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T-1 Kirk, Willie Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field
Worker Stories of informants experiences in
Old Mexico
32 X X
T-2-1 Chalepah,
Alfred
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
How the Tonkawa's got Peyote 40 X X
T-2-2 Kirk, Mabel Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
School experiences, etc. 32 X X
T-2-3 Murdock,
Mattie
Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kickapoo houses 32 X X
T-3 Saddle-
blanket,
Conna Mae
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Reminiscences of latter part of the
reservation period and early part of
the post reservation period
41 X X
T-4 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Contemporary Indian problems and
background material on Cut-Throat
Gap Massacre
36 X
T-5-1 Jolly, B. W. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Life in Carnegie, Oklahoma circa
1907
44 X
T-5-2 Hogue, Joel Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Farming near present site of
Carnegie, Oklahoma in 1901
44 X
T-5-3 Wilton,
Bessie
Bassett
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Early childhood experiences and
experiences as postmistress
44 X
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T-6 Murdock,
Mattie
Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Wild plant foods 32 X
T-7 Neconie, Ella
Lou
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
The Forty-Nine Dance 41 X
T-8 Chalepah,
Alfred
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Use of native fauna, Tonkawas and
Lipans, Peyote paraphernalia, and
Apache Ben stories
40 X
T-9 Chalepah,
Alfred
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Indian doctors, Tonkawas, Apache
Ben's first oil well
40 X
T-10 Kirk, Mabel Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Life history materials and Kickapoo
life in Oklahoma
32 X X
T-11 Murdock,
Mattie
Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Foods, corn, beans, pumpkins, etc. of
her youth
32 X
T-12 Chalepah,
Alfred
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
NAC Organization, Cheyenne-
Arapaho Sun Dance
40 X
T-13 Chalepah,
Alfred
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Blackfoot Dances, etc. 40 X
T-14 Chalepah,
Alfred
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Trip to Sarsi in 1950 with Big Ben 40 X
T-15 Tartsah,
Charles
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Grandmother's experiences, early
days
42 X
T-16 Bigbow,
Abel
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa leaders trip to Washington, D.
C.
33 X part is in
Kiowa
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T-17-1 Bigbow,
Abel
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Reminiscences of old days 33 X part is in
Kiowa
T-17-2 Palmer,
Charles
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Family background. 36 X
T-18 Silverhorn,
James
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Haungooah (James' father), arts and
crafts; NAC, medicine bundles,
doctoring
38 X
T-19 Silverhorn,
James
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Haungooah (James' father), NAC 38 X
T-20 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Cecil Horse, Kiowa. Julia Jordan,
Field Worker. Life history materials
34 X
T-21 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Devil's Lake story, introduction
material, Sainday stories, beginning
of Devil's Tower story
36 X
T-22 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Devil's Tower story, Old Man
Chibatoh
36 X
T-23 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Doctoring powers, Buffalo Medicine
Men
36 X X
T-24 Bigbow,
Abel
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa stories in Kiowa and English
and anecdote on Forty-Nine
33 X X X
T-25 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Mescalero, Mesquite beans, skunk
berries, chiefs
34 X X
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T-26 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Owl prophets 36 X X
T-27 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
How Kiowa's got peyote, NAC,
Hunting Horse becoming Christian,
inheritance of medicine bundles
14 X
T-28 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Cut Throat Gap Massacre, Story of
Boin Edal (Big Blood) German
captive, grass money payments
36 X
T-29 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Background material, Cut Throat
Gap story, James Mooney and his
work with Kiowas, Guy's allotment
36 X
T-30 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Life history materials, experiences as
Methodist Minister
34 X
T-31 Horse, Cecil
& Jenny
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Old Man Chibotah, Doctoring and
witching stories, Mescaleros
35 X
T-32 Geikoumah,
Bert
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Bedtime stories and other stories 33 X X
T-33 Manatidie Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa-Apache Pow-wow songs and
speeches
42 X X
T-34 Manatidie Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa-Apache Pow-wow songs and
speeches
42 X X
T-35 Irving, Mary
Dupee
Iowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Reminiscences of childhood days,
life history, Buffalo Dance, doctoring
32 X
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T-36 Irving, Mary
Dupee
Iowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Buffalo medicine, eating meat at
feast
32 X
T-37 Mausape,
Eugenia
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Buffalo medicine story and
comments, school experiences
35 X
T-38 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Law and order during reservation
period, discussing General Custer
and Battle at Little Big Horn and
Battle of Washita
36 X
T-39 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Stories of outlaws during reservation
period, field trip through Wichitas to
see Guy's old home
37 X
T-40 Pohucsucut,
Sarah
Comanche Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Founding of Lawton, OK 28 X
T-41 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Early days of Arapahos 4 X
T-42-1 Wolf (Lone),
William
Kiowa Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Early life activities 39 X
T-42-2 Kauahquo,
Ernest
Kiowa Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories 35 X
T-43 Kauley,
Ernestine
Kauahquo
Kiowa Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Lone Wolf, Cut Throat Gap
Massacre
35 X
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T-44 Kernell,
Lizzie
Johnson
Seminole Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Life history materials, preparing and
preserving foods, school.
51 X This tape is in
the Seminole
language and
has been
interpreted by
Perry Walker
T-45 Smith,
Crosslin
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Old Cherokee ways and changes of
today
19 X
T-46 Duncan, R.
A. (Bob)
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Story about grandfather, Cherokees
moving to this country
13 X
T-47 Chalepah,
Alfred
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Child care and miscellaneous stories 40 X
T-48 Spencer,
Billy
Seminole Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Stories of Old Seminole days 52 X
T-49-1 Duncan, R.
A. (Bob)
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories, Cherokee
Male Seminary
13 X
T-49-2 Tyner, James
A.
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Activities, discipline and teaching at
Cherokee Male Seminary
21 X
T-50 Bigman,
Fred
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Allotments, NAC, school
experiences
39 X X
T-51 Yeager,
Molly &
Sissy Fenton
Seminole Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Early days in the Seminole Nation 52 X
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T-52 Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Stories, doctoring, burial customs 27 X X
T-53-1 Chalepah,
Evelyn
Kiowa Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Zodal-tone stories 33 X X
T-53-2 Blackbear,
Helen
Boyiddle
Kiowa Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Doctoring and medicine 33 X X
T-53-3 Bigman,
Annie
Saumpty
Kiowa Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories 33 X X
T-54 Blackbear,
Ray
Kiowa-
Apache
Beals,
Kenneth
Field
Worker
Use of wild plants 39 X X
T-55 Blackbear,
Ray
Kiowa-
Apache
Baugh,
Timothy
Field
Worker
Stories of Ray's grandfather
Blackbear
39 X X
T-56-1 Bigman,
Fred
Kiowa-
Apache
Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Doctors, Medicine bundles 39 X X
T-56-2 Saddle-
blanket,
Louise
Kiowa-
Apache
Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Ghost Dance 41 X X
T-57 Bigman,
Annie
Saumpty
Kiowa Patchin,
Jacquelin
Field
Worker
School experiences 33 X
T-58 Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Comanche history, Ghost Dance,
Forty-Nine, Miscellaneous
comments
27 X X
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T-59 Blackbear,
Ray
Kiowa-
Apache
Beals,
Kenneth
Field
Worker
Life history materials, kinship data 39 X X
T-60 Weller, Sadie Caddo Beals,
Kenneth
Field
Worker
Caddo Ghost Dance 9 X X
T-61-1 High, Lottie
Whitefox
Kiowa-
Apache
Beals,
Kenneth
Field
Worker
Life history materials, kinship data 39 X X
T-61-2 Geikoumah,
Bert
Kiowa Baugh,
Timothy
Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories of old days 33 X X
T-62 Longhorn,
Sarah
Kiowa Barksdale,
Letha
Field
Worker
Life history, school experiences,
dance group, kinship
35 X
T-63 Goodbear,
Clara
Winona
Cheyenne Jones, David Field
Worker
Life history, life in reservation
period, allotments
25 X X
T-64 Miller, Frank Wichita Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Wichita history, allotments,
economic patterns, Ghost Dance,
peyotism
53 X X
T-65 Miller, Frank Wichita Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Pawnee-Wichita relations, life
history, contemporary problems
53 X X
T-66 Cook, Reena Cheyenne Jones, David Field
Worker
Reminiscences of old days 24 X X
T-67 Sutton,
William
Arapaho Brandt,
Susan
Field
Worker
Arapaho history, school experiences,
allotments
8 X X
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T-68-1 Weller, Sadie Caddo Beals,
Kenneth
Field
Worker
Peyotism, Turkey Dance 9 X X
T-68-2 Williams,
Milford,
Chief
Caddo Beals,
Kenneth
Field
Worker
Turkey Dance, Revivals, etc. 10 X X
T-69 Weller, Sadie Caddo Beals,
Kenneth
Field
Worker
Life history materials 9 X X
T-70 Robinson,
Stella
Creek Blakely,
Roxanna
Field
Worker
Reminiscences of young days 30 X X
T-71 Bigbow,
Abel
Kiowa Baugh,
Timothy
Field
Worker
Sainday stories told in Kiowa
language
X X X Not transcribed
T-72 Chalepah,
Evelyn
Kiowa Baugh,
Timothy
Field
Worker
Translation of Sainday stories told by
Abel Bigbow on T-71
33 X X X
T-73 Chalepah,
Evelyn
Kiowa Baugh,
Timothy
Field
Worker
Continuation of translation of
Sainday stories told by Abel Bigbow
on T-71
33 X X X
T-74 Geikoumah,
Bert
Kiowa Baugh,
Timothy
Field
Worker
Sun Dance, miscellaneous stories 33 X
T-75 Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Life history materials 27 X X
T-76 Paudlety,
Myrtle Ware
Kiowa Patchin,
Jacquelin
Field
Worker
Life history materials, school
experiences
36 X X
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T-77-1 Neconie, Ella
Lou
Kiowa-
Apache
Blakely,
Roxanna
Field
Worker
menstruation and pregnancy 41 X X
T-77-2 Chalepah,
Alfred
Kiowa-
Apache
Brandt,
Susan
Field
Worker
Blackfeet Society 40 X X
T-78 Howry, Ethel Comanche Barksdale,
Letha
Field
Worker
Reminiscences of old days, schools,
etc.
27 X
T-79 Saddle-
blanket,
Louise
Kiowa-
Apache
Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Oil Kiowa-Apache Societies,
medicine bundles
41 X X
T-80 Weller, Sadie Caddo Beals,
Kenneth
Field
Worker
Caddo Turkey Dance 9 X X Reel is marked
as "bad reel"
T-81 Haumpy,
James
Kiowa Barksdale,
Letha
Field
Worker
Miscellaneous Stories 34 X
T-82 Haumpy,
Mary
Kiowa Barksdale,
Letha
Field
Worker
Life history, pregnancy, allotments,
and leasing
34 X
T-83 Medicine
Elk, Jennie
Cheyenne Brandt,
Susan
Field
Worker
Old time stories, school experiences,
marriage
25 X X
T-84 Black, Jay Cheyenne Brandt,
Susan
Field
Worker
Old time stories 23 X X
T-85 Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Brandt,
Susan
Field
Worker
Women's activities in old days 28 X X
T-86 Geikoumah,
Bert
Kiowa Baugh,
Timothy
Field
Worker
Life in old days 33 X X
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T-87 Saddle-
blanket,
Louise
Kiowa-
Apache
Brandt,
Susan
Field
Worker
Childbirth, post natal care, misc.
stories
41 X X
T-88 Hunter
Snake,
Bessie
Delaware Barksdale,
Letha
Field
Worker
Delaware history, medicines,
reproduction, allotment
31 X X
T-89 Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Barksdale,
Letha
Field
Worker
Stories of life in old days 28 X X
T-90 Sutton,
Arthur
Arapaho Blakely,
Roxanna
Field
Worker
Peyote, school experiences,
miscellaneous stories
8 X X
T-91-1 Hill, Eula
and Jim
Medicine Elk
Cheyenne Blakely,
Roxanna
Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories told in
Cheyenne
25 X X Stories told by
Jim, translated
by Eula Hill
T-91-2 Hill, Eula Cheyenne Blakely,
Roxanna
Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories 25 X X
T-92 Hill, Eula Cheyenne Blakely,
Roxanna
Field
Worker
Traditional stories 25 X X
T-93 Neconie, Ella
Lou
Kiowa-
Apache
Blakely,
Roxanna
Field
Worker
Sex and reproduction, child care X X Not transcribed
T-94 Neconie, Ella
Lou
Kiowa-
Apache
Blakely,
Roxanna
Field
Worker
Courtship and marriage,
reproduction
X X Not transcribed
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T-95 Kiowa-
Apache
Bingo Game
Kiowa-
Apache
Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Recording made at Kiowa-Apache
Bingo Game, singing, etc.
X X Not transcribed
T-96 Caddo Pow-
Wow
Caddo Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Recording made at a Caddo Pow-
Wow. Dances, women's dance,
stomp dances, bear dance, duck
dance, drum dance
X X Not transcribed
T-97 Caddo Pow-
Wow
Caddo Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Recording made at Caddo Pow-
Wow, July 8, 1967. Drum dance,
bell dance, alligator dance, fish
dance, stomp dance, Cherokee dance,
and morning dance.
X X Not transcribed
T-98 Caddo Pow-
Wow
Caddo Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Recording made at Caddo Pow-
Wow, July 8, 1967. Morning dance.
X X Not transcribed
T-99 Wichita
Hand Game
Wichita Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Wichita hand game, music, etc. X X Not transcribed
T-100 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Birds and use of feathers 37 X
T-101 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Birds and use of feathers 37 X
T-102 Kelley, E. F.
(Mrs.)
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Early experiences with Indians 44 X
T-103-
1
Hull, J. B. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Homesteading, leasing and Indians in
general
44 X
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2
McDow, Hy Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Goods bought and sold, background
materials
45 X
T-104 McDow, Hy Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Early experiences with Indians 45 X
T-105-
1
Cherokee
Seminar
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Recording of Cherokee Seminar X Not transcribed
T-105-
2
West, Dick Cheyenne Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Life history materials, experiences as
instructor at Bacone College, schools
25 X
T-106 Iron, Wakon Osage Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Early life in the Osage Nation 46 X
T-107 Hill, Rosa
Albert
Osage Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Drum religion, wedding ceremony 46 X
T-108 Red Eagle,
Ed
Osage Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Family participation in tribal
ceremonies
48 X
T-109 Fife, Rhoda
Sampson
Creek Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Life history materials recorded in
Creek
29 X Translated by
Pat Sulphur,
student
T-110 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Doctors and witches 34 X
T-111 Saddle-
blanket,
Conna Mae
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Wild plant foods 41 X
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T-112 Holbrook,
Preston
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
First settling in Oklahoma and
experiences with Indians, farming
44 X
T-113 Nelms, Mrs.
Leon Vine
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
First settling in Oklahoma and
contact with Indians
45 X
T-114 Kelley, Mrs.
E. F.
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Early settling, Indians, and stories of
relatives
44 X
T-115-
1
Levite,
George W.
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Early experiences with Indians 44 X
T-115-
2
Brown, Dee Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Childhood experiences 43 X
T-116 Levite,
George W.
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Early experiences and some stories
about Indians
44 X
T-117 Ft. Sill
Apache
group
Ft. Sill
Apache
Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Goodbye speeches to Dr. Bittle and
Field School. Songs by the
Kawaykla group
32 X X
T-118 Indians for
Indians Hour
NA Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Recording of Indians for Indians
Hour radio program, announcements
and song
X Not transcribed
T-119-
1
Palmer, Ruth Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Childhood experiences 27 X X
T-119-
2
Tartsah,
Charles
Kiowa-
Apache
Jones, David Field
Worker
Grandfather's history 42 X X
T-120-
1
Tartsah,
Charles
Kiowa-
Apache
Jones, David Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories and
grandfather's stories, tribal history
42 Missing prior
to 1986
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T-120-
2
Peyote songs NA Jones, David Field
Worker
Recording of peyote songs Missing prior
to 1986
Not transcribed
T-121 Tartsah,
Charles
Kiowa-
Apache
Jones, David Field
Worker
Early life of Indians, education,
obtaining food, etc.
42 X X
T-122-
1
Tartsah,
Charles
Kiowa-
Apache
Jones, David Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories 42 Missing as of
12/1/2016
T-122-
2
Bigbow,
Abel
Kiowa Jones, David Field
Worker
Stories in Kiowa Missing as of
12/1/2016
Not transcribed
T-122-
3
Walquah,
May
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories 28 Missing as of
12/1/2016
T-123 Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Doctoring, medicines, religion,
Quanah Parker group
28 X X
T-124 Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Miscellaneous comments and stories 28 X X
T-125 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jones, David Field
Worker
Stories and background information 4 X X
T-126-
1
Thompson,
Nancy
Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Reminiscences of childhood school
experiences
26 X
T-126-
2
Wesley,
Emma
Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Reminiscences of childhood school
experiences
26 X
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T-127 Woods,
Willie
Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Life history materials and World
War I
26 X
T-128 Vandergriff,
Charles E.
Non-Indian Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Life history materials 46 X
T-129 Hollis, Swain Non-Indian Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Life history materials and stories as
Choctaw Freedman
44 X
T-130 Schooler, W.
E.
Non-Indian Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Some history of Choctaw County 45 X
T-131-
1
Chibitty,
John
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Life history, school experiences 27 X
T-131-
2
Haumpy,
James
Kiowa Jones, David Field
Worker
Some life history materials and
school experiences
34 X
T-132-
1
Kelley, E. F.
(Mrs.)
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Miscellaneous comments 44 X
T-132-
2
Matthews,
W. I.
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Comments about oil refineries, etc. 45 X
T-132-
3
Challis, R.
W. (Mrs.)
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Leasing land, epidemics, etc. 43 X
T-133-
1
Bigby, Ivy
Peoples
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Rocks and plants, glass cutting 43 X
T-133-
2
Kelley, E. F.
(Mrs.)
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
comments on Indians homesteading 44 X
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T-134 Bearpaw,
Lizzie
Swimmer
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Early Cherokee life in Oklahoma 10 X
T-135 Wilhite,
Catherine
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Early Cherokee life in Oklahoma 22 X
T-136 Nakedhead,
Calvin
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Early Cherokee history 17 X
T-137 Haumpy,
James
Kiowa Jones, David Field
Worker
Sings different songs, peyote 34 X
T-138 Mausape,
Eugenia
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Life history, life in old days, chiefs,
school days
35 X
T-139 Mausape,
Eugenia
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Sainday stories 36 X
T-140 Mausape,
Eugenia
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa boy intended for sacrifice at
Ute Sun Dance
36 X
T-141 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Games, gambling, handgame, stick
game, etc.
34 X
T-142 Horse, Jenny Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Buffalo medicine origin and curing
spider bites
X
T-143 Burns, Ed Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Contemporary Indian problems,
family history, history of agency,
first Indian farmers
24 Missing as of
12/1/16
-
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Event
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tal
Notes
T-144 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Medicine Lodge, Kansas celebration,
Arapaho life at time of allotment
4 X
T-145 Silverhorn,
James
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Peyotism religion, Ghost Dance 38 X
T-146 Silverhorn,
James
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Field trip to Rainey Mountain Baptist
Church and cemetery, Rainey
Mountain School, Saddle Mountain
Baptist Church and cemetery, and
Mt. Scott Methodist Church
39 X
T-147 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Field trip to Kiowa historic spots 39 X
T-148 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Indian police, traders and Indians,
trespassers, credit buying, learning to
farm and farming
37 X
T-149 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Problems of farming 37 X
T-150 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Life in reservation days, Indian
police, white trespassers, gambling
in Indian camps
37 X
T-151 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa dances, Brush Dance, Forty-
Nine Dance, Scalp Dance
37 X
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Event
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tal
Notes
T-152 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Cheyenne societies, dedication of
new tipis, qualifications for
membership
23 X
T-153 Dedication
Ceremonies
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Cherokee Cultural Center dedication
ceremony
X Not transcribed
T-154 Smith, Stoke Cherokee Smith,
Crosslin
Field
Worker
Version of Thunderbird Church and
Pie Supper
19 X
T-155 Dedication
Ceremonies
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Cherokee Cultural Center dedication
ceremony
X Not transcribed
T-156 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Bent family of Cheyennes, story of
how Cheyennes got corn, other old
stories, how stories were told, dogs
and how they were used and cared
for
23 X
T-157 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Allotment in severalty, life in
reservation period, story of Dull
Knifes' Cheyennes leaving
Oklahoma
4 X
T-158 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Cheyenne-Arapaho claims, Arapaho
history, dead of a second wife, life
history materials, peyote
4 X
T-159 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Continued from T-158, Peyote,
Ghost Dance, etc.
4 X
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tal
Notes
T-160 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Marriage, buying wife and
elopement, courtship, social dances,
story about a black horse and a white
horse
24 X
T-161 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Continued from T-160. Story of a
black horse and a white horse, stories
and story telling about soldiers
sending Cheyennes off to school
against their will, etc.
24 Missing prior
to 1986
T-162 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Continued telling of stories from T-
161
24 X
T-163 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Doctors, doctoring and medicines 4 X
T-164 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Doctoring and medicines and
genealogy
4 Missing prior
to 1986
T-165 Silverhorn,
James
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Peyote songs including, Water
Songs, Midnight Songs, Opening
Songs, and Morning Songs
X X Not
Transcribed
T-166 Jeanette
Howling
Crane, Jenny
Flying Out,
Laura Big
Horse, Stella
Thunderbull
Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Stories in Cheyenne and English and
discussion of Cheyenne story telling
24 Missing prior
to 1986
-
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Event
Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol
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tal
Notes
T-167 Songs Kiowa,
Kiowa-
Apache, Ft.
Sill Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa and Kiowa-Apache Forty-
Nine songs and Ft. Sill Apache songs
recorded at Alfred Chalepah's
X X Not
Transcribed
T-168 Songs Kiowa,
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa and Kiowa-Apache singing
War Dance songs at Medicine
Lodge, Kansas
X X Not
Transcribed
T-169 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Peyote gathering, etc. 4 X
T-170 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Peyote gathering, etc. 5 X
T-171 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Bowstring Clan origin,
organizations, dances, etc.
- Missing prior
to 1986
Transcribed but
volume number
is unclear
T-172 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Peyote religions 5 X
T-173-
1
Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Witchcraft, Indian curses, doctoring,
etc.
28 X
T-173-
2
Brace, Lou
Ella
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Great dance at Carnegie, Sun Dance,
school experiences
33 X
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Event
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tal
Notes
T-174 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Life history materials, per capita
payments from sale of tribal land,
collection of Indian ethnological
specimens by New York bank in
early 1900's, centipede symbol
5 X
T-175 Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Medicines, witching, Shoshone
origin
28 X
T-176 Neido, Joey Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Relatives, travels, curing,
predictions, Peyote membership
27 X
T-177-
1
Chibitty,
Dana
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Childhood games, schools,
doctoring, etc.
27 X X
T-177-
2
Zanella,
Alice
Apekaum
Kiowa Jones, David Field
Worker
Brief background, Peyote, doctoring 33 X X
T-178 Daisy
Hokeah, Jack
Hokeah
Kiowa Jones, David Field
Worker
Medicines, doctoring, and stories 34 X
T-179 Berry,
Philemon
Kiowa-
Apache
Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Talk to Blackfoot group on Apache
tribal business
39 X
T-180-
1
Mitchell,
John (Mrs.)
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Experiences as teacher in Indian
schools
45 X
T-180-
2
Kelley, E. F.
(Mrs.)
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Family experiences in Oklahoma 44 X
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tal
Notes
T-181 Brown, Dee Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Early experiences with the Indians 43 X
T-182-
1
Nix, Ed Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Early experiences with Indians 45 X
T-182-
2
Grad, Abe Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Moving to Oklahoma 43 X
T-182-
3
Kelley, E. F.
(Mrs.)
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Dealings with Indians 44 X
T-183 Hefker, W.
A.
(Reverend)
Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field
Worker
Experiences with Indians 43 X
T-184 Blackbear,
Ray
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Discussion about Texas law
prohibiting sale and possession of
peyote
39 X
T-185 Saddleblanke
t, Louise
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Comments on old photo of Apache
Dance, Tonkawa-Apache
relationship, doctoring, witching,
peyote, etc.
41 X
T-186 Geikoumah,
Bert
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Identification of people in old photo
of Haitsekey's camp, reminiscences,
peyote
33 X
T-187 Cisco, Molly Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Life history materials, Apache
relations, coyote story, miscellaneous
stories
41 X
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Event
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tal
Notes
T-188 Funeral
Wake
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Wake for Cletus Poolaw held at
Rainy Mountain Baptist Church,
including talk by ministers of
Mulkerhay Methodist Mission,
Kiowa hymns, prayers, etc.
X X X Not
Transcribed
T-189 Funeral
Wake
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Continuation of T-188, Wake
services for Cletus Poolaw
X X X Not
Transcribed
T-190 Dances Kiowa-
Apache, Ft.
Sill Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Forty-Nine Dancy at Kiowa-Apache
pow-wow and Ft. Sill Apaches
singing back and forth songs
X X Not
Transcribed
T-191 Wichita
Field School
Wichita Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Hand games and Round Dances
recorded at Bill Campbell's Wichita
Community House, Field School.
X X Not
Transcribed
T-192-
1
Armstrong,
John
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Historical events in Indian Territory,
early experiences and events
10 X
T-192-
2
Welch,
Ausley (Mr.
& Mrs.)
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Stories and events in Indian Territory 22 X
T-192-
3
Byrd, Andy Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Events in Indian Territory 11 X
T-193-
1
Tyner, Frank Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Short stories about Indians in early
days
21 X
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tal
Notes
T-193-
2
Whiteday,
Fanny
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Experiences and life in Indian
Territory
22 X
T-193-
3
Blossom,
Sam
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early life experiences in Indian
Nation
11 X
T-194 Hauzous,
Sam
Ft. Sill
Apache
_________ ______ Telling stories of Warm Springs up
to Ft. Sill
32 X X Copy of tape
made in 1952
by family of
Mr. Hauzous
T-195 Hauzous,
Sam
Ft. Sill
Apache
_________ ______ Stories of San Carlos in Apache
language
X X Not
Transcribed
Copy of tape
made in 1952
by family of
Mr. Hauzous
T-196 Hauzous,
Sam
Ft. Sill
Apache
_________ ______ Story of self, born from water,
gambling for daylight between birds
who wanted daylight and animals
who wanted continuous night, Kiowa
songs, mother and father. All in
Apache language
X Cassette
Missing
Not
Transcribed
Copy of tape
made in 1952
by family of
Mr. Hauzous
T-197 Hauzous,
Sam
Ft. Sill
Apache
_________ _____ Story of Geronimo, story of Ft. Sill
in Apache language
X X Not
Transcribed
Copy of tape
made in 1952
by family of
Mr. Hauzous
T-198-
1
McElhaney,
Ioleta Hunt
Kiowa Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Early life history, Indian mission
work and Sunday school classes
36 X
-
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Event
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tal
Notes
T-198-
2
Samual Left
Hand, Jess
Rowlodge,
and Elmer
Fraker
Arapahos;
Non-Indian
Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Memorial services for Chief Left
Hand, Arapaho and Jesse Chisholm,
Cherokee
1 X
T-199 Harris,
George and
Mabel
Sac and Fox Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Peyote medicine 51 X
T-200-
1
Dicke, Sam Cheyenne Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Early Cheyenne history 24 X
T-200-
2
Dicke, Ruth
Brown
Seminole Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Brief comments on Seminole early
family life
51 X
T-201 Howard
Good Bear,
Clinton
Youngbear
Cheyenne;
Arapaho
Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Contemporary Indian life and
problems
25 X
T-202-
1
Mizer, Willis Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Cherokee Nation, early life and
education
17 X
T-202-
2
Vann, Zeke Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Cherokee constitution, work as
Indian preacher, Cherokee language,
Indian doctors
21 X
T-202-
3
Chouteau,
Edmond
Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early days as student at Cherokee
Male Seminary
31 X
-
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Event
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tal
Notes
T-203 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Arapaho societies, Jess's marriage,
story of origin of Red and Blue
blanket, Vision Quest, training
young men on war path
5 X
T-204 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Woods used for making bows, true
stories, recital of war deeds today,
story contests in Tomahawk Society,
interview of stories of Jesse
Chisholm at his grave site
5 X
T-205 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Reptile doctor, story about eating
turtles, doctoring snake bites, vision
quests, Sun Dance, painted tipi,
kinds of Arapaho stories
5 X
T-206 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Continuation of grave side stories,
sacred stories
5 X
T-207-
1
Homeratha,
Horton
Oto Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Oto tribal ways 49 X
T-207-
2
Littletoe
Others,
Buelah
Ponca Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Poncas early days 50 X
T-208 Dedication
Ceremonies
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Cherokee Mutual Self-Help honorary
dedication
X Not
Transcribed
T-209-
1
Cookson,
Tom
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early day farming 12 X
-
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Event
Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol
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tal
Notes
T-209-
2
Tyner, James
A.
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Experiences at Cherokee Male
Seminary
21 X
T-209-
3
Armstrong,
John
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Indian wood craftsmanship and tools
of that era, building log
houses
10 X
T-210 McIntosh,
Dave
Non-Indian Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Some life history materials as
Seminole Freedman
45 X
T-211 McIntosh,
Dave
Non-Indian Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories and life history
materials
45 X
T-212 Pohucsucut,
Sarah
Comanche Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Stories about her father, Comanche
Jack
28 X
T-213 Smith, Stoke Cherokee Smith,
Crosslin
Field
Worker
Interpretation of Cherokee songs and
dances
19 X
T-214 Songs and
Dances
Cherokee Smith,
Crosslin
Field
Worker
Cherokee songs and Stomp dances X Not transcribed
T-215 Dedication
Ceremonies
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Cherokee Arts and Crafts dedication
ceremony
X Not transcribed
T-216 Pierce, Earl
Boyd
Cherokee Smith,
Crosslin
Field
Worker
Cherokee government organizations
and legal system
17 X
T-217-
1
Battiest,
Steve
Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Choctaw history, schools and
cemeteries, family relations
26 X
T-217-
2
Phillips, Bob Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Choctaw and miscellaneous stories 26 X
-
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Event
Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol
#
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tal
Notes
T-218-
1
Phillips, Bob Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Sings Choctaw hymns and reads
Lord's Prayer in Choctaw
X Not transcribed
T-218-
2
Jones, Isaac Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
School experiences, allotments,
farming
26 X
T-219 Bigbow,
Abel
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Story in Kiowa X X Not
Transcribed
T-220 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Preliminary discussion, stories and
conditions of story telling, Little
Raven's pictograph scroll, burial
customs, etc.
5 X
T-221 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Medicines, story of women captured
by Utes, white anthropologist who
participated in Sun Dance,
miscellaneous anecdotes
5 X
T-222-
1
Blackbear,
Ray
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Apache-Tonkawa relations, Kiowa-
Apache peyote
39 X
T-222-
2
Soontay,
Howard and
Alice
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa calendar, Kiowa-Apache
history
39 &
41
X
T-223 Blackbear,
Ray
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
NAC, societies, Ghost Dance,
Devil's Lake story
40 X
T-224 Osborne,
Sam (Mr.
and Mrs.)
Pawnee Osborne,
Ramona
Field
Worker
Preparation and preservation of
foods
49 X
-
Entry # Interviewee/
Event
Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol
#
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tal
Notes
T-225 Osborne,
Sam (Mr.
and Mrs.)
Pawnee Osborne,
Ramona
Field
Worker
The religious Pawnees 49 X
T-226 White, Grant Pawnee Osborne,
Ramona
Field
Worker
Pawnee Doctor Dance 49 X
T-227 White, Grant Pawnee Osborne,
Ramona
Field
Worker
Pawnee Doctor Dance, Pawnee
Indian doctors
49 X
T-228 Meetings Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Cherokee adult education meeting X Not
Transcribed
T-229-
1
Carnes,
Georgia
Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Life in early days and related
subjects
26 X
T-229-
2
Oaks, Ed Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Life in early days, school life, etc. 26 X
T-230-
1
Mayes,
Mamie
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Historical data, school teaching
experiences, etc.
17 X
T-230-
2
Simmons,
Rhoda
Sunday
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Miscellaneous topics 19 X
T-230-
3
Battie,
Wilburn
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Treatment of poison snake bites 10 X
T-230-
4
Tindall,
Jefferson
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Hunting and wildlife stories 20 X
-
Entry # Interviewee/
Event
Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol
#
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Digi
tal
Notes
T-230-
5
Wolf, Nancy Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Old log house, events of historical
interest
22 X
T-230-
6
Dick, Jessie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Present day Indian life 12 X
T-231-
1
Apekaum,
Alice
Kiowa Jones, David Field
Worker
Life history data, courtship and
marriage, naming ritual
33 X
T-231-
2
Poafpybitty,
James Isaac
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Dream story, life history data 27 X
T-232-
1
Poafpybitty,
James Isaac
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Two dream stories, vision quest
elements
27 X
T-232-
2
Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Little Raven, magical insertion of
eagle egg in ceremonies, mother
28 X
T-233-
1
Terrapin,
Abraham
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Singing by Mr. Terrapin in Cherokee
language
X Not transcribed
T-233-
2
_________ ______ Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Church services at New Jordan and
Round Spring Church
X Not transcribed
T-233-
3
Chopper, Joe Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Chief Thompson Euchalada, life
history data
12 X
T-233-
4
Butler,
George
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Note:
Information cut
off on all
copies of
finding aids.
-
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Event
Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol
#
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tal
Notes
T-234-
1
Quinton,
Dave
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Education and school experiences,
observations, Indian customs
18 X
T-234-
2
Pickup,
Sixkiller
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Indian medicine, historical events
and outlaws
17 X
T-234-
3
Mayes,
Washie
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Historical facts of early days in
Mayes County
17 X
T-235 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
1890-1896, Jerome Agreement,
white settlement, attorneys, James
Mooney, Comanche root
6 X
T-236 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Year count, events of 1887-1890 6 X
T-237 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Year count, life as a cowboy, work
with threshing crews
6 X
T-238 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Hide dressing tools, abrading tools,
year count, events of 1900, work at
trading store
6 X
T-239 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Cheyenne-Arapaho tribal council,
organization and history, tribal
leaders old and new, chiefs
6 X
T-240 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Selection of chiefs and tribal politics 6 X
T-241 Pedro, Anna Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Story telling, stories, etc. 3 X
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T-242 Pedro, Anna Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Reminiscences of early life,
childhood experiences in reservation
period, life history materials, culture,
beading buckskin, etc.
3 X
T-243 Johnson,
Bettie
Seminole Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Early history and life history data 51 X
T-244 Johnson,
Bettie
Seminole Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
continuation of life history, etc. 51 X
T-245-
1
Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Rank and status, favorite child
institution, gift exchange
37 X
T-245-
2
Quetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa calendars, Mooney's work
with Kiowas, Chief's tipi
37 X
T-246 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Kiowa calendars, telling stories,
interpretation of Soontay calendar
37 X
T-247 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Peyotism and NAC, old Arapaho
lodges, relation of peyotism to Ghost
Dance religion
6 X
T-248 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
NAC, Peyote ceremonial equipment,
Arapaho sacred bundles, Arapaho
lodges
6 X
T-249-
1
Hyder, Sam
(Reverend)
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Cherokee singing and sermon 15 X
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tal
Notes
T-249-
2
Webb,
Anawak
Chuculate
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Burial customs and preservation and
preparation of foods, schooling, early
day dress and customs and beliefs
regarding tobacco
21 X
T-250 Duncan, R.
A. (Bob)
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Stories of Red Cloud Duncan,
Indians who lived contrary to laws,
Indian medicine and early boyhood
13 X
T-251-
1
Vann Tibbs,
Lucinda
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early Indian school at Vann's Lake,
Vann's Lake Indian Church and
cemetery, Tullahassee Indian
Mission
20 X
T-251-
2
Ross, Joe Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Locust Grove allotments and early
boyhood
19 X
T-252 Poolaw,
Pascal, Sr.
(Mrs.)
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
USO program, Lawton, Oklahoma
May 12, 1968 honoring Mrs. Poolaw
as USO mother of the year
X X Not transcribed
T-253 Harper,
Hazel Lohah
Osage Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Miscellaneous comments on
restrictions, prejudices, etc.
46 X
T-254 Logan, Leroy Osage Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Clan divisions, Osage claims against
the government
46 X
T-255 Smith,
Minnie
Elkins
Osage Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Miscellaneous comments on early
life
48 X
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tal
Notes
T-256-
1
Laura Big
Horse and
Gladys Mann
Cheyenne Jones, David Field
Worker
Cheyenne stories told at meeting of
Tipi Pole Club in Clinton, Oklahoma
23 X
T-256-
2
Zanella,
Alice
Apekaum
Kiowa Jones, David Field
Worker
Miscellaneous comments 33 X
T-257 Birdchief,
Pete
Cheyenne Trimble, Joe Field
Worker
Stories about grandfather Birdchief
purported chief of the Southern
Plains Cheyennes until 1933 (his
death), date of birth unknown, stories
of self
23 X
T-258-
1
Stansberry,
Laura
Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Indian community and town of
Tiawah, Rogers County, burial of
Tiawah on Tiawah ground
31 X
T-258-
2
Lane,
Gazelle
Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early days in Rogers County, stories
of her father, Markham Ferry,
Cherokee Orphans Asylum, etc.
31 X
T-258-
3
Mayes, Pixie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early day Indian activity in Mayes
County
17 X
T-259 Billingsley,
Walter
Non-Indian Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Life in early Seminole County 43 X
T-260 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Chiefs, Bowstring Society, music,
War Dance Society
24 Missing
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tal
Notes
T-261 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Contemporary Cheyenne politics,
story about old lady who found a lost
baby boy and raised him and he had
great powers, how Cheyenne women
kept track of ages of their tanning
tools
24 X
T-262 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Keeping track of years, story of girl
who gave birth to puppies, dog
houses, green gourds
24 X
T-263-
1
Osage, Kate Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Interpreter, Cheyenne War Dance
Organization
25 Missing prior
to 1986
T-263-
2
Black, Jay Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Three old time stories in Cheyenne,
one interpreted here by Birdie Burns
23 Missing prior
to 1986
Other stories on
T-264
T-264 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Translation of Jay Black's story
about seven brothers, story of
woman who was loved by
underwater monster and who was
killed and fed to her children
24 X
T-265 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
State Native American Church, life
history materials, old trading posts,
stores, and merchandise, opening of
Kiowa-Apache-Comanche
reservation, St. Louis World's Fair,
bank employee
7 X
T-266 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Experience at Haskell, girl friends,
birth control
7 X
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tal
Notes
T-267 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Marriage, courtship, girl friends,
birth control
7 X
T-268-
1
Markham,
Hogan
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Hogan Institute, Markham Ferry,
early days
16 X
T-268-
2
Wilhite,
Lucina
Sanders
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Establishment of Wauhillau
community, books and records
22 X
T-268-
3
Armstrong,
John
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Miscellaneous comments 10 X
T-269-
1
Martin,
James (Rev.)
Osage Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Philosophy of life, history materials,
family
47 X
T-269-
2
DeRoin,
Viola Harvey
Osage Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Some life history materials 46 X
T-270-
1
Robinson,
Georgeann
Osage Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Parental influence, etc. 48 X
T-270-
2
Pitts, David Osage Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Reminiscences of early life,
miscellaneous stories, travel and
education
47 X
T-271 Hill, Rose
Albert
Osage Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Marriage customs 46 X
T-272-
1
Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Life history data 28 X
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Event
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tal
Notes
T-272-
2
Bentley,
Tom
Shawnee Jones, David Field
Worker
Origin of Shawnees, land leasing,
father, vision quest
52 X
T-273-
1
Perryman,
Joshua
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Reminiscences of Centralia and other
towns in eastern Oklahoma
17 X
T-273-
2
Brown,
Maude Rider
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Pre-Centralia days, prairie fires and
hot winds in 1890s, first trees
planted in community, miscellaneous
stories
11 X
T-273-
3
Hunter, John Choctaw Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Ft. Gibson was river port of Grand
River
26 X
T-273-
4
Croaker,
Lucy
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Planting seeds according to phase of
moon, moved from east Indian
Territory, crossing Mississippi River,
Cherokee Nation
12 X
T-274-
1
Tucker, Dora
Early
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early country schools, early travel
methods, stories of extinct passenger
pigeons
20 X
T-274-
2
Bean, Amos Creek Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early houses, use of early medicines,
outlaws
29 X
T-275 Peyote
Meeting
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Summary and description of peyote
meeting at John Pedro's, June 14,
1968 held in honor of Abraham
Spotted Elk, Northern Cheyenne who
is conducting proceeding
9 X X
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tal
Notes
T-276 Peyote
Meeting
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Summary and description of peyote
meeting continued. Last third of
Arapaho meeting begins with Derle
Adonko, Caddo, singing night water
songs and others
9 X X
T-277 Peyote
Meeting
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Music from peyote meeting at John
Pedro's begins with Derle Adonko,
Caddo, singing Night Water songs
and others
X X Not
transcribed.
T-278 Peyote
Meeting
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Peyote music from meeting at John
Pedro's. Last portion of meeting
including songs by Abraham Spotted
elk, just before breakfast is served
X X Not
transcribed.
T-279 Peyote songs Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Peyote music from Arapaho and
Caddo peyote meeting
X X Not
transcribed.
T-280 Dean, Primus Non-Indian Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Seminole Freedman early
experiences
43 X
T-281 Peyote songs Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Peyote music from Arapaho and
Caddo peyote meeting continued
from T-279
X X Not
transcribed.
T-282-
1
Croaker,
Lucy
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Tells of grandmother, Civil War
times, etc.
12 X
T-282-
2
Hummingbir
d, Eugene
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Indian medicine, philosophy of
living, doctors
15 X
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Event
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tal
Notes
T-282-
3
Grey, Ocie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Reminiscences of early life,
experiences, etc.
14 X
T-283 Armstrong,
John
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Story of beginning of American
Indian, early Indian meetings,
government promises to Indians,
father member of the Dalton Gang
Missing since
1970
T-284 Hudson,
Peter
Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Life history materials and related
subjects
26 X
T-285 Hudson,
Peter
Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Life history materials and related
subjects
26 X
T-286 Shoals,
Garfield
Non-Indian Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Life as Choctaw Freedman 45 X
T-287-
1
Shoals,
Garfield
Non-Indian Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Life as Choctaw Freedman 45 X
T-287-
2
Oaks, Ed Choctaw Hankowsky,
Ruth
Field
Worker
Tribal affairs, tribal courts and slaves 26 X
T-288-
1
Wheeler,
Ethel
Wichita Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Gardening, preparation of corn, brief
life history date
54 X
T-288-
2
Wheeler, Joe Wichita Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
Rain ceremony, school, etc. 54 X
T-289 Wheeler, Joe Wichita Bittle,
William
Field
Worker
School, contemporary economic and
land problems, allotments, Wichitas
in Kansas, life history data
54 X
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tal
Notes
T-290 Harris,
LaDonna
Comanche Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Speech made in Geary, Oklahoma
meeting
27 X
T-291 Rowlodge,
Jess
Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Contemporary Indian problems and
possible solutions
7 X
T-292-
1
Parris,
Joanna Nave
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories about Parkhill
Community history
17 X
T-292-
2
Armstrong,
John
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Indian lands, government acts toward
Indians
10 X
T-293-
1
Fox, John Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Hunting game, Indian Nation, stomp
dances, Indian medicine and doctors
14 X
T-293-
2
Ragsdale,
Claude
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early life experiences, Saline Court
House, Rose Prairie, drought of
1911, Cherokee punishment for
crimes
18 X
T-294-
1
Palmer, Ruth Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Symbols for Comanche words 27 X
T-294-
2
Poafpybitty,
Mary Neido
Comanche Jones, David Field
Worker
Comanche words, animals, foods,
races, houses
28 X
T-294-
3
Palmer, Cecil Kiowa Jones, David Field
Worker
Peyote songs including, Water
Songs, Midnight Songs, Opening
Songs, and Morning Songs
X Not transcribed
T-295-
1
Ronson,
Florence
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Old Saline court house, etc. 19 X
-
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Event
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203
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175
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tal
Notes
T-295-
2
Hale, Walter
O.
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Miscellaneous stories of events and
places in Cherokee Nation
15 X
T-295-
3
Beech,
Wesley
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Comparison of Quapaw reservation
of early reservation period and
present
11 X
T-295-
4
Sloan, Sam Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Compares old days to present,
guiding travelers in early days,
Indian way of life
19 X
T-295-
5
Tyner, Frank Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
More short stories of Indians and
Indian life
21 X
T-296 Dean, Nora
Thompson
Delaware Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Family history, Peyote rituals,
Delaware customs
31 X
T-297 Meetings Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
First meeting of Adult Center in
Westville, Oklahoma
X Not transcribed
T-298 Davis, Anna
Anderson
Delaware Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Life history materials and related
subjects
31 X
T-299 Falleaf, Fred Delaware Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Delaware Bible and song books, Doll
Dance, life history materials
31 X
T-300 Red Corn,
Louise Gray
Osage Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Life history materials, ribbonwork,
schools
47 X
T-301 Red Corn,
Harold
Osage Red Corn,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Osage customs, life history
materials, schools
47 X
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tal
Notes
T-302 Kickingbird,
Karl
Kiowa Kickingbird,
Kirke
Field
Worker
Grade school, farming, grandparents,
religion, outlaws, magic, Sainday
stories, peyote, BIA
35 X
T-303 Manus,
Richard
Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Life history materials and related
subjects
16 X
T-304-
1
Christie,
Sunday
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Miscellaneous experiences of Mrs.
Christie, stomp dances, Indian
medicine, new Indian housing
12 X
T-304-
2
Keener,
Ralph
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Wolf and coyote hunting at night and
animals and birds
16 X
T-305-
1
Tickeater,
John
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Stomp dances, farming, making rails
and timber used for logs, early
settlers, etc.
20 X
T-305-
2
Mayes,
Lindsey
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Cherokee Orphans Asylum, Hogan
Indian Institute, Grand River, Locust
Grove-Pryor bridge, etc.
17 X
T-306 Quoetone,
Guy
Kiowa Kickingbird,
Kirke
Field
Worker
Talks about early day Oklahoma and
preacher Kickingbird and
missionaries
37 X
T-307 Carver, Rose Miami Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Bad treatment of Indians by
government agents, Indian customs
and tradition, etc.
42 X
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tal
Notes
T-308-
1
Newton,
Ethel Dawes
Creek Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Seminole Indian art, Indian writer,
removal of Five Civilized Tribes,
Sam Houston
29 X
T-308-
2
Rusk, Bessie
Downing
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Hard times in early days and present
living conditions, Indian doctors and
medicine
19 X
T-309-
1
Whiteday,
Bennis
Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Statehood law, Shawnees and
Shawnee Mills community, schools,
wild game, doctors, etc.
53 X
T-309-
2
National
Holiday
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Sixteenth observance of Cherokee
National Holiday
23 X
T-310 Stomp Dance Cherokee Smith,
Crosslin
Field
Worker
Stomp Dances at Stoke Smith's
Stomp Dance Grounds
X Not
transcribed.
T-311-
1
Smith,
Crosslin
Cherokee Smith,
Crosslin
Field
Worker
Origin of Stomp Dance 19 X
T-311-
2
Silk, John Cherokee Smith,
Crosslin
Field
Worker
Early day experiences 19 X
T-312-
1
Crittenden,
Andrew
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Swimmer church, Keener church,
miscellaneous stories
12 X
T-312-
2
Locust,
Sarah
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Several comments about life and
burials
16 X
T-312-
3
Vann, Henry Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Gideon Community, Moody
Community schools, Cherokee
convention grounds
21 X
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Event
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tal
Notes
T-313-
1
Whitmire,
Jack
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early history of Green Community,
early day residents, law
enforcements, family and history
22 X
T-313-
2
Thomas,
Edith
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Preserving foods, making soap,
burial customs, early day Adair
County
20 X
T-314-
1
Cummins,
Samuel
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Cherokee readings, school, Rocky
Ford, Nighthawk Clan
12 X
T-314-
2
Trout, Henry Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
First buildings on Spavinaw Creek,
freight wagons, places and
personalities
20 X
T-315-
1
West,
George and
Belle
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Family history, life history, living
conditions, towns of Wagoner
County, Ft. Gibson and Okay
22 X
T-315-
2
Pack, Ezekiel Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early day history, town of Welling,
schools, and travel
17 X
T-316-
1
Fallin,
Gilbert
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early establishments, cattle, schools
and churches, prominent, Indians,
crimes
13 X
T-316-
2
Douglas,
Hattie
Hinton
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
John Ross and family, other families
of that area
12 X
T-316-
3
Allen,
Juanita Sharp
Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Old notes made by her mother in
1920
52 X
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tal
Notes
T-317 Celebration Choctaw Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Choctaw Day for Chief Harry Belvin X Not transcribed
T-318 Rush, Joe Ponca Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Peyote songs X X Not transcribed
T-319 Dance Creek Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Creek Dance held at Eufaula,
Oklahoma
X X Not transcribed
T-320 Meetings Intertribal Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Organizational meeting of new
Indian group in Lawton
32 X
T-321-
1
Meetings Intertribal Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Adult education meeting held in
Stilwell, Oklahoma
X Not transcribed
T-321-
2
Meetings Intertribal Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Kiowa Gourd songs, Apache,
Blackfeet, Northern Cheyenne and
Apache Fire Dance
X Not transcribed
T-322 Celebration Cherokee Timmons,
Boyce D.
Field
Worker
Recording of Cherokee National
Holiday and comments
X Not transcribed
T-323 Rivera, Stella Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Contemporary problems, land and
land sales and use, BIA, tribal
politics, etc.
38 X
T-324 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Manufacture and use of bone
artifacts
34 Missing as of
12/1/2016
T-325-
1
Grant, Owen Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Schools, Wickliff boys, old Indian,
court houses and contemporary
problems, Watt Starr, Will Rogers
14 X
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tal
Notes
T-325-
2
Lane,
Gazelle
Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Pocahontas Club, Delawares,
government payments, schools
31 X
T-326 Horse, Jenny
and Cecil
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Sainday stories, twin boys, witches,
witching and treatment of witched
people
35 X
T-327 Horse, Jenny
and Cecil
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Story of buffalo medicine doctors,
medicines, love medicine, skin
troubles and doctoring them, use of
the Suckinghorn
35 X
T-328-
1
Horse, Jenny
and Cecil
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Sainday stories and related material,
story about witch-woman and the
children
35 X
T-328-
2
Horse, Jenny
and Cecil
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Beginning the story about a girl who
turned into a bear
35 X
T-329 Horse, Jenny
and Cecil
Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Girl who turned into a bear, Jenny's
grandfather's war experience, Kiowa
Men's Societies, Jenny's dreams and
religious experiences and views,
hymns in Kiowa, funerals and death
customs of old days
35 X
T-330 Horse, Jenny Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Stories about Jenny's grandfather and
his war experiences, how they used
to get salt, names and naming
practices, informal conversation on
varied topics
34 X
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Event
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tal
Notes
T-331 Dances Ft. Sill
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Fire Dance performed at Kiowa-
Apache Pow Wow
X X Not transcribed
T-332 Blackbear,
Ray
Kiowa-
Apache
Jordan, Julia Field
Worker
Devil's Tower story, medicine
bundles, favorite child institution,
plants, insects, birds, remarks on
Apache allotees and their heirs,
Crazy Hill
40 X
T-333-
1
Wright, Jess Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Bitting Springs water mill, father
experiences, schools, doctors,
Carlisle family
22 Missing as of
12/1/2016
T-333-
2
Carlile, John Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Baron, schools, Indian communities,
miscellaneous stories
11 Missing as of
12/1/2016
T-334-
1
Ketchum,
Peter
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early days near Chelsea and
Cherokee County
16 X
T-334-
2
Keys, George Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early days in Adair and Cherokee
County
16 X
T-335-
1
Lord, Mary Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early days in Adair and Cherokee
Counties
31 X
T-335-
2
Fields,
Jefferson
Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field
Worker
Early life in Northeastern Oklahoma 13 X
T-336 Tinker,
Sylvester
Osage Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Early days of Osages before and after
coming to Osage County
48 X
T-337 Johnson,
Charlie
Seminole Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Life in Seminole County before
statehood, Seminole clans
51 X
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Entry # Interviewee/
Event
Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol
#
Casset
te290
Reel
203
Reel
175
Reel
Digi
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Notes
T-338 Pohucsucut,
Sarah
Comanche Miller,
Robert
Field
Worker
Indian food, old times, traders,
Lawton at the turn of the century
X Not transcribed
T-339-
1
Maker,
Leonard
Osage Maker,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Osage Day tribal celebration, social
and religious life
47 X
T-339-
2
Warrior,
Sylvester
Ponca Maker,
Leonard
Field
Worker
Social and religious life of the
Poncas, ceremonial dances, song by
Lamont Brown
50 X
T-340 Unap, Myrtle Osage Maker,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Traditional Osage wedding
ceremony, Osage feasts
48 X
T-341 Maker,
Katherine
Osage Maker,
Leonard
Field
Worker
Handgames, peyote, children's
stories and games
46 X
T-342 Maker,
Marie
Osage Maker,
Leonard
Field
Worker
Children's games, early life history 47 X
T-343 Maker,
Leonard
Osage Maker,
Leonard
Field
Worker
Education, Indian camps, sports, life
history materials
47 X
T-344-
1
Maker,
Leonard
Osage Maker,
Katherine
Field
Worker
Life history materials, peyote
meeting
47 X
T-344-
2
Brown,
Lamont
Ponca Maker,
Leonard
Field
Wor