Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal
T-1 Kirk, Willie Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field 32 X X Worker Stories of informants experiences in Old Mexico
T-2-1 Chalepah, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field How the Tonkawa's got Peyote 40 X X Alfred Apache Worker
T-2-2 Kirk, Mabel Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field School experiences, etc. 32 X X Worker
T-2-3 Murdock, Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field Kickapoo houses 32 X X Mattie Worker
T-3 Saddle- Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Reminiscences of latter part of the 41 X X blanket, Apache Worker reservation period and early part of Conna Mae the post reservation period
T-4 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Contemporary Indian problems and 36 X Guy Worker background material on Cut-Throat Gap Massacre
T-5-1 Jolly, B. W. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Life in Carnegie, Oklahoma circa 44 X Worker 1907
T-5-2 Hogue, Joel Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Farming near present site of 44 X Worker Carnegie, Oklahoma in 1901
T-5-3 Wilton, Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Early childhood experiences and 44 X Bessie Worker experiences as postmistress Bassett Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-6 Murdock, Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field Wild plant foods 32 X Mattie Worker
T-7 Neconie, Ella Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field The Forty-Nine Dance 41 X Lou Apache Worker
T-8 Chalepah, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Use of native fauna, Tonkawas and 40 X Alfred Apache Worker Lipans, Peyote paraphernalia, and Apache Ben stories
T-9 Chalepah, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Indian doctors, Tonkawas, Apache 40 X Alfred Apache Worker Ben's first oil well
T-10 Kirk, Mabel Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field Life history materials and Kickapoo 32 X X Worker life in Oklahoma
T-11 Murdock, Kickapoo Jordan, Julia Field Foods, corn, beans, pumpkins, etc. of 32 X Mattie Worker her youth
T-12 Chalepah, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field NAC Organization, Cheyenne- 40 X Alfred Apache Worker Arapaho Sun Dance
T-13 Chalepah, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Blackfoot Dances, etc. 40 X Alfred Apache Worker
T-14 Chalepah, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Trip to Sarsi in 1950 with Big Ben 40 X Alfred Apache Worker
T-15 Tartsah, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Grandmother's experiences, early 42 X Charles Worker days
T-16 Bigbow, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa leaders trip to Washington, D. 33 X part is in Abel Worker C. Kiowa Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-17-1 Bigbow, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Reminiscences of old days 33 X part is in Abel Worker Kiowa
T-17-2 Palmer, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Family background. 36 X Charles Worker
T-18 Silverhorn, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Haungooah (James' father), arts and 38 X James Worker crafts; NAC, medicine bundles, doctoring
T-19 Silverhorn, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Haungooah (James' father), NAC 38 X James Worker
T-20 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Cecil Horse, Kiowa. Julia Jordan, 34 X Worker Field Worker. Life history materials
T-21 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Devil's Lake story, introduction 36 X Guy Worker material, Sainday stories, beginning of Devil's Tower story
T-22 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Devil's Tower story, Old Man 36 X Guy Worker Chibatoh
T-23 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Doctoring powers, Buffalo Medicine 36 X X Guy Worker Men
T-24 Bigbow, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa stories in Kiowa and English 33 X X X Abel Worker and anecdote on Forty-Nine
T-25 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Mescalero, Mesquite beans, skunk 34 X X Worker berries, chiefs Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-26 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Owl prophets 36 X X Guy Worker
T-27 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field How Kiowa's got peyote, NAC, 14 X Worker Hunting Horse becoming Christian, inheritance of medicine bundles
T-28 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Cut Throat Gap Massacre, Story of 36 X Guy Worker Boin Edal (Big Blood) German captive, grass money payments
T-29 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Background material, Cut Throat 36 X Guy Worker Gap story, James Mooney and his work with Kiowas, Guy's allotment
T-30 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Life history materials, experiences as 34 X Worker Methodist Minister
T-31 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Old Man Chibotah, Doctoring and 35 X & Jenny Worker witching stories, Mescaleros
T-32 Geikoumah, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Bedtime stories and other stories 33 X X Bert Worker
T-33 Manatidie Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa-Apache Pow-wow songs and 42 X X Apache Worker speeches
T-34 Manatidie Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa-Apache Pow-wow songs and 42 X X Apache Worker speeches
T-35 Irving, Mary Iowa Jordan, Julia Field Reminiscences of childhood days, 32 X Dupee Worker life history, Buffalo Dance, doctoring Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-36 Irving, Mary Iowa Jordan, Julia Field Buffalo medicine, eating meat at 32 X Dupee Worker feast
T-37 Mausape, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Buffalo medicine story and 35 X Eugenia Worker comments, school experiences
T-38 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Law and order during reservation 36 X Guy Worker period, discussing General Custer and Battle at Little Big Horn and Battle of Washita
T-39 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Stories of outlaws during reservation 37 X Guy Worker period, field trip through Wichitas to see Guy's old home
T-40 Pohucsucut, Comanche Miller, Field Founding of Lawton, OK 28 X Sarah Robert Worker
T-41 Rowlodge, Arapaho Timmons, Field Early days of Arapahos 4 X Jess Boyce D. Worker
T-42-1 Wolf (Lone), Kiowa Miller, Field Early life activities 39 X William Robert Worker
T-42-2 Kauahquo, Kiowa Miller, Field Miscellaneous stories 35 X Ernest Robert Worker
T-43 Kauley, Kiowa Miller, Field Lone Wolf, Cut Throat Gap 35 X Ernestine Robert Worker Massacre Kauahquo Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-44 Kernell, Seminole Miller, Field Life history materials, preparing and 51 X This tape is in Lizzie Robert Worker preserving foods, school. the Seminole Johnson language and has been interpreted by Perry Walker T-45 Smith, Cherokee Timmons, Field Old Cherokee ways and changes of 19 X Crosslin Boyce D. Worker today
T-46 Duncan, R. Cherokee Timmons, Field Story about grandfather, Cherokees 13 X A. (Bob) Boyce D. Worker moving to this country
T-47 Chalepah, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Child care and miscellaneous stories 40 X Alfred Apache Worker
T-48 Spencer, Seminole Miller, Field Stories of Old Seminole days 52 X Billy Robert Worker
T-49-1 Duncan, R. Cherokee Timmons, Field Miscellaneous stories, Cherokee 13 X A. (Bob) Boyce D. Worker Male Seminary
T-49-2 Tyner, James Cherokee Timmons, Field Activities, discipline and teaching at 21 X A. Boyce D. Worker Cherokee Male Seminary
T-50 Bigman, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Allotments, NAC, school 39 X X Fred Apache Worker experiences
T-51 Yeager, Seminole Miller, Field Early days in the Seminole Nation 52 X Molly & Robert Worker Sissy Fenton Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-52 Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Stories, doctoring, burial customs 27 X X Mary Neido Worker
T-53-1 Chalepah, Kiowa Bittle, Field Zodal-tone stories 33 X X Evelyn William Worker
T-53-2 Blackbear, Kiowa Bittle, Field Doctoring and medicine 33 X X Helen William Worker Boyiddle T-53-3 Bigman, Kiowa Bittle, Field Miscellaneous stories 33 X X Annie William Worker Saumpty
T-54 Blackbear, Kiowa- Beals, Field Use of wild plants 39 X X Ray Apache Kenneth Worker
T-55 Blackbear, Kiowa- Baugh, Field Stories of Ray's grandfather 39 X X Ray Apache Timothy Worker Blackbear
T-56-1 Bigman, Kiowa- Bittle, Field Doctors, Medicine bundles 39 X X Fred Apache William Worker
T-56-2 Saddle- Kiowa- Bittle, Field Ghost Dance 41 X X blanket, Apache William Worker Louise T-57 Bigman, Kiowa Patchin, Field School experiences 33 X Annie Jacquelin Worker Saumpty
T-58 Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Comanche history, Ghost Dance, 27 X X Mary Neido Worker Forty-Nine, Miscellaneous comments Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-59 Blackbear, Kiowa- Beals, Field Life history materials, kinship data 39 X X Ray Apache Kenneth Worker
T-60 Weller, Sadie Caddo Beals, Field Caddo Ghost Dance 9 X X Kenneth Worker
T-61-1 High, Lottie Kiowa- Beals, Field Life history materials, kinship data 39 X X Whitefox Apache Kenneth Worker
T-61-2 Geikoumah, Kiowa Baugh, Field Miscellaneous stories of old days 33 X X Bert Timothy Worker
T-62 Longhorn, Kiowa Barksdale, Field Life history, school experiences, 35 X Sarah Letha Worker dance group, kinship
T-63 Goodbear, Cheyenne Jones, David Field Life history, life in reservation 25 X X Clara Worker period, allotments Winona
T-64 Miller, Frank Wichita Bittle, Field Wichita history, allotments, 53 X X William Worker economic patterns, Ghost Dance, peyotism
T-65 Miller, Frank Wichita Bittle, Field Pawnee-Wichita relations, life 53 X X William Worker history, contemporary problems
T-66 Cook, Reena Cheyenne Jones, David Field Reminiscences of old days 24 X X Worker
T-67 Sutton, Arapaho Brandt, Field Arapaho history, school experiences, 8 X X William Susan Worker allotments Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-68-1 Weller, Sadie Caddo Beals, Field Peyotism, Turkey Dance 9 X X Kenneth Worker
T-68-2 Williams, Caddo Beals, Field Turkey Dance, Revivals, etc. 10 X X Milford, Kenneth Worker Chief
T-69 Weller, Sadie Caddo Beals, Field Life history materials 9 X X Kenneth Worker
T-70 Robinson, Creek Blakely, Field Reminiscences of young days 30 X X Stella Roxanna Worker
T-71 Bigbow, Kiowa Baugh, Field Sainday stories told in Kiowa X X X Not transcribed Abel Timothy Worker language
T-72 Chalepah, Kiowa Baugh, Field Translation of Sainday stories told by 33 X X X Evelyn Timothy Worker Abel Bigbow on T-71
T-73 Chalepah, Kiowa Baugh, Field Continuation of translation of 33 X X X Evelyn Timothy Worker Sainday stories told by Abel Bigbow on T-71
T-74 Geikoumah, Kiowa Baugh, Field Sun Dance, miscellaneous stories 33 X Bert Timothy Worker
T-75 Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Life history materials 27 X X Mary Neido Worker
T-76 Paudlety, Kiowa Patchin, Field Life history materials, school 36 X X Myrtle Ware Jacquelin Worker experiences Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-77-1 Neconie, Ella Kiowa- Blakely, Field menstruation and pregnancy 41 X X Lou Apache Roxanna Worker
T-77-2 Chalepah, Kiowa- Brandt, Field Blackfeet Society 40 X X Alfred Apache Susan Worker
T-78 Howry, Ethel Comanche Barksdale, Field Reminiscences of old days, schools, 27 X Letha Worker etc.
T-79 Saddle- Kiowa- Bittle, Field Oil Kiowa-Apache Societies, 41 X X blanket, Apache William Worker medicine bundles Louise
T-80 Weller, Sadie Caddo Beals, Field Caddo Turkey Dance 9 X X Reel is marked Kenneth Worker as "bad reel"
T-81 Haumpy, Kiowa Barksdale, Field Miscellaneous Stories 34 X James Letha Worker
T-82 Haumpy, Kiowa Barksdale, Field Life history, pregnancy, allotments, 34 X Mary Letha Worker and leasing
T-83 Medicine Cheyenne Brandt, Field Old time stories, school experiences, 25 X X Elk, Jennie Susan Worker marriage
T-84 Black, Jay Cheyenne Brandt, Field Old time stories 23 X X Susan Worker
T-85 Poafpybitty, Comanche Brandt, Field Women's activities in old days 28 X X Mary Neido Susan Worker
T-86 Geikoumah, Kiowa Baugh, Field Life in old days 33 X X Bert Timothy Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-87 Saddle- Kiowa- Brandt, Field Childbirth, post natal care, misc. 41 X X blanket, Apache Susan Worker stories Louise
T-88 Hunter Delaware Barksdale, Field Delaware history, medicines, 31 X X Snake, Letha Worker reproduction, allotment Bessie
T-89 Poafpybitty, Comanche Barksdale, Field Stories of life in old days 28 X X Mary Neido Letha Worker
T-90 Sutton, Arapaho Blakely, Field Peyote, school experiences, 8 X X Arthur Roxanna Worker miscellaneous stories
T-91-1 Hill, Eula Cheyenne Blakely, Field Miscellaneous stories told in 25 X X Stories told by and Jim Roxanna Worker Cheyenne Jim, translated Medicine Elk by Eula Hill
T-91-2 Hill, Eula Cheyenne Blakely, Field Miscellaneous stories 25 X X Roxanna Worker
T-92 Hill, Eula Cheyenne Blakely, Field Traditional stories 25 X X Roxanna Worker
T-93 Neconie, Ella Kiowa- Blakely, Field Sex and reproduction, child care X X Not transcribed Lou Apache Roxanna Worker
T-94 Neconie, Ella Kiowa- Blakely, Field Courtship and marriage, X X Not transcribed Lou Apache Roxanna Worker reproduction Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-95 Kiowa- Kiowa- Bittle, Field Recording made at Kiowa-Apache X X Not transcribed Apache Apache William Worker Bingo Game, singing, etc. Bingo Game
T-96 Caddo Pow- Caddo Bittle, Field Recording made at a Caddo Pow- X X Not transcribed Wow William Worker Wow. Dances, women's dance, stomp dances, bear dance, duck dance, drum dance
T-97 Caddo Pow- Caddo Bittle, Field Recording made at Caddo Pow- X X Not transcribed Wow William Worker Wow, July 8, 1967. Drum dance, bell dance, alligator dance, fish dance, stomp dance, Cherokee dance, and morning dance.
T-98 Caddo Pow- Caddo Bittle, Field Recording made at Caddo Pow- X X Not transcribed Wow William Worker Wow, July 8, 1967. Morning dance.
T-99 Wichita Wichita Bittle, Field Wichita hand game, music, etc. X X Not transcribed Hand Game William Worker
T-100 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Birds and use of feathers 37 X Guy Worker
T-101 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Birds and use of feathers 37 X Guy Worker
T-102 Kelley, E. F. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Early experiences with Indians 44 X (Mrs.) Worker
T-103- Hull, J. B. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Homesteading, leasing and Indians in 44 X 1 Worker general Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-103- McDow, Hy Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Goods bought and sold, background 45 X 2 Worker materials
T-104 McDow, Hy Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Early experiences with Indians 45 X Worker
T-105- Cherokee Cherokee Timmons, Field Recording of Cherokee Seminar X Not transcribed 1 Seminar Boyce D. Worker
T-105- West, Dick Cheyenne Timmons, Field Life history materials, experiences as 25 X 2 Boyce D. Worker instructor at Bacone College, schools
T-106 Iron, Wakon Osage Miller, Field Early life in the Osage Nation 46 X Robert Worker
T-107 Hill, Rosa Osage Miller, Field Drum religion, wedding ceremony 46 X Albert Robert Worker
T-108 Red Eagle, Osage Miller, Field Family participation in tribal 48 X Ed Robert Worker ceremonies
T-109 Fife, Rhoda Creek Miller, Field Life history materials recorded in 29 X Translated by Sampson Robert Worker Creek Pat Sulphur, student T-110 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Doctors and witches 34 X Worker
T-111 Saddle- Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Wild plant foods 41 X blanket, Apache Worker Conna Mae Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-112 Holbrook, Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field First settling in Oklahoma and 44 X Preston Worker experiences with Indians, farming
T-113 Nelms, Mrs. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field First settling in Oklahoma and 45 X Leon Vine Worker contact with Indians
T-114 Kelley, Mrs. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Early settling, Indians, and stories of 44 X E. F. Worker relatives
T-115- Levite, Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Early experiences with Indians 44 X 1 George W. Worker
T-115- Brown, Dee Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Childhood experiences 43 X 2 Worker T-116 Levite, Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Early experiences and some stories 44 X George W. Worker about Indians
T-117 Ft. Sill Ft. Sill Savage, Bill Field Goodbye speeches to Dr. Bittle and 32 X X Apache Apache Worker Field School. Songs by the group Kawaykla group
T-118 Indians for NA Timmons, Field Recording of Indians for Indians X Not transcribed Indians Hour Boyce D. Worker Hour radio program, announcements and song
T-119- Palmer, Ruth Comanche Jones, David Field Childhood experiences 27 X X 1 Worker
T-119- Tartsah, Kiowa- Jones, David Field Grandfather's history 42 X X 2 Charles Apache Worker
T-120- Tartsah, Kiowa- Jones, David Field Miscellaneous stories and 42 Missing prior 1 Charles Apache Worker grandfather's stories, tribal history to 1986 Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-120- Peyote songs NA Jones, David Field Recording of peyote songs Missing prior 2 Worker to 1986 Not transcribed
T-121 Tartsah, Kiowa- Jones, David Field Early life of Indians, education, 42 X X Charles Apache Worker obtaining food, etc.
T-122- Tartsah, Kiowa- Jones, David Field Miscellaneous stories 42 Missing as of 1 Charles Apache Worker 12/1/2016
T-122- Bigbow, Kiowa Jones, David Field Stories in Kiowa Missing as of 2 Abel Worker 12/1/2016 Not transcribed
T-122- Walquah, Comanche Jones, David Field Miscellaneous stories 28 Missing as of 3 May Worker 12/1/2016
T-123 Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Doctoring, medicines, religion, 28 X X Mary Neido Worker Quanah Parker group
T-124 Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Miscellaneous comments and stories 28 X X Mary Neido Worker
T-125 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jones, David Field Stories and background information 4 X X Jess Worker
T-126- Thompson, Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Reminiscences of childhood school 26 X 1 Nancy Ruth Worker experiences
T-126- Wesley, Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Reminiscences of childhood school 26 X 2 Emma Ruth Worker experiences Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-127 Woods, Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Life history materials and World 26 X Willie Ruth Worker War I
T-128 Vandergriff, Non-Indian Hankowsky, Field Life history materials 46 X Charles E. Ruth Worker
T-129 Hollis, Swain Non-Indian Hankowsky, Field Life history materials and stories as 44 X Ruth Worker Choctaw Freedman
T-130 Schooler, W. Non-Indian Hankowsky, Field Some history of Choctaw County 45 X E. Ruth Worker
T-131- Chibitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Life history, school experiences 27 X 1 John Worker
T-131- Haumpy, Kiowa Jones, David Field Some life history materials and 34 X 2 James Worker school experiences
T-132- Kelley, E. F. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Miscellaneous comments 44 X 1 (Mrs.) Worker
T-132- Matthews, Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Comments about oil refineries, etc. 45 X 2 W. I. Worker
T-132- Challis, R. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Leasing land, epidemics, etc. 43 X 3 W. (Mrs.) Worker
T-133- Bigby, Ivy Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Rocks and plants, glass cutting 43 X 1 Peoples Worker
T-133- Kelley, E. F. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field comments on Indians homesteading 44 X 2 (Mrs.) Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-134 Bearpaw, Cherokee Timmons, Field Early Cherokee life in Oklahoma 10 X Lizzie Boyce D. Worker Swimmer
T-135 Wilhite, Cherokee Timmons, Field Early Cherokee life in Oklahoma 22 X Catherine Boyce D. Worker
T-136 Nakedhead, Cherokee Timmons, Field Early Cherokee history 17 X Calvin Boyce D. Worker
T-137 Haumpy, Kiowa Jones, David Field Sings different songs, peyote 34 X James Worker
T-138 Mausape, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Life history, life in old days, chiefs, 35 X Eugenia Worker school days
T-139 Mausape, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Sainday stories 36 X Eugenia Worker
T-140 Mausape, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa boy intended for sacrifice at 36 X Eugenia Worker Ute Sun Dance
T-141 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Games, gambling, handgame, stick 34 X Worker game, etc.
T-142 Horse, Jenny Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Buffalo medicine origin and curing X Worker spider bites
T-143 Burns, Ed Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Contemporary Indian problems, 24 Missing as of Worker family history, history of agency, 12/1/16 first Indian farmers Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-144 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Medicine Lodge, Kansas celebration, 4 X Jess Worker Arapaho life at time of allotment
T-145 Silverhorn, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Peyotism religion, Ghost Dance 38 X James Worker
T-146 Silverhorn, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Field trip to Rainey Mountain Baptist 39 X James Worker Church and cemetery, Rainey Mountain School, Saddle Mountain Baptist Church and cemetery, and Mt. Scott Methodist Church
T-147 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Field trip to Kiowa historic spots 39 X Guy Worker
T-148 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Indian police, traders and Indians, 37 X Guy Worker trespassers, credit buying, learning to farm and farming
T-149 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Problems of farming 37 X Guy Worker
T-150 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Life in reservation days, Indian 37 X Guy Worker police, white trespassers, gambling in Indian camps
T-151 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa dances, Brush Dance, Forty- 37 X Guy Worker Nine Dance, Scalp Dance Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-152 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Cheyenne societies, dedication of 23 X Worker new tipis, qualifications for membership
T-153 Dedication Cherokee Timmons, Field Cherokee Cultural Center dedication X Not transcribed Ceremonies Boyce D. Worker ceremony
T-154 Smith, Stoke Cherokee Smith, Field Version of Thunderbird Church and 19 X Crosslin Worker Pie Supper
T-155 Dedication Cherokee Timmons, Field Cherokee Cultural Center dedication X Not transcribed Ceremonies Boyce D. Worker ceremony
T-156 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Bent family of Cheyennes, story of 23 X Worker how Cheyennes got corn, other old stories, how stories were told, dogs and how they were used and cared for
T-157 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Allotment in severalty, life in 4 X Jess Worker reservation period, story of Dull Knifes' Cheyennes leaving Oklahoma
T-158 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Cheyenne-Arapaho claims, Arapaho 4 X Jess Worker history, dead of a second wife, life history materials, peyote
T-159 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Continued from T-158, Peyote, 4 X Jess Worker Ghost Dance, etc. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-160 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Marriage, buying wife and 24 X Worker elopement, courtship, social dances, story about a black horse and a white horse
T-161 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Continued from T-160. Story of a 24 Missing prior Worker black horse and a white horse, stories to 1986 and story telling about soldiers sending Cheyennes off to school against their will, etc.
T-162 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Continued telling of stories from T- 24 X Worker 161
T-163 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Doctors, doctoring and medicines 4 X Jess Worker
T-164 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Doctoring and medicines and 4 Missing prior Jess Worker genealogy to 1986
T-165 Silverhorn, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Peyote songs including, Water X X Not James Worker Songs, Midnight Songs, Opening Transcribed Songs, and Morning Songs
T-166 Jeanette Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Stories in Cheyenne and English and 24 Missing prior Howling Worker discussion of Cheyenne story telling to 1986 Crane, Jenny Flying Out, Laura Big Horse, Stella Thunderbull Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-167 Songs Kiowa, Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa and Kiowa-Apache Forty- X X Not Kiowa- Worker Nine songs and Ft. Sill Apache songs Transcribed Apache, Ft. recorded at Alfred Chalepah's Sill Apache
T-168 Songs Kiowa, Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa and Kiowa-Apache singing X X Not Kiowa- Worker War Dance songs at Medicine Transcribed Apache Lodge, Kansas
T-169 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Peyote gathering, etc. 4 X Jess Worker
T-170 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Peyote gathering, etc. 5 X Jess Worker
T-171 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Bowstring Clan origin, - Missing prior Worker organizations, dances, etc. to 1986 Transcribed but volume number is unclear
T-172 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Peyote religions 5 X Jess Worker
T-173- Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Witchcraft, Indian curses, doctoring, 28 X 1 Mary Neido Worker etc.
T-173- Brace, Lou Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Great dance at Carnegie, Sun Dance, 33 X 2 Ella Worker school experiences Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-174 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Life history materials, per capita 5 X Jess Worker payments from sale of tribal land, collection of Indian ethnological specimens by New York bank in early 1900's, centipede symbol
T-175 Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Medicines, witching, Shoshone 28 X Mary Neido Worker origin
T-176 Neido, Joey Comanche Jones, David Field Relatives, travels, curing, 27 X Worker predictions, Peyote membership
T-177- Chibitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Childhood games, schools, 27 X X 1 Dana Worker doctoring, etc.
T-177- Zanella, Kiowa Jones, David Field Brief background, Peyote, doctoring 33 X X 2 Alice Worker Apekaum
T-178 Daisy Kiowa Jones, David Field Medicines, doctoring, and stories 34 X Hokeah, Jack Worker Hokeah
T-179 Berry, Kiowa- Savage, Bill Field Talk to Blackfoot group on Apache 39 X Philemon Apache Worker tribal business
T-180- Mitchell, Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Experiences as teacher in Indian 45 X 1 John (Mrs.) Worker schools
T-180- Kelley, E. F. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Family experiences in Oklahoma 44 X 2 (Mrs.) Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-181 Brown, Dee Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Early experiences with the Indians 43 X Worker
T-182- Nix, Ed Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Early experiences with Indians 45 X 1 Worker
T-182- Grad, Abe Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Moving to Oklahoma 43 X 2 Worker
T-182- Kelley, E. F. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Dealings with Indians 44 X 3 (Mrs.) Worker
T-183 Hefker, W. Non-Indian Savage, Bill Field Experiences with Indians 43 X A. Worker (Reverend)
T-184 Blackbear, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Discussion about Texas law 39 X Ray Apache Worker prohibiting sale and possession of peyote
T-185 Saddleblanke Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Comments on old photo of Apache 41 X t, Louise Apache Worker Dance, Tonkawa-Apache relationship, doctoring, witching, peyote, etc.
T-186 Geikoumah, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Identification of people in old photo 33 X Bert Worker of Haitsekey's camp, reminiscences, peyote
T-187 Cisco, Molly Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Life history materials, Apache 41 X Apache Worker relations, coyote story, miscellaneous stories Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-188 Funeral Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Wake for Cletus Poolaw held at X X X Not Wake Worker Rainy Mountain Baptist Church, Transcribed including talk by ministers of Mulkerhay Methodist Mission, Kiowa hymns, prayers, etc.
T-189 Funeral Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Continuation of T-188, Wake X X X Not Wake Worker services for Cletus Poolaw Transcribed
T-190 Dances Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Forty-Nine Dancy at Kiowa-Apache X X Not Apache, Ft. Worker pow-wow and Ft. Sill Apaches Transcribed Sill Apache singing back and forth songs
T-191 Wichita Wichita Bittle, Field Hand games and Round Dances X X Not Field School William Worker recorded at Bill Campbell's Wichita Transcribed Community House, Field School.
T-192- Armstrong, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Historical events in Indian Territory, 10 X 1 John Worker early experiences and events
T-192- Welch, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Stories and events in Indian Territory 22 X 2 Ausley (Mr. Worker & Mrs.)
T-192- Byrd, Andy Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Events in Indian Territory 11 X 3 Worker
T-193- Tyner, Frank Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Short stories about Indians in early 21 X 1 Worker days Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-193- Whiteday, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Experiences and life in Indian 22 X 2 Fanny Worker Territory
T-193- Blossom, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early life experiences in Indian 11 X 3 Sam Worker Nation
T-194 Hauzous, Ft. Sill ______Telling stories of Warm Springs up 32 X X Copy of tape Sam Apache to Ft. Sill made in 1952 by family of Mr. Hauzous T-195 Hauzous, Ft. Sill ______Stories of San Carlos in Apache X X Not Sam Apache language Transcribed Copy of tape made in 1952 by family of Mr. Hauzous T-196 Hauzous, Ft. Sill ______Story of self, born from water, X Cassette Sam Apache gambling for daylight between birds Missing who wanted daylight and animals Not who wanted continuous night, Kiowa Transcribed songs, mother and father. All in Copy of tape Apache language made in 1952 by family of Mr. Hauzous T-197 Hauzous, Ft. Sill ______Story of Geronimo, story of Ft. Sill X X Not Sam Apache in Apache language Transcribed Copy of tape made in 1952 by family of Mr. Hauzous T-198- McElhaney, Kiowa Timmons, Field Early life history, Indian mission 36 X 1 Ioleta Hunt Boyce D. Worker work and Sunday school classes Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-198- Samual Left Arapahos; Timmons, Field Memorial services for Chief Left 1 X 2 Hand, Jess Non-Indian Boyce D. Worker Hand, Arapaho and Jesse Chisholm, Rowlodge, Cherokee and Elmer Fraker
T-199 Harris, Sac and Fox Timmons, Field Peyote medicine 51 X George and Boyce D. Worker Mabel
T-200- Dicke, Sam Cheyenne Timmons, Field Early Cheyenne history 24 X 1 Boyce D. Worker
T-200- Dicke, Ruth Seminole Timmons, Field Brief comments on Seminole early 51 X 2 Brown Boyce D. Worker family life
T-201 Howard Cheyenne; Timmons, Field Contemporary Indian life and 25 X Good Bear, Arapaho Boyce D. Worker problems Clinton Youngbear
T-202- Mizer, Willis Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Cherokee Nation, early life and 17 X 1 Worker education
T-202- Vann, Zeke Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Cherokee constitution, work as 21 X 2 Worker Indian preacher, Cherokee language, Indian doctors
T-202- Chouteau, Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Early days as student at Cherokee 31 X 3 Edmond Worker Male Seminary Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-203 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho societies, Jess's marriage, 5 X Jess Worker story of origin of Red and Blue blanket, Vision Quest, training young men on war path
T-204 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Woods used for making bows, true 5 X Jess Worker stories, recital of war deeds today, story contests in Tomahawk Society, interview of stories of Jesse Chisholm at his grave site
T-205 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Reptile doctor, story about eating 5 X Jess Worker turtles, doctoring snake bites, vision quests, Sun Dance, painted tipi, kinds of Arapaho stories
T-206 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Continuation of grave side stories, 5 X Jess Worker sacred stories
T-207- Homeratha, Oto Timmons, Field Oto tribal ways 49 X 1 Horton Boyce D. Worker
T-207- Littletoe Ponca Timmons, Field Poncas early days 50 X 2 Others, Boyce D. Worker Buelah
T-208 Dedication Cherokee Timmons, Field Cherokee Mutual Self-Help honorary X Not Ceremonies Boyce D. Worker dedication Transcribed
T-209- Cookson, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early day farming 12 X 1 Tom Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-209- Tyner, James Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Experiences at Cherokee Male 21 X 2 A. Worker Seminary
T-209- Armstrong, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Indian wood craftsmanship and tools 10 X 3 John Worker of that era, building log houses
T-210 McIntosh, Non-Indian Miller, Field Some life history materials as 45 X Dave Robert Worker Seminole Freedman
T-211 McIntosh, Non-Indian Miller, Field Miscellaneous stories and life history 45 X Dave Robert Worker materials
T-212 Pohucsucut, Comanche Miller, Field Stories about her father, Comanche 28 X Sarah Robert Worker Jack
T-213 Smith, Stoke Cherokee Smith, Field Interpretation of Cherokee songs and 19 X Crosslin Worker dances
T-214 Songs and Cherokee Smith, Field Cherokee songs and Stomp dances X Not transcribed Dances Crosslin Worker
T-215 Dedication Cherokee Timmons, Field Cherokee Arts and Crafts dedication X Not transcribed Ceremonies Boyce D. Worker ceremony
T-216 Pierce, Earl Cherokee Smith, Field Cherokee government organizations 17 X Boyd Crosslin Worker and legal system
T-217- Battiest, Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Choctaw history, schools and 26 X 1 Steve Ruth Worker cemeteries, family relations
T-217- Phillips, Bob Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Choctaw and miscellaneous stories 26 X 2 Ruth Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-218- Phillips, Bob Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Sings Choctaw hymns and reads X Not transcribed 1 Ruth Worker Lord's Prayer in Choctaw
T-218- Jones, Isaac Choctaw Hankowsky, Field School experiences, allotments, 26 X 2 Ruth Worker farming
T-219 Bigbow, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Story in Kiowa X X Not Abel Worker Transcribed
T-220 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Preliminary discussion, stories and 5 X Jess Worker conditions of story telling, Little Raven's pictograph scroll, burial customs, etc.
T-221 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Medicines, story of women captured 5 X Jess Worker by Utes, white anthropologist who participated in Sun Dance, miscellaneous anecdotes
T-222- Blackbear, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Apache-Tonkawa relations, Kiowa- 39 X 1 Ray Apache Worker Apache peyote
T-222- Soontay, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa calendar, Kiowa-Apache 39 & X 2 Howard and Worker history 41 Alice
T-223 Blackbear, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field NAC, societies, Ghost Dance, 40 X Ray Apache Worker Devil's Lake story
T-224 Osborne, Pawnee Osborne, Field Preparation and preservation of 49 X Sam (Mr. Ramona Worker foods and Mrs.) Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-225 Osborne, Pawnee Osborne, Field The religious Pawnees 49 X Sam (Mr. Ramona Worker and Mrs.)
T-226 White, Grant Pawnee Osborne, Field Pawnee Doctor Dance 49 X Ramona Worker
T-227 White, Grant Pawnee Osborne, Field Pawnee Doctor Dance, Pawnee 49 X Ramona Worker Indian doctors
T-228 Meetings Cherokee Timmons, Field Cherokee adult education meeting X Not Boyce D. Worker Transcribed
T-229- Carnes, Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Life in early days and related 26 X 1 Georgia Ruth Worker subjects
T-229- Oaks, Ed Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Life in early days, school life, etc. 26 X 2 Ruth Worker
T-230- Mayes, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Historical data, school teaching 17 X 1 Mamie Worker experiences, etc.
T-230- Simmons, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Miscellaneous topics 19 X 2 Rhoda Worker Sunday
T-230- Battie, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Treatment of poison snake bites 10 X 3 Wilburn Worker
T-230- Tindall, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Hunting and wildlife stories 20 X 4 Jefferson Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-230- Wolf, Nancy Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Old log house, events of historical 22 X 5 Worker interest
T-230- Dick, Jessie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Present day Indian life 12 X 6 Worker
T-231- Apekaum, Kiowa Jones, David Field Life history data, courtship and 33 X 1 Alice Worker marriage, naming ritual
T-231- Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Dream story, life history data 27 X 2 James Isaac Worker
T-232- Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Two dream stories, vision quest 27 X 1 James Isaac Worker elements
T-232- Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Little Raven, magical insertion of 28 X 2 Mary Neido Worker eagle egg in ceremonies, mother
T-233- Terrapin, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Singing by Mr. Terrapin in Cherokee X Not transcribed 1 Abraham Worker language
T-233- ______Tyner, J. W. Field Church services at New Jordan and X Not transcribed 2 Worker Round Spring Church
T-233- Chopper, Joe Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Chief Thompson Euchalada, life 12 X 3 Worker history data
T-233- Butler, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Note: 4 George Worker Information cut off on all copies of finding aids. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-234- Quinton, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Education and school experiences, 18 X 1 Dave Worker observations, Indian customs
T-234- Pickup, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Indian medicine, historical events 17 X 2 Sixkiller Worker and outlaws
T-234- Mayes, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Historical facts of early days in 17 X 3 Washie Worker Mayes County
T-235 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field 1890-1896, Jerome Agreement, 6 X Jess Worker white settlement, attorneys, James Mooney, Comanche root
T-236 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Year count, events of 1887-1890 6 X Jess Worker
T-237 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Year count, life as a cowboy, work 6 X Jess Worker with threshing crews
T-238 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Hide dressing tools, abrading tools, 6 X Jess Worker year count, events of 1900, work at trading store
T-239 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Cheyenne-Arapaho tribal council, 6 X Jess Worker organization and history, tribal leaders old and new, chiefs
T-240 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Selection of chiefs and tribal politics 6 X Jess Worker T-241 Pedro, Anna Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Story telling, stories, etc. 3 X Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-242 Pedro, Anna Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Reminiscences of early life, 3 X Worker childhood experiences in reservation period, life history materials, culture, beading buckskin, etc.
T-243 Johnson, Seminole Miller, Field Early history and life history data 51 X Bettie Robert Worker
T-244 Johnson, Seminole Miller, Field continuation of life history, etc. 51 X Bettie Robert Worker
T-245- Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Rank and status, favorite child 37 X 1 Guy Worker institution, gift exchange
T-245- Quetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa calendars, Mooney's work 37 X 2 Guy Worker with Kiowas, Chief's tipi
T-246 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa calendars, telling stories, 37 X Guy Worker interpretation of Soontay calendar
T-247 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Peyotism and NAC, old Arapaho 6 X Jess Worker lodges, relation of peyotism to Ghost Dance religion
T-248 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field NAC, Peyote ceremonial equipment, 6 X Jess Worker Arapaho sacred bundles, Arapaho lodges
T-249- Hyder, Sam Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Cherokee singing and sermon 15 X 1 (Reverend) Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-249- Webb, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Burial customs and preservation and 21 X 2 Anawak Worker preparation of foods, schooling, early Chuculate day dress and customs and beliefs regarding tobacco
T-250 Duncan, R. Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Stories of Red Cloud Duncan, 13 X A. (Bob) Worker Indians who lived contrary to laws, Indian medicine and early boyhood
T-251- Vann Tibbs, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early Indian school at Vann's Lake, 20 X 1 Lucinda Worker Vann's Lake Indian Church and cemetery, Tullahassee Indian Mission T-251- Ross, Joe Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Locust Grove allotments and early 19 X 2 Worker boyhood
T-252 Poolaw, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field USO program, Lawton, Oklahoma X X Not transcribed Pascal, Sr. Apache Worker May 12, 1968 honoring Mrs. Poolaw (Mrs.) as USO mother of the year
T-253 Harper, Osage Red Corn, Field Miscellaneous comments on 46 X Hazel Lohah Katherine Worker restrictions, prejudices, etc.
T-254 Logan, Leroy Osage Red Corn, Field Clan divisions, Osage claims against 46 X Katherine Worker the government T-255 Smith, Osage Red Corn, Field Miscellaneous comments on early 48 X Minnie Katherine Worker life Elkins Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-256- Laura Big Cheyenne Jones, David Field Cheyenne stories told at meeting of 23 X 1 Horse and Worker Tipi Pole Club in Clinton, Oklahoma Gladys Mann
T-256- Zanella, Kiowa Jones, David Field Miscellaneous comments 33 X 2 Alice Worker Apekaum
T-257 Birdchief, Cheyenne Trimble, Joe Field Stories about grandfather Birdchief 23 X Pete Worker purported chief of the Southern Plains Cheyennes until 1933 (his death), date of birth unknown, stories of self
T-258- Stansberry, Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Indian community and town of 31 X 1 Laura Worker Tiawah, Rogers County, burial of Tiawah on Tiawah ground
T-258- Lane, Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Early days in Rogers County, stories 31 X 2 Gazelle Worker of her father, Markham Ferry, Cherokee Orphans Asylum, etc.
T-258- Mayes, Pixie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early day Indian activity in Mayes 17 X 3 Worker County
T-259 Billingsley, Non-Indian Miller, Field Life in early Seminole County 43 X Walter Robert Worker
T-260 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Chiefs, Bowstring Society, music, 24 Missing Worker War Dance Society Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-261 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Contemporary Cheyenne politics, 24 X Worker 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
T-262 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Keeping track of years, story of girl 24 X Worker who gave birth to puppies, dog houses, green gourds
T-263- Osage, Kate Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Interpreter, Cheyenne War Dance 25 Missing prior 1 Worker Organization to 1986
T-263- Black, Jay Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Three old time stories in Cheyenne, 23 Missing prior 2 Worker one interpreted here by Birdie Burns to 1986 Other stories on T-264 T-264 Burns, Birdie Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Translation of Jay Black's story 24 X Worker about seven brothers, story of woman who was loved by underwater monster and who was killed and fed to her children T-265 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field State Native American Church, life 7 X Jess Worker history materials, old trading posts, stores, and merchandise, opening of Kiowa-Apache-Comanche reservation, St. Louis World's Fair, bank employee
T-266 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Experience at Haskell, girl friends, 7 X Jess Worker birth control Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-267 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Marriage, courtship, girl friends, 7 X Jess Worker birth control
T-268- Markham, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Hogan Institute, Markham Ferry, 16 X 1 Hogan Worker early days
T-268- Wilhite, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Establishment of Wauhillau 22 X 2 Lucina Worker community, books and records Sanders
T-268- Armstrong, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Miscellaneous comments 10 X 3 John Worker
T-269- Martin, Osage Red Corn, Field Philosophy of life, history materials, 47 X 1 James (Rev.) Katherine Worker family
T-269- DeRoin, Osage Red Corn, Field Some life history materials 46 X 2 Viola Harvey Katherine Worker
T-270- Robinson, Osage Red Corn, Field Parental influence, etc. 48 X 1 Georgeann Katherine Worker
T-270- Pitts, David Osage Red Corn, Field Reminiscences of early life, 47 X 2 Katherine Worker miscellaneous stories, travel and education
T-271 Hill, Rose Osage Red Corn, Field Marriage customs 46 X Albert Katherine Worker
T-272- Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Life history data 28 X 1 Mary Neido Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-272- Bentley, Shawnee Jones, David Field Origin of Shawnees, land leasing, 52 X 2 Tom Worker father, vision quest
T-273- Perryman, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Reminiscences of Centralia and other 17 X 1 Joshua Worker towns in eastern Oklahoma
T-273- Brown, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Pre-Centralia days, prairie fires and 11 X 2 Maude Rider Worker hot winds in 1890s, first trees planted in community, miscellaneous stories
T-273- Hunter, John Choctaw Tyner, J. W. Field Ft. Gibson was river port of Grand 26 X 3 Worker River
T-273- Croaker, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Planting seeds according to phase of 12 X 4 Lucy Worker moon, moved from east Indian Territory, crossing Mississippi River, Cherokee Nation
T-274- Tucker, Dora Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early country schools, early travel 20 X 1 Early Worker methods, stories of extinct passenger pigeons
T-274- Bean, Amos Creek Tyner, J. W. Field Early houses, use of early medicines, 29 X 2 Worker outlaws
T-275 Peyote Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Summary and description of peyote 9 X X Meeting Worker meeting at John Pedro's, June 14, 1968 held in honor of Abraham Spotted Elk, Northern Cheyenne who is conducting proceeding Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-276 Peyote Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Summary and description of peyote 9 X X Meeting Worker meeting continued. Last third of Arapaho meeting begins with Derle Adonko, Caddo, singing night water songs and others
T-277 Peyote Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Music from peyote meeting at John X X Not Meeting Worker Pedro's begins with Derle Adonko, transcribed. Caddo, singing Night Water songs and others
T-278 Peyote Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Peyote music from meeting at John X X Not Meeting Worker Pedro's. Last portion of meeting transcribed. including songs by Abraham Spotted elk, just before breakfast is served
T-279 Peyote songs Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Peyote music from Arapaho and X X Not Worker Caddo peyote meeting transcribed.
T-280 Dean, Primus Non-Indian Miller, Field Seminole Freedman early 43 X Robert Worker experiences
T-281 Peyote songs Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Peyote music from Arapaho and X X Not Worker Caddo peyote meeting continued transcribed. from T-279
T-282- Croaker, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Tells of grandmother, Civil War 12 X 1 Lucy Worker times, etc.
T-282- Hummingbir Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Indian medicine, philosophy of 15 X 2 d, Eugene Worker living, doctors Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-282- Grey, Ocie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Reminiscences of early life, 14 X 3 Worker experiences, etc.
T-283 Armstrong, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Story of beginning of American Missing since John Worker Indian, early Indian meetings, 1970 government promises to Indians, father member of the Dalton Gang
T-284 Hudson, Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Life history materials and related 26 X Peter Ruth Worker subjects
T-285 Hudson, Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Life history materials and related 26 X Peter Ruth Worker subjects
T-286 Shoals, Non-Indian Hankowsky, Field Life as Choctaw Freedman 45 X Garfield Ruth Worker
T-287- Shoals, Non-Indian Hankowsky, Field Life as Choctaw Freedman 45 X 1 Garfield Ruth Worker
T-287- Oaks, Ed Choctaw Hankowsky, Field Tribal affairs, tribal courts and slaves 26 X 2 Ruth Worker
T-288- Wheeler, Wichita Bittle, Field Gardening, preparation of corn, brief 54 X 1 Ethel William Worker life history date
T-288- Wheeler, Joe Wichita Bittle, Field Rain ceremony, school, etc. 54 X 2 William Worker
T-289 Wheeler, Joe Wichita Bittle, Field School, contemporary economic and 54 X William Worker land problems, allotments, Wichitas in Kansas, life history data Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-290 Harris, Comanche Timmons, Field Speech made in Geary, Oklahoma 27 X LaDonna Boyce D. Worker meeting
T-291 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Contemporary Indian problems and 7 X Jess Worker possible solutions
T-292- Parris, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Miscellaneous stories about Parkhill 17 X 1 Joanna Nave Worker Community history
T-292- Armstrong, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Indian lands, government acts toward 10 X 2 John Worker Indians
T-293- Fox, John Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Hunting game, Indian Nation, stomp 14 X 1 Worker dances, Indian medicine and doctors
T-293- Ragsdale, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early life experiences, Saline Court 18 X 2 Claude Worker House, Rose Prairie, drought of 1911, Cherokee punishment for crimes
T-294- Palmer, Ruth Comanche Jones, David Field Symbols for Comanche words 27 X 1 Worker
T-294- Poafpybitty, Comanche Jones, David Field Comanche words, animals, foods, 28 X 2 Mary Neido Worker races, houses
T-294- Palmer, Cecil Kiowa Jones, David Field Peyote songs including, Water X Not transcribed 3 Worker Songs, Midnight Songs, Opening Songs, and Morning Songs
T-295- Ronson, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Old Saline court house, etc. 19 X 1 Florence Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-295- Hale, Walter Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Miscellaneous stories of events and 15 X 2 O. Worker places in Cherokee Nation
T-295- Beech, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Comparison of Quapaw reservation 11 X 3 Wesley Worker of early reservation period and present
T-295- Sloan, Sam Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Compares old days to present, 19 X 4 Worker guiding travelers in early days, Indian way of life
T-295- Tyner, Frank Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field More short stories of Indians and 21 X 5 Worker Indian life
T-296 Dean, Nora Delaware Red Corn, Field Family history, Peyote rituals, 31 X Thompson Katherine Worker Delaware customs
T-297 Meetings Cherokee Timmons, Field First meeting of Adult Center in X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker Westville, Oklahoma
T-298 Davis, Anna Delaware Red Corn, Field Life history materials and related 31 X Anderson Katherine Worker subjects
T-299 Falleaf, Fred Delaware Red Corn, Field Delaware Bible and song books, Doll 31 X Katherine Worker Dance, life history materials
T-300 Red Corn, Osage Red Corn, Field Life history materials, ribbonwork, 47 X Louise Gray Katherine Worker schools
T-301 Red Corn, Osage Red Corn, Field Osage customs, life history 47 X Harold Katherine Worker materials, schools Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-302 Kickingbird, Kiowa Kickingbird, Field Grade school, farming, grandparents, 35 X Karl Kirke Worker religion, outlaws, magic, Sainday stories, peyote, BIA
T-303 Manus, Cherokee Timmons, Field Life history materials and related 16 X Richard Boyce D. Worker subjects
T-304- Christie, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Miscellaneous experiences of Mrs. 12 X 1 Sunday Worker Christie, stomp dances, Indian medicine, new Indian housing
T-304- Keener, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Wolf and coyote hunting at night and 16 X 2 Ralph Worker animals and birds
T-305- Tickeater, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Stomp dances, farming, making rails 20 X 1 John Worker and timber used for logs, early settlers, etc.
T-305- Mayes, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Cherokee Orphans Asylum, Hogan 17 X 2 Lindsey Worker Indian Institute, Grand River, Locust Grove-Pryor bridge, etc.
T-306 Quoetone, Kiowa Kickingbird, Field Talks about early day Oklahoma and 37 X Guy Kirke Worker preacher Kickingbird and missionaries
T-307 Carver, Rose Miami Tyner, J. W. Field Bad treatment of Indians by 42 X Worker government agents, Indian customs and tradition, etc. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-308- Newton, Creek Tyner, J. W. Field Seminole Indian art, Indian writer, 29 X 1 Ethel Dawes Worker removal of Five Civilized Tribes, Sam Houston
T-308- Rusk, Bessie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Hard times in early days and present 19 X 2 Downing Worker living conditions, Indian doctors and medicine
T-309- Whiteday, Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field Statehood law, Shawnees and 53 X 1 Bennis Worker Shawnee Mills community, schools, wild game, doctors, etc.
T-309- National Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Sixteenth observance of Cherokee 23 X 2 Holiday Worker National Holiday
T-310 Stomp Dance Cherokee Smith, Field Stomp Dances at Stoke Smith's X Not Crosslin Worker Stomp Dance Grounds transcribed.
T-311- Smith, Cherokee Smith, Field Origin of Stomp Dance 19 X 1 Crosslin Crosslin Worker
T-311- Silk, John Cherokee Smith, Field Early day experiences 19 X 2 Crosslin Worker
T-312- Crittenden, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Swimmer church, Keener church, 12 X 1 Andrew Worker miscellaneous stories
T-312- Locust, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Several comments about life and 16 X 2 Sarah Worker burials
T-312- Vann, Henry Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Gideon Community, Moody 21 X 3 Worker Community schools, Cherokee convention grounds Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-313- Whitmire, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history of Green Community, 22 X 1 Jack Worker early day residents, law enforcements, family and history
T-313- Thomas, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Preserving foods, making soap, 20 X 2 Edith Worker burial customs, early day Adair County
T-314- Cummins, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Cherokee readings, school, Rocky 12 X 1 Samuel Worker Ford, Nighthawk Clan
T-314- Trout, Henry Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field First buildings on Spavinaw Creek, 20 X 2 Worker freight wagons, places and personalities
T-315- West, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Family history, life history, living 22 X 1 George and Worker conditions, towns of Wagoner Belle County, Ft. Gibson and Okay
T-315- Pack, Ezekiel Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early day history, town of Welling, 17 X 2 Worker schools, and travel
T-316- Fallin, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early establishments, cattle, schools 13 X 1 Gilbert Worker and churches, prominent, Indians, crimes
T-316- Douglas, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field John Ross and family, other families 12 X 2 Hattie Worker of that area Hinton
T-316- Allen, Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field Old notes made by her mother in 52 X 3 Juanita Sharp Worker 1920 Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-317 Celebration Choctaw Timmons, Field Choctaw Day for Chief Harry Belvin X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker
T-318 Rush, Joe Ponca Timmons, Field Peyote songs X X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker
T-319 Dance Creek Timmons, Field Creek Dance held at Eufaula, X X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker Oklahoma
T-320 Meetings Intertribal Timmons, Field Organizational meeting of new 32 X Boyce D. Worker Indian group in Lawton
T-321- Meetings Intertribal Timmons, Field Adult education meeting held in X Not transcribed 1 Boyce D. Worker Stilwell, Oklahoma
T-321- Meetings Intertribal Timmons, Field Kiowa Gourd songs, Apache, X Not transcribed 2 Boyce D. Worker Blackfeet, Northern Cheyenne and Apache Fire Dance
T-322 Celebration Cherokee Timmons, Field Recording of Cherokee National X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker Holiday and comments
T-323 Rivera, Stella Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Contemporary problems, land and 38 X Worker land sales and use, BIA, tribal politics, etc.
T-324 Horse, Cecil Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Manufacture and use of bone 34 Missing as of Worker artifacts 12/1/2016
T-325- Grant, Owen Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Schools, Wickliff boys, old Indian, 14 X 1 Worker court houses and contemporary problems, Watt Starr, Will Rogers Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-325- Lane, Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Pocahontas Club, Delawares, 31 X 2 Gazelle Worker government payments, schools
T-326 Horse, Jenny Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Sainday stories, twin boys, witches, 35 X and Cecil Worker witching and treatment of witched people
T-327 Horse, Jenny Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Story of buffalo medicine doctors, 35 X and Cecil Worker medicines, love medicine, skin troubles and doctoring them, use of the Suckinghorn
T-328- Horse, Jenny Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Sainday stories and related material, 35 X 1 and Cecil Worker story about witch-woman and the children
T-328- Horse, Jenny Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Beginning the story about a girl who 35 X 2 and Cecil Worker turned into a bear
T-329 Horse, Jenny Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Girl who turned into a bear, Jenny's 35 X and Cecil Worker 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
T-330 Horse, Jenny Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Stories about Jenny's grandfather and 34 X Worker his war experiences, how they used to get salt, names and naming practices, informal conversation on varied topics Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-331 Dances Ft. Sill Jordan, Julia Field Fire Dance performed at Kiowa- X X Not transcribed Apache Worker Apache Pow Wow
T-332 Blackbear, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Devil's Tower story, medicine 40 X Ray Apache Worker bundles, favorite child institution, plants, insects, birds, remarks on Apache allotees and their heirs, Crazy Hill
T-333- Wright, Jess Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Bitting Springs water mill, father 22 Missing as of 1 Worker experiences, schools, doctors, 12/1/2016 Carlisle family
T-333- Carlile, John Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Baron, schools, Indian communities, 11 Missing as of 2 Worker miscellaneous stories 12/1/2016
T-334- Ketchum, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early days near Chelsea and 16 X 1 Peter Worker Cherokee County
T-334- Keys, George Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early days in Adair and Cherokee 16 X 2 Worker County
T-335- Lord, Mary Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Early days in Adair and Cherokee 31 X 1 Worker Counties
T-335- Fields, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early life in Northeastern Oklahoma 13 X 2 Jefferson Worker
T-336 Tinker, Osage Miller, Field Early days of Osages before and after 48 X Sylvester Robert Worker coming to Osage County
T-337 Johnson, Seminole Miller, Field Life in Seminole County before 51 X Charlie Robert Worker statehood, Seminole clans Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-338 Pohucsucut, Comanche Miller, Field Indian food, old times, traders, X Not transcribed Sarah Robert Worker Lawton at the turn of the century
T-339- Maker, Osage Maker, Field Osage Day tribal celebration, social 47 X 1 Leonard Katherine Worker and religious life
T-339- Warrior, Ponca Maker, Field Social and religious life of the 50 X 2 Sylvester Leonard Worker Poncas, ceremonial dances, song by Lamont Brown
T-340 Unap, Myrtle Osage Maker, Field Traditional Osage wedding 48 X Katherine Worker ceremony, Osage feasts
T-341 Maker, Osage Maker, Field Handgames, peyote, children's 46 X Katherine Leonard Worker stories and games
T-342 Maker, Osage Maker, Field Children's games, early life history 47 X Marie Leonard Worker
T-343 Maker, Osage Maker, Field Education, Indian camps, sports, life 47 X Leonard Leonard Worker history materials
T-344- Maker, Osage Maker, Field Life history materials, peyote 47 X 1 Leonard Katherine Worker meeting
T-344- Brown, Ponca Maker, Field Native American Church, peyote 50 X 2 Lamont Leonard Worker stories, Ponca songs
T-345 Hughes, Jim Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Arrival of Cherokees from Georgia, 15 X Worker stories of Trail of Tears, early day Pryor, farming, herbs and plants for medicine Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-346- White, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, early schools 22 X 1 Robert Worker and settlements, plants and medicine
T-346- Spade, Bert Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Preserving foods, early church 20 X 2 Worker houses, Indian foods
T-347 Chalepah, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Apaches who have farmed and 40 X Alfred Apache Worker problems and manner of farming, tribal loan fund post World War II purpose and failure, Washita Valley Credit Association, Alfred's trip to Washington to attend conference
T-348 Chalepah, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field boyhood pranks and escapades, story 40 X Alfred Apache Worker about Apache man who killed a medicine man of another tribe
T-349 Chalepah, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Tribal loan fund, problems of 40 Missing as of Alfred Apache Worker farming and Indian attempts to farm 12/1/2016
T-350 Silverhorn, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Comments on Alice Domebo Not transcribed James Worker Soontay's calendar Missing prior to 1986
T-351 Bigman, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Farming experiences and life in his 39 X Fred Apache Worker younger days
T-352 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho attempts to farm and related 7 X Jess Worker materials
T-353- Ragsdale, Ott Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, early towns 18 X 1 Worker and settlements Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-353- Fox, Arthur Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Good Hope Community, etc. 14 X 2 Worker
T-353- Tucker, Dora Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Communities of northeastern 20 X 3 Early Worker Oklahoma
T-353- Wood, Ben Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Zena Community, trading centers, 22 X 4 and Maude Worker cemeteries, schools
T-354- Payne, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early life, hunting, oil boom of 1905 17 X 1 Bunch Worker
T-354- Whiteday, Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field Indian medicinal remedies 53 X 2 Bennie Worker
T-354- Carpenter, Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, Chilocco 52 X 3 Randle Worker Indian School
T-354- Armstrong, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some history of Shawnee Hill 10 X 4 John Worker Community
T-354- Fallin, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Bare Timpson Cemetery 13 X 5 Gilbert Worker
T-355 Scoles, Della Non-Indian Maker, Field Life history materials, early homes 45 X Leonard Worker and clothing worn, Osage weddings and early residents of Hominy, Oklahoma
T-356 Maker, Osage Maker, Field Osage Elonska Dance, origin and 47 X Leonard Katherine Worker participation Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-357- Unap, Myrtle Osage Maker, Field Life history materials, early 48 X 1 Morrell Katherine Worker childhood, farming and gardening
T-357- Maker, Osage Maker, Field Life on the Osages in 1920s, religion 47 X 2 Leonard Leonard Worker and morals, tribal leaders
T-358 Maker, Osage Maker, Field Tribes to Old Mexico and Montana 47 X Marie Leonard Worker
T-359- Warren, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history materials, Peggs 21 X 1 Frank Worker tornado, Stomp Dance
T-359- Barrett, Eva Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 10 X 2 Worker
T-359- Devault, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 12 X 3 Wattie Worker
T-360- Wilhite, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Wauhillau community, its people, 22 X 1 Lucina Worker schools and some events of its Sanders history
T-360- Longtail, Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history materials, Jake 52 X 2 Henry Worker Abraham Longtail, removal of Shawnee from Kansas
T-360- Welch, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history materials 22 X 3 Maude Worker England
T-361 Maker, Osage Maker, Field Pictures of early day Osages and 47 X Marie Leonard Worker related stories Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-362 Maker, Osage Maker, Field Life history materials, Indian 47 X Marie Leonard Worker doctoring, religion, baby boards
T-363 Russell, Otis Osage Maker, Field Life history materials, related 48 X Leonard Worker subjects and people
T-364 Walker, Osage Maker, Field Osage history, stories about people 48 X Josephine Leonard Worker and religion
T-365 Peyote Intertribal Maker, Field Peyote meeting or Native American X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker Church meeting in El Reno, Oklahoma
T-366 Peyote Intertribal Maker, Field Peyote meeting or Native American X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker Church meeting in El Reno, Oklahoma
T-367- Barnes, Osage Maker, Field Life history materials 46 X 1 Angie Katherine Worker
T-367- Maker, Osage Maker, Field Peyote as used for medicinal 46 X 2 Katherine Leonard Worker purposes
T-368 Hand Game Osage Maker, Field War Mothers Hand Games, songs X Not transcribed Leonard Worker with drums
T-369- Tyner, Frank Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, Stoney Point 21 X 1 Worker School
T-369- Ross, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 19 X 2 Cynthia Worker Downing Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-369- Bradshaw, Osage Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 46 X 3 Scott Worker subjects
T-370- Flint, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, early days in 14 Missing as of 1 William Worker Ogeechee Community 12/1/2016
T-370- Wolf, Wiley Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some history of Tahlequah, capitol 22 Missing as of 2 Worker of Cherokee Nation 12/1/2016
T-370- Scraper, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early day history materials 19 Missing as of 3 Thomas Worker 12/1/2016
T-371- Baker, Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, Welch 30 X 1 George Worker Community, farming, hunting, etc.
T-371- Secondine, Eastern Tyner, J. W. Field Some life history materials, sold 53 X 2 Scott Shawnee Worker allotment before World War I, Green Corn Dance, religious ceremony
T-371- Ward, Tom Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some history of Ketchum, Delaware 21 X 3 Worker County, hunting and wild life of that time
T-372- Ross, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early day Indians, Red Cloud 30 X 1 Commodore Worker Duncan being most prominent
T-372- Ross, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, New Jordan 19 X 2 Maggie Worker community Thompson
T-372- Layton, Ora Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History materials, Murphy 16 X 3 Worker community Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-372- Lowrey, Ned Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Indian cemeteries, some life history 16 X 4 Worker materials
T-373 Rowlodge, Arapaho; Jordan, Julia Field Stories about Arapahoes in early 7 X Jess; Bog Non-Indian Worker days, butchering techniques and Stegall animals eaten, comparison of Indians and white practices T-374 Rowlodge, Arapaho; Jordan, Julia Field Butchering practices, etc., 7 X Jess; Bog Non-Indian Worker contemporary problems with claims, Stegall money, discrimination, delinquency
T-375 Rowlodge, Arapaho; Jordan, Julia Field Discussion of juvenile delinquency, 7 X Jess; Bog Non-Indian Worker etc. in Canton, Oklahoma Stegall T-376- Harlow, Joe Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 15 X 1 Worker subjects, white man's respect for William Cody, Custer and Indian fighters and buffalo hunters T-376- Dikes, Bluie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 12 X 2 Adair Worker T-376- Frye, Sarelda Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 52 X 3 Williams Worker
T-377- Dry, John Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 13 X 1 Worker T-377- Falleaf, Fred Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Ancient Delaware burial ceremony 31 X 2 Worker T-377- Casto, Frank Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 11 X 3 and May Worker subjects Hilderbrand
T-378- Warren, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 21 X 1 Frank Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-378- Young, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, Chi-ga-u, 23 X 2 George Worker most famous Cherokee woman Elijah T-378- Wolf, Nellie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 22 X 3 Smith Worker T-378- Meigs, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, early day tools 17 X 4 Coowee Worker and artifacts
T-379- Fields, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 14 X 1 Jefferson Worker subjects
T-379- Robertson, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 18 X 2 Jennie Worker
T-379- Sam, Katie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 19 X 3 Worker
T-379- Cheater, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Burial place of wife of Stand Watie, 12 X 4 Sarah Worker life history materials
T-380 Hand Game Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Hand Game Tournament, Apache, Not transcribed Tournament Apache Worker Oklahoma Missing as of 12/1/2016
T-381 Hand Game Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Hand Game Tournament, Apache, X X Not transcribed Tournament Apache Worker Oklahoma
T-382- Jones, Vinnie Non-Indian Tyner, J. W. Field Tullahasse Mission School and 44 Missing as of 1 Worker related history materials 12/1/2016
T-382- Burge, Mary Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 11 Missing as of 2 Worker 12/1/2016 Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-382- Armstrong, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early Indian history of Shawnee 10 Missing as of 3 John Worker Hills area 12/1/2016
T-382- Parker, Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 31 Missing as of 4 Elmer Worker 12/1/2016
T-382- Cornelius, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, how "Row" 12 Missing as of 5 Vann Worker community got its name 12/1/2016
T-382- Postoak, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Stories and people at Bacone and 18 Missing as of 6 Ezekiel Worker Chilocco schools 12/1/2016
T-383 Songs Caddo Timmons, Field Caddo songs and some description of X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker songs
T-384 Proctor, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Conditions among the Cherokees, 18 X Wesley Worker welfare, Medicare, etc.
T-385 Ned, Abe Chickasaw Delph, Faye Field Life history materials, illness among 26 X Worker Indians
T-386 Songs Caddo Timmons, Field Caddo songs and description X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker
T-387 Speeches Intertribal Delph, Faye Field Oklahoma hearing on Indian X X Not transcribed Worker education and Kennedy-Fannie speeches
T-388 Speeches Intertribal Delph, Faye Field Oklahoma hearings on Indian X X Not transcribed Worker education and Kennedy-Fannie speeches Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-389 Speeches Creek Timmons, Field Creek Stomp Dance recording X X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker
T-390- Downing, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials and related 13 X 1 Maggie Worker subjects
T-390- Downing, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Miscellaneous subjects, job 13 X 2 Vonnie Worker opportunities, conjuring
T-390- Ned, Abe Chickasaw Delph, Faye Field Alcoholism among Indians, health 26 X 3 Worker care, etc.
T-391 Speeches and Osage Timmons, Field Osage speeches and songs, oldest X Not transcribed Songs Boyce D. Worker Osage Elonskah song composed by Copy of tape Chief Black Dog made in 1938
T-392 Warden, Jim Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Identification of peyote songs on T- 8 X Worker 522 and some comments on songs and learning to sing. Songs by Jim Warden.
T-393 Celebration Choctaw Timmons, Field Speeches and comments to honor 26 X Boyce D. Worker Chief Harry Belvin, Principal Chief of the Choctaws
T-394 Meetings Cherokee Timmons, Field Indian Center Meeting at Westville, X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker Oklahoma
T-395 Tomey, Potawatomi Red Corn, Field Life history materials 50 X George Katherine Worker
T-396- Whiteday, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and 22 X X 1 Fannie Worker miscellaneous stories Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-396- Downing, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 13 X X 2 Ned Worker
T-396- Downing, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Towns of the Cherokee Nation, some 13 X X 3 Daniel Worker life history materials
T-396- Robinson, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Schools and towns of northeastern 19 X X 4 Clara Ward Worker Oklahoma
T-397 Speeches and Osage Timmons, Field Speeches and songs X Not transcribed Songs Boyce D. Worker Original tape made in 1938
T-398 Council Intertribal Delph, Faye Field Intertribal Council meeting, speeches X Not transcribed Meeting Worker by Governor Dewey Bartlett and Senator Fred Harris
T-399- Rogers, Eliza Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 19 X 1 Worker subjects
T-399- Harris, Nellie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 15 X 2 Thompson Worker
T-399- Ironside, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 15 X 3 Elmer Worker
T-399- Million, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 17 X 4 Edith Worker Eslinger Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-399- Neigin, Buck Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Lost City community, true 17 X 5 and Dolly Worker history of the Cherokees not being told, customs of drying fish, corn, pumpkin, and fruit
T-400- Blevins, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, history of 11 X 1 Gertrude Worker Terecita Thompson
T-400- Fields, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Stories, people, cemeteries, and 14 X 2 Jefferson Worker events in Delaware County
T-400- Beck, Kermit Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 11 X 3 Worker subjects
T-401 Council Osage Maker, Field Council Meeting discussion of Osage X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker mineral lease sale
T-402 Council Osage Maker, Field Council Meeting discussion of Osage X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker mineral lease sale
T-403 Council Osage Maker, Field Council Meeting discussion of Osage X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker mineral lease sale
T-404 Council Osage Maker, Field Council Meeting discussion of X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker miscellaneous topics
T-405 Wedding Osage Maker, Field Golden wedding anniversary X Not transcribed Celebration Leonard Worker celebration of Mr. and Mrs. William Collins Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-406 Wedding Osage Maker, Field Golden wedding anniversary X Not transcribed Celebration Leonard Worker celebration of Mr. and Mrs. William Collins continued from T-405
T-407 Maker, Osage Maker, Field Discussion of Hominy War Mothers 47 X Marie Leonard Worker Club
T-408 Griggs, Lucy Sac and Fox Dycus, Field Life history materials, school days, 51 X Logan Peggy Worker adoption ceremony, Squaw Dance
T-409- Guess, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials, Cherokee 14 X 1 Charlie Worker hymn singing Sequyah
T-409- Groundhog, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials. Interview 14 X 2 George Worker continued on T-410
T-410- Interviews Intertribal Delph, Faye Field Radio program and interviews with X Not 1 Worker Governor Overton James, transcribed. Chickasaw, and Clarence Acoya, Laguna Pueblo
T-410- Groundhog, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Discussion about Interior 14 X 2 George Worker Department, remedies, etc.
T-410- Pritchett, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials and related 18 X 3 Louella Worker subjects
T-411- Pritchett, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials 18 X 1 Louella Worker
T-411- Meetings Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Cherokee women in conversation X Not 2 Worker transcribed. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-412- Hair, Sam Cherokee Delph, Faye Field History, medicine, folk tales, some 15 X 1 Worker life history materials
T-412- Council Intertribal Delph, Faye Field Radio program at Anadarko, X Not 2 Meeting Worker Oklahoma of a council meeting of transcribed. Five Tribes
T-413- Council Intertribal Delph, Faye Field Council Meeting of Five Tribes X Not 1 Meeting Worker transcribed.
T-413- Farmer, Glen Non-Indian Delph, Faye Field Farming and Crops grown in that 43 X 2 Worker area
T-414 Downing, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials and related 13 X Hooley Worker subjects, ghost stories, jails and punishment for crimes, etc.
T-415 Meetings Caddo Timmons, Field Caddo Housing Meeting held in 10 X Boyce D. Worker Binger, Oklahoma
T-416 Meetings Cherokee Timmons, Field Community Meeting held at X Not Boyce D. Worker Westville, Oklahoma with Marvin transcribed. Franklin speaker
T-417 Manus, Cherokee Timmons, Field Life history materials and related 16 X Richard Boyce D. Worker subjects
T-418 Pohucsucut, Comanche Miller, Field Comanche medicine man she knows 28 Missing as of Sarah Robert Worker and stores told to her by her father, 12/1/2016 Comanche Jack, growing up near Lawton, Oklahoma Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-419 Council Seminole Miller, Field Seminole Council Meeting with 52 X Meeting Robert Worker election of members
T-420 Meetings Intertribal Timmons, Field Native American Church Meeting, Missing as of Boyce D. Worker Calumet, Oklahoma 12/1/2016 Not transcribed. T-421 Red Eagle, Quapaw Dycus, Field Quapaw burial ceremony, life history 51 X Mary Lane Peggy Worker materials
T-422- Henry, Ben Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field School discipline, farming and 15 Missing as of 1 Worker farming methods 12/1/2016
T-422- Lacie, Rufus Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, some history 16 Missing as of 2 Worker of Goingsnake District, many 12/1/2016 Cherokees fought in the Civil War
T-422- Wilhite, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Stories about Cherokee Female 22 Missing as of 3 Lucina Worker Seminary which later became 12/1/2016 Sanders Northeastern State College
T-422- Crittenden Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Methods of cutting meat, treatment 16 Missing as of 4 King, Worker and care of illness 12/1/2016 Lucinda
T-423 Council Seminole Miller, Field Seminole Council Meeting at X Not Meeting Robert Worker Wewoka, Oklahoma transcribed.
T-424 Council Seminole Miller, Field Seminole Council Meeting at X Not Meeting Robert Worker Wewoka, Oklahoma transcribed. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-425 Whitebird, Quapaw Dycus, Field Early tribal history, current 51 X Robert Peggy Worker conditions, schools on the reservation
T-426- Ray, Arch H. Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Bunch community history, some life 18 X 1 Worker history materials
T-426- Grigsby, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Stories of people, schools and 14 X 2 Saugee R. Worker convictions and punishment for crimes
T-426- Christie, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some life history materials, people 12 X 3 John Worker of early day Vinita
T-426- Rogers, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field People, schools, and cemeteries of 19 X 4 Nancy King Worker Choleta Community
T-427- Froman, Guy Peoria Dycus, Field Early Peoria history, language and 49 X 1 Peggy Worker customs, Peoria Indian cemetery, termination
T-427- McNaughton Peoria Dycus, Field Early history materials 49 X 2 , Willis Peggy Worker
T-428- Captain, Eastern Dycus, Field Life history materials and related 52 X 1 Tom Shawnee Peggy Worker subjects
T-428- Bluejacket, Eastern Dycus, Field Tribal history 52 X 2 Julian Shawnee Peggy Worker
T-428- Kissee, Rosa Eastern Dycus, Field Life history materials, Carlisle song 52 X 3 Shawnee Peggy Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-429 Mack, Marry Sac and Fox Dycus, Field Childhood stories, life history 51 Missing as of Peggy Worker materials 12/1/2016
T-430 Olds, Forest Miami Dycus, Field Tribal history 42 X Peggy Worker
T-431- Turtle, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 21 Missing as of 1 Tohnee Worker subjects 12/1/2016
T-431- Chewey, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history materials, methods of 12 Missing as of 2 Sam Worker killing deer without a rifle, farming 12/1/2016 methods and foods grown by Indians
T-431- Rider, Tom Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early settlers of Cherokee County, 18 Missing as of 3 Worker Lockhart brothers, Henry Starr and 12/1/2016 others
T-432 Bear, Lucille Kiowa Kickingbird, Field Kiowa fairy tales, witchcraft, Kiowa 33 Missing as of Kirke Worker children's songs 12/1/2016
T-433 Beams, Choctaw Timmons, Field Life history materials 33 Missing as of Bentley Boyce D. Worker 12/1/2016
T-434 Burnett, Potawatomi Kickingbird, Field Life history materials 50 X Agnes Kirke Worker
T-435 Ralph Cheyenne; Timmons, Field Indian names and their meaning, 25 X Goodman & Arapaho Boyce D. Worker tribal history, dances, etc. Jess Rowlodge Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-436 Ralph Cheyenne; Timmons, Field Indian history, tribal lore, how Ralph 25 X Goodman & Arapaho Boyce D. Worker Goodman got his Indian name and Jess meaning, etc. Rowlodge
T-437 Give-away Osage Abrams, Field Special songs and dances. Annual 49 X Ceremony Oliver Worker affair to commemorate families and friends, Grayhorse, Osage County
T-438 Meetings Intertribal Abrams, Field Meeting of Indians for Action in 32 X Oliver Worker Ponca City with Senator Henry Bellmon present
T-439 Meetings Seminole Miller, Field Meeting of Seminole tribal X Not Robert Worker nominating committee at Wewoka, transcribed. Oklahoma
T-440 Meetings Seminole Miller, Field Meeting of Seminole tribal Missing as of Robert Worker nominating committee at Wewoka, 12/1/2016 Oklahoma. Not transcribed. T-441 Girdner, Non-Indian Delph, Faye Field Life history materials 43 X Gertrude Worker Scott
T-442- Celebration Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Songs and sermons for Memorial X Not 1 Worker Day Services, part in Cherokee transcribed.
T-442- Deeringwater Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials 12 X 2 , Myrtle Worker Kennard Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-443- King, Ottawa Dycus, Field Life history materials and related 49 X 1 Clarence Peggy Worker subjects
T-443- Dawes, Ottawa Dycus, Field Life history materials 49 X 2 Lottie Peggy Worker
T-443- Gilmore, Quapaw Dycus, Field Life history materials 51 X 3 Alice Peggy Worker Crawfish
T-444- Beck, Rosa Miami Dycus, Field Life history materials and related 42 X 1 Boington Peggy Worker subjects
T-444- Demo, Miami Dycus, Field Life history materials 42 X 2 Charles Peggy Worker
T-444- Leonard, Miami Dycus, Field Life history materials and related 42 X 3 Addie Peggy Worker subjects
T-445 Celebration Ft. Sill Jordan, Julia Field Ft. Sill celebration commemorating X X Not Apache Worker 100th anniversary of the Medicine transcribed. Lodge Treaty, featuring dedication of Big Bow Tipi. These are mostly dances, Blackfoot, Tiah Pia, and Ft. Sill Apache
T-446 Celebration Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Beginning of afternoon program and X X Not Worker including prayer in Kiowa and transcribed. Kiowa Flag Song, speeches and Tiah Pia Society Dance (Gourd Dance) Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-447 Celebration Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field This is mostly preliminary speeches Missing prior Apache Worker on Kiowa-Apache-Blackfoot Society to 1986 and Blackfoot Dance Not transcribed. T-448 Attocknie, Comanche Dycus, Field Family history and related subjects. 27 X Joe Peggy Worker
T-449 Hand Game Osage Abrams, Field Benefit held for David Supernaw, 49 X Oliver Worker returned from Vietnam and Howard West, Jr. who is entering service, dances, singing, etc.
T-450 Hand Game Osage Abrams, Field War Mother's Song, cutting cake X Not Oliver Worker ceremony, etc. transcribed.
T-451 Smullins, Cherokee Timmons, Field Dramatic reading which was pre- X Not Katherine Boyce D. Worker taped at an early date transcribed. Fite
T-452 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Life history materials, reminiscences 1 X Myrtle Worker of young days, Indian weddings, Sun Dance
T-453 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Genealogical information and life 1 X Myrtle Worker history materials
T-454 Rowlodge, Arapaho William Field Kinship terms 7 X Jess Bittle and Workers Julia Jordan
T-455 Rowlodge, Ara William Field More kinship terms and behavior 7 X Jess Bittle and Worker Julia Jordan Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-456 ______X Note: This number has no manuscript to accompany it. T-457 James, Leslie Choctaw Jordan, Julia Field Life among the Choctaws today, 26 X Worker contemporary situation, churches, schools, Indian clubs, and Indian- white relations
T-458 Jess Arapaho; Jordan, Julia Field Stories and conversation, story about 8 X Rowlodge & Cheyenne Worker getting permission to have a Sun Ralph Dance Goodman
T-459 Meetings Choctaw Kerr, Nona Field Choctaw Council Meeting at X X Not Worker Tuskahoma, Chief Harry J. W. transcribed. Belvin presiding
T-460- Timmons, Cherokee Timmons, Field Life history materials and related 20 X 1 Mattie Boyce D. Worker subjects
T-460- Hartness, Cherokee Timmons, Field Early history materials 15 X 2 Ben Boyce D. Worker
T-461- Whitehorn, Osage Timmons, Field Life history materials and early 48 X 1 Charles Boyce D. Worker Osage history
T-461- Whitehorn, Caddo Timmons, Field Stories, schools, family, and 9 X 2 Lillie Hoag Boyce D. Worker ceremonies T-462 Charles and Osage; Timmons, Field Caddo Turkey Dance and Osage 10; X Lillie Hoag Caddo Boyce D. Worker Wedding 49 Whitehorn Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-463- Whitehorn, Osage Timmons, Field Osage history and related subjects 48 X 1 Charles Boyce D. Worker
T-463- Speeches and Osage Timmons, Field Speech and song by Henry Pratt. X Copy of tape 2 Songs Boyce D. Worker made in 1938 Not transcribed. T-464 Whitehorn, Caddo Timmons, Field Life history materials and related 9 X Lillie Hoag Boyce D. Worker subjects. Continued from T-461-2
T-465 Goodman, Cheyenne Timmons, Field Life history materials 25 X Ralph Boyce D. Worker
T-466 Ceremonies Cherokee Timmons, Field Recording of dinner and ceremonies X Not Boyce D. Worker to "Trail of Tears" ceremony transcribed.
T-467 Ceremonies Cherokee Timmons, Field Recording of dinner and ceremonies X Not Boyce D. Worker to "Trail of Tears" ceremony transcribed.
T-468- Bunch, Zo Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early day history materials, 11 X 1 Ballard Worker communities, schools, and early settlers of the Bernice community
T-468- Davis, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 12 X 2 Jefferson Worker historical events, method of keeping peace in early days, important people and places of Cherokee County Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-468- Whitmire, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history of Green Community, 22 X 3 Jack Worker early day residents and their methods of handling crime, Whitemire family history
T-469 Ceremonies Osage Abrams, Field Names and participants of Giveaway 49 X Oliver Worker Ceremony in Pawhuska, Oklahoma
T-470- Vann, Hubert Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history materials of Mayes 21 Missing as of 1 Worker County, people and towns, modes of 12/1/2016 transportation of that area
T-470- Henry, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, some history 15 Missing as of 2 Swimmer Worker of High Sheriff, Red Cloud Duncan 12/1/2016
T-470- Downing Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early day history 14 Missing as of 3 Gourd, Mary Worker 12/1/2016
T-470- Bennett, Seneca Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, medicines, 52 Missing as of 4 Ollie Worker oldest member of Strang Community 12/1/2016
T-471 Poolaw, Kiowa Kickingbird, Field Kiowa lullaby, story of spider and 36 X Mose Kirke Worker snake, lament by Willow Tree, Prairie Dog Song, missionaries and church, two Buffalo Medicine songs, Peyote Song, Ghost Dance song, Comanche hymns
T-472 Ceremonies Osage Abrams, Field Hominy District Giveaway 49 X Oliver Worker Ceremony, songs, speeches, etc. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-473 Ceremonies Osage Abrams, Field Hominy District Giveaway X Not Oliver Worker Ceremony, songs, speeches, etc. transcribed. Continuation of T-472
T-474- McElhaney, Kiowa Kickingbird, Field Early life history, mission work, Mt. 36 X 1 Ioleta Hunt Kirke Worker Scott Church, etc.
T-474- Leila Kiowa Kickingbird, Field Sainday stories, snake magic 39 X 2 Paddlety and Kirke Worker Justin Ware
T-475 Jess Arapaho; Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho history, comments on old 8 X Rowlodge & Cheyenne Worker days and early chiefs, costumes, Ralph peyote, etc. Goodman T-476- Christie, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history materials of the 12 X 1 Amos Worker Christie family
T-476- Gourd, Sam Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, farming 14 X 2 Worker implements
T-476- Welch, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 22 X 3 Ausley Worker
T-477 Warden, Jim Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho Flag Song, Chief Song, X Note: Songs Worker Smoke Song, War Bonnet Song and oral testimony on cassette tape T- 676 Not transcribed. T-478- Carey, Luke Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials 11 X 1 Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-478- Blackfox, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials 11 X 2 Polly Worker Cochran
T-479 Pedro, John Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Comments on Arapaho Sun Dance 3 X Worker
T-480- Lowrey, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history of Briartown 16 X 1 Emmett Worker Community and the people who lived there, Spring Frog, a famous Cherokee who was a guide and friend of James Audubon
T-480- Ross, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, people and 19 X 2 Charles C. Worker events of Muskogee County
T-480- Mayes, Jess Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history and comments on 16 X 3 Worker Proctor Community
T-481 Adair, Ida Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Indian history and medicine 10 X Worker
T-482 O'Field, Joe Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Recording of hearing between State X Copy of Worker Welfare Department and Mr. O'Field hearing is on M- 40 Not transcribed. T-483 O'Field, Joe Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Continued proceedings of T-482 X Not Worker transcribed.
T-484 Coffee, Comanche Delph, Faye Field Life history materials and related 27 X Wallace Worker subjects Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-485 Dances Kiowa Abrams, Field Kiowa Tia Piah Society Dance at 39 X Oliver Worker Medicine Park, Oklahoma
T-486 Bread, Don Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials and related 11 X Worker subjects
T-487 Dedications Kiowa Miller, Field Dedication ceremony at Chief Not Robert Worker Stumbling Bear Pass on Highway 58 transcribed. Missing as of 12/1/2016 T-488 Dedications Kiowa Miller, Field Continuation of T-487 of dedication X Not Robert Worker of Stumbling Bear Pass transcribed.
T-489- Campbell, Wichita Timmons, Field Dinner meeting at Bill Campbell's 53 X 1 Bill Boyce D. Worker Community House, honoring Murray Nashtore, Anadarko, Oklahoma
T-489- Dances Cheyenne Timmons, Field Benefit dance for Native American 25 X 2 Boyce D. Worker Church with brief talks by Jim Warden, Arapaho, held at Calumet, Oklahoma
T-490 Council Choctaw Kerr, Nona Field Choctaw Tribal Council meeting at X Not Meeting Worker Tuskahoma, Oklahoma transcribed.
T-491 Cribbs, Art Non-Indian Maker, Field Discussion and field trip to what was 43 X T. Leonard Worker reputed to be the last cemetery of the Comanches
T-492 Council Osage Maker, Field Meeting to discuss race tracks on X Not Meeting Leonard Worker tribal land, Pawhuska, Oklahoma transcribed. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-493 Dedications Osage Maker, Field Dedication and dinner for acceptance 49 X Leonard Worker of Osage baby board and baby christening
T-494 Momaday, Kiowa Maker, Field Life history materials. Momaday 36 X Scott Leonard Worker was the outstanding American Indian at Anadarko Exposition for 1969 and also the first Indian to win the Pulitzer Prize. Continued on T-495
T-495 Momaday, Kiowa Maker, Field Continued life history materials X Not Scott Leonard Worker transcribed. Part of tape is inaudible. T-496 Council Osage Maker, Field Osage Tribal Council Meeting, X Not Meeting Leonard Worker Pawhuska, Oklahoma transcribed.
T-497 Council Osage Maker, Field Osage Tribal Council Meeting, X Not Meeting Leonard Worker Pawhuska, Oklahoma transcribed.
T-498 Hammon, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials and related 15 X Susie Worker subjects
T-499 Downing, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Miscellaneous subjects and stories 13 X Maggie Worker
T-500 Hagerstrand, Non-Indian Delph, Faye Field This is one of a series of seven 44 X Martin A. Worker lectures on the history and culture of the Cherokees, Tahlequah, Oklahoma Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-501 Strickland, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field History and culture of the Cherokees 46 X Rennard, Dr. Worker from Civil War to Statehood
T-502 Kilpatrick, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Cherokee rituals, legends, and myths 16 X Anna Gritts Worker
T-503 Gregory, Non-Indian Delph, Faye Field The Golden Age and the Civil War 43 X Jack, Dr. Worker
T-504 Turnbow, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Reconstruction and dissolution 21 X Calvin Worker
T-505 Pierce, Earl Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Cherokee government organization 18 X Boyd Worker and its legal system
T-506 Underwood, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Cherokee education from missions to 21 X Ross Worker statehood
T-507- Kilpatrick, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field The Cherokee and art expression 16 X 1 Anna Gritts Worker
T-507- Stone, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Cherokee art, etc. 20 X 2 Willard Worker
T-508 Attocknie, Comanche Dycus, Field Comanche religion, Sun Dance 27 Missing as of Joe Peggy Worker ceremony and songs 12/1/2016
T-509- Rector, Ross Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early day towns and medicines, 18 X 1 Worker schools, cemeteries, and the economy of the people Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-509- Hummingbir Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 15 X 2 d, George Worker subjects
T-509- Fields, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early day residents of the 14 X 3 Jefferson Worker Whitewater Community
T-509- Colvert, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history of the town of Braggs, 12 X 4 Floyd Worker Oklahoma
T-509- Rider, Phillip Non-Indian Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials about first 45 X 5 Worker generation of Indian Freedman
T-510 Scott, Seminole Logsdon, Field Life history materials, learning 51 X Johnson Guy Worker father's culture, role of stick ball game, clan membership, medicine men, Indian culture and white culture, burial-house customs, his life as Indian artist
T-511- Mayes, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Mayes family and people 17 X 1 Lindsey Worker of Mayes County, cemeteries and towns
T-511- Terrapin, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Communities of Mulberry Hollow, 20 X 2 Wilson Worker Mulberry Creek and the herbs and trees of that area and their many uses
T-511- Ballentine, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, etc. 10 X 3 Mary Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-511- Bearpaw, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 11 X 4 Lizzie Worker subjects Swimmer
T-512- Falleaf, Fred Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, customs, 31 X 1 Worker communities and way of life of the Delaware people
T-512- Bowlin, Ross Cherokee NA NA History of Iron Post community, 11 X 2 cemeteries, people, influence from white men, and tragedies with the removal to Indian Territory
T-512- Tyner, Frank Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Law enforcement, life history 21 X 3 Worker materials, miscellaneous comments
T-512- Egnor, Nola Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 13 X 4 Jones Worker subjects
T-513 Carey, Lena Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials, coffee 11 X Soap Worker substitutes, miscellaneous stories
T-514 Hair, Lulu Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials and related 14 X Worker subjects
T-515 Meetings Intertribal Timmons, Field Youth panel at National Congress of X Not Boyce D. Worker American Indians, Albuquerque, transcribed. New Mexico
T-516 Meetings Intertribal Timmons, Field Speech by Senator Edward Kennedy X Not Boyce D. Worker at National Congress of American transcribed. Indians, Albuquerque, New Mexico Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-517 Meetings Intertribal Timmons, Field Speech by Vice President Spiro T. X X Not Boyce D. Worker Agnew at National Congress of transcribed. American Indians, Albuquerque, New Mexico
T-518- Bark, Sunday Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of communities of Kenwood, 10 X 1 Worker Standing Rock, New Jordan people of that area and events
T-518- Eye, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Sageeyah Community 13 X 2 Adelaide Worker
T-518- Ross, Jenks Non-Indian Tyner, J. W. Field Life as a Freedman and experiences 45 X 3 Worker in old Cherokee Nation
T-519 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Guy Quoetone recognition day 37 X Guy Worker program, honoring Guy on his 85th birthday at Ft. Sill Indian School. Program includes talks, tributes, hymns in Kiowa, English, and Comanche, presentation of gifts, life history of Guy delivered by Rev. Linn Pauaty
T-520 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Sun Dance and relative activities 1 X Myrtle Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-521 Pow Wow Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Hub City Intertribal Pow-wow Club, 25 X X Worker Leatrice Hawk as Chairman, sponsored pow-wow. Hanley Kaubin announcer, assisted by Everett Yellowman. This includes prayers, Flag Song, round dances, Gourd Dances, speeches, specials, etc.
T-522 Peyote songs Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Peyote songs sung by John and Bob X X See T-392 for Worker Pedro, Shirley Eagle Hawk and her identification mother (Sioux) in sets of four each. and comments This recording session was held for on these songs Myrtle Johnson (Shawnee) who by Jim Warden came to John Pedro to make a tape of (Arapaho) some peyote songs so that she and Not her family could learn them. Myrtle transcribed. Johnson has taken John Pedro for a brother
T-523 Church Creek Tiger, Field Sermon by Rev. Wahsie Lewis at 30 X Services Lucinda Worker West Eufaula Baptist Church. Comments and song by interviewer
T-524 Lewis, Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials and related 29 X Hepsey Scott Lucinda Worker subjects
T-525 Church Creek Tiger, Field Sermon by Rev. John Tiger at West X Not Services Lucinda Worker Eufaula Indian Baptist Church and transcribed. also a sermon by Rev. Dan Scott Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-526- Connor, Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials 29 X 1 Belle Gray Lucinda Worker
T-526- Smith, Ellen Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials. This tape was 30 X 2 McCombs Lucinda Worker in Creek language and a summary has been made by the field worker
T-527 Pow Wow Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Annual Pow Wow, Kiowa-Apache- X X Not Apache Worker Blackfoot Organization (Redbone transcribed. group). Wallace Redbone, M.C., Riley Pweonofent, Head singer, Roe Kahrahra, M.C, and Frankie Redbone, headman. Opening song, war story and talk by Frankie Redbone, Blackfoot songs, smoke songs, special for Ray Blackbear, talks by Wallace Redbone, four songs composed by Ray. Continued on T-528
T-528 Pow Wow Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Conclusion of afternoon performance X X Not Apache Worker of Blackfoot Dance (Manatidie) transcribed. Wallace Redbone, Announcer
T-529 Dances Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Performance of Chalepah group at El X X Not Apache Worker Reno Pow-wow, Alfred Chalepah, transcribed. Headman and Gregory Haumpy lead singer. Opening song, Flag song, Blackfoot songs, closing songs Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-530 Songs Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho songs, singers are from X X Not Worker Ethete, Wyoming. Mike Willow, transcribed. lead singer, Nelson White, Herbert White, Josephone White. Singing performed Sunday morning at Barefoot Pow-wow, Canton, Oklahoma
T-531- Topping, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early days of the Oglesby- 20 X 1 John Worker Hogshooter district of central Washington county
T-531- Toliver, Eli Creek Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, history of 30 X 2 Worker Drake Bottom on Grand River
T-532 Conferences Intertribal Delph, Faye Field Oklahoma Federation of Indian X Not Worker Women Meeting transcribed.
T-533- Phillips, Creek Tiger, Field Recipes, life history materials 30 X 1 Susie Lucinda Worker T-533- Tiger, Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials and related 30 X 2 Lucinda Lucinda Worker subjects Lewis
T-534 Conferences Intertribal Delph, Faye Field Oklahoma Federation of Indian X Not transcribed Worker Women Meeting
T-535- Whistler, Ottawa Tyner, J. W. Field Personal history and some history of 49 X 1 Tom Worker the Ottawas
T-535- Captain, Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field Eastern Shawnees and other small 52 X 2 Tom Worker tribes of northeast Oklahoma Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-535- Scott, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history of some of the people 19 X 3 Theodore Worker of northeastern Oklahoma, activities, etc.
T-536- Fish, Noah Seminole Tiger, Field Life history materials and related 51 X This tape was 1 Lucinda Worker subjects. made in the Seminole language and summary furnished by the field worker. T-536- Johnson, Seminole Tiger, Field Life history materials. 51 X This tape is in 2 Mary Green Lucinda Worker the Seminole language and a summary was furnished by the field worker. T-537 Fish, Shirley Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials and related 29 X Lucinda Worker subjects
T-538 Gann, Fannie Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials, burial 29 X This tape is in Saswanokee Lucinda Worker customs, food, storage, and Creek language medicines. and a summary was furnished by the field worker.
T-539- Wright, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some history of Mayes County 23 X 1 Nannie Worker Gamble Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-539- Osage, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, Sprince Creek 17 X 2 Phillip Worker Country
T-539- Raincrow, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some history of Qualls community 18 X 3 John Worker
T-539- Wilson, Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field Delaware and Shawnees in Nowata 53 X 4 Eunice Worker County Bluejacket
T-540- Meetings Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Meeting and program of the Pioneer 23 X 1 Worker Daughters Association of Timpson Chapel
T-540- West, Alvin Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some history of Talala Community 22 X 2 Worker
T-540- Cochran, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some history of Rogers County 12 X 3 Claude Worker
T-540- Chamberlin, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Pleasant Hill, Craig 12 X 4 Ralph Worker County, Oklahoma
T-541- Long, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Schools, town and people of Adair 16 X 1 Columbus Worker County, Oklahoma
T-541- King, Bertha Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Tiawah country 16 X 2 Coker Worker
T-541- Reed, Zek Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of areas of northeastern 18 X 3 Worker Oklahoma Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-541- Houston, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some early history of Gideon and 15 X 4 George Worker other towns of Cherokee County, Oklahoma
T-542 Conferences Intertribal Delph, Faye Field Indian Community Development X Not Worker Conference, Dana Knight, leader transcribed.
T-543 Conferences Intertribal Delph, Faye Field Indian Community Development X Not Worker Conference, Dana Knight, leader transcribed.
T-544- Ray, Joe Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field His story of Fisher Bend, Wagoner 18 X 1 Worker County, Oklahoma
T-544- Nelson, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history of Mayes County, 17 X 2 Bessie Worker Oklahoma Skinner T-544- Still, Georgia Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, family and 20 X 3 Worker recollections of early days
T-544- Gordon, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Pioneer families, Cleora town, 14 X 4 Agnes Worker miscellaneous comments Gunter
T-545- Bluejacket, Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Shawnees and other tribes 52 X 1 Julian Worker in northeastern Oklahoma
T-545- Hawkins, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Stories of Craig County events, 15 X 2 Tom Worker people and places of that area
T-546- Human, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Muskogee County, places, events, 15 X 1 William Worker etc. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-546- Keys, Martha Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Blue Springs Community and people 16 X 2 Worker of that area and their experiences
T-546- Whitebird, Quapaw Tyner, J. W. Field Indian tribes of northeast Oklahoma 51 X 3 Robert Worker
T-547- Lusty, Ned Seminole Tiger, Field Life history materials, family life, 51 X 1 Lucinda Worker doctors and remedies. Recorded in Seminole language and summary provided by the field worker
T-547- Johnson, Seminole Tiger, Field Life history materials and related 51 X Recorded in 2 Raymond Lucinda Worker subjects. Seminole language and summary provided by the field worker
T-548 McIntosh, Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials and related 29 X Jobe Lucinda Worker subjects
T-549 Polk, Siah Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials. 30 X Recorded in Lucinda Worker Creek language and summary provided by the field worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-550 Stover, Eli Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials, outstanding 30 X Recorded in Lucinda Worker football player at Haskell Institute, Creek language Indian medicine, etc. and summary provided by the field worker
T-551 Bruner, Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials. 29 X Part of tape Charley Lucinda Worker was recorded in Creek language and summary provided by the field worker.
T-552 Tiger, John Creek Tiger, Field Education, church and Christianity 30 X M. Lucinda Worker among Indians, favorite pastimes, etc.
T-553- Grayson, Creek Tyner, J. W. Field Creek settlement of Oktaha 29 X 1 Cooper Worker
T-553- Pennington, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Centralia community events, etc. 17 X 2 Julius Worker
T-553- Walker, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Spavinaw country history 21 X 3 Ernest Worker
T-553- Thompson, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 20 X 4 Andrew Worker
T-553- Clay, Henry Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 12 X 5 Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-554- Tindall, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Places, events, and people of 20 X 1 Jefferson Worker Cherokee county
T-554- Rogers, Isaac Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History and people of northeast 19 X 2 Watt Worker Adair county
T-554- Garvin, Ben Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Hanson, Akins, and east Sequoyah 14 X 3 Worker county history
T-554- Welch, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Peters Prairie and other 22 X 4 Ausley Worker parts of Delaware County
T-555- Sitts, Hugh Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Archer county of Indian Territory 19 X 1 Worker
T-555- Harris, Elzie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Bayou Menard country 15 X 2 Worker
T-555- Walker, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Murphy country and surrounding 21 X 3 Robert Worker area
T-555- Boyd, Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Winganon history 30 X 4 Garland Worker
T-555- Elm, Tom Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Sunnyside Community 13 X 5 Worker
T-556 Neugin, Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Life history materials and related 17 X Dolly Worker subjects Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-557 Porter, Ben Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials and related 30 X Recorded in Lucinda Worker subjects. Creek language with summary provided by the field worker
T-558 Scott, John Creek Tiger, Field Family, schools, home life, some life 30 X Recorded in Lucinda Worker history materials. Creek language with summary provided by the field worker.
T-559- Thornton, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Inola country, people and trading 20 Missing as of 1 Joel Worker posts 12/1/2016
T-559- Roberts, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Indians of the Jay country 18 Missing as of 2 Nellie Worker 12/1/2016 Wilson
T-559- Bagby, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Northeast Adair county history 10 Missing as of 3 Margaret Worker 12/1/2016 Sixkiller
T-559- Gunter, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Siloam Springs, Arkansas 14 Missing as of 4 Caldeen, Dr. Worker 12/1/2016
T-560 Green, Osage Maker, Field Naming ceremony, customs 46 X Magella Leonard Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-561 Ceremonies Osage Maker, Field Naming ceremony held at home of 49 X Leonard Worker Marie Maker, adult name for Leonard M. Maker
T-562 Ceremonies Osage Maker, Field Continuation of naming ceremony X Not transcribed Leonard Worker held at the home of Maria Maker for adult name for Leonard M. Maker
T-563 Ceremonies Osage Maker, Field Osage Day Celebration held at X Not transcribed Leonard Worker Hominy, Oklahoma at Hominy Village
T-564 Meetings Osage Maker, Field Discussion on Osage claims X Not transcribed Leonard Worker
T-565 Harrison, Osage Maker, Field Life history materials, discussions on 46 X John Leonard Worker elections
T-566 Russell, Otis Osage Maker, Field Some life history materials, views on 48 X Leonard Worker forthcoming Osage tribal elections
T-567 Elections Osage Maker, Field Comments on forthcoming election X Not transcribed Leonard Worker of Osage tribal affairs
T-568 Elections Osage Maker, Field Comments on election of Osage X Not transcribed Leonard Worker Tribal leaders, proposals, and proceedings Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-569 Beaver, Dan Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials, philosophy, 29 X Recorded in (Rev.) Lucinda Worker early day Indians Creek language and summary provided by the field worker
T-570 Lietka, Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials and related 29 X Recorded in Sukey Lucinda Worker subjects Creek language with summary provided by the field worker
T-571 Lusty, Elmer Seminole Tiger, Field Early life history materials X Parts of tape in Lucinda Worker Seminole language T-572- Rogers, Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Delaware Indians of north 31 X 1 Joseph Worker Washington county
T-572- Egnor, Nola Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Numerous stories of White Oak 13 X 2 Jones Worker country
T-572- Oyler, Cayuga Tyner, J. W. Field Miscellaneous stories of Cayuga- 10 X 3 Kenneth Worker Seneca country
T-572- Redman, Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Early settlement of Delawares on 31 X 4 Martha Worker Hogshooter creek in Glenoak Community
T-573 Ceremonies Osage Maker, Field Description of a burial ceremony for 49 X Leonard Worker Chief Paul Pitts Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-574 Council Osage Maker, Field Discussions on election of new chief X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker to succeed Chief Paul Pitts
T-575 Council Osage Maker, Field Council meeting in Pawhuska, X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker Oklahoma
T-576 Meetings Osage Maker, Field Cooperative Party Meeting at X Not transcribed Leonard Worker Pawhuska, Oklahoma
T-577 Tinker, Osage Maker, Field Miscellaneous comments about 48 X Sylvester Leonard Worker forthcoming elections, plans for future generation of Osage youth, etc.
T-578 Williams, Ponca Maker, Field Early history materials, some history 50 X John Leonard Worker of his father, education and experiences in school, history of Poncas
T-579 Council Intertribal Maker, Field Governor's Interstate Indian Council X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker Meeting held in Tulsa, Oklahoma
T-580 Council Intertribal Maker, Field Continuation of Council Meeting in X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker Tulsa
T-581 Council Intertribal Maker, Field Continuation of Council Meeting in X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker Tulsa
T-582 Council Intertribal Maker, Field Continuation of Council Meeting in X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker Tulsa Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-583 Council Intertribal Maker, Field Continuation of Council Meeting in X Not transcribed Meeting Leonard Worker Tulsa
T-584 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Sings chief song, memorial song, Missing as of Jess Worker talks about Arapaho songs and 12/1/2016 dances Not transcribed
T-585 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Story about her son getting vision 1 X Myrtle Worker from buffalo, traditional Arapaho foods, animals eaten, ways of butchering, etc.
T-586 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho games, hand games, etc. 1 X Myrtle Worker
T-587 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Visit to Cantonment and discussion 1 X Myrtle Worker of things there, Agency school, etc.
T-588 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Warrior societies and their dances, 1 X Myrtle Worker advice of her uncle on how to live, arranged marriage and marriage customs, story telling, white man's stories, sign language, reminiscences
T-589- Long, Robert Wyandotte Tyner, J. W. Field Early history materials, life history 54 X 1 Worker materials
T-589- Wilson, Creek Tyner, J. W. Field Stories about Concharty country, 30 X 2 Solomon Worker people, herbs, and plants used as medicines Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-589- Neal, Flossie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some history of Sequoyah country 17 X 3 Blair Worker
T-589- Lane, Grace Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field Indians of the upper Verdigris River 31 X 4 Worker Valley
T-590 Wacachee, Creek Tiger, Field Early life history, customs and 30 X Recorded in Katie Lucinda Worker practices when baby was born to Creek language Indians, law enforcement in early and summary days, etc. provided by the field worker.
T-591- Adkins, Seminole Tiger, Field Belief in thunder, punishment for 51 X Most of tape 1 Harriett Lucinda Worker Seminoles, some history of family was recorded in and herself. Seminole language and summary provided by the field worker.
T-591- McIntosh, Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials 29 X Recorded in 2 Ethel Lucinda Worker Creek language and summary provided by the field worker.
T-592 Fife, Carmen Creek Tiger, Field Problems of Indians in community 29 X Lucinda Worker and schools, some life history materials Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-593 Tiger, Creek Tiger, Field Life history materials and related 30 X Martha Lucinda Worker subjects
T-594- Fixico, John Creek Tiger, Field Some life history materials, 30 X 1 Lucinda Worker miscellaneous stories
T-594- Fife, Carol Creek Tiger, Field Some problems in schools, 29 X 2 Lucinda Worker miscellaneous stories of problems in different schools with Indians
T-595 Ceremonies Ponca Maker, Field Revival of Hualonscha Dance 50 X Leonard Worker dormant for many years but was revived in 1958 and has been an annual affair since that time
T-596 Ceremonies Ponca Maker, Field Continuation of Hualonscha Dance X Not transcribed Leonard Worker Ceremony
T-597 Makescry, Ponca Maker, Field Some life history materials, family 50 X Albert Leonard Worker very religious, learned trades from French and German immigrants, miscellaneous comments about medicine, illnesses, family, etc.
T-598 Makescry, Ponca Maker, Field Life on Indian Reservation, 50 X Albert Leonard Worker miscellaneous stories
T-599 Makescry, Ponca Maker, Field School life, learned masonry, 50 X Albert Leonard Worker gardening, carpentry in school, punishment, stories about different students Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-600 Pore, Claude Non-Indian Maker, Field Comments about Indian trading 45 X Leonard Worker posts, first buildings in Hominy, early day settlers in that part of country, old time Osages, how Indian people named their children, comments about many Osage people
T-601 Russell, Otis Osage Maker, Field Talks about Osage claims, meaning 48 X Leonard Worker of names, stories on varied subjects, wedding ceremonies, etc.
T-602 Russell, Otis Osage Maker, Field Comments and stories about various 48 X Leonard Worker subjects
T-603 Council Osage Maker, Field Osage Council Meeting after return X Not Meeting Leonard Worker trip to Washington, D.C. transcribed.
T-604 Council Osage Maker, Field Continuation of meeting after return X Not Meeting Leonard Worker from Washington, D.C. transcribed.
T-605 Birdie May Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Group discussion, present BIA 42 X Tointigh, Apache & Worker housing and sanitation programs, red Irene Comanche tape, complaints, inefficiencies and Poolaw, and inequities, difficulty getting loans, Roberta etc. Tohay Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-606 Birdie May Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Stories about BIA, Indian housing, 42 X Tointigh, Apache & Worker etc. Irene Comanche Poolaw, and Roberta Tohay
T-607 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Medicine bundles, chiefs and how 1 X Myrtle Worker selected, modern chiefs, Warrior societies and their dances, Pentecostal church, Myrtle's income today
T-608 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Life history materials, her children, 1 X Myrtle Worker childbirth, Arapaho customs surrounding childbirth, feeding infant, weaning, etc.
T-609- Haynie, Creek Tyner, J. W. Field Some history and stories of Broken 29 X 1 Wilson Worker Arrow
T-609- Vann, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Views and outlook as expressed by 21 X 2 Charles Worker Indian youth today
T-609- Ross, Joe Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Indian Territory days along Grand 19 X 3 Worker River
T-609- King, Hulsie Creek Tyner, J. W. Field Religion, some life history materials 29 X 4 Worker and miscellaneous stories Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-609- Murphy, Shawnee Tyner, J. W. Field Early history of Hudson Creek 52 X 5 Thelma Todd Worker country, family life, some history of Eastern Shawnees, Shawnee customs
T-610 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Wolf songs in English, Arapaho, and 1 X Myrtle Worker Cheyenne, Old time Forty-Nine songs, old time stories, sweat lodge and sweating
T-611 Pow Wow Cheyenne- Jordan, Julia Field Cheyenne-Arapaho Gourd Dancers 25 X X Arapaho Worker first annual pow-wow, Dave Fanman (Cheyenne) announcer
T-612 Pow Wow Cheyenne- Jordan, Julia Field Continuation of Cheyenne-Arapaho 25 X X Arapaho Worker Gourd Dancers Pow Wow
T-613 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Ghost Dance songs and comments 2 X Myrtle Worker on Ghost Dance, old time women's songs and Round Dance Organization, similarity of Ghost Dance religion to Pentecostal church
T-614- Sunday, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Oologah country, early 20 X 1 Bryan Worker history of Sunday family and early settlers of that community
T-614- Wilhite, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Incidents of the old days in 22 X 2 Lucina Worker Wauhillau country Sanders
T-614- Thompson, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some life history materials, 20 X 3 Andrew Worker communities of that area Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-614- Roper, Mazie Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field People and places of the Cherokee 19 X 4 Pettie Worker Nation
T-614- Ross, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Some history of Saline Creek 19 X 5 Maggie Worker country, its people and their Thompson problems, schools, foods, and medicines, churches, and cemeteries
T-615 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Gift giving, giveaways, specials, old 2 X Myrtle Worker time War Songs and Forty-Nine songs
T-616 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Genealogical material, kinship 2 X Myrtle Worker terminology and behavior
T-617 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Kinship terminology and behavior 2 X Myrtle Worker
T-618- Thompson, Seneca Tyner, J. W. Field Turkey Ford settlement, Basset 52 X 1 Minnie Worker Grove meeting grounds, medicinal plants, etc.
T-618- Butler, May Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Education, transportation, etc. of 11 X 2 Snell Worker Delaware county
T-618- West, Lucy Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of places and people of 22 X 3 Worker northeastern Oklahoma
T-618- Vowel, Wyandotte Tyner, J. W. Field Some history of Wyandotte Indians 54 X 4 Donna Elliott Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-618- Hardy, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, southwest 15 X 5 Maggie Worker Sequoyah country Leigh
T-619- Language Seneca- Nieberding, Field Language class held at Turkey Ford X Not 1 Class Cayuga Velma Worker transcribed.
T-619- Conner, Bill Quapaw Nieberding, Field Witchcraft, tribal customs, dances 51 X 2 Velma Worker
T-619- Language Seneca- Nieberding, Field Language class held at Turkey Ford X Not 3 Class Cayuga Velma Worker transcribed.
T-619- Logan, Janie Shawnee Nieberding, Field Dances, ceremonies, ceremonial 52 X 4 Blalock Velma Worker foods
T-619- Council Intertribal Nieberding, Field Meeting of the Eight Tribes of the X Not 5 Meeting Velma Worker Miami Agency transcribed.
T-620- Diebold, Seneca Nieberding, Field Ceremonials of t he Seneca-Cayuga 52 X 1 Ruby Velma Worker tribe, names, games and dances, speech in Seneca and translation by Mrs. Diebold
T-620- Shawnee, Shawnee Nieberding, Field Interest in dancing and ceremonial 53 X 2 William Velma Worker singing, description of dances, Bread, Green Corn, and social dancing, studied and learned Quapaw songs, Kiowa Flag Song by William Shawnee and Ruby Diebold Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-620- Red Eagle, Quapaw Nieberding, Field Interprets Quapaw words, some life 51 X 3 Mary Velma Worker history materials, migration of Quapaws to Oklahoma, medicines
T-620- Language Seneca- Nieberding, Field Language class held at Seneca X Not 4 Class Cayuga Velma Worker School transcribed.
T-620- Reynolds, Cherokee Nieberding, Field Some life history materials, work 18 X 5 Emelece Velma Worker among the Quapaws, Quapaw customs, family history
T-620- Language Seneca- Nieberding, Field Port of language class held at Seneca X Not 6 Class Cayuga Velma Worker school transcribed.
T-621- Red Eagle, Quapaw Nieberding, Field Stories of how Quapaw women 51 X 1 Mary Velma Worker helped nurse soldiers during Civil War, miscellaneous stories of career, etc.
T-621- Connor, Bill Quapaw Nieberding, Field Origin of False Face Dance, carving 51 X 2 Velma Worker of masks, Quapaw customs, Seneca customs, food, etc.
T-621- Dryer, Sam Non-Indian Nieberding, Field Discussion of mines in area of 43 X 3 Velma Worker Quapaw
T-621- Richards, Quapaw Nieberding, Field Quapaw customs, relatives and their 51 X 4 Fannie Velma Worker Indian names, games, some life Goodeagle history materials Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-621- Greenback, Seneca Nieberding, Field Customs of shell making for dances, 52 X 5 Mandy Velma Worker shells are for personal use only Turkey Harjo
T-622 Connor, Bill Quapaw Nieberding, Field Stories of Kachina dolls that Bill 51 X Velma Worker makes and some of their history, re- recording of Ft. Sill Apache Fire Dance that Bill has recorded at an earlier date
T-623- Council Intertribal Nieberding, Field Meeting at Seneca Indian School X Not 1 Meeting Velma Worker transcribed.
T-623- Language Seneca- Nieberding, Field Class at Seneca school with Robert 52 X 2 Class Cayuga Velma Worker White speaking and interpreting speech for class
T-623- Long, Mamie Seneca- Nieberding, Field Medicine, family history, Turkey 52 X 3 Turkey Cayuga Velma Worker Ford named for family, False Face Dance, schools, games, etc.
T-623- Dances Seneca Nieberding, Field Description of False Face Dance or 52 X 4 Velma Worker medicine Dance by field worker. Robert and Reubin White are principal participants
T-623- Language Seneca- Nieberding, Field Class at Seneca School, Ruby X Not 5 Class Cayuga Velma Worker Diebold as instructor transcribed.
T-624 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Old time games, Arapaho kinship 2 X Myrtle Worker behavior, some terminology Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-625 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Life history materials with emphasis 2 X Myrtle Worker on nature of family structure and family relationships, composition of household, sharing of cooking duties, etc.
T-626 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Christian churches and Arapaho 2 X Myrtle Worker participation in them, Native American Church, counting in Arapaho
T-627 Dunlap, Caddo Timmons, Field Experiences as youth, life in 9 X Andrew Boyce D. Worker boarding schools, secretary to Caddo Tribe since 1949, sports, Caddo claims, etc.
T-628 Pow Wow Cheyenne- Jordan, Julia Field Cheyenne-Arapaho Gourd Dancers 25 X X Arapaho Worker Veteran's Day Celebration held at Community Hall northwest of Watonga with Clinton Youngbear, main announcer, Flag Song, processionals honoring veteran Gourd Dancers, Round Dances, and Two-Step
T-629- Pow Wow Cheyenne- Jordan, Julia Field Conclusion of Cheyenne-Arapaho 25 X 1 Arapaho Worker Gourd Dancers Veteran's Day Celebration at Watonga. This side includes evening program, specials, Gourd Dances, etc. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-629- Songs Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho singers from Canton on X Not 2 Worker "Indians for Indians" WNAD singing transcribed. a variety of Arapaho songs, including Flag Song, Church Song, Chief Song, War Dance Songs, Victory Song, Forty-Nine Songs, and Hand Game Song
T-630 Hand Game Intertribal Jordan, Julia Field Handgame held at Bill Campbell's Missing as of Worker Dance Ground northeast of 12/1/2016. Anadarko. Group of visiting Crows Not from Montana, Oklahoma Indians, transcribed. mostly Kiowas, Kiowa-Apaches and Comanches. Oklahoma City Thunderbird team also present. First game played by Oklahoma rules and second by Crow rules
T-631 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Rabbit Dance and Scalp Dance, 2 X Myrtle Worker including singing of several songs, Indian community activities, service clubs and honoring boys in service
T-632 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Income from land, etc., treatment of 2 X Myrtle Worker sickness, doctoring, medicines, face painting ceremony after period of mourning for deceased, etc., plant medicines, drawing blood from veins, etc. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-633 Sutton, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Mennonite Church and other 8 X Arthur Worker Christian churches among Arapahoes, state of church involvement of Indian today, life history materials
T-634 Sutton, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Starhawk Society and other Arapaho 8 X Arthur Worker societies, tribal divisions and decision making, Pow-wows, War Dance, gift giving
T-635 Dances Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho Starhawk Society Benefit X X Not Worker Dance, Watonga, Oklahoma, transcribed. Community building. Glen Lumpmouth, M.C. Jim Warden, Arapaho, Head Singer. First part of program: Round Dances, Invocation by John Sleeper, Flag Song, Chief Song, etc., Gourd Dances, Specials
T-636 Dances Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho Starhawk Society Benefit X X Not Worker Dance, continued from T-635. Last transcribed. portion of program but not quitting songs, specials, Gourd Dances, War Dances, Round Dances
T-637 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Life history materials and 37 X Guy Worker reminiscences of early days, Kiowa Black Legging Society, James Mooney, etc. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-638 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Story about girl who married the son 37 X Guy Worker of the son of the Sun and had a child who became the "Twin Boys," their adventures, including stealing sinew from the buffalo with steel-tipped horns, Buffalo medicine, doctoring, sweat lodge ceremony, medicine bundles
T-639 Mack, Ed Sac and Fox Timmons, Field Life history materials, tribal history, 51 X and Marry Boyce D. Worker reviving the Sac and Fox language, stories
T-640 Celebration Cherokee Timmons, Field Annual Cherokee Holiday X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker Celebration
T-641 Celebration Kiowa Timmons, Field Kiowa Veteran's Day Celebration, 39 X Boyce D. Worker War Mother's Song, Memorial Song, speeches, songs composed by Lewis Toyebo and song played in his honor
T-642 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Comments on Domebo calendar, 38 X First of two Guy Worker various anecdotes, story of Red tapes River boundary dispute in the 20s and part played by Iseco and Guy Quoetone
T-643 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Comments on Domebo calendar, 38 X Guy Worker anecdotes Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-644 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Stories about this "Grandpa," 38 X Guy Worker Gototai, story about Big Joe, other stories of old days, naming practices and examples of how names are given
T-645 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Genealogical material and life 38 X Guy Worker history materials
T-646 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Genealogical material and life 38 X Guy Worker history materials
T-647 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Genealogy X Not transcribed Guy Worker
T-648 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Genealogy information X Not transcribed Guy Worker
T-649 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Genealogy X Not transcribed Guy Worker
T-650 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Genealogical information X Not transcribed Guy Worker
T-651 Dances Kiowa Timmons, Field Father's Day Dance for Leonard 39 X Boyce D. Worker Cozad given by his family, Lee Motah is M.C., comments about origin of Gourd Clan by Yale Spotted Bird, Flag Song, Victory Song, Scalp Dance Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-652 Interviews Intertribal Timmons, Field Television program at Norman, X Not transcribed Boyce D. Worker Oklahoma. Participants are: Dale Burgess, Dean of Education, and Wayne Postoak, Faculty and Coach at Haskell Indian Junior College, Lawrence, Kansas. Discussion about educational programs at Haskell
T-653 Fitzgerald, Choctaw Nieberding, Field Tape made by Mr. Fitzgerald, 26 X Robert Velma Worker Superintendent of Seneca Indian School at Philadelphia, Mississippi in the home of Phillip Martin, head of Choctaw Tribal Council. Discussions of Choctaw problems, culture, etc.
T-654- Bluejacket, Shawnee Nieberding, Field History of the Eastern Shawnees 52 X 1 Clyde Velma Worker
T-654- Fry, Maggie Cherokee Nieberding, Field Life history materials, description of 14 X 2 Culver Velma Worker books she has written, sings song composed by her brother
T-655 Parris, Cherokee Cooper, Field Family history, old Parkhill 17 X Joanna Nave Dennis Worker community, religion of ancestors, marriages, pictures of home of Chief Ross
T-656 Douglass, Cherokee Cooper, Field Descendants of Chief John Ross, 12 X Hattie Dennis Worker miscellaneous stories of religion, Hinton relatives, etc. Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-657 Council Choctaw Kerr, Nona Field Choctaw Tribal Council meeting at X X Not Meeting Worker Tuskahoma, Oklahoma, Chief Harry transcribed. J. W. Belvin presiding
T-658 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Traditional Indian foods, including 3 X Myrtle Worker wild plant foods
T-659 Songs Comanche Jordan, Julia Field Comanche Hymns, Special singing 28 X X No Worker services held at Deyo Mission, a transcription Comanche Indian Baptist Mission, required, but November 21, 1971 list of participants given. T-660 Songs Comanche Jordan, Julia Field Part two of T-659 28 X X Worker
T-661 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Old time songs, Myrtle's land and 3 X Myrtle Worker how used and divided, life history materials, killing deer and utilization of deer, poker playing today
T-662 Brown, Jack Cherokee Cooper, Field Brown family history, missions and 11 X Dennis Worker schools established by family, miscellaneous events and stories
T-663 Markham, Cherokee Cooper, Field Family background, education, life 16 X Hogan Dennis Worker history materials, comments on miscellaneous subjects Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-664 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field War songs and when sung, Spoon 3 Missing as of Myrtle Worker Dance, Round Dance, other dances, 12/1/2016 description of dance given by Gros Ventres, Arapaho names of some well known Arapahoes
T-665 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Composite tape consisting of Myrtle X X Not transcribed Myrtle Worker Lincoln's songs from T-610, T-613, T-615, T-631, T-661, T-664
T-666- Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Childbirth, names of other tribes 3 X 1 Myrtle Worker Arapaho Districts
T-666- Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Myrtles comments on songs and 3 X 2 Myrtle Worker Arapaho words pronounced with English translations given
T-667 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Replaying of middle part of T-665 3 X Myrtle Worker with Myrtle's comments on each song, Arapaho words pronounced and English translations given
T-668 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Replaying of last portion of T-665 3 X Myrtle Worker with Myrtle's comments on each song, Arapaho words pronounced and English translations given
T-669 Wheeler, Wichita Bittle, Field Wichita Divisions and history, 54 X Joseph William Worker financial problems and contemporary issues Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-670 Provost, Wichita Bittle, Field Wichita horticulture, planting of corn 53 X Bertha William Worker and varieties used, corn dishes, etc.
T-671 Wheeler, Wichita William Field Economic problems of Indians today 54 X Ethel Bittle and Worker with emphasis on lack of help by Julia Jordan BIA and Social Service Agencies
T-672 Wheeler, Wichita William Field Present day conditions and problems 54 X Ethel Bittle and Worker in communities Julia Jordan
T-673 Provost, Wichita Bittle, Field Wichita cultivated and wild plant 53 X Bertha William Worker foods and some Wichita games
T-674 Provost, Wichita Bittle, Field Present day problems and conditions 53 X Bertha William Worker in Indian communities
T-675 Provost, Wichita Bittle, Field Wichita foods, living routines in 53 X Bertha William Worker early days
T-676 Warden, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho songs and singing, spirit 8 X James Worker doctoring
T-677 Warden, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho divisions and Arapaho 8 X James Worker terms, story about Sleepy-Headed Boy and the Bald-Headed People, Arapaho names for other tribes, nature of relationships between Cheyennes and Arapahoes Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-678- Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Myrtle's grandmother's tales of life in 3 X 1 Myrtle Worker old days
T-678- Warden, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho dances and song categories 8 X 2 James Worker
T-679 Warden, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho divisions and district 8 X James Worker names, Arapaho Sun Dances in Oklahoma, Arapaho Sun Dance, erecting Sun Dance lodge, participation of men's societies, paraphernalia, etc.
T-680 Warden, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Sun Dance, Grandfathers, Starhawk 9 X James Worker Society, Arapaho terms for "star" and "hawk," the modern club and how organized
T-681 Sleeper, John Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field The modern Starhawk Organization, 8 X Worker structure, functions, role of Arapaho chiefs in tribal life and manner of selecting chiefs, old time peyote men, etc.
T-682 Wheeler, Joe Wichita Bittle, Field Wichita and Pawnee tribes exchange 54 X William Worker visits, ceremonies, use of tobacco, dances and songs
T-683 Wheeler, Joe Wichita Bittle, Field Women's ball game 54 X William Worker
T-684 Wheeler, Joe Wichita Bittle, Field Origin of Wichita Names, Wichita 54 X William Worker games, women's games, dances Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-685 Wheeler, Joe Wichita Bittle, Field Funeral services, dedication of ship, 54 X William Worker meaning of Wichita, spring Indian pow-wow, Indian medicine, Indian game, Indian archery
T-686 Provost, Wichita Bittle, Field Life history materials, early history 54 X Bertha William Worker of churches
T-687 Meetings Intertribal Coombes, Field Oklahoma Federation of Indian X Not Monette Worker Women's Club, election of officers, transcribed. fifteen outstanding Indian women of Oklahoma presented awards, style show, narrated by Pat Horse and filmed by Ned Hockman
T-688 Blackowl, Cheyenne Kickingbird, Field Stories, life history materials, 23 X John Kirke Worker schools, Cheyenne Sun Dance, miscellaneous events, etc.
T-689 Council Seminole Miller, Field Meeting on constitution held at X Not Meeting Robert Worker Holdenville, Oklahoma, January 30, transcribed. 1969
T-690 Jess Arapaho; Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho doctoring incidents, 8 X Rowlodge & Cheyenne Worker Arapaho sacred pipe and other items, Ralph story of Arapaho woman captured by Goodman Utes
T-691 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Story about Buffalo Mountain, 3 X Myrtle Worker fasting, Cantonment Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal T-692 Chaletsin, Kiowa- Bittle, Field Coyote stories and another story, 40 X X This tape is a Rose Apache William Worker Kiowa-Apache songs, including an copy from Chalepah old manatidie song, Hand game, tapes made by Kiowa-Apache Manatidie (Blackfeet OU Field Dance), July 15, 1961, farewell talk School in to field school, Kiowa-Apache Ethnology. church songs
T-693 Dances Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Arapaho Sun Dance, a number of X X See M-21 on Worker Oklahoma Arapahoes participating Arapaho Sun and many present as spectators Dance, Ethete, Wyoming Not transcribed. T-694 Dances Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Northern Arapaho Sun Dance, X X Not Worker Quitting Song, etc., from Sun Dance transcribed. held in Ethete, Wyoming
T-695 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Comments on Trenholm's book on 3 X Myrtle Worker Arapahoes, doctoring and medicines, reminiscences of Sitting Bull, Left Hand, Medicine Bird, Cleaver Warden and others, experiences of being a doctor in peyote meeting
Numerical List of Manuscript Materials without Tapes
M-1 Bigman, Kiowa Jones, David Field School days, peyote cure, churches, 33 Annie Worker rules Saumpty Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal M-2 Yeahquo, Kiowa Patchin, Field School experiences 39 Juanita Jacquelin Worker
M-3 Haumpy, Kiowa Barksdale, Field Medicine man and story of tragic 34 James Letha Worker event
M-4 Rowlodge, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Contemporary problems 8 Jess Worker
M-5 Bentley, Shawnee Jones, David Field Story about stink bag, origin of white 52 Tom Worker man, Indian, and Negro, doctors, general information
M-6 Blanchard, Shawnee Jones, David Field General attitudes toward white 52 Clifton Worker investigation of Absentee Shawnees
M-7 ______No manuscript associated with this ___ number
M-8 Palmer, Cecil Kiowa Jones, David Field Cecil's song and description whiles 36 Worker song is in progress
M-9 Keys, George Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Elm Springs Indian 16 Worker Mission
M-10 Walker, Eva Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Events, etc. at Hillside Indian 21 Worker Mission
M-11 Merritt, Ella Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Talala, Oklahoma 17 Rogers Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal M-12 Hammel, Delaware Tyner, J. W. Field History of Watova, Oklahoma 31 Martha Wing Worker
M-13 Ellison, Non-Indian Jordan, Julia Field Problems of farming and credit 43 Edward F. Worker associations
M-14 Little Jim, Shawnee Jordan, Julia Field Comments on his own background 52 Webb Worker and history of the Shawnee
M-15 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Comments on Alice Soontay's Kiowa 38 Guy Worker Calendar
M-16 Little Jim, Shawnee Jordan, Julia Field History of the Shawnee Indians 52 Webb Worker
M-17 Funeral Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Description of an Arapaho Funeral 9 Worker by Julia Jordan
M-18 Phillips, Jim Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials, Lowrey 17 Worker Prairie history
M-19 Duncan, Chickasaw Coombes, Field Life history materials and related 26 James W. Monette Worker subjects
M-20 Beech, Jay Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Watts, Oklahoma 11 Worker
M-21 Dances Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Sun Dance among Wyoming 9 Worker Arapaho
M-22 History Shawnee Jordan, Julia Field History of the Absentee Shawnees 53 Materials Worker Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal M-23 West, Joe Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials and related 22 Worker subjects
M-24 Fairs Choctaw Tyner, J. W. Field Choctaw Indian Fair held in 26 Worker Philadelphia, Mississippi description
M-25 Sequichie, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Nowata County history, its people 19 Arch Worker and the experience he has known
M-26 Lincoln, Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Traditional Arapaho stories 3 Myrtle Worker
M-27 Harnage, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Gooseneck Bend Country 15 Richard Worker
M-28 Meetings Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Chiefs of the Cherokee Nation and 23 Worker the time they served
M-29 Celebration Intertribal Tyner, J. W. Field "Indian Day Celebration" This 32 Worker manuscript was taken from the Pryor Jeffersonian and written by Guy Jennison, Chief of the Ottawa Tribe and a recognized historian
M-30 Bigman, Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Kiowa-Apache relations with 39 Fred Apache Worker Arapahoes and some other tribes
M-31 Polecat, Will Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Nicut Community, some life history 18 Worker materials Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal M-32 Stegall, Bob Non-Indian Jordan, Julia Field Notes taken during interview with 45 Worker Mr. Stegall, Visiting Coordinator for Indian Education Division of State Department of Education, Indian problems in Blaine County, white attitudes toward Indians, exploitation of Indians
M-33 Chalestsin, Kiowa- Bittle, Field Life history materials on Apache Ben 40 Apache Ben Apache William Worker from field notes collected in 1963- 64, field notes taken during interview with Lyle Griffis, Field Solicitor, Anadarko, by Pat Draper, graduate student in anthropology
M-34 Meetings Kiowa- Jordan, Julia Field Description of peyote meeting held 42 Apache Worker at the home of Alfred Chalepah
M-35 Klinekole, Kiowa- Bittle, Field Life history materials 41 Stewart Apache William Worker
M-36 Quoetone, Kiowa Jordan, Julia Field Genealogy, charts, and 38 This Guy Worker identifications manuscript summarizes the material on tapes T-647 - T- 650, which are not transcribed.
M-37 Lewis, David Creek Tiger, Field Clans, burial customs, Indian 29 Lucinda Worker doctoring Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal M-38 Tiger, Creek Miller, Field Stories told by Barney Tiger that 30 Barney Robert Worker were told to him in his lifetime
M-39 Court Cherokee Timmons, Field Transcript of trial of Johnnie Chewis 23 Hearings Boyce D. Worker held in U. S. District Court in Tulsa, Oklahoma
M-40 Hearings Cherokee Delph, Faye Field Copy of transcript of hearing held in 23 Worker Delaware County, Jay, Oklahoma, Joe O'Field, Cherokee vs. Department of Public Welfare
M-41 Pow Wow Arapaho Jordan, Julia Field Report on Barefoot Pow Wow, 9 Worker programs of August 28-29, 1971 M-42 Bly, Vann Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field History of Bly Mountain Country 11 Worker
M-43 Jordan, Julia Cheyenne Jordan, Julia Field Early history of the Cheyenne and 25 Worker Pre-Plains Culture written for Southern Plains Museum
M-44 Bates, Wichita Bittle, Field Horticulture, crops raised, storage of 53 George William Worker crops, etc.
M-45 Oral Ponca White Eagle _____ Ponca Oral history materials 50 Transcripts of Histories Community collected and transcribed by member translations Association of the Ponca Tribe. Includes life furnished to the history materials, school and Duke Project childhood reminiscences, 101 Ranch, Ponca Sun Dance, War Dance, Pipe Dance, et., and traditional stories Entry # Interviewee/ Tribe Interviewer Position Description Vol Casset 290 203 175 Digi Notes Event # te Reel Reel Reel tal M-46 Foreman, Cherokee Tyner, J. W. Field Life history materials 14 Sos Worker