Orville C. Day (Non-Native Associated with Utes), 1967 September 23

Item — Reel: 146

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Scope and Contents

Personal background, uses for pine trees, Native American crops destroyed by the White Man, land disputes, trek to winter quarters from California, farming in the early days of Utah, boy's experience with squaw, settling of Manti, custom of abandoning old women, death of a small Native American boy, Chief Walker, Pioneer medical care, Chief Walker courting a white girl, Pioneer woman outsmarting renegades, grasshoppers, Caucasian-Native American misunderstandings, white woman brands a Buck. A-Cass Tape, compact disc copy (1 CD) Total running time 51 minutes. Interviewed and recorded by D. Corydon Hammond in American Fork, Utah.

Dates

1967 September 23

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Materials in English.

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