830 Manuscript 237 page 137 and 138
003 Enumeration of Shawnee remaining in State of Ohio Apr 9, 1830 Manuscript 237 page 136
004 Muster roll of company of emigrating Shawnee Indians from Ohio Sep 15, 1833 Manuscript 264 page 590
005 “Indian Trails in Pickaway County” by Nancy Lu Conard Pickaway Quarterly, Fall 1974
006 “Shawnee Philosophy – Behavioral Codes” by Nancy Lu Conard Pickaway Quarterly, Spring 1975
007 “Two Shawnee Chiefs of Pickaway County” by Johnda T. Davis Pickaway Quarterly, Winter 1968
008 “Cornstalk” thumbnail biography of Shawnee Chiefs of Ohio
009 “Boone and Blackfish – Another Story” by Nancy Lu Conard Pickaway Quarterly, Summer 1980
010 Collection of articles by Sam Wright “Shawnee Indians – Ohio”
011 “Battle of Fallen Timbers”
012 “Shawnee Country – A Profile of Ohio’s Shawnee History”
013 Sketch map of “The Ohio country of the Historic Indian Period” compiled by H. C. Shetrone
014 Article about Ohio State history
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Shawnee Indians - Nation -Tribe - Personalities
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S008
001 Andrew T. Still - “Missionary to Shawnee tribe robbed graves for science by Rodney Staab Journal Herald Jun 1, 1988
002 She-man-e-to – “Shawnee legend tells of resurrection” by Rodney Staab Journal Herald Oct 31, 1990
003 Tawaskote Menitsa
004 Lottie Shawanoo
005 Isaac Shawanoo III
006 Cornelius Waubgeshik Shawanoo
007 Isaac Shawanoo
008 Waubgance and John Oshawanoo Bigknife
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Shawnee Indians - Nation -Tribe - Rogers Band
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S009 001 “History Hunter – Fred Wells searches for clues about Chief Rogers and Rogers Town” by Jim McCarty Rural Missouri Mar 2008
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Sioux Indians
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S010
001 “Brain Tanning the Sioux Way” by Larry Belitz
002 “Sioux History to 1890” by Victor Douville and History of St. Francis Indian Mission, 1885-1973 Buechel Memorial Lakota Museum pamphlet
003 Pamphlet “Welcome to the Rosebud Sioux Indian reservation – The Land of Sinte Gleska (Spotted Tail)”
004 Pamphlet “Tipi Miaka Duta Lower Sioux trading Post”
005 Pamphlet “ The Tipi Paintings – Symbols from another time”
006 Pamphlet with sketch maps and brief articles on St. Francis Mission, Rosebud Sioux Reservation, and Buechel Memorial Lakota Museum
007 Pamphlet “The Sioux”
008 Pamphlet “Wounded Knee December 29, 1890 – Battle . . . or Massacre?”
009 Pamphlet “Sioux Crafts Traditions”
010 Pamphlet “The Akta Lakota Museum”
011 Pamphlet “Sioux Indian Museum”
012 Pamphlet “Brule Sioux Arts & Crafts Cooperative”
013 Map of Sioux Land Cessions
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Wichita Indians
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W001
001 Governor’s proclamation, poster, and study guide for “Kansas Archeology Week 1944”. Study guide is dedicated to life and environment of Wichita Indians.
002 Brief description of the Wichita Indians life
003 Discussion of the Wichita Indians from Kansas Archeology Week 1994 Study Guide compiled by Ramona J. Willits
004 Kansas Archeology Week poster Apr 1994
005 “Portrait of a Wichita Village, 1808” by Elizabeth A. H. John The Chronicles of Oklahoma Vol LX Number 4 Winter 1982-83
006 Postcards depicting replica of a grass house similar to those used by the Wichita
007 Article describing Coronado encounter with Wichita
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Wyandot Indians
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W002
001 Information on Wyandot Council House and Huron Cemetery from "Kansas, A Guide to the Sunflower State" page 215 (See Kansas folder in Locations section)
002 “Following the Trail of the Wyandottes” by Katie Laughlin The Kansas City Kansan Feb 26, 1995
003 “Wyandots seek tribal status” by Mike Belt The Kansas City Kansan Apr 16, 1995
004 “Huron option likely – Oklahoma tribe granted half acre of cemetery land” by Bob Friskel The Kansas City Kansan Jun 18, 1996
005 “Track plans Indian casino” by Mike Belt The Kansas City Kansan Jul 16, 1997
006 “The dead deserve dignity” by Mike Hendricks The Kansas City Star Sep 24, 1997
007 “George Zane Jr., former Wyandot Nation chief, dies” by Mike Belt The Kansas City Kansan Nov 11, 1997
008 “Tribe greets new business venture with traditional blessing” by Kelly Kurt The Kansas City Kansan Nov 1, 1998
009 “Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma wins battle in District Court – Action could pave way for downtown casino; hurdles remain for alternate site” by Patrick Bills Kansas City Kansan Mar 9, 2000
010 “Hallowed ground – The Huron Cemetery in Kansas City, Kan., is central to Kansas and Oklahoma American Indian Tribes” by Tim Janicke The Kansas City Star Nov 26, 2000
011 “Huron Indian Cemetery Chronology” by Janith English www.wyandot.org/cemetery.html
012 “Wyandot Nation of Kansas” Wyandot Nation of Kansas Website
013 “Wyandotte County history tells of perseverance, success of people” by Helen Marie Fotovich Kansas City Kansan May 8, 1996
014 “The Wyandot Nation” extracted from William G. Cutler’s History of the State of Kansas
See Monument articles in Wyandotte County folder
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