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- Charlotte "Edith" Monture Obituary
This is a picture of Edith Monture's obituary. This is a picture of Edith Monture's obituary.Six Nations Public Library - New of C.H.S Graduates- Dr. Arnold Anderson
This is a news article on Dr. Arnold Anderson, a boy who went to grade school on the Six Nations and went to high school in Caledonia also became a key member of the team of scientists that produced the atom bomb. This is a news article on Dr. Arnold Anderson, a boy who went to grade school on the Six Nations and went to high school in Caledonia also became a …Six Nations Public Library - Maynard Anderson Family
Back Row on the sofa L-R: Anderson, Alma; Anderson, Iowne; Anderson, Maynard; Anderson, Minnie; Anderson, Audrey 2nd Row L-R: baby Anderson, Andrew; Anderson, Alice; Anderson, Arliss 3rd Row L-R: Anderson, Allan; Anderson, Arnold "Buster" Far Right on Chair: Anderson, Sam This photo was taken at the house of Sam and … Back Row on the sofa L-R: Anderson, Alma; Anderson, Iowne; Anderson, Maynard; Anderson, Minnie; Anderson, Audrey 2nd Row L-R: baby Anderson, Andrew; Anderson, Alice; Anderson, Arliss 3rd Row L-R: Anderson, …Six Nations Public Library - Iroquois Sash
Photograph of a sash. Photograph of a sash.Six Nations Public Library - Iroquois Rattles (gourd)
Photograph of two gourd rattles. Photograph of two gourd rattles.Six Nations Public Library - Iroquois Head-dress
Photograph of a headdress (gustoweh). Photograph of a headdress (gustoweh).Six Nations Public Library - The Cayuga Condolence Cane of Andrew Spragg. The Roll Call of the Iroquois Chiefs
Made sometime after the middle of the nineteenth century, probably about 1860, its use was confined to the Lower Cayuga band on the Grand River...Although it is now a sacred relic, and it has been reproduced once more by the Cayugas, the Cranbrook specimen does not antedate the American Revolution … Made sometime after the middle of the nineteenth century, probably about 1860, its use was confined to the Lower Cayuga band on the Grand River...Although it is now a sacred …Six Nations Public Library - Iroquois Burden Straps and Small Bag in the Sloane Collection, British Museum
From D.I. Bushnell, Jr. collection, 1946. Published in American Anthropologist, n.s. Vol.8, No.4, 1906, Plate 37. British Museum catalogue description: 573: A cord made of hemp and porcupine quills dyed. From the Iroquois for tying their prisoners; 574: The same of a coarser sort without the quills; 203: An Indian … From D.I. Bushnell, Jr. collection, 1946. Published in American Anthropologist, n.s. Vol.8, No.4, 1906, Plate 37. British Museum catalogue description: 573: A cord made of hemp and porcupine quills dyed. …Six Nations Public Library - The Iroquois at Quebec (on envelope)
Photograph of several Iroquois people posing outdoors in Quebec. Photograph of several Iroquois people posing outdoors in Quebec.Six Nations Public Library - Dr Walter Hough, Demonstrating the Use of an Iroquois Pump Drill before 1935
Known to be taken in 1935 or earlier as Dr Hough died September 20, 1935. Known to be taken in 1935 or earlier as Dr Hough died September 20, 1935.Six Nations Public Library - Iroquois Burden Straps and Small Bag in the Sloan Collection, British Museum
A cord made of hemp and porcupine quills dyed from the Iroquois by the Indian kings - given me by Mr [Capt.] Middleton - for tying their prisoners. (Number 573). The same of a coarser sort without the quills (Number 574). An Indian purse made by the Huron Savages of … A cord made of hemp and porcupine quills dyed from the Iroquois by the Indian kings - given me by Mr [Capt.] Middleton - for tying their prisoners. (Number 573). …Six Nations Public Library - Native Marching Band
Native Marching Band. Left to Right: Nina Burnham, drum, Lillian Burnham Native Marching Band. Left to Right: Nina Burnham, drum, Lillian BurnhamSix Nations Public Library - Margaret Hill and Norma Martin with Children
Left to Right: 3 unknown boys, Margaret Hill, unknown man, Norma Martin and 3 unknown boys. Left to Right: 3 unknown boys, Margaret Hill, unknown man, Norma Martin and 3 unknown boys.Six Nations Public Library - Two Unknown Males
Two unknown males wearing regalia. Two unknown males wearing regalia.Six Nations Public Library - George Buck
Group of people, George Buck is wearing the headdress on the right side of the picture. Group of people, George Buck is wearing the headdress on the right side of the picture.Six Nations Public Library - George Buck and Jake Skye
George Buck (Left), Jake Skye(Middle)dressed in regalia while attending a Six Nations Marching Band function, pictured with a little girl, Debbie. George Buck (Left), Jake Skye(Middle)dressed in regalia while attending a Six Nations Marching Band function, pictured with a little girl, Debbie.Six Nations Public Library - Members of Six Nations Marching Band with Band Master
Six Nations Marching Band with Band Master David Mitson. Left to Right: unknown male, David Mitson, unknown male, Jerry "Blue Eyes" or "Red Jacket" Aaron (it is noted that he wore a wig) and Walter Lickers kneeling in front. Six Nations Marching Band with Band Master David Mitson. Left to Right: unknown male, David Mitson, unknown male, Jerry "Blue Eyes" or "Red Jacket" Aaron (it is noted that he …Six Nations Public Library - Native Marching Band
Native Marching Band Native Marching BandSix Nations Public Library - Sir John Johnson and Mrs. Smoke
Sir John Johnson and Mrs. Smoke at Chiefswood, Six Nations, Ontario. Sir John Johnson and Mrs. Smoke at Chiefswood, Six Nations, Ontario.Six Nations Public Library - Miller Aunts
This photo is of: General (Miller) Mildred "Millie"; Lynch (Anderson), Marjorie; Hill (Miller), Stella; Anderson, Arnold Tennyson (baby) Millie and Stella were sisters. Marjorie and Arnold were sister and brother. Millie and Stella were younger sisters of Minnie (Miller) Anderson,mother of Marjorie and Arnold. This photo is of: General (Miller) Mildred "Millie"; Lynch (Anderson), Marjorie; Hill (Miller), Stella; Anderson, Arnold Tennyson (baby) Millie and Stella were sisters. Marjorie and Arnold were sister and brother. …Six Nations Public Library
