Lillian Anderson (Non-Native American Associated with the Hualapai), 1967 September 24

Item — Reel: 152

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Arrival at Valentine Mission, relations with the Native Americans, Religion and education, deaths by teberculosis, measles epidemic, pow wows for dying people, relations with native American Elders, burial customs, first caskets for the Native Americans, marriage customs, food preferences, living off the land, living conditions, divorce, children, Apache and Mojave influences on the Hualapai, the Gohst Dance, Government Movement of Native Americans, ambush of a wagon train, rumor of a medicine man poisening patients, soldier-Native American relations, Native American resentment regarding the treatment of ancestors, clothing, basskets, Chapels. Available compact disc copy (1 CD) Total running time 11 minutes. Interviewed and Recorded by Mildred D. Maher in Valentine, Arizona.

Dates

1967 September 24

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Materials in English.

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