American Council of Learned Societies Committee on Native American Languages, American Philosophical Society [ACLS Collection]

Mss.497.3.B63c

Date: 1853, 1882-1959 | Size: 80 Linear feet

Abstract

For many years referred to as the "Franz Boas Collection of American Indian Linguistics," this collection consists of a large body of linguistic and ethnographic material gathered together by Boas and many of his colleagues and students primarily from the 1890s to the 1940s. It contains the bulk of Boas's own fieldwork material, with the main exception of most of his Inuit and earliest Northwest Coast fieldwork. It contains the majority of the work sponsored by American Council of Learned Societies Committee on Native American Languages, which was directed by Franz Boas, Edward Sapir, Alfred Kroeber, and other academic linguists from 1927-1937. The collection, however, also contains related kinds of fieldwork and derived secondary materials created outside the auspices of this Committee, both earlier and later. The first deposit of the material arrivied in 1945. Subsequently, additional related materials were donated and added, as noted in the listings. Additionally, the documentary materials produced by some of the early projects (1945 to circa 1955) of the APS Phillips Fund for Native American Research were added to this collection. The collection has grown to over 80 linear feet of material representing at least 166 languages and dialects from the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The formats range from field notes and ethnographic texts to slip files, vocabularies, lexica, and grammars, and dozens of linguists and Native consultants are represented.

Background note

Formed in 1927 under the initiative of Franz Boas, Edward Sapir, and other academic linguists, the Committee on Native American Languages of the American Council of Learned Societies was charged with documenting the endangered languages of indigenous Americans. Wielding grants to encourage research, the Committee was chaired by Boas and staffed by Manuel J. Andrade, Jaime de Angulo, Roland B. Dixon, Pliny E. Goddard, Bernard Haile, John P. Harrington, Harry Hoijer, Melville Jacobs, Diamond Jenness, Alfred V. Kidder, Alfred L. Kroeber, Truman Michelson, Frans M. Olbrechts, Gladys A. Reichard, Frank G. Speck, Edgar H. Sturtevant, Morris Swadesh, and John R. Swanton, among others.

Scope and content

The Collection of the American Council of Learned Socities Committee of Native American Languages is one of the largest and most significant primary resources for study of the indigenous languages of North America. Beginning with the creation of the Committee in 1927, and periodically added to since by the APS, the collection has grown to over 80 linear feet of material representing at least 166 languages and dialects from the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The formats range from field notes and ethnographic texts to slip files, vocabularies, lexica, and grammars, and dozens of linguists and Native consultants are represented. Although most of the material was collected in the 1920s and 1930s, a signficant number of items have been added that extends the range of dates represented backward into the 1880s and forward in the late 1950s.

Includes notes and manuscripts of Franz Boas; materials solicited by and sent to Boas from field workers and native informants; manuscripts submitted for publication in the International Journal of American Linguistics (1917-1939); manuscripts resulting from research supported by the Committee on American Native Languages of the American Council of Learned Societies (1927-1937); papers of anthropologists and linguists associated with Boas and Edward Sapir; reports and other materials resulting from Phillips Fund grants made by the APS.

During the 1940s, the ACLS collection was arranged by language (and language family) by C. F. Voegelin and Zellig S. Harris, who also listed a significant quantity of miscellaneous non-linguistic material. Their index was published in a supplement to Language 21, 3 (1945). Among the non-linguistic material not indexed by Voegelin and Harris are data on folklore, mythology, and general ethnology, with some emphasis on African Americans, Africans, and the work of Boas's colleagues in Russia.

Since its arrival in Philadelphia, the APS has periodically added additional material to the collection. Among the more notable additions are some highly important field notes and other material donated by Alfred Kroeber in 1946 relating to early research (1902-1910) on California Athabascan languages (Chilula, Hupa, Kato, Mattole, Nongatl, Pomo, Sinkyoke, Tolowa, Wailaki, and Whilkut), and a suite of manuscripts by Edward Sapir presented by his family and colleagues in 1972. A number of individual linguists have also contributed individually to the collection, including Edward Ahenakew, Morris Swadesh, Kenneth Croft, Norman A. McQuown, Gordon Marsh, and C. F. Voegelin.

This finding aid is intended to parallel the online Indigenous Subject Guide. The materials in this finding aid are arranged according to language, dialect, cultural group, or region, and then by call number. When applicable, references to microfilm versions are included at the end of the entry.

Native American Images Note : Nearly 1,700 images images in linguistic notebooks and accompanying documents collected from 1900-1940. Black and white silver gelatin photographs and sketch drawings by Native consultants given to ethnologists such as Franz Boas, Edward Sapir, and Jaime de Angulo. Pencil sketches of clothing, utensils, musical instruments, decorative patterns, weapons, and totem figures of primarily Salish, Nootka, and Quileute tribes. Of particular interest, color pencil sketches of Bella Bella (Heiltsuk) masks. Numerous Nuu-chah-nulth paintings are also of note. In oversize, a linguistic map of the southern part of Hecate Strait, British Columbia, Canada. Most of the images are original with some photographs from the Anthropology Division of the Geological Survey of Canada. Note: Folders containing images are noted in the inventory.

Digital objects note

This collection contains digital materials that are available in the APS Digital Library. Links to these materials are provided with context in the inventory of this finding aid. A general listing of digital objects may also be found here.

Collection Information

Restrictions

Restrictions on Access:

Some materials in this collection may not be reproduced, including via Reading Room photography, due their cultural sensitivities, pending review from the respective community of origin. Materials subject to this restriction are note in the inventory below. Items not currently designated as such may be so designated at any time by Library staff upon examination.

Provenance

Gift of American Council of Learned Societies, 1945, and subsequent gifts of individual materials, as noted in inventory.

Preferred citation

Cite as: American Council of Learned Societies Committee on Native American Languages, American Philosophical Society.

Processing information

Recatalogued by rsc, 2002. Image inventory is not complete, only scanned images noted.

Other finding aids

The materials in the ACLS collection, along with other materials on Indigenous languages, are indexed in the Indigenous Subject Guide.

Separated material

American Council of Learned Societies. Correspondence, 1926-1927. (506.73 Am72co)

  1. This small but important collection of correspondence relates to the formation of the Committee on Research in the Native American Languages, its grants, and its publications. Correspondents include: Edward C. Armstrong, Leonard Bloomfield, Franz Boas, R. W. Bryan, James McKeen Cattell, Pliny Earle Goddard, Charles H. Haskins, J. W. Hewitt, Melville Jacobs, Roland G. Keat, Alfred L. Kroeber, Waldo G. Leland, Robert M. Lester, Fang-Kuei Li, Adrien G. Morice, William A. Oldfather, Gladys A. Reichard, Edward Sapir, E. H. Sturtevant, John R. Swanton, Walter F. Willcox. The collection is not calendared.

African American History Note

There are at least two items in this collection which may be of interest to scholars of African American history:

Hurston, Zora Neale. " The Florida Expedition (#46)." n.d. 3 pages. Brief report by a student of Franz Boas on fieldwork in Florida studying African American folklore, story-telling, religion, and common-held beliefs. Hurston notes that "the bulk of the population now spends its leisure in motion picture theatres or with the phonograph and its blues."

King, Louis E. " Negro life in a rural community (#49)." Circa 1931. 166 pages. Anthropological dissertation study of African American life in a rural community during the years 1927-1931. The work is divided into several sections: Background, Family Life, Breadwinning and Shelter, Education, Activities of the Group, Leaving Home, and Comparing Life in Different Rural Communities..

Indexing Terms


Corporate Name(s)

  • American Council of Learned Societies. Committee on Native American Languages
  • American Council of Learned Societies. Committee on Native American Languages
  • Geological Survey of Canada.

Genre(s)

  • Autobiography
  • Cyanotypes
  • Dictionaries.
  • Ethnographic texts
  • Face painting
  • Field notes.
  • Group portraits
  • Maps.
  • Photographs
  • Sketches.
  • Slip files
  • Sound recordings
  • Watercolors
  • Word lists

Geographic Name(s)

  • United States -- Emigration and immigration.

Occupation(s)

  • African Americans -- West Virginia
  • Chukchi -- History

Personal Name(s)

  • Ahenakew, Edward, 1885-1961
  • Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941
  • Angulo, Jaime de
  • Banister, John, Jr.
  • Beynon, William, 1888-1958
  • Boas, Franz, 1858-1942
  • Bogoras, Waldemar, 1865-1936
  • Chamberlain, Alexander F.
  • Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971
  • Dixon , Roland Burrage, 1875-1934
  • Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972
  • Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928
  • Gould, Marian K.
  • Harrington, John Peabody
  • Henry, Jules
  • Hoijer, Harry, 1904-1976
  • Hunt, George
  • Hurston, Zora Neale
  • Jenness, Diamond, 1886-1969
  • Jochelson, Waldemar, 1855-1937
  • Kalibala, Ernest B.
  • Kidder, Alfred Vincent, 1885-1963
  • Kroeber, A. L., (Alfred Louis), 1876-1960
  • Lange, Gertrud, 1879-
  • Michelson, Truman, 1879-1938
  • Mukasa, Ham, 1871-1956
  • Olbrechts, Frans M., 1899-1958
  • Quain, Buell Halvor, 1912-1939
  • Reagan, Albert B.
  • Reichard, Gladys Amanda, 1893-1955
  • Roberts, Helen H., (Helen Heffron), 1888-1985
  • Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939
  • Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950
  • Sturtevant, Edgar H. (Edgar Howard), 1875-1952
  • Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967
  • Swanton, John Reed, 1873-1958
  • Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922
  • Warren, John

Subject(s)

  • Achumawi language
  • African Americans -- Florida
  • African Americans -- Folklore
  • Anishinaabe
  • Anthropology, ethnography, fieldwork
  • Athapascan languages
  • Atsugewi language
  • Bella Coola language
  • Benin -- History
  • Chatino language
  • Chehalis language
  • Cherokee language
  • Chimakum language
  • Chinese language
  • Chiricahua language
  • Christianity -- Africa
  • Clothing and dress -- Middle East
  • Cree language
  • Culture, community, organizations
  • Dakota language
  • Ethnology -- Africa
  • Ethnology -- Russia
  • Ethnology -- United States
  • Fijians -- Social life and customs
  • Folk music -- Puerto Rico
  • Folklore
  • Folklore -- Africa
  • Folklore -- British Columbia
  • Folklore -- Florida
  • Folklore -- Uganda
  • Haida Indians
  • Haida language
  • Haudenosaunee
  • Heiltsuk Indians
  • Hopi language
  • Hupa language
  • Indians of North America -- Alaska
  • Indians of North America -- British Columbia
  • Indians of North America -- Languages
  • Inuktitut language
  • Jews, Ethiopian
  • Kalapuya language
  • Kalispel language
  • Kathlamet language
  • Kootenai language
  • Kwakiutl language
  • Laguna dialect
  • Lillooet language
  • Linguistics
  • Makah Indians
  • Mandan language
  • Mayan languages
  • Nahuatl language
  • Nass language
  • Navajo language
  • Nez Percé language
  • Nitinat language
  • Nootka Indians
  • Nootka language
  • Northwest Coast Indians
  • Ntlakyapamuk language
  • Nuu-chah-nulth
  • Ojibwe people
  • Plantations
  • Pomo language
  • Quileute Indians
  • Quileute language
  • Religion, religious organizations
  • Salish Indians
  • Salishan languages
  • Sarsi Indians
  • Sarsi language
  • Shasta language
  • Social conditions, social advocacy, social reform
  • Tarahumara language
  • Tarascan language
  • Tlingit language
  • Tolowa language
  • Tsetsaut Indians
  • Tsimshian language
  • Tsuut'ina language
  • Tunica language
  • Twi (African people)
  • Volga River Region (Russia) -- History
  • Wailaki language
  • Winnebago language
  • Wintu language
  • Yana language
  • Zapotec language


Detailed Inventory

 Non-American and non-linguistic material
  
 Legacy finding aids
ca. 1944-1950s 

Legacy descriptions of the ACLS Collection and other materials relating to Indigenous American languages. Folder 1 contains: A partial copy of Language monograph 22 (1945) by C. F. Voegelin and Z. S. Harris, with marginalia and additions from years immediately following publication, indicating multiple cataloguing systems, and "Cataloger's notes" (1954) to creation of section numbers, based on Morris Swadesh's revisions. Folder 2 contains summaries of non-ACLS materials: "Indian Linguistic Material" as described in 1944, and an index to the microfilm collection Mss.Film.453, described by Marius Barbeau.

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 Unidentified.
Autobiography of a native of Dahomey, West Africa
n.d.AMs, 9pp. (incomplete)3

Autobiographical manuscript of descendant of Beta Israel from Abomey-Calavi, Dahomey (now Benin), concluding with an incomplete account of his return to Dahomey in 1910. The author describes having escaped from home at eight years old to Glasgow, later attending Normal College in London, and giving lectures around Europe and North America, including "anthropological talks on African ethnology" at the University of Oxford, Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania and elsewhere.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7 reel 1

General physical description: AMs, 9pp. (incomplete)

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Bibliography on race
 TMs, 88 slips5

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: TMs, 88 slips

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Folklore in British Columbia
n.d.AMs, ca.50p.6

Rough notes on various topics, including similies, "additional lore about natural phenomena," folklore of British Columbia for planned comparision with Waugh's "Folk-lore from Ontario," proverbial sayings, and nursery rhymes. All in English. Folklore specified may be that of Anglophone settlers of British Columbia. Contains some saying from the Shetland Islands, where Teit was born and emigrated from.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: AMs, ca.50p.

Other Descriptive Information: Attributed to "Unidentified" from original cataloging in 1945. Identified as Teit's handwriting by Brian Carpenter in 2019.

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 Jochelson, Waldemar, 1855-1937.
My Life [Chukchi life history]
n.d.AMs, 9p.8

Autobiographical account in English, from an unidentified source, written by Bogoras, with ethnographic notes and some Chukchi language.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: AMs, 9p.

 Unidentified.
Notes on the Tchi of West Africa
ca. 1922TMs, 121p.17

Ethnographic account of the "Tchi" (speakers of the Twi language, likely Akan). Appears to be copied from an unidentified publication. See also this collection, AfTw.1, "Twi ethnography". No author identified, but typed onto Germanistic Society of America letterhead that names Boas as secretary.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: TMs, 121p.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Bibliography on decorative art
1890-1924AMs, 150 slips24

Includes a general bibliography on anthropology. German, English, and Spanish sources. Freeman and Smith 1417

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: AMs, 150 slips

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
The effects of American environment on immigrants and their descendants
n.d. (1910?)TMs, 12p.25

Re: physical changes in immigrant populations.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: TMs, 12p.

 Bogoras, Waldemar, 1865-1936.
Photographs and brief essays on "Paleoasiatic tribes of the hills of Uryankai" and "The Manegher"
1924AMsS, 4p.; 25 photographs; 2 sketches36

This item contains short ethnographic manuscripts (4 p. total, likely unpublished) by Bogoras, based upon a scant published notes concerning D. K. Solovyev's 1913 expedition to the Amur River studying Evenki people, and his 1915-1916 expedition to the Sayan Mountains that led to the creation of the Sayan nature reserve, the first in the country. Titles of the manuscripts are "Paleoasiatic tribes of the hills of Uryankai" (describing Soyot and Karagass (Tofa?) peoples), and "The Manegher" (манегры, Evenki). The manuscripts mention intent to be published alongside sets of photographs, some "borrowed" from the collection of the Sayan expedition. The manuscript also mentions 950 specimens from the expeditions, of which 400 went to "the Russian Museum in Leningrad" (Saint Petersburg), and 200 photographs and 1500 meters of film reel that did not go to Leningrad. Three sets of photographs accompany the manuscripts, likely including images produced by Solovyev's expeditions, though dates and places have not been verified: 6 photographs and 2 sketches are labeled "Asiatic Eskimo" (Siberian Yupik?), in a folder indicating the Bureau of American Ethnology as a publication destination; 12 large photographic prints of Soyot and Karagass (Tofa?) people; and 7 small photographic prints of Karagass and Manegher (манегры, Evenki) people, one person identified as "Khoibo Maniagit, nearly 100 years old".

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 3

General physical description: AMsS, 4p.; 25 photographs; 2 sketches


Genre(s): Gelatin silver prints

 Quain, Buell Halvor, 1912-1939.
Social organization of the Namuavoivoi
n.d.TMs, 7 p.39

Comparison of social structure among the Namuavoivoi of Fiji with Polynesian and Maori.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: TMs, 7 p.

 Hurston, Zora Neale.
The Florida Expedition
n.d.TMs, 3p.46

Brief report on folktales (especially those described as "exaggerations"), hoodoo, and Christianity among the Black community in Florida.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: TMs, 3p.

 Kagwa, Apolo. Kalibala, Ernest B..
Uganda folklore stories
1927AMs, 237p.47

In English, translated by Ernest B. Kalibala. Handwritten manuscript likely from the original published as "Engero Za Baganda" by Sheldon Press, from Uganda Bookshop, Kampala.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: AMs, 237p.

 King, Louis E..
Negro life in a rural community
1927-1931TMsS, 165p.49

Ethnographic account of rural community in West Virginia.

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General physical description: TMsS, 165p.

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 Lange, Gertrud, 1879-.
Die Trachten des vorderen Orients
193360watercolor and pencil sketches52a

Illustrations for 52b. Color sketches of clothing.

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General physical description: 60watercolor and pencil sketches

 Lange, Gertrud, 1879-.
Die Trachten des vorderen Orients
1933TMs, 196p.52b

Thesis submitted under Thilenius at Hamburg. In German. Describes the clothing of peoples of North Africa and the Middle East, categorized under Arabic (including Bedouin), Turkic, and Persian.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: TMs, 196p.

 Edel, May M., (May Mandelbaum), 1909-1964.
Notes on the political organization and family structure of the Bolum tribe
1929TMs, 21p.53

Paper submitted to Gladys Reichard, Barnard College during Edel's bachelor degree, including a listing of Bullom So kinship terms. See also in this collection AfBo.1, "The Bolum Language: A Preliminary Analysis".

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: TMs, 21p.

 Mukasa, Hamu.
"Do Not Retreat: King Muksa and His Time"
ca.1927AMsS, 15p.54

Handwritten manuscript concerning Christianization among the Baganda, by Ham Mukasa (signed Hamu Mukasa) at the London Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: AMsS, 15p.

 Nadejena, Lydia.
Fragments from a notebook on observations made in 1929 in the Volga region where I went in connection with my work with professor Bogoras
1929TMsS, 13p.55

Observations on field work under Waldemar Bogoras, concerning Russian songs, poetry, festivals and ceremonies. Specific locations mentioned include "Afanasyevka" (Афанасьевка, likely Belgorod Oblast), "Novye Tarchany", and "Shevyrevka" (Шевыревка, likely Saratov Oblast).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: TMsS, 13p.

 Roberts, Helen H., (Helen Heffron), 1888-1985.
Porto Rican songs
 AMsS, 5p.56

Musical notation, from an unidentified record, with comments mostly relating to quality of the original audio. Minimal Spanish lyrics are included.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: AMsS, 5p.

 Kagwa, Apolo.
Lexicon in Luganda (Kiganda)
n.d.ca. 1500 p.Af.1

Lexicon of the Luganda language. According to Morris Swadesh in a note included from 1965, slips refer to pages in "The Customs of the Baganda" by Apolo Kagwa (ed. May Mandelbaum Eden), Columbia University Press 1934, however comparisons to the 1934 publication indicate different page numbers. It is possible that this is instead based on the original publication in Luganda by Apolo Kagwa, originally in 1918, "Ekitabo kye mpisa za Baganda". Author of the slips is unidentified. Slips mark tone and occasional syllabic boundaries, but little is translated into English.


Personal Name(s): Kagwa, Apolo

 Kalibaba, Ernest B..
Luganda texts
1929 35 page(s) AfBg.1

Texts in Luganda, some with interlinear translation, and lexica. A note in the front says: "Uganda. Texts, some with interlinear translation, some vocabulary. About 30 pp. ms. All or partly Kalibala ms. Check with May Edel" [May Mandelbaum Edel]. Text may be in multiple hands.

 Nyabongo, Akiki K., 1907-1975.
The Weltanschauung of Uganda Primitive Philosophy
ca. 1920s 421 page(s) AfBg.2

Ethnographic treatment of Uganda religion by Ugandan prince Nyabongo, with brief notes on Luganda phonetics and a glossary of Luganda terms. Carbon copy.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Simango, C. Kamba, 1890-1966.
Chindau lexicon
ca. 1920s 200 page(s) AfBnd.1

Lexicon of Chindau (Ndau) written by Boas, based on unidentified other documentation with consultant Columbus Kamba Simango.


Personal Name(s): Simango, C. Kamba, 1890-1966

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Simango, C. Kamba, 1890-1966.
Chindau lexicon
ca. 1920sca. 1500 p.AfBnd.2

Lexicon of Chindau (Ndau) written by Boas, based on unidentified other documentation with consultant Columbus Kamba Simango.


Personal Name(s): Simango, C. Kamba, 1890-1966

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Simango, C. Kamba, 1890-1966.
Ndau lexica and ethnographic slips
ca. 1920s 39 notebook ; ca. 150 p.AfBnd.3

Part 1 is ca. 150 slips of ethnographic notes on Ndau culture, especially witchcraft, cross-referencing an unidentified source. Part 2 is 39 short notebooks mostly of Chindau lexica, with occasional ethnographic notes and some reference to Zulu.


Personal Name(s): Simango, C. Kamba, 1890-1966

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Simango, C. Kamba, 1890-1966.
Texts on Ndau culture
ca. 1920sca. 70 p.AfBnd.4

Ethnographic texts on Ndau culture (many written by Simango with marginalia by Boas) as well as proverbs (some with German translations, some German in unidentified hand), a sketch of a house floorplan, a song, and a brief draft introduction to an unidentified publication that describes George Hunt's Kwak'wala language work. Titled texts include: "Cooking", "Eating", "Making a Pot", "The Home", "Visiting", "Games", "The Life of Children", "Naming", "Courting", "Kufarna/Marriage", "Rhwendo", "Sacrifices to spirits after a journey", "Witchcraft", "Vandau Beliefs Concerning The Soul" (which also describes Zulu culture), "Witch", and "The Origin of Death".

 Rumberger, Joseph Paul.
An Analysis of Chindau, A Bantu Language of South East Africa
1947 33 page(s) AfBnd.5

Master of Arts thesis for the University of Pennsylvania, 1947. The thesis uses other Chindau manuscripts within the ACLS collection (created by Franz Boas and Columbus Kamba Simango) as its source, and corrects in its introduction previous cataloguing by the American Philosophical Society that had identified the texts as "Lungano" (being the Chindau word for "stories").

 Simango, C. Kamba, 1890-1966.
Chindau text "Lungano" and lexicon
n.d. 15 page(s) AfBng.1

Text "Lungano" (meaning "Legend", as noted by ACLS item AfBnd.1) in Simango's hand with interlinear gloss, similar to that published by Simango and Boas in "Tales and Proverbs of the Vandau of Portuguese South Africa" (1922). Short lexicon.

 Simango, C. Kamba, 1890-1966. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chindau texts
ca. 1921ca. 100 p.AfBng.2

Chindau texts in Simango's hand with interlinear gloss by Boas, appearing to be early versions of those published in "Tales and Proverbs of the Vandau of Portuguese South Africa" (1922). Some autobiographical by Simango. Also includes some pages of kinship terms and other lexica (ca. 10 p.) in Boas' hand.

 Edel, May M. (May Mandelbaum), 1909-1964.
The Bolum Language, a preliminary analysis
1929 29 page(s) AfBo.1

Paper for Gladys Reichard at Barnard College during Edel's bachelor degree. It contains a grammatical description of Bullom So and a brief text. The consultant is only identified as being from the Dema island of Sierra Leone. See also in this collection item 53, "Notes on the political organization and family structure of the Bolum tribe".

 Sie, Thorgues.
"Native African Story of the Turtle" and "Glokula Nida"
1927, n.d. 9 page(s) AfSe.1

English translation of a story about Doctor Turtle, "translated by Thorgues Sie of Grand Cess (Seeklekpo) Liberia" in 1927 (6 p.). A second text "Glokula Nida" in what is presumed to be Kru, likely also by Sie, whose name appears at the end (3 p.).

 Tchi (Twi) ethnography
n.d. 247 page(s) AfTw.1

Written in Twi. Appears to be copied from an unidentified publication. At least partially describes religion. See also this collection, item 17 "Notes on the Tchi of West Africa". No author identified, but typed onto Germanistic Society of America letterhead that names Franz Boas as secretary.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Chukchi and Lakota notebook
1915, n.d. 1 notebook ASCh.1

Notebook. Contains: Lakota lexica and untranslated text from Ella Deloria (1915) (one page also Yankton/Dakota), 94-page Chukchi lexicon of nouns (some with Koryak comparisons), and list of Chukchi suffixes. References unidentified publication likely by Waldemar Bogoras.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chukchi word list
n.d. 1 notebook ASCh.2

Notebook (267 p.) and a brief set of index cards. References unidentified publication likely by Waldemar Bogoras.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chukchi word list and texts
n.d. 1 notebook ASCh.3

Notebook containing Chukchi particles and interlinear texts, with some comparisons to Koryak, from "Academy Publ." (likely a publication by Waldemar Bogoras as part of the Jesup North Pacific Expedition).

 Bogoras, Waldemar, 1865-1936.
Chukchi lexicon
n.d.ca. 2000 p.ASCh.4

Index cards, no apparent organization, referencing unidentified publication. Some slips identify topics in the publication.

 Gilyak Kinship
1934 18 page(s) ASG.1

Description of kinship terms in Nivkh ("Gilyak"), with 3 pages of kinship charts, derived from work by Lev Sternberg. Signed "I.G." (Irving Goldman?).

 The Study of Paleoasiatic and Tunguse languages in the USSR for the last ten years (1918-1928)
ca. 1928 16 page(s) ASPa.1

Overview of some work studying a broad range of languages of the USSR. Describes a program of the Northern College at the Great Eastern Institute of Leningrad, to which students from far east Russia were brought (including Samoyed and Yeniseian). One student is named as N. V. Spiridonoff (Yukagir), from the Kolyma region, "the grandson of Spiridonoff who thirty years ago worked with Mr. Jochelson as an excellent interpreter"; he is described as arriving to Leningrad University in 1925. Work of the Khabarovsk Committee, including publications, and several other academic publications, are also described. The manuscript is partially typeset, partially handwritten, and appears to have multiple authors. Waldemar Jochelson was previously identified as the author, although it is unclear if this is the case.

 Bogoras, Waldemar, 1865-1936. Jochelson, Waldemar, 1855-1937.
Catalogue of phonograph records from the Jesup North Pacific Expedition
n.d. 7 page(s) ASPa.2

Describes phonograph recordings optioned during the Jesup North Pacific Expedition. The first section, "Jochelson's catalogue of phonographic records", describes 55 recordings in various locations in eastern Russia including Kamchatka Krai and along the Kolyma River, of Koryak, Yukaghir, Yakuts, Chukchi, and unidentified "Tungusic" people (possibly Evenki, in earlier literature described as Russian Tunguse). The second section, "Bogoras catalogue of phonographic records", describes 83 recordings in Chukotka, including Markovo ("Marcova"), Indian Point (Cape Chaplino), and Mariinsky Post of Russian, Nyvukagmit (Naukan) Yupik ("No'okalin"), Ungazigmit (Chaplino) Yupik ("Aivan"), Chukchi, and unidentified "American Eskimo" people. This also mentions "41 Kerek songs half spoiled". No individual contributors are named. Many songs are described as "shamanistic". These may relate to recordings housed at the Archives of Traditional Music, Indiana.

 Fortune, Reo, 1903-1979.
Namuavoivoi
n.d.2p.PoNa.1

Brief description of Fijian as spoken in and around Namuavoivoi (Namuaivoivoi), in Bau, western Vanua Levu. Includes discussion of phonology, variation, domains of use, political organization, Fortune's research, and a need for further research. Legacy cataloguing indicates involvement of Buell H. Quain in this item, although the reason is not clear.

General physical description: 2p.

 Achumawi
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
A comparison between the semasiologies of two languages of the so-called Hokan family (Pomo and Achumawi)
ca.1931TMs and AMs, 231L. 10 printed pagesH.1

A formal paper with introduction, discussion of morphological elements and phonology of the two languages. Also "Semasiology," a 175-page list of English words according to de Angulo and L. S. Freeland (1930a), with Achumawi and Pomo equivalents. The author concludes that there is little similarity between the two languages, challenging the Kroeber-Dixon use of statistical vocabulary comparisons as a means of determining genetic relationships. List includes names for 86 different birds. Freeman and Smith 307

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 231L. 10 printed pages

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Does Achumawi belong in the Hokan family
 TMs and AMS, 20 l.H.2

List of 222 Achumawi-Pomo comparisons. Duplicates part of Semasiology in No. 307. Freeman and Smith 309

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General physical description: TMs and AMS, 20 l.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Conversational texts in Achumawi
n.d.AMs, 72 p.H1a.1

Includes: sentences in English; Achumawi equivalents; literal English translations; some paradigms and notes on grammatical points; notes on dialectal differences (Atwamdzini, Hammawi, Adzumawi). Freeman and Smith 4100

General physical description: AMs, 72 p.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Parallel Achumawi and Atsugewi texts
n.d.AMs, 11p.H1a.2

Includes: texts; free English translation; literal translations for some sentences; references to an Achumawi grammar. Freeman and Smith 4102 cf: No. 433

General physical description: AMs, 11p.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Nontechnical description of Achumawi
ca.1931TMs, 13p.H1a.4

Includes Angulo's views on the nature of language and linguistic taxonomy. Apparently a portion of a larger work. Freeman and Smith 310

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General physical description: TMs, 13p.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Reminiscences of an Achumawi youth
n.d.TMs and AMS, 22pp.H1a.5

An autobiographical text with numbered English translations corresponding to the Achumawi sentences. Dictated by Willard Carmony, an Achumawi. Freeman and Smith 4101

General physical description: TMs and AMS, 22pp.

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 Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972.
Appendix of addenda and corrigenda to the grammar of the Achumawi language
1931-1935TMs, 67 l.H1a.6

Thirteen corrections and 57 additions to de Angulo and Freeland (1930b), based on 1931 field work with Hans J. Uldall. Uldall (1935) was apparently once part of this document. Freeman and Smith 312

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General physical description: TMs, 67 l.

 Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972. Angulo, Jaime de.
Achumawi texts
circa 1931TMs and AMs, 156 l.H1a.7

Tales, myths, and song texts, with interlinear and free translations. 4p. brief ceremonial song texts. Freeman and Smith 311

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 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Brown, Betty.
Pit River word list
1907AMS, 3 slipsH1a.8

Brief Achumawi word list. Freeman and Smith 313

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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General physical description: AMS, 3 slips

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 Acoma
  
 Stirling, Matthew W..
Songs from Acoma and Santa Ana
Circa 1930sAMS, 69 l.Ke2.1

Texts of 88 songs with interlinear translations, including typed copy of one song arranged in model form. Numbers refer to phonograph records, not in APS Library. English orthography; phonetic emendations by Franz Boas. Freeman and Smith 316

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General physical description: AMS, 69 l.

 Aleut (Unangan, Unangas)
  
 Unidentified.
Aleut Folklore
ca.1933TMs Cy, 132 l.69

An ethnography of the Aleut based on study made of the Aleut texts of Vladimir Jochelson, apparently by a student of Boas. Comparative folklore and abstracts of Aleut tales are included. Freeman and Smith 322

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 132 l.

 Jochelson, Vladimir I..
Aleut texts
1909-1910TMs Cy, 906 l.E2.1

Attu and Unalaska texts. No translations. Carbon copy (12p.) of 41, 42, 43, has interlinear translation and notes. These were sent to John Harrington, Nov. 8, 1941, in Unalaska. Never published. Freeman and Smith 323 Cf. No. 322.

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 906 l.

 Jochelson, Vladimir I..
Essay on the grammar of the Aleut language
1930TMs and AMs, 83 l.E2.2

Preface discusses influence of Fr. Veniaminov's grammar; section on phonology; incomplete descriptive grammar. MS. corrections made by Boas. Never published. Freeman and Smith 324

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 83 l.

 Algonkian
  
 Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998.
Classification of Algonkin languages
1935TMs, 7 l.A.1

Classified list of languages and bands, showing which are extinct and which are extant and approximate number of speakers as of 1935. Attached note of Edward Sapir to Morris Swadesh on revision in classification of Wiyot and Yurok. Freeman and Smith 363

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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General physical description: TMs, 7 l.

 Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Wiyot-Yurok and Algonkian comparisons
1915AMS, 3 l.A.2

Cognates in Algonkian languages sent by Speck to Edward Sapir to supplement those used in Sapir (1913). Covering note enclosed. Freeman and Smith 364

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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General physical description: AMS, 3 l.

 Hockett, Charles Francis.
Algonkian comparisons
1940TMs and AMs, 75 slipsA.3

Illustrations of cognates and sound correspondences in Algonkian. Freeman and Smith 354

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 75 slips

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Beothuk-Algonkian comparisons
1915AMS, 5 l.Be.1

Document prepared for Sapir, copied from Rev. John Leigh's transcription of John Peyton's vocabulary. Compares 45 Beothuk items with Montagnais and Penobscot as well as isolated Micmac, Ojibwa, and Abnaki equivalents. English translations given. Copyist felt transcription was inadequate. Freeman and Smith 360

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General physical description: AMS, 5 l.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Notes on Seneca, Mohawk, Delaware, Tutelo, Abenaki, Malecite, Micmac, Montagnais, and Cree [and Algonquian]
August 1911 and May 1912AMS, 1 notebookI1.2

Field notebook kept by Edward Sapir while surveying languages in several languages in Ontario and Quebec. All sections consist of recorded words and phrases unless otherwise noted: Chief Gibson, Seneca, at Six Nations of the Grand River, giving 1 page story, then list of names Haudenosaunee chief positions in Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, and Mohawk; Seth Newhouse, at Six Nations, giving Mohawk clan names; Nelson Moses, Delaware Unami speaker, at Smoothtown; Andrew Spragg, Tutelo speaker, at Six Nations; Mrs. M. Martin, Mohawk speaker, at Kahnawake ("Caughnawaga"); Mrs. Obamsawin, Abenaki speaker, at Pierreville, Quebec; Thomas Paul, Maliseet ("Malecite") speaker at Riviere du Loup; Mrs. Thomas, Mi'kmaq ("Micmac") speaker, at Cacouna; Maggie Robertson, East Cree speaker from Waskaganish ("Rupert House"), at Pointe Bleue; Louis Clairie, Innu-Aimun ("Montagnais") speaker, at Pointe Bleue; Chief Michel Comanda, Algonquian speaker, from (and perhaps at) Maniwaki. Freeman and Smith 361

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General physical description: AMS, 1 notebook

Related material: Sapir discusses the field trip surround this notebook in a letter to Frank Speck, dated September 13, 1911, found in the Frank Speck Papers, Series II. Biographical Material, under "Sapir, Edward."

Other Descriptive Information: Formerly labeled as "Iroquois, Algonquian and Siouan field notes."

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 Alsea
  
 Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
Yakonan (Alsea) grammar
1918TMs and AMS, 422 l.Pn 2c.1

Work intended for publication in Handbook of American Indian Languages, but never printed. Based on field work of J. Owen Dorsey (1884-Siletz, Oregon: vocabularies), Livingston Farrand (1900-Siletz reservation) and the author (1910). Table of contents, grammar, and texts with interlinear and free translations and grammatical notes. Freeman and Smith 394 Cf. texts published in Frachtenberg (1920).

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General physical description: TMs and AMS, 422 l.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Smith, William.
Alsea notes, collected... at Siletz Reserve
1906AMS, 6 l.Pn2c.2

Paradigms. "Collected in summer of 1906 at Siletz Reserve from William Smith." Freeman and Smith 395

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General physical description: AMS, 6 l.

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 Apache
  
 Unidentified.
Apache (Chiricahua, Lipan, and Jicarilla) morphological lexicon
n.d.AMS, 112 cardsNa31.1

Cards arranged in tables; conjugations of all prefixes (aspectual and pronominal) and combinations thereof. Mentions E. Sapir. Freeman and Smith 401

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General physical description: AMS, 112 cards

 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
San Carlos Apache Lexical File
1920AMS and printed, ca.400 cardsNa31.4

Words cut from printed text, Creation Myth, in Goddard (1920): 147-155, pasted on cards. Freeman and Smith 402 Printed source, Goddard (1920).

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General physical description: AMS and printed, ca.400 cards

 Arapaho
  
 Hockett, Charles Francis.
Sapir on Arapaho
1939TMs, 8 l.A4.1

List of correspondences. Freeman and Smith 403 Printed (briefer version), Hockett (1946): 943-245.

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General physical description: TMs, 8 l.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Arapaho words
n.d.ca. 100 p.A4.1a

Short lexical file.

 Salzmann, Zdenek.
Arapaho texts
1950AMS, 98 l.A4.2

Sample of field notes of texts collected at the Wind River Reservation, Wyoming. Includes sample paradigms. Freeman and Smith 404 Printed (nos. 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 3.3, 3.2), Salzmann (1958): 151-158, 266-272.

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General physical description: AMS, 98 l.

 Assiniboine
  
 Ahenakew, Edward, 1885-1961.
The creation of a new tribe
1949AMS, 5p.71

Explanation of creation of Assiniboin tribe, separated from Sioux, given Ahenakew in his youth by his mission superintendent, Rev. John Hines. Battle over girl accounted for end of connection of Red Eagle with other Sioux. Letter of Ahenakew to Paul A. W. Wallace, May 21, 1949, commenting on Rev. Hines' relation to the author. Freeman and Smith 418

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1949.

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General physical description: AMS, 5p.

 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Notes on the Assiniboine (Belknap or Watopahnatu dialect)
1936TMs Cy, 59 l.X8d.1

A sketch of Assiniboin grammar, compared with that of Dakota. Includes Assiniboin text, with literal and free translation and notes. Letter from author to Boas, Jan. 6, 1936, covering the document. Freeman and Smith 420 Cf. Boas and Deloria (1932)

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 59 l.

 Atakapa
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
Atakapa fragments recorded from descendants of speakers
1934AMS, 3 l.G5.1

Fragmentary list of Atacapa items with English equivalents. Obtained near Lake Charles, La. Freeman and Smith 423

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

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General physical description: AMS, 3 l.

 Athapaskan
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Problems in Athapaskan linguistics
n.d.TMs Cy, 3 l.Na.1

Sapir seeks more and better field data on all recoverable dialects, emphasizing difficulties in dealing with these languages, particularly because of tones. Freeman and Smith 428

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1948

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 3 l.

 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Field notes in California Athabascan languages
1903-1911AMS, 4 notebooksNa.2

2 notebooks of Kiowa Apache materials (including text, discussion of warfare; list of specimens and cost). 2 notebooks Athapaskan, including Tolowa texts in English translation [see Tolowa in No. [30(Na20f.1)]. Freeman and Smith 427

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

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General physical description: AMS, 4 notebooks

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Lexical file Athabascan language
n.d.AMS, 75 cardsNa.6

Stems and paradigms, reference numbers to field notes. Freeman and Smith 426

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General physical description: AMS, 75 cards

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Comparative Na-Dene dictionary
n.d.AMs, 4 vol. (ca. 500p. each)Na20a.3

Volumes 1, 3, and 4 are comparative Na-Dene with provision for various Athapascan languages and dialects, Haida, and Tlingit. Volume 2 is comparative Sino-Tibetan-Na-Dene with provision for entries in Sino-Tibetan languages, Athapascan, Haida, and Tlingit. Most pages in all volumes have only a few entries. Freeman and Smith 4115

General physical description: AMs, 4 vol. (ca. 500p. each)

 Atsugewi
  
 Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972.
Parallel Achumawi and Atsugewi texts
n.d.TMs, 11p.H1a.2

Includes: texts; free English translation; literal translations for some sentences; references to an Achumawi grammar. Freeman and Smith 4118

Provenance: Cf: No. 433

General physical description: TMs, 11p.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
The Atsugewi language
1929TMs, 71L.H1b.1

Grammar intended for comparison with the author's study of "the Achumawi language." Similar also to his grammar of Shasta. Based on field work sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies. Freeman and Smith 433 Cf. de Angulo, and Freeland (1930) and No. 30 (H1c.1).

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General physical description: TMs, 71L.

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 Angulo, Jaime de.
Conversational text in Atsugewi
n.d.TMs, 19p.H1b.2

Includes: English sentences; Atsugewi equivalents; literal English translations; some grammatical notes; references to the Atsugewi grammar (cf: No. 433) of which it seems to have been a part originally. Freeman and Smith 4117

General physical description: TMs, 19p.

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 Angulo, Jaime de.
Mythological text in Atsugewi
1929TMs, 14L.H1b.3

Text with interlinear translation and grammatical notes. Originally part of No. 433. Freeman and Smith 432

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General physical description: TMs, 14L.

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 Aztec
  
 Lange, Gertrud, 1879-.
Das Leben im alten Mexico
1933?TMs, 17L.51

In German. Discussion of Aztec culture before the Conquest: political organization, society, religion and thought. Freeman and Smith 437

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General physical description: TMs, 17L.

 Bella Bella (Haíɫzaqv, Heiltsuk)
  
 Haeberlin, Herman Karl, 1890-1918. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Bella Bella notes
ca. 1916, 1923TMs and AMs, 175p., 46L., 2 notebooks4

Notebook 1 consists of crayon drawings of masks with accompanying notes in English. Notebook 2 consists of folkloristic texts in English; ethnographic texts; comments. (Note: these two notebooks were previously attributed to Franz Boas. They are in Haeberlin's hand.) Additional loose leaf pages consist of typescript fragments, some relating to Boas' later Bella Bella Tales (1928). Freeman and Smith 448 Cf. Boas (1928(1); No. 30(W1b.3 and W1b.5)

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 175p., 46L., 2 notebooks


Genre(s): Drawings.

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 Kwaknma: small owl
ca. 1916 
 Peqis
ca. 1916 
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Hunt, George. Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Salish and Heiltsuk texts
1923TMs and AMs (mostly Cy), 243L.33

Begins with discussion of Coeur d'Alene ethnography and discussion of other Interior Salish peoples such as Nlaka'pamux. A few pages in James Teit's hand. Followed by Haíɫzaqv ("Bella Bella") texts, in English; c.c. of tales collected by Boas and George Hunt in 1923. Images include an illustration of a "totem figure." Freeman and Smith 452

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General physical description: TMs and AMs (mostly Cy), 243L.


Genre(s): Illustrations.

Subject(s): Heiltsuk; Schitsu'umsh; Nlaka'pamux

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 Unidentified.
Bella Bella lexicon
n.d.Slip file, ca.2,000 slipsW1b.1

Freeman and Smith 446

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General physical description: Slip file, ca.2,000 slips

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Bella Bella lexicon
ca.1930Slip file, ca.173 slipsW1b.2

Stem list with illustrative words; part of a larger work (includes A, Y, E, O, stems only). Freeman and Smith 447

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General physical description: Slip file, ca.173 slips

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Bella Bella texts, word lists and paradigms
ca. 1925AMs, 3 notebooksW1b.3

Texts, grammatical materials, notes in shorthand, annotations. Field notes from various informants. Loose sheets enclosed after 1925. Freeman and Smith 449

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General physical description: AMs, 3 notebooks

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Bella Bella suffix list
n.d.AMs, 322L., 5 slipsW1b.4

Preliminary organization of morphological treatment; heavily exemplifed suffix list. On reverse side are ethnological materials: Land of the Dead (the Sbetetda's ceremony and the conception of the Land of the Dead); the idea of fertilization in the culture of the Pueblo Indians; Hopi Sky-Father and Sky-Mother. In notebooks; notes added after 1925. Some offset printed sheets, pp. 1-171 of Boas (1928a). Freeman and Smith 450

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General physical description: AMs, 322L., 5 slips

 Hunt, George. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Bella Bella texts
n.d.AMs and TMs, 159L., 93 slipsW1b.5

Rough text material with interlinear translations, some in English only. Ethnologic materials. Bella Bella suffixes on slips. Letter from George Hunt to Boas, Feb. 21, 1929. Texts appear to be primarily in Heiltsuk. Some sections may contain Oowekyala (Ooweekeeno, Wuikyala) dialect. Includes tri-lingual interlinear texts recorded by Hunt in Heiltsuk-Oowekyala, Kwak'wala, and English. One of the main consultants is Odzestales.   Cf. Boas (1928a).

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 159L., 93 slips

 George Hunt to Franz Boas, February 21, 1929
February 21, 1929 
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Heiltsuk and Oowekyala notes
circa 1889AMs and TMs, 9L. and 2p.W1a.23

Primarily consists of word lists with German translations. Language of first 9 pages may be Heiltsuk-Oowekyala, or Kwak'wala, or both. Final two pages consists of "Wikano" (Wuikinukv, Ooweekeno, Oowekyala language) notes. New title assigned in July 2019 to replace former title, "Miscellaneous Kwakiutl items." Freeman and Smith 1925

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 9L. and 2p.


Subject(s): Wuikinuxv; Oowekeeno Indians

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 Bella Coola (Nuxalk)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Bella Coola notes
n.d.AMs, 81L.23

Working ethnographic notes with some lingusitic information, with page references to other documents, not identified. Freeman and Smith 453

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General physical description: AMs, 81L.

 Newman, Stanley S. (Stanley Stewart), 1905-1984.
Bella Coola grammatical summaries
1937TMs, 18L.S3.2

Summaries of phonetic pattern, pronominal schemas, local suffixes, third person references, formation of diminutives, Bella Coola suffixes. Covering letter from Newman to Boas, May 24, 1937. Freeman and Smith 455

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General physical description: TMs, 18L.

 Biloxi
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Biloxi words
1934AMs, 3L.X2b.1

Vocabulary with English equivalents. Freeman and Smith 463

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

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General physical description: AMs, 3L.

 Blackfoot (Niitsitapi)
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Davids, Paul.
Blackfoot vocabulary
1916AMs, 1L.A2.1

Compares Blackfoot numerals 1-10 with Kutenai and Flathead. Freeman and Smith 465

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General physical description: AMs, 1L.

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 Caingang
  
 Henry, Jules.
The Kaingang language
1936TMs Cy, 46L.Ge:K.1

Grammatical sketch, including morphology and grammatical categories. Based upon field work at Santa Catarina, Brazil, 1932-1934. Freeman and Smith 498 Cf. Henry (1935)

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 46L.

 Carrier (Dakelh)
  
 Barbeau, Marius, 1883-1969.
"Carrier notes" (Hagwilgate)
1921AMs, 7L.Na4.1

Verb paradigms. Informant, Donald Grey. Re-identified in 2018 as likely Babine-Wet'suwet'en language. Freeman and Smith 502

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General physical description: AMs, 7L.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Notes on various Athabaskan languages
n.d.; 1910?AMs, 12p.Na.5

Carrier vocabulary, Stuwix notes, Suwal vocabulary. Some of these materials used by Franz Boas in his article on Nicola Valley Athapascans (1924). Freeman and Smith 505 Cf. Boas (1924).

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General physical description: AMs, 12p.

 Catawba
  
 Susman, Amelia, 1915-.
Catawba lexicon
ca.1935Slip file, ca.1,000 slipsX1.1

Partial list, organized by stems. Based on Speck (1934). Freeman and Smith 550

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.5, reel 1

General physical description: Slip file, ca.1,000 slips

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Catawba field notes
1937AMs, 1 ntoebookX1.2

Texts, word lists, paradigms, a Catawba "letter to Speck," minimal parts. Two pages of Alaskan Eskimo.Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950. Freeman and Smith 551

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 53

General physical description: AMs, 1 ntoebook

 Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998.
Catawba vocabulary
1939Slip file, ca.1,300 slipsX1.3

Based on Speck (1934) and on unpublished materials. No apparent order. Frank Siebert is the probable compiler. Freeman and Smith 546

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 27

General physical description: Slip file, ca.1,300 slips

 Cayuse
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Minthorn, Gilbert.
Cayuse interlinear texts
1930AMs, 3 notebooksPs1a.1

Notes; texts with interlinear translations. Nez Perce language as used by Cayuse of Oregon. Freeman and Smith 567

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General physical description: AMs, 3 notebooks


Subject(s): Nez Percé language

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Minthorn, Gilbert.
Cayuse lexical file
1930 1301 page(s) Ps1a.3

Cayuse forms with English equivalents, arranged alphabetically by Cayuse. One section, "Wai'letpu Ethnology," concerns use of Cayuse dialect by Walowa and Wallawalla. Freeman and Smith 568. Updated info (May 2023): First section is labelled "Wai'letpu Ethnology," consisting of 17 slips with information on rivers in Cayuse territory; short list of other place names; short list of Cayuse names of particular people; notes on Wallowa, War Dance, naming of children, and "the ancient tribes of the Wai'letpu." Gilbert Minthorn named on multiple slips as the source of information.

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 Central America
  
 Loukotka, Cestmir.
Intrusion de los idiomas centroamericanos en el America del Sur
1938TMs, 20L.AS1

In Spanish. Comparative study of loans from Central American languages into those of South America; vocabulary of 72 items. Discusses frequency of appearance of related forms in this vocabulary. Prepared for publication, but unprinted. Freeman and Smith 584

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General physical description: TMs, 20L.

 Chatino
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
Brevisimas notas sobre el idioma Chatino para el uso de los textos
n.d.AMs, ca. 30p.Z5.1

In Spanish. Primarily concerned with an analysis of verbs; some discussion of noun declension. Freeman and Smith 4160

General physical description: AMs, ca. 30p.

Other Descriptive Information: MICROFILM 372

 Chehalis
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chehalis folklore
1927TMs Cy, 145p.7

Folklore and ethnography based on Boas' field notes in No. 589. Freeman and Smith 587 Cf. Boas (1935)

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 145p.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chehalis myths
1927-1935TMs, 239p.62

56 texts in English, including some variants and additions. Explanatory table of contents has reference numbers to the original manuscript notes, No. 589. Freeman and Smith 586 Printed, 2 pages of text only, Boas (1935)

Provenance: Donor, Ruth Benedict, 1946, ed, by E. Aginsky (?).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 4

General physical description: TMs, 239p.

 Aginsky, Ethel G. (Ethel Gertrude), 1910-1990.
Comparison of Puyallup and Chehalis
1935TMs, 19L.S.9

Phonology, verbs, pronouns, nouns, articles, reduplication, affixing, numerals, grammatical processes. Freeman and Smith 588

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General physical description: TMs, 19L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Lower Chehalis vocabulary and text
ca.1890AMs, 13L.S2b.1

Text and vocabulary copied from MS. of Myron Eells in the Bureau of American Ethnology (1882), later corrected by Boas in pencil, probably in the field. Freeman and Smith 593

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General physical description: AMs, 13L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chehalis field notes
1927AMs, 14 notebooksS2c.1

Upper Chehalis dialect, Oakville, Washington. Notebooks 1-14, vocabulary, paradigms, and texts with interlinear translation. Also, a copy prepared by Ethel Aginsky (ca. 1935), complete for texts, but not for other notes. Freeman and Smith 589 Cf. No. 586 for typescript.

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General physical description: AMs, 14 notebooks

 Chehalis field notes, Notebook 2
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chehalis lexical file
1897; 1927-1935Slip file, ca. 8,000 slipsS2c.2

Words derived from Boas' notes in No. 589, pp. 145-291. Pt. 1, slips partly classified into categories, e.g., prefixes, diminutives; slips arranged alphabetically by English (prepared by Boas). Pt. 2, slips not yet filed, partly classified and analyzed by Morris Swadesh, 1950 (prepared by Ethel C. Aginsky). Freeman and Smith 590

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General physical description: Slip file, ca. 8,000 slips

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chehalis lexicon
ca.1935AMs, 845L.S2c.3

Each sheet is for a given stem (or morpheme), listing examples of 845 Chehalis forms. Based on Boas' field notes, No. 589. Freeman and Smith 591

General physical description: AMs, 845L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chehalis materials
1927; 1934-1936AMs, 440L., 5 slipsS2c.4

Texts copied from Boas' field notes (1927), No. 589; collected forms for paradigms and other grammatical formulations: a Stem list, alphabetically arranged by the Chehalis; lists of nouns, verbs, and suffixes, alphabetically arranged by the English. Includes copy of noun, verb, and suffix lists; typed c.c. of noun and verb lists. Freeman and Smith 594

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General physical description: AMs, 440L., 5 slips

 Eells, Myron, 1843-1907. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Clip, John.
Chehalis field notes
1882, 1927AMs, 1 notebookS2c.5

Lower Chehalis words and phrases recorded by Reverend Myron Eells in March 1882 in blank forms given J.W. Powell's Introduction to the Study of Indian Languages, with Words, Phrases, and Sentences to be Collected (1877). Eells' opening note states: "Obtained from John Clip, who talks good English. He talks good English--is an Indian Doctor--once went to school about a week. I could however get no sentences or verbs from him which were satisfactory to myself, as he did not seem to know English well enough for that." The volume includes terms added or corrected by Boas at later date, either 1890 or 1927.   Freeman and Smith 595 Cf. No. 593.

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook

 Eells, Myron, 1843-1907. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chehalis texts
ca.1890AMs, 12L and 2p.S2c.6

Texts obtained by Eells and by Boas. 5p. have interlinear translation made by Boas in 1890. Freeman and Smith 596

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General physical description: AMs, 12L and 2p.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chehalis vocabulary
1934TMs Cy, 79L.S2c.7

3 lists: verbs, English-Chehalis, alphabetical by English (ca. 550 forms); nouns, English-Chehalis, alphabetical by English (ca. 450 forms); Chehalis-English word list, alphabetical by Chehalis (ca. 1,100 forms). All copied from materials in No. 594. Freeman and Smith 592

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 79L.

 Cherokee
  
 Olbrechts, Frans M., 1899-1958.
Ethiopic and Cherokee syllabaries -- a case of parallelism
n.d.TMs, 8L.I2.1

A formal paper with MS. corrections. The author finds the syllabaries similar in principle, but different in intent; the Ethiopic is a complication of the Minaeo-Sabaean, while the Cherokee is an attempt at simplification. Phonetic equivalences of the two syllabaries are arranged tabularly at the end. Freeman and Smith 682

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General physical description: TMs, 8L.

 Reyburn, William D..
Cherokee materials gathered on the Cherokee reservation at Cherokee, N.C.
1951-1952AMS and TMs, ca. 4500 cards, 350 slips, 1024L.I2.3

Three parts: (1) cards filed according to morpheme classes; (2) table of contents, notes for grammatical analysis; (3) phonological materials; ethnographic and other texts (folkloristic; biographic, etc.); series of controlled utterances to illustrate morpheme classes; transcription and translation of recorded reels. Freeman and Smith 685 Cf. Reyburn (1953); and No. 884.

Provenance: Donor, William D. Reyburn, grantee, 1952.

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General physical description: AMS and TMs, ca. 4500 cards, 350 slips, 1024L.

 Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Cherokee materials
1941-1946TMs and AMs, 820L., 575 slips, 59 phonograph discsI2.4

Contains grammatical word lists and utterances; skeletal grammar; verb suffix notes; phonological materials; morphological notes; texts (some in syllabary); ethnographical texts; autobiographical texts; utterances; "Gourds and ants"; miscellaneous. Freeman and Smith 661 Mentioned in Reyburn (1953), 172; c.f. Harris and Bender (1946) for use of phonological materials.

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 820L., 575 slips, 59 phonograph discs

 Audio recordings
  
 Part 6: Molly Sequoyah, autobiographical and folkloric stories (Cherokee and English)
  I2.4, Part 6
 Disc 1
  1 item(s)
01-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Basket Game (English)
1945-08-2300:01:49

Recorded on SoundScriber disc, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm.

General physical description: 00:01:49


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee Indians -- History

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01-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Basket Game (Cherokee)
1945-08-2300:00:44

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee Indians -- History

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01-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Discussion of Basket Game [1 of 2]
1945-08-2300:02:15

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee Indians -- History

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01-04 Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Discussion of Basket Game [2 of 2]
1945-08-2300:03:51

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Games

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 Disc 2
  1 item(s)
02-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Death of children and work for the railroad company (English)
1945-08-1500:01:16

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions; Cherokee Indians -- History

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02-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Death of children and work for the railroad company (Cherokee)
1945-08-1500:00:56

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions

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02-03 Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
The origin of corn and the coming of the white man (slow) (Cherokee)
1945-08-1500:04:10

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General physical description: 00:04:10


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Corn -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- History

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02-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
The origin of corn and the coming of the white man (fast) (Cherokee)
1945-08-1500:03:29

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Corn -- Folklore

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02-05 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
The origin of corn (slow) (Cherokee)
1945-08-1500:02:12

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Corn -- Folklore

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02-06 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
The origin of corn (fast) (Cherokee)
1945-08-1500:01:20

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Corn -- Folklore

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 Disc 3
  1 item(s)
03-01 Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Good old days (slow) (Cherokee)
1945-08-1700:03:03

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General physical description: 00:03:03


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

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03-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Good old days (fast) (Cherokee)
1945-08-1700:02:04

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

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03-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Dance & ball game (slow) (Cherokee)
1945-08-1700:04:22

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General physical description: 00:04:22


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee dance; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

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03-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Dance & ball game (fast) (Cherokee)
1945-08-1700:02:41

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General physical description: 00:02:41


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee dance; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

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 Disc 4
  1 item(s)
04-01 Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Funeral (English)
1945-08-2300:04:56

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Funeral customs and rites; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

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04-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Funeral (Cherokee)
1945-08-2300:01:52

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Funeral customs and rites; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

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04-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Basket game (English)
1945-08-2300:05:43

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee Indians -- History

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04-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Basket game (Cherokee)
1945-08-2300:01:36

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 5
  1 item(s)
05-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Chickadee (English)
1945-08-2200:02:40

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Birds -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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05-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Chickadee (Cherokee)
1945-08-2200:01:24

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Birds -- Folklore

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05-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Sun & moon (English)
1945-08-2200:04:43

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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05-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Sun & moon (Cherokee)
1945-08-2200:02:34

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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 Disc 6
  1 item(s)
06-01 Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Trip to mountain (Cherokee)
1945-08-1000:01:25

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

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06-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Molly's coming to Philadelphia (Cherokee)
1945-08-1100:01:22

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.) -- Description and travel; Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

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06-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Molly & bears (slow) (Cherokee)
1945-08-1400:03:15

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Bears

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06-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Molly's betrothal (Cherokee)
1945-08-1100:02:13

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Betrothal; Cherokee Indians -- History

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06-05 Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Molly & bears (fast) (Cherokee)
1945-08-1400:01:39

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Bears; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 7
  1 item(s)
07-01 Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
How the buzzard got bald (English)
1945-08-2400:04:08

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Birds -- Folklore

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07-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
How the buzzard got bald (Cherokee)
1945-08-2400:01:52

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Birds -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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07-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Story of attack on Cherokees by Democrats, and story of the loss of wildlife in Cherokee lands
1945-08-2400:13:37

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Nature -- Effect of human beings on -- North Carolina; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Violence against -- Tennessee

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 Disc 8
  1 item(s)
08-01 Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
The Little People (English)
1945-08-2700:07:50

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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08-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
The Little People (Cherokee)
1945-08-2700:02:10

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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 Disc 9
  1 item(s)
09-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
The fox's play & dance ground (English)
1945-08-2400:05:18

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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09-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
The fox's play & dance ground (Cherokee)
1945-08-2400:01:58

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Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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09-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Brief discussion of travelling, conjuring, James Mooney
1945-08-2400:01:57

Recorded on SoundScriber disc, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm.

General physical description: 00:01:57


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Mooney, James, 1861-1921; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Medicine

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09-04 Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
How the rabbit stole the otter's coat & how the otter shot him to get it back (English)
1945-08-2400:03:12

Recorded on SoundScriber disc, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm.

General physical description: 00:03:12


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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09-05 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
How the rabbit stole the otter's coat & how the otter shot him to get it back (Cherokee)
1945-08-2400:02:00

Recorded on SoundScriber disc, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm.

General physical description: 00:02:00


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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 Disc 10
  1 item(s)
10-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
How the rabbit fooled the fox & got him a beating & the marks on his back & tail (English)
1945-08-2400:04:15

Recorded on SoundScriber disc, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm.

General physical description: 00:04:15


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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10-02 Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
How the rabbit fooled the fox & got him a beating & the marks on his back & tail (Cherokee)
1945-08-2400:01:59

Recorded on SoundScriber disc, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm.

General physical description: 00:01:59


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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10-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
The slant-eyed giant who came from another place to get a wife (English)
1945-08-2400:03:41

Recorded on SoundScriber disc, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm.

General physical description: 00:03:41


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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10-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
The slant-eyed giant who came from another place to get a wife (Cherokee)
1945-08-2400:01:12

Recorded on SoundScriber disc, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm.

General physical description: 00:01:12


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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 Part 7: Molly Sequoyah, autobiographical stories in English
  I2.4, Part 7
 Disc 1
  1 item(s)
01-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1100:14:20

Includes discussion of new chief, picking ginseng roots, customs regarding care-taking of babies. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:20


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): American ginseng; Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Politics and government; Babies -- Care

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19376

01-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on getting a son out of jail
1945-08-1100:14:23

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Some additional sound distortion near the end of this program due to a bad groove.

General physical description: 00:14:23


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions

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 Disc 2
  1 item(s)
02-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on memories of first day of school [1 of 2]
1945-08-1100:14:18

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:18


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Education; Cherokee Indians -- History

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02-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on memories of first day of school [2 of 2]
1945-08-1100:09:37

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:09:37


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Education

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 Disc 3
  1 item(s)
03-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1100:14:20

On multiple topics, including discussion of making necklaces, types of dances, conjuring, day-to-day activities. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:20


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Material culture; Cherokee Indians -- Rites and ceremonies; Cherokee Indians -- History

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03-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on fishing and encountering a family of bears
1945-08-1100:14:35

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:35


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Bears; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Fishing

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 Disc 4
  1 item(s)
04-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on life during World War I
1945-08-1100:14:21

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:21


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Military service; World War I; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions

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04-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on grandson and boarding school
1945-08-1100:14:14

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:14


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Education; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 5
  1 item(s)
05-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-00:11:10

On multiple topics, including discussion of elders and some relatives. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:11:10


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

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 Disc 6
  1 item(s)
06-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on a brother-in-law who froze to death [1 of 2]
1945-08-1300:15:03

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Program contains a significant amount of skipping.

General physical description: 00:15:03


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

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06-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on a brother-in-law who froze to death [2 of 2]
1945-08-1300:15:01

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:15:01


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 7
  1 item(s)
07-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1300:13:17

On multiple topics, including discussion of grandmother. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:13:17


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 8
  1 item(s)
08-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1300:14:55

On multiple topics, including discussion of courtship, marriage, housework. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:55


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Marriage customs and rites; Cherokee Indians -- History

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08-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1300:14:35

On multiple topics, including discussion of getting treated for rheumatism by a white woman and discussion of getting married. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:35


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Medicine; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 9
  1 item(s)
09-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on death of daughter [1 of 2]
1945-08-1300:14:05

Labelled "I-A". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:05


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Funeral customs and rites; Cherokee Indians -- History

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09-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on death of daughter [2 of 2]
1945-08-1300:10:16

Labelled "I-A". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:10:16


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Funeral customs and rites; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 10
  1 item(s)
10-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on childhood and parents
1945-08-1400:13:38

Labelled "I-A T". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:13:38


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- History

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10-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on mother and stepfather
1945-08-1400:13:41

Labelled "I-A T". Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Brief skip in program at the beginning of the program.

General physical description: 00:13:41


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

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 Disc 11
  1 item(s)
11-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on grandchildren in military service in World War II [1 of 2]
1945-08-1400:14:26

Labelled "I-A". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:26


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Military service; World War, 1939-1945; Cherokee Indians -- History

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11-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on grandchildren in military service in World War II [2 of 2]
1945-08-1400:14:16

Labelled "I-A". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:16


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions; Cherokee Indians -- Military service; World War, 1939-1945

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 Disc 12
  1 item(s)
12-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1400:14:16

Labelled "I". On multiple topics, including discussion of WWI draft/service, children, profanity. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:16


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): World War I; Swearing; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Military service

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 Disc 13
  1 item(s)
13-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1400:14:30

Labelled "I". On multiple topics, including discussion of work and taking care of children. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:30


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions; Child care; Cherokee Indians -- History

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13-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1700:12:00

Labelled "I". On multiple topics, including discussion of children who died and work. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:12:00


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions; Children -- Death; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 14
  1 item(s)
14-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on going to prison
1945-08-1500:14:21

Labelled "II-A". Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Program contains excessive noise caused by multiple scratches across surface.

General physical description: 00:14:21


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions; Imprisonment -- North Carolina; Cherokee Indians -- History

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14-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1500:14:39

Labelled "II-A". On multiple topics, including discussion of Includes discussion of a Cherokee Indian Fair and riding in an airplane. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:39


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Airplanes; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Fairs -- North Carolina; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 15
  1 item(s)
15-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1500:09:46

Labelled "II-A". On multiple topics, including discussion of handicrafts. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:09:46


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Material culture

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 Disc 16
  1 item(s)
16-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1600:14:07

Labelled "II-A". On multiple topics, including discussion of learning English, types of corn, a reading of an autobiographical text, young Indians moving away from the reservation. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:07


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Education; Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions; Cherokee Indians -- History

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16-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on memories of Cherokee Indian School
1945-08-1600:06:09

Labelled "II-A". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:06:09


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Education; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 17
  1 item(s)
17-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-2000:12:11

Labelled "II-A". On multiple topics, including discussion of relatives and military service. Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Low levels and poor recording quality, in part due to a bad groove in the disc starting within the first minute.

General physical description: 00:12:11


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Military service

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17-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-2000:12:34

Labelled "II-A". On multiple topics, including discussion of differences between old and new ways of subsistence, family dynamics, education. Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Beginning of this side of the disc is unintelligible for approximately 3:30 due to error in original recording process

General physical description: 00:12:34


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Education; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Economic conditions; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 18
  1 item(s)
18-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on a trip to visit cousin and an old powwow
1945-08-2000:12:13

Labelled "I-A". On multiple topics, including discussion of Molly's experience of being in Philadelphia, a trip taken from there to visit a nearby cousin, and her cousin's recollection of an old powwow. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:12:13


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.) -- Description and travel; Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Powwows; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

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18-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-2000:12:17

Labelled "I-A". On multiple topics, including discussion of Cherokee Indian Fair, ball game, and a story about a boy who given corporal punishment. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:12:17


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 19
  1 item(s)
19-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on a child who died
1945-08-2200:12:11

Labelled "A-1". Narrative about a young girl who died, followed by discussion of medical care. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:12:11


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Children -- Death; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Medicine; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
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19-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on getting sick and going to the hospital
1945-08-2200:11:04

Labelled "I-A". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:11:04


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Medicine

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 Disc 20
  1 item(s)
20-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Discussion of Cherokee stick ball game
1945-08-2100:14:33

Labelled "I". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:33


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Rites and ceremonies; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Games

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19402

20-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Discussion of Cherokee stick ball game
1945-08-2100:14:03

Labelled "I". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:03


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Rites and ceremonies; Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

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 Disc 21
  1 item(s)
21-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Discussion of conjuring
1945-08-2100:05:06

Labelled as "III". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:05:06


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Medicine; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 22
  1 item(s)
22-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Discussion of Cherokee stick ball game and medicine
1945-08-2100:20:25

Labelled as "II". Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Program skips and repeats multiple times.

General physical description: 00:20:25


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Medicine; Cherokee Indians -- Rites and ceremonies; Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

Access digital object:
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22-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Discussion of Cherokee stick ball game
1945-08-2100:14:03

Labelled as "II". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:03


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Rites and ceremonies; Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

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 Part 8: Molly Sequoyah, autobiographical and folkloric stories (Cherokee and English)
  I2.4, Part 8
 Disc 1
  1 item(s)
01-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1300:12:56

Labelled "III". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:12:56


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
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01-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1300:11:13

Labelled "III". Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:11:13


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

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 Disc 2
  1 item(s)
02-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-0800:04:52

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:04:52


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
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 Disc 3
  1 item(s)
03-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-0800:11:47

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:11:47


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19421

03-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-0800:11:39

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Large scratch on outer edge of disc obscures some content at beginning.

General physical description: 00:11:39


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 4
  1 item(s)
04-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-0800:03:48

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:03:48


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19423

 Disc 5
  1 item(s)
05-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-0800:13:54

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:13:54


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19424

05-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-0800:13:30

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:13:30


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19425

 Disc 6
  1 item(s)
06-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-0800:13:18

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Due to a skip in the middle of the disc, some audio could not be recovered.

General physical description: 00:13:18


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19426

06-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-0800:03:06

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:03:06


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19427

 Disc 7
  1 item(s)
07-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-0800:11:47

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:11:47


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19428

07-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1300:14:07

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. On multiple topics, including discussion of Carlisle Indian Industrial School.

General physical description: 00:14:07


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Education; United States Indian School (Carlisle, Pa.); Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19429

 Disc 8
  1 item(s)
08-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1300:09:53

On multiple topics, including story about mud turtle and autobiographical reminiscences about boarding school. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:09:53


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Education; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19430

 Disc 9
  1 item(s)
09-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text on a Baptist meeting
1945-0800:12:03

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:12:03


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Religion; Baptists -- North Carolina -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19431

09-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-0800:11:26

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:11:26


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19432

 Disc 11
  1 item(s)
11-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Elicitation of Cherokee words and phrases
1945-08-00:03:19

Includes general conversation. Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:03:19


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee language

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19433

 Disc 12
  1 item(s)
12-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Reading of an unidentified paper on social psychology
1945-0800:02:58

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Recording is sporadic and unevenly recorded across disc. Difficult to track beginning section.

General physical description: 00:02:58


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Social psychology

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19434

 Disc 13
  1 item(s)
13-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Testing of audio recording equipment, with conversation
1945-0800:10:48

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Includes multiple unidentified speakers.

General physical description: 00:10:48


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19435

13-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Testing of audio recording equipment, with conversation and story
1945-0800:03:13

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Conversation between two unidentified female speakers.

General physical description: 00:03:13


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19436

 Disc 14
  1 item(s)
14-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Autobiographical text
1945-08-1400:14:16

Labelled "II-A T". Recorded on SoundScriber disc. On multiple subjects, including brief discussion of education, Will West Long, different ways of speaking between North Carolina and Oklahoma, Molly's time in Philadelphia.

General physical description: 00:14:16


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee language; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Education

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19437

 Disc 15
  1 item(s)
15-01 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
How the fox was fooled by the rabbit, and how the dog ran his tail off (English)
1945-08-2400:05:17

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:05:17


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19438

15-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
How the fox was fooled by the rabbit, and how the dog ran his tail off (Cherokee)
1945-08-2400:02:38

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:38


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19439

 Disc 16
  1 item(s)
16-01 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Philadelphia Ghost Story (English)
1945-09-3000:04:14

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:04:14


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Ghosts -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia; Cherokee Indians -- History; Ghost stories

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19440

16-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Philadelphia Ghost Story (Cherokee)
1945-09-3000:02:25

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:25


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Ghosts -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Ghost stories

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19441

16-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Witch Story (English)
1945-09-3000:06:51

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:06:51


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Witches -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19443

16-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Witch Story (Cherokee)
1945-09-3000:02:29

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:29


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Witches -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19444

 Disc 17
  1 item(s)
17-01 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Baskets (English)
1945-09-3000:06:54

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:06:54


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Material culture; Basket making

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19445

17-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Baskets (Cherokee)
1945-09-3000:01:49

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:01:49


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Basket making; Cherokee Indians -- Material culture

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19446

17-03 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Molly's valedictory, or Molly's Gripe (English)
1945-09-3000:02:53

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:53


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19447

17-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Molly's valedictory, or Molly's Gripe (Cherokee)
1945-09-3000:01:19

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:01:19


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19448

 Disc 18
  1 item(s)
18-01 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Medicine Man (English)
1945-09-3000:05:25

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:05:25


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Religion; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Medicine

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19449

18-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Medicine Man (Cherokee)
1945-09-3000:01:58

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:01:58


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Religion; Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Medicine

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19450

18-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Molly in Philadelphia (English)
1945-09-3000:06:43

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:06:43


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.) -- Description and travel; Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19451

18-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Molly in Philadelphia (Cherokee)
1945-09-3000:02:10

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:10


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.) -- Description and travel; Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19452

 Disc 19
  1 item(s)
19-01 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
How the whites gave smallpox to the Cherokee in 1865 (English)
1945-09-3000:05:37

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:05:37


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Smallpox -- United States -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Medicine

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19454

19-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
How the whites gave smallpox to the Cherokee in 1865 (Cherokee)
1945-09-2400:02:11

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:11


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Smallpox -- United States -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19455

 Disc 20
  1 item(s)
20-01 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Sunday School Sermon (English)
1945-08-2900:09:50

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Also includes discussion of boarding schools, use of English vs. Cherokee.

General physical description: 00:09:50


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Education; Cherokee language; Cherokee Indians -- Religion; Sermons; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19456

20-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Sunday School Sermon (Cherokee)
1945-08-2900:01:34

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:01:34


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Religion; Sermons; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19457

 Disc 21
  1 item(s)
21-01 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Cat & Dog (English)
1945-08-2700:08:01

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:08:01


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Omens; Cats -- Folklore; Dogs -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19458

21-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Cat & Dog (Cherokee)
1945-08-2700:02:16

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:16


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Dogs -- Folklore; Omens; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Cats -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19459

21-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Owls (English)
1945-08-2700:04:12

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:04:12


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Omens; Owls -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Cherokee language

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19460

21-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Owls (Cherokee)
1945-08-2700:01:26

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:01:26


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Owls -- Folklore; Omens

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19461

21-05 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Hymn: Beautiful heaven, my home
1945-08-2700:01:57

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:01:57


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Religion; Hymns

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19462

 Disc 22
  1 item(s)
22-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
The Thunder's Dog, and the Origin of the Milky Way (English)
1945-08-2400:05:40

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:05:40


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Creation -- Mythology; Milky Way -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19463

22-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
The Thunder's Dog, and the Origin of the Milky Way (Cherokee)
1945-08-2400:02:40

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:40


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Creation -- Mythology; Milky Way -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19464

22-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
How they got his beard from the turtle (English)
1945-08-2400:03:43

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:03:43


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Turtles -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19465

22-04 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
How they got his beard from the turtle (Cherokee)
1945-08-2400:02:10

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:10


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Turtles -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19466

 Disc 23
  1 item(s)
23-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Fox & Possum (English)
1945-08-2300:05:58

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:05:58


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19467

23-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Fox & Possum (Cherokee)
1945-08-2300:03:22

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:03:22


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19468

23-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Pleiades (English)
1945-08-2300:03:35

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:03:35


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Pleiades -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19469

23-04 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Pleiades (Cherokee)
1945-08-2300:01:24

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. A transcription of this program is available in the accompanying manuscript documentation.

General physical description: 00:01:24


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Pleiades -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19470

 Disc 24
  1 item(s)
24-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Gadugi (English)
1945-08-2300:10:33

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Identified on original disc as "'Gadegi."

General physical description: 00:10:33


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19471

24-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Gadugi (Cherokee)
1945-08-2300:02:58

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Identified on original disc as "'Gadegi."

General physical description: 00:02:58


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19472

24-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Origin of the Pleiades (English)
1945-08-2300:03:32

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:03:32


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Pleiades -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19473

24-04 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Origin of the Pleiades (Cherokee)
1945-08-2300:02:36

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:36


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Pleiades -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19474

 Disc 25
  1 item(s)
25-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
The rabbit and the beaver, and how the turtle lost his whistle (English)
1945-08-2200:08:43

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:08:43


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19475

25-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
The rabbit and the beaver, and how the turtle lost his whistle (Cherokee)
1945-08-2200:03:45

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:03:45


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19476

 Disc 26
  1 item(s)
26-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Story of Charlie and the Removal (English)
1945-08-2200:14:06

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:06


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Trail of Tears, 1838-1839; Cherokee Indians -- History

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19477

26-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Story of Charlie and the Removal (Cherokee)
1945-08-2200:02:47

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:02:47


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Trail of Tears, 1838-1839

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19478

 Disc 27
  1 item(s)
27-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
The rabbit, the beaver, and the possum (English)
1945-08-2200:09:13

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:09:13


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19479

27-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
The rabbit, the beaver, and the possum (Cherokee)
1945-08-2200:05:34

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:05:34


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19480

 Disc 28
  1 item(s)
28-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
How they got fire (English)
1945-08-2200:05:24

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Large scratch near end of disc prevents accurate tracking.

General physical description: 00:05:24


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Fire -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

Access digital object:
http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/audio:19481

28-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
How they got fire (Cherokee)
1945-08-2200:03:06

Recorded on SoundScriber disc. Large scratch near end of disc prevents accurate tracking.

General physical description: 00:03:06


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Fire -- Folklore

Access digital object:
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28-03 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Nightingale (English)
1945-08-2200:05:52

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:05:52


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Birds -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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28-04 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Nightingale (Cherokee)
1945-08-2200:05:42

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:05:42


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Birds -- Folklore

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 Disc 29
  1 item(s)
29-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Rabbit & Turtle, and Rabbit as Trickster (English)
1945-08-2300:09:30

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:09:30


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Rabbits -- Folklore; Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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29-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Rabbit & Turtle, and Rabbit as Trickster (Cherokee)
1945-08-2300:09:25

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:09:25


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Fire -- Folklore

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 Disc 30
  1 item(s)
30-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
The little boy left in the woods (English)
1945-08-2300:10:07

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:10:07


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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30-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
The little boy left in the woods (Cherokee)
1945-08-2300:07:13

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:07:13


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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 Disc 31
  1 item(s)
31-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
The origin of corn (English)
1945-08-2100:09:47

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:09:47


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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31-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
The origin of corn (Cherokee)
1945-08-2100:05:57

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:05:57


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Corn -- Folklore

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 Disc 32
  1 item(s)
32-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
The Stone Giant (English)
1945-08-2100:14:41

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:14:41


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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32-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
The Stone Giant (Cherokee)
1945-08-2100:08:06

Recorded on SoundScriber disc.

General physical description: 00:08:06


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore

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 Part 9: Will French, autobiographical stories and linguistic elicitations (Cherokee)
  I2.4, Part 9
 Disc 1
  1 item(s)
01-01 French, Will. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Cherokee story
194100:03:15

Recorded on acetate disc, aluminum-coated, 78 rpm. Original disc side I.

General physical description: 00:03:15


Geographic Name(s): North Carolina

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

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01-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. French, Will.
Cherokee story
194100:03:30

Recorded on acetate disc, aluminum-coated, 78 rpm. Original disc side II.

General physical description: 00:03:30


Geographic Name(s): North Carolina

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

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 Disc 2
  1 item(s)
02-01 French, Will. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Cherokee story
194100:03:41

Recorded on acetate disc, aluminum-coated, 78 rpm. Original disc side III.

General physical description: 00:03:41


Geographic Name(s): North Carolina

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History

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02-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. French, Will.
Hymn 28, verses 2 & 3
194100:01:55

Recorded on acetate disc, aluminum-coated, 78 rpm. Original disc side IV.

General physical description: 00:01:55


Geographic Name(s): North Carolina

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Music; Hymns

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02-03 French, Will. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Story about a dispute over the building of a scenic highway through Indian land
194100:01:48

Recorded on acetate disc, aluminum-coated, 78 rpm. Original disc side IV.

General physical description: 00:01:48


Geographic Name(s): North Carolina

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee Indians -- Land tenure; Cherokee Indians -- Government relations

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 Disc 3
  1 item(s)
03-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. French, Will.
Elicitation of Cherokee words and phrases
194100:03:46

Recorded on acetate disc, aluminum-coated, 78 rpm. Original disc side V.

General physical description: 00:03:46


Geographic Name(s): North Carolina

Subject(s): Cherokee language

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03-02 French, Will. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Elicitation of Cherokee words and phrases
194100:03:47

Recorded on acetate disc, aluminum-coated, 78 rpm. Original disc side VI.

General physical description: 00:03:47


Geographic Name(s): North Carolina

Subject(s): Cherokee language

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 Disc 4
  1 item(s)
04-01 French, Will. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Autobiography and thoughts on the Cherokee language [1 of 2]
194100:03:27

Recorded on acetate disc, aluminum-coated, 78 rpm. Original disc side VII.

General physical description: 00:03:27


Geographic Name(s): North Carolina

Subject(s): Cherokee language; Cherokee Indians -- History

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04-02 French, Will. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Autobiography and thoughts on the Cherokee language [2 of 2]
194100:03:45

Recorded on acetate disc, aluminum-coated, 78 rpm. Original disc side VIII.

General physical description: 00:03:45


Geographic Name(s): North Carolina

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- History; Cherokee language

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 Part 10: Molly Sequoyah, Ants & Gourds
  I2.4, Part 10
 Disc 1
  1 item(s)
01-01 Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly.
Gourds
1945-08-3000:05:36

Story given in English and Cherokee. Recorded on SoundScriber disc, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm.

General physical description: 00:05:36


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Material culture; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- History; Gourds

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01-02 Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John. Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Ants
1945-08-3000:07:23

Story given in English and Cherokee. Recorded on SoundScriber disc, vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm.

General physical description: 00:07:23


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Folklore; Ants -- Folklore

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 Part 11: Molly Sequoyah, songs and discussion
  I2.4, Part 11
 Disc 1
  1 item(s)
01-01 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Song, ball game song, discussion
1945-0800:02:01

Recorded on aluminum-coated acetate disc, 78 rpm.

General physical description: 00:02:01


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Games; Cherokee Indians -- Social life and customs; Cherokee Indians -- Music

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01-02 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992. Sequoyah, Molly. Witthoft, John.
Song
1945-0800:02:11

Recorded on aluminum-coated acetate disc, 78 rpm.

General physical description: 00:02:11


Geographic Name(s): Philadelphia (Pa.)

Subject(s): Cherokee Indians -- Music

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 Cheyenne
  
 Croft, Kenneth.
Cheyenne Material
1948-1949TMs and AMs, 30 notebooks (344L.)A3.1

3 parts. Freeman and Smith 693

Provenance: Donor, Kenneth Croft, grantee, 1949

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 37-39

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 30 notebooks (344L.)

Related material: See Recording Collection 5 for accompanying audio material.

 Chichimeca
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
Chichimeco texts
1930TMs and AMs, 419LChm.1

In Chichimeco and English. 11 folkloristic texts with literal and, free translations. Freeman and Smith 695

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6-7

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 419L

 Chilula
  
 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Chilula field notes (Redwood Creek)
1902-1907AMs, 5 notebooksNa20g.1

Includes lexical items, texts, translated and untranslated; text and narration on geographical features, materialculture. 1 Kato item included. Used by Goddard for his Chilula studies. Freeman and Smith 706 Cf. Goddard (1914).

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber, for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1948.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 45

General physical description: AMs, 5 notebooks

 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Chilula field notes
1906-1907AMs, 4 notebooksNa20g.2

Data on village site, material culture, Indian encounter near Fort Seward, text. Texts with interlinear translations. Collected from Bald Hills. Freeman and Smith 705 Printed (texts from 2 notebooks -- excepting those of Molasses), Goddard (1914):289-295.

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber, for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 45

General physical description: AMs, 4 notebooks

 Chimakum
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chemakum materials
1890Slip file, ca.1,500 slipsW3b.1

Includes ca. 100 slips in several small groups, some dealing with Quileute-Chemakum material. Remainder of lexical items organized alphabetically by Chemakum. Freeman and Smith 709

Provenance: Donor, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 29

General physical description: Slip file, ca.1,500 slips

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Chemakum lexicon compared with Quileute
1952AMs with AMs additions, 30L.W3b.2

Freeman and Smith 711 Printed, Swadesh (1955).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 29

General physical description: AMs with AMs additions, 30L.

 Gibbs, George. Jule.
Chemakum vocabulary
1853?TMs, 5L.W3b.3

Obtained from woman named Jule, slave and mistress of King George, a Clallam chief. English orthography with accents marked. Parts of body, household objects, material objects, animals, adverbs, verbs. Freeman and Smith 710

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: TMs, 5L.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Notes on the relations between Chemakum and Quileute; ed. by E. Sapir and M. Swadesh
1930?-1953TMs with AMs additions, 10L.W3b.4

Sapir's comments in black pencil; Swadesh's comments in red. Page 10 gives phonetic system. Freeman and Smith 708 Printed, Andrade et al. (1953a).

Provenance: Donor, Norman A. McQuown through Morris Swadesh, 1953

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 29

General physical description: TMs with AMs additions, 10L.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Chemakum vocabulary
1928AMs, 1 notebook (14p.)W3b.5

English words and sentences with Chemakum equivalent; incomplete. Attempt to verify use of informant, Louise Webster, by Franz Boas at an earlier date. Freeman and Smith 707

Provenance: Donor, Norman A. McQuown, 1954.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 53

General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook (14p.)

 Chimariko
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Chimariko notes
1927AMs, 1 notebookH2.1

Chimariko forms arranged (in part) alphabetically by English equivalents. Freeman and Smith 713

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 9

General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook

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 Chinantec
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
Chinantec text: El perrito de Teotitlan
1922AMs Cy, 10L.Ch.1

In Chinantec-Spanish. Printed, with different orthography and English translation, de Angulo and Freeland (1935). Freeman and Smith 716

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: AMs Cy, 10L.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Chinantec text: Cuento del pescador
1922AMs Cy, 13L. Will illus.Ch.2

In Chinantec-Spanish and English. Versions in both Yolox and Yetla dialects. Freeman and Smith 715

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: AMs Cy, 13L. Will illus.

 McQuown, Norman A..
Chinantec vocabulary
1940AMs and AMs Cy, 4L.Ch.3

In Spanish-Chinantec, 64 items in Yoloks dialect. Freeman and Smith 717

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: AMs and AMs Cy, 4L.

 Chinook
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Miscellaneous notes on Chinookan languages
1891-1892AMs, 6L. and 1L.Pn4.1

Wasko vocabulary of 6p., apparently based on Jeremiah Curtin's visit to Warm Springs, Oregon, 1891. A text in an unidentified language and fragmentary slips of Chinook-Kathlamet comparisons. Freeman and Smith 725 Cf. Sapir (1909).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: AMs, 6L. and 1L.

 Unidentified.
List of Chinook morphemes
n.d.TMs Cy, 15L.Pn4b.2

Detailed list of morphemes. Many forms have criticism and occasional comparative notes on Chinook-Wishram made by Edward Sapir. Freeman and Smith 727

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: TMs Cy, 15L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chinook lexicon
1890-1894?Card file, ca. 900 cards and 16L.Pn4b.3

Reference numbers probably to field notes. One group labeled "Kwakiutl-to be corrected." Together with No. 722, gives greater lexical information than published works. Freeman and Smith 721

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 2

General physical description: Card file, ca. 900 cards and 16L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Chinook lexicon
1897Card and slip file, ca. 900 cards and ca. 4,200 slipsPn4b.4

Mostly organized alphabetically, with some sections grammatically arranged. Some sections misordered. Reference numbers apparently to field notes. Freeman and Smith 722

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 2

General physical description: Card and slip file, ca. 900 cards and ca. 4,200 slips

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Sts'ailes, George.
Field notes on Chinookan and Salishan languages and Gitamat, Molala, and Masset
1890AMs, 4 notebooksPn4b.5

Contents list; texts and vocabularies; shorthand ethnographic notes. Notebooks 1 and 2: Chinook, Wasco, Clackamas, Kathlamet texts and vocabularies; Clatsop vocabulary. Notebook 3: shorthand notes on Salish tribes; ethnographic shorthand notes on Lower Fraser (Halkomelem-speaking, including Sts'ailes), Bella Coola (Nuxalk), Puyallup; vocabularies for Kitimat (Haisla), Bella Coola (Nuxalk), Chemakum, Puyallup. Notebook 4: shorthand ethnographic notes for Clatsop, Kathlamet, Lower Chehalis, Lower Frasier (Halkomelem-speaking, including Sts'ailes); vocabularies for Nehalem, Kathlamet, Clatsop, Lower Chehalis, Chinook, Molale (Mollala), Masset (Haida), Lower Frasier (Halkomelem). Freeman and Smith 723

Custodial history: Notebook 2 was lent out to Dell Hymes in 1964.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 47

General physical description: AMs, 4 notebooks

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Field notes on Tillamook and Chinookan dialects
1890AMs, 2 notebooks (part in shorthand)S4.1

Notes gathered in 1890. Vocabularies and texts with interlinear translation. Ethnographic notes in shorthand. Table of contents with notebooks. Tillamook, Nehelim, Siletz, Chinookan, Wasko, Tlakamas, Tlatsop, Chinook. Physical notes on Songish skulls, probably collected 1888 or 1889. Freeman and Smith 724

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 49

General physical description: AMs, 2 notebooks (part in shorthand)

 Chinook Jargon
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Indian legends of the North Pacific coast of North America
1974TMs Cy, 600p.74

Legends in English from the German translation of Chinook Jargon, Kwakiutl, Tsimshian, and Shuswap. Translated by Dietrich Bertz from the original edition (cf: Boas 1895). Permission necessary for reproduction. Freeman and Smith 4174

Provenance: Donor, British Columbia Indian Language Project, Jan. 1975

General physical description: TMs Cy, 600p.

 Chitimacha
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Chitimacha dictionary file
1950AMs and TMs slips, ca.4,000 slipsG6.1

Lexical file, arranged alphabetically by Chitimacha. Freeman and Smith 730

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1951.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 15

General physical description: AMs and TMs slips, ca.4,000 slips

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Chitimacha-English dictionary
1950TMs, 89L.G6.2

Vocabulary alphabetically arranged by the Chitimacha. A duplicate of vocabulary in No. 735 compiled in 1939, based on texts from 1931. Freeman and Smith 731

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 5

General physical description: TMs, 89L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Field notes on Chitimacha
1930-1934AMs, 16 notebooksG6.3

Includes texts, vocabulary, phonetics, morphological notes. Notebooks 1,2,3,4,7,10,13, 15, are texts; notebooks 3,5,6,8, contain verb stem materials (cf. slip file, No. 733); notebooks 5,6,8, contain adjective stem materials; notebooks 1,2,9,12, vocabulary; notebook 14, phonetics; notebook 11, morphological notes; notebook 16, miscellaneous; notebook 15 includes Swanton vocabulary of Chitimacha and a genealogy. Freeman and Smith 735

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 35-36

General physical description: AMs, 16 notebooks

Related material: See Recording Collection 7 for accompanying audio material.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Chitimacha paradigmatic tables
1934Slip file, ca.1,00 slipsG6.4

Slips show inflections of verbs, based on No. 735, notebooks 3, 5, 6, 8. Freeman and Smith 733

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 6

General physical description: Slip file, ca.1,00 slips

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Chitimacha grammar, texts, and vocabulary
1939TMs Cy, AMs additions, 606L.G6.5

Grammar, texts, free translations; vocabulary. Earlier versions of the texts are in Nos. 734 and 731. Vocabulary also in No. 731. Copy 2 of same, lacking pp. 189-170 of grammar. Freeman and Smith 732

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 8-9

General physical description: TMs Cy, AMs additions, 606L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Earlier copies of Chitimacha texts
1935TMs part Cy, 851L.G6.6

Earlier versions of texts in No. 732 with translations; duplicate copies and translations in second part (including grammatical analysis of one text in duplicate). Subject matter of texts is ethnographic (material culture), ethnohistoric, folkloristic, white-Indian-Negro relations. Freeman and Smith 734

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 6

General physical description: TMs part Cy, 851L.

 Chocho
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
Chocho text
1922AMs Cy, 47L.Cho.1

Grammatical sketch and text, "Cuento del perrito." Includes tones, verbs, verb lists, and paradigms. Based on 1922 field work at Nativitas, Coixtlahuaca D., Oaxaca. Freeman and Smith 737 Printed, text only, with different orthography and English translation, de Angulo and Freeland (1935).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 7

General physical description: AMs Cy, 47L.

 Chontal (Tequistlateco)
  
 Garrida, Carmen de. Angulo, Jaime de.
Cuento y frases en idioma Chontal (Tequistlateco)
1922AMs Cy, 24L.M1b.1

In Tequistlatec, Spanish and English. Grammatical sketch, 11 phrases with notes, and text, El Cuento del Perrito, given by Doña Carmen de Garrida of the village of Tequisistlán.  Freeman and Smith 745 Cf. printed reference to grammatical study in de Angulo (1925):97.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 12

General physical description: AMs Cy, 24L.

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 Clackamas
  
 Unidentified.
Clackamas vocabulary (?)
1920AMs, 2L.Pn4a.1

Brief list, arranged alphabetically by English, letters A-D only. Freeman and Smith 752

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 752, reel 14

General physical description: AMs, 2L.

 Jacobs, Melville, 1902-1971.
Kinship terms in Upper Chinook (Clackamas)
n.d.Slip file, ca.65 slipsPn4a.7

Freeman and Smith 753

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 20

General physical description: Slip file, ca.65 slips

 Clallam (Klallam, nəxʷsƛ̕ay̕əm)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Clallam and Songish vocabularies
1888AMs, 43 L., 20p.S2f.1

Contains a copy of George Gibbs (1863), Clallam vocabulary. Comparisons of Lkungen with other languages. English-Lkungen vocabulary, alphabetical by English. Numbers refer to comparative Salish vocabularies. Miscellaneous Lkungen sentences. Also, Lkungen names, Songish vocabularies. Freeman and Smith 755

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 19

General physical description: AMs, 43 L., 20p.

 Mahone, Rosa. Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
Clallam notes
1917AMs, 16L., 6p.S2f.2

Vocabulary, especially nouns with diminutive and plural forms, focusing on a variety of core terms, such as those for kinship, plants and animals, and other domains. Recorded from "Mrs. Mahone" (likely Rosa Mahone), a Klallam (nəxʷsƛ̕ay̕əm) woman residing in Neah Bay, January 1917. Freeman and Smith 754

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 19

General physical description: AMs, 16L., 6p.

Other Descriptive Information: This item was previously identified as being recorded by Franz Boas. The handwriting does not match Boas and there is no record of him being in the area in 1917. The recorder appears to Leo Frachtenberg, who was working with Quileute people at nearby La Push, Washington at that time.

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 Haeberlin, Herman Karl, 1890-1918.
Notes on Clallam plural
1917Card file, 38 cardsS2f.3

Notes on plural formations in Clallam, including diminutives, duplication, and triplication. Previously identified as by Boas, circa 1900. The handwriting does not match Boas, but does match that of the unidentified recorder of "Clallam notes, 1917" (item S2f.2), from which this lexical file appears to be derived.  Freeman and Smith 756

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 4

General physical description: Card file, 38 cards

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 Clatsop
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Clatsop vocabulary
n.d., 1890?AMs, 15L.Pn4b.6

Word list arranged alphabetically by the English. Freeman and Smith 757

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: AMs, 15L.

 Cochiti
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Cochiti texts with interlinear translations
n.d.; ca.1925-1940TMs and AMs, 352L.Ke1.6

In 4 parts. Texts with interlinear translations. Copies. Freeman and Smith 759 Cf. Benedict (1931) for free translation of 20 texts.

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 352L.

 Part 1
  

30 texts, handwritten copies.

 Part 2
  

Incomplete handwritten copy, with some orthographic changes, of Part 1.

 Part 3. "Literal translation of Cochiti texts"
  

Typeset version of just English interlinear gloss.

 Part 4
  

Handwritten copies of a few texts.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Cochiti texts, word lists, and paradigms
1921-1922AMs, 5 notebooks [5-9]Ke1.7

Pp. 479-1066 of original field notes. Texts [cf. copies in No. 759], word lists, paradigms, and shorthand notes. Freeman and Smith 760 Cf. Benedict (1931).

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General physical description: AMs, 5 notebooks [5-9]

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 Comox
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Comox and Pentlatch texts
ca. 1910AMs and TMs, 98L.S2j.1

15 MS. texts with interlinear translation by Boas. Typescript of interlinear translation of 14 texts. 2 typed copies of interlinear translation. One additional text. Freeman and Smith 770

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 98L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Comox-Satlolk materials
ca. 1890AMs, 48p., 36L.S2j.2

In German and English. Includes vocabulary and text with German interlinear translation; Satlolk-English vocabulary. Freeman and Smith 771 Cf. Boas (1895).

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General physical description: AMs, 48p., 36L.

 Craho
  
 Quain, Buell Halvor, 1912-1939. Quain, Fannie Dunn, 1874-1950.
Incomplete Kraho grammar
1939AMs, 254L.ZhKr.1

Grammar prepared posthumously by Fannie Dunn Quain, ca. 1945, from notes of field work among Kraho on Tocantins River in Maranhao, Brazil. Contains material on phonetics, pronouns, verbs, syntax, 14 folkloristic texts, including some translation and notes. Freeman and Smith 775

Provenance: Donor, C. F. Voegelin, 1951.

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General physical description: AMs, 254L.

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 Cree (Nehiyaw)
  
 Various authors.
Abstracts of Cree tales
ca. 1935TMs with AMs additions, 75p.2

A comparison of versions of Cree tales from the following sources: Skinner (1916); Teit (1921); Ahenakew (1929); Bloomfield (1930); and Bloomfield (1934). Freeman and Smith 776

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 1

General physical description: TMs with AMs additions, 75p.

 Ahenakew, Edward, 1885-1961.
Genealogical sketch of my family
1948AMs, 27p.64

Autobiography of Cree Indian, born at Atahkakoops Res. to Christian (Episcopalian) parents. A sickly lad, he studied medicine in 1918, giving it up to become head of mission on his reserve. Discusses his nineteenth century grandparents (grandfather and granduncles), their conversion, role among people. Mentions treaty of 1876, rebellion of 1885. Views his past from point of view of an acculturated Indian. Freeman and Smith 779

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1948.

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General physical description: AMs, 27p.

 Ahenakew, Edward, 1885-1961.
Tanning of leather
1948AMs, 8p.65

Discusses Cree methods of tanning. Images include pencil sketches of implements. Informants are James Moostoos, "who strangely enough admitted having done the female work of tanning some hides," and his wife, Susan. Letter of Ahenakew to Paul A. W. Wallace, June 10, 1948. Mentions Dr. William E. Lingelbach.Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1948. Freeman and Smith 783

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General physical description: AMs, 8p.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Ahenakew, Edward, 1885-1961.
Spirit help
1948AMs, 7p.66

Incidents of spirit contact reported by Indians, which Ahenakew, despite his Christian upbringing, believes in part. Drawings of conjuring tent and experiences of Chief Starblanket of Ahtahkakoop, who was also a Mitawiwin. Experience of magic and counter-magic in contest with another person having spirit help (participants were ancestral relatives of the author). Note to Dr. Paul A. W. Wallace, Nov. 12, 1948. Freeman and Smith 782

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1948.

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General physical description: AMs, 7p.

 Ahenakew, Edward, 1885-1961.
The We-tikoo, or He-who-is-alone
1949AMsS, 20p.67

Three documents discussing We-ti-koo (Windigo) possession, or cannibalism, among the Cree, as told by various informants, whom Ahenakew disbelieves. Two tales of family cannibalism told by Jerry Constant. Additional cases. Freeman and Smith 784

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1949.

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General physical description: AMsS, 20p.

 Ahenakew, Edward, 1885-1961.
Non-human personalities
1949AMs, 10p.68

Tale told by Ahenakew's grandmother about Ma-Na-Kwa-Si-Wuk, a Cree-speaking "little people" who inhabit caves; also a personal narrative about Pa-Ha-Koos told by Sam Cook together with a description of a dance intended to pacify these game-controlling little creatures. Concludes with a narrative told by a relative who saw Pa-Ha-Koos even after becoming a Christian. Images include ink sketches of figures. Freeman and Smith 781

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1949.

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General physical description: AMs, 10p.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Ahenakew, Edward, 1885-1961.
A-us-to-yit (Making a canoe ...)
1949AMs and TMs, 8p.70

Techniques of manufacture described by informant Jerry Constant, age seventy-nine. Includes letter of Ahenakew to Dr. Paul A. W. Wallace, mentioning Cree and Blackfoot dictionaries. Added memo tells of informants used in No. 30 (65-08). Images include ink sketches. Freeman and Smith 777

Provenance: Donor, Edward Ahenakew, grantee, 1949.

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 8p.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Achenam, Harry. Achenam, Maggie. Bloomfield, Leonard, 1887-1949.
Plains Cree texts, "Series Two: Syllabary Texts from Sweet Grass Reserve"
1925TMs, 683L.A1a.1

67 stories (numbered 47-113) originally written in Cree syllabic script by Harry Achenam, some possibly from other unnamed storytellers. (Story 108 originally written or dictated by Maggie Achenam.) These versions are Bloomfield's typewritten transciptions from Harry Achenam's syllabic script versions into romanized orthography, with accompanying English translations. Includes an introduction by Leonard Bloomfield and an appendix. Intended as a sequel to Bloomfield's Plains Cree Texts (1934), but never published. Freeman and Smith 785

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General physical description: TMs, 683L.

Related material: The original syllabic script versions by Harry Achenam for stories 83-108 are found in the Plains Cree notebooks collection (Mss.497.3.B62c)

 Crow (Apsáalooke)
  
 Lowie, Robert Harry, 1883-1957.
Crow affixes
n.d.AMs, 42L.X3b.1

Arranged alphabetically by the Crow, apparently copied from texts and field notes. Freeman and Smith 814 Cf. Lowie (1960) :385-392:

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General physical description: AMs, 42L.

 Cuicateco
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
Brevisimas notas sobre el idioma Cuicateco
1922AMs Cy, 36L.MiC.1

In Spanish. Grammatical sketch; 3 folkloristic 3 original narratives told by a Chiquihuitlán native. Freeman and Smith 818

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General physical description: AMs Cy, 36L.

 Dakota (primarily Lakota)
  
 Seytter, Emil.
Wiicignipi: Chastisement of women
 AMsS, 1p.57

Brief text in likely either Lakota or Dakota, with interlinear glossing and some morphological and lexical analysis. Written by Emil Seytter as identified by marginalia from Franz Boas.

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General physical description: AMsS, 1p.

 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Legends of the Oglala Sioux
1937TMs Cy, 81 p.15

Copy of Rev. Luke C. Walker's collection of legends, ca. 1880, made by Ella Deloria from manuscript. The carbon copy bears reference numbers to questions of Miss Deloria in her field work verifying these legends Freeman and Smith 824 Cf. No. 834

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 81 p.

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota notes
1932TMs, 16L.38

Observations by Miss Deloria's brother of gestures, sleeping arrangements of full-blooded Dakotas. Includes text V-2, "Gestures," and text V-3, "Sleeping arrangements," both in English only, with some Dakota terms. The latter includes on scrap of paper with handwriting, probably that of Franz Boas. Freeman and Smith 823

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General physical description: TMs, 16L.

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
A Study of Osage consonant shifts
ca.1935?TMs with MS. Additions, 68L.X.3

In Teton, Yankton, and English. Comparisons of Dakota and Osage words. Ca. 1,074 pairs, together with discussion of sound correspondence. Arranged alphabetically by English. Yankton and Teton dialects of Dakota. Essay on consonant and vowel shifts Freeman and Smith 850

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General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 68L.

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota lexicon
ca. 1933Card and slip file, 13 cards, 3 slipsX8a.1

In Santee and English. Examples of stem reduplication taken from Riggs (1890) Freeman and Smith 839

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General physical description: Card and slip file, 13 cards, 3 slips

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Dakota texts
n.d.AMs and TMs, 55L.X8a.2

In Santee and English Freeman and Smith 831 Texts with interlinear and free translations and notes; two in duplicate. Also a speech by V. V. Deloria recorded on phonograph

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 55L.

 Deloria, Vine, 1901-1990.
Dakota Speech on the Victor
  

Personal Name(s): Deloria, Vine, 1901-1990

 Blood Boy
  
 [Now! they tell about somebody who considered nothing holy and only tried to succeed by means of his will power]
  
 Star Falls
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Miscellaneous Dakota notes
1894 and laterAMs and TMs, 78L.X8a.3

In Teton, Santee, and English. Contains list of Dakota and other Siouan materials in Boas' files. Miscellaneous grammatical and lexical notes. Comparative word lists; Dakota-Winnebago (Ho-chunk); Ponca-Dakota; Mandan-Teton. Dakota word list; Dakota text. List of Teton dialect MSS. texts in Bureau of American Ethnology, compiled by George Bushotter (1887) and John Bruyier. Covering letter of J. Owen Dorsey, July 27, 1894 Freeman and Smith 830 Cf. no. 852 for copies of texts

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 78L.

 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota autobiographies
ca. 1937TMs with MS. Additions, 382L.X8a.4

In Yankton, Santee, and English. Texts (II:1-11) with literal and free translations, and occasional ethnographic and linguistic notes Freeman and Smith 833

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General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 382L.

II-1 A Vision/Geo Schmidt's Vision Experience (Folder 1)
circa 1937 
II-2 Standing Bull's Vision (Folder 2)
circa 1937 
II-3 Mrs. Andrew Knife's Story/Autobiographic by Hehakawi (Folder 3)
circa 1937 
II-4 Mrs. White Rabbit's Experience (Folder 4)
circa 1937 
II-5 Account of a suicide (Folder 5)
circa 1937 
II-6 I am admitted to the Huká (Folder 6)
circa 1937 
II-7 I "cut" the Sacred Pole (Folder 7)
circa 1937 
II-8 I see the Ghost Dance (Folder 8)
circa 1937 
II-9 Reminiscences (Folder 9)
circa 1937 
II-10 A Chat with Mrs. White Face, 92 (Folder 10)
circa 1937 
II-11 Long Wolf's account of his experiences in the Wounded Knee Massacre, 1890 (Folder 11)
circa 1937 
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota commentary on Walker's texts
1937TMs with MS. Additions, 47, 40L.X8a.5

In Santee and English. Texts (VII:1-2) with literal and free translations and notes. Includes comments by two informants and itemized comments by the author with reference numbers to the c.c. of Walker Legends in No. 824. She finds linguistic and cultural inadequacies in both Introduction and Legends of Dr. Luke C. Walker Freeman and Smith 834

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General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 47, 40L.

 Thunder, Fire.
VII-1: Comments on Walker's Legends
  

Personal Name(s): Thunder, Fire

 Ten Fingers, Asa.
VII-2: About Pebbles Used in Waka-acts
  
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota dictionary
1935?TMs, 2 notebooks, 169 p.X8a.6

In Teton, Santee, and English. 1) A-m, na. 2) Ni-z. Ca. 5,000 Dakota lexical items with detailed English equivalents Freeman and Smith 835

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General physical description: TMs, 2 notebooks, 169 p.

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota ethnographic and conversational texts
1937?AMs and TMs, 220L.X8a.7

In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (VIII:1-10; V:4), with literal and free translations and detailed ethnographic and linguistic discussions. Freeman and Smith 836

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 220L.

 V-4: Comments around the Inauguration
  
 VIII-1: Colloquial Dakota
  
 VIII-2: How Marbles Were Made
  
 VIII-3: What a Foolish Woman Said
  
 VIII-4: An Old-Time Custom, at Meals
  
 Eagle, Johnson.
VIII-5: Arranging a Marriage by Voting
  

Personal Name(s): Eagle, Johnson

 VIII-6: Muskrat and the Beaver
  
 VIII-7: A Baptism
  
 Robertson, W. M..
VIII-8: Poison-Buffalo
  

Personal Name(s): Robertson, W. M.

 VIII-9: General Observations and Notes
  
 VIII-10: Funerals
  
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota games
n.d.TMs, 35p.X8a.8

Includes: text in Dakota with free English translation; grammatical notes Freeman and Smith 4197

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
A Dakota greeting
n.d.TMs, 5p.X8a.9

Text IV-4. Includes: short text and translation in which the greeting involves saying the name of a dead person; discussion of the context and social acceptability of the naming; relating an incident in which naming a dead person was not considered appropriate; discussion of a short prayer said before drinking water. Freeman and Smith 4198

General physical description: TMs, 5p.

 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota informal texts and conversations
1937?TMs, 273L.X8a.10

In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (III:1-13), with literal and free translations, ethnographic and linguistic notes Freeman and Smith 838

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General physical description: TMs, 273L.

 III-1: FireThunder talking; On morals of today
  
 III-2: An Indian's New Year Greeting
  
 III-3: Tall Stories
  
 III-4: The modern medicine-man
  
 III-5: Meeting of Two Men
  
 III-6: An incident
  
 III-7: The Last-Horse Couple
  
 III-8: A typical 'kidding' between brothers-in-law
  
 III-9: Remark
  
 III-10: Man Who Prayed to the Devil
  
 III-11: Improper Methods to Get a Wife
  
 III-12: A family quarrel
  
 III-13: A Laughable Tale
  
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota personal names
n.d.TMs, 14 p.X8a.11

General physical description: TMs, 14 p.

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota play on words
n.d.TMs, 19p.X8a.12

Includes text in Dakota with literal and free translations; grammatical notes Freeman and Smith 4199

General physical description: TMs, 19p.

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
A Dakota proverb
n.d.TMs, 2p.X8a.13

Includes: text with literal and free translations; discussion of prohibition against a man's traveling with/being alone with a woman not his wife and of aversion to open attempts by a woman to gain a man's attention Freeman and Smith 4200

General physical description: TMs, 2p.

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota speeches
circa 1937TMs, 77L.X8a.14

In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (V1:1-3) with literal and free translations and notes. Content generally relates to tribal factions dispute over New Deal Indian policy Freeman and Smith 841

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General physical description: TMs, 77L.

VI-1 Excerpts from the Speeches in Teton heard at the recent Inauguration ceremonies of the new Tribal Council of the Oglala
circa 1937 
VI-2 Medicine Root Community at Kyle, S. D.
circa 1937 
VI-3 Speech at a Thanksgiving Feast
circa 1937 
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota tales
1937TMs, 105L.X8a.15

In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (IX:1-5) with literal and free translations and notes Freeman and Smith 843

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General physical description: TMs, 105L.

 IX-1: Rabbit and his Grandmother
  

Recorded summer 1937 at Santee, Nebraska.

 IX-2: George Sword's Account
  
 IX-3: Story of How the Crow and Dakota Became Enemies
  
 IX-4: "Stake-Carriers"
  
 Amos.
IX-5: The Dog that Spoke
  

Personal Name(s): Amos

 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota tales in colloquial style
1937TMs, with MS. Additions, 324L.X8a.16

In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (X:l, 3-5), with free translations and ethnographic and linguistic notes. Text no. 2 in this series is found in the carbon, copy 2 Freeman and Smith 844

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General physical description: TMs, with MS. Additions, 324L.

 Prefatory remarks
  
 X-1: The Prairie Dogs
  
 X-2: Dakota Games
  
 X-3: Ceta-Maza (Iron Hawk - Oglala Culture Hero)
  
 X-4: The Buffalo People
  
 X-5: Walega Boy
  
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota texts from the Minnesota manuscript
1839; 1941TMs with MS. Additions, 453pX8a.17

In Santee, Teton, and English. Forty-one ethnographic and folkloristic texts transcribed from manuscripts in the Minnesota Historical Society comp.iled by Gideon Pond and Samuel Pond. Teton versions added for comparison. Freeman and Smith 845 Printed (Text 5, "The Skeptic"), Boas and Deloria (1941)

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General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 453p

 Contents, comments of translator
  
 1. Miscellany (Joseph Frazier)
  
 2. Man turns into a fish
  
 3. On Tribal Law
  
 4. On Gossip
  
 5. The Skeptic
  
 6. Man with Six Sons
  
 7. A Youth Makes a Vow
  
 8. A Stupid Father
  
 9. Man Who Understood Whiskey
  
 10. The Giant Turtle
  
 11. The Man who Withdrew from the Tribal March
  
 12. The Leaf Shooters Get a Bad Name
  
 13. Two Men in Fellow-Hood
  
 14. Four Men Try to Make Laws
  
 15. Three Warriors Pray to the Rock
  
 16. The Old Man Laughs
  
 17. Man Invents a Game
  
 18. Migration Story
  
 19. The Magician
  
 20. The Ten Visitors
  
 21. Place Name Given
  
 22. An Ambiguous Paper
  
 23. A War Story
  
 24. Two Enemies Became Friends
  
 25. Dakotas vs. Sauks & Foxes
  
 26. Sermon of Iron Face
  
 27. A Scolding
  
 28. Flute Maker
  
 29. A Youth Befriends an Old Woman
  
 30. Man with Four Daughters
  
 31. Man Kills His Brother
  
 32. Man With Fifty Dogs
  
 33. Men Steal From Old Woman
  
 34. The Son who Feared his Valor
  
 35. A Foolish Man and a Wise One Talk
  
 36. The Eldest of 12 Children
  
 37. War-Party of Seven
  
 38. Warriors Get Drunk
  
 39. Council Ridicules a Man
  
 40. "(Irrelevant Title)"
  
 41. Ruminant's Nose
  
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971. Sword, George.
Dakota texts from the Sword manuscript
1876-1909, 1938Typed D. with MS. additions, 382 L.X8a.18

In Santee, Teton, and English. 13 autobiographical and ethnographic texts related by George Sword, copied from ledger book by Ella Deloria, together with literal and free translations and notes.

General physical description: Typed D. with MS. additions, 382 L.

 1: Sword Text (starts on page 5 of the ledger to 16)
  
 2: Wakiya wicaktepi
  
 3: Warpath
  
 4: Sword's Story on page 33 and following to 51
  
 5: Miwaka-Yuha Toh'a Oyakapi
  
 6: Ikcewicasa wicoicage oyakapi'
  
 7: Story of the Woman from the Sky
  
 8a: Hoksila na Wicasa wicoskate oyakapi ki lena ee
  
 8b: Paiyakapi u-wicostake wa (134-137)
  
 10: Tokala-okolakiciye woyakapi walee (196-207)
  
 11: Huka Owicoh'a oyakapi wa (208-218)
  
 12: Hable-ceyapi-woyakapi (219-226)
  
 13: Wani-wicoti (227-245)
  
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dialect pun in Dakota
n.d.TMs, 9p.X8a.19

Includes: text titled "Joseph Paints-Yellow at Santee," with literal and free translations; explanatory comments; grammatical notes Freeman and Smith 4201

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Letters and miscellaneous materials in Dakota from the Minnesota manuscript.
1838-1839 (original text); circa 1930s (transcription and analysis)TMs, 70LX8a.20

In Santee and English. Deloria's typewritten manuscript (with hand annotations) based upon letters and other materials in the Minnesota Historical Society. Deloria's version consists of her transcription of the original texts, followed by English translations, then by grammatical notes. Contents: 10 letters to Dr. Williamson, Stephen Riggs, and Renville from various Indians educated at the Mission school; appendix to 10th letter includes a count or census of seven Dakota bands, total of 105 names, Aug. 15, 1838; a marginal comment on the count includes texts of 3 songs; and a text (Feb. 9, 1839) concerning proper behavior in relation to hunting, warfare, family relations, and ceremonies. Other topics in the letters include financial relations, Chippewa-Sioux warfare, religion, and mission education.

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General physical description: TMs, 70L

 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Old Dakota legends
n.d.; 1937?TMs with MS. Additions, 358L.X8a.21

In Santee, Teton, and English. Texts (1:1-12), with literal and free translations and ethnographic and linguistic notes. Includes three year counts, one with illustrations Freeman and Smith 849

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General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 358L.

 Standing Holy.
I-1: An Oglala Legend
  

Personal Name(s): Standing Holy

 I-2: Raw Fish Ceremony
  
 I-3: Sioux Captive Rescued by his Wife
  
 I-4: The Woman Found Near Death
  
 I-5: Skidi and Dakota Make Peace
  
 I-6a: Oglala Year Count/The Fire Thunder Count
  
 I-6b: An Old Oglala Year Count from 1759-1906
  

Recorded at Rosebud, South Dakota.

 Old Bull.
I-6c: A Hukpapaya Year Count, from 1821-1889
  

Personal Name(s): Old Bull

 I-7: A Teton's Version of the Santee Massacre
  
 I-8: The Men Out to Avenge Death
  
 I-9: Louse Story
  
 I-10: Oglala Name Story
  
 I-11: Swan, the Yankton
  
 Ghost Bear.
I-12: A Woman Captive and her Baby
  
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Special expressions in Dakota
n.d.TMs, 13p.X8a.22

Includes: new expressions; odd words; sayings; jokes with literal and free translations; explanatory comments; grammatical notes Freeman and Smith 4202

General physical description: TMs, 13p.

 IV-3: New expressions in Dakota
  
 IV-5: Odd Words, and Sayings
  
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Woodmen from Bear Creek
n.d.TMs, 13p.X8a.23

Text V-1 only. Includes: discussion of some old traditions through the reported conversation in Dakota connected with the offering and acceptance of food and honoring the dead; English translations; discussions of the customs involved; notes on various Dakota words. Freeman and Smith 4203

General physical description: TMs, 13p.

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota idioms and similes
after 1932TMs with MS. Additions, 64L.X8a.24

In Santee, Teton, and English. Contains idioms, with references to MS. tales. Idioms and similes, with references to MS. tales and a few references to Deloria (1932). A few editorial comments of Boas Freeman and Smith 837

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 31

General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 64L.

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota song texts
1937TMs Cy, 180L.X8a.25

Texts, corrected by Ella Deloria, with literal and free translations and notes. Collected from Densmore (1918), Burlin (1907), and unpublished collection of Yanktonai texts of George Herzog. Freeman and Smith 840

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 31

General physical description: TMs Cy, 180L.

 a: Texts from Frances Densmore, Teton-Sioux Music
  
 b: Texts from unpublished collection of George Herzog, Yanktonai
  
 c: Texts from Natalie Curtis "The Indians' Book", Teton
  
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Dakota stems, grammatically treated
n.d.; ca. 1935Slip file, ca. 800 slipsX8a.26

In Santee, Teton, and English. Stem file, alphabetically arranged; with key Freeman and Smith 842

Provenance: Donor, Ernst P. Boas, 1946

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: Slip file, ca. 800 slips

 Section 1: Alphabetical file
  
 Section 2
  
 Section 3
  
 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Dakota word lists, grammatically selected and treated
1935-1936TMs and AMs, 554L.X8a.27

Wide range of grammatical notes and lexica on Dakota and Lakota phonology, morphology (especially particular morphemes), syntax, language variation (including Yankton Dakota-Lakota comparisons), personal and place names. There is numbering on many pages, possibly indicating the order in which pages were microfilmed, although they mostly no longer appear sequentially. Most appears to be authored by Deloria (most typeset sections, some in the form of letters dated 1935-6), in response to requests from Boas, with arrangement, marginalia, and some handwritten sections (including on yellow slips) by Boas. Additional items include: correspondence from Annie Tiger, 1935 (Deloria's "social-kinship elder sister") in "Dakota-Teton" from Fort Yates, North Dakota; a comparative listing of northwest coast specimens; an essay by Boas on Wilhelm Wundt; and the following printed materials: Iapi Oaye LXV(1), 1936, a Dakota language missionary newspaper, printed in Santee, Nebraska  Report of the Assistance Rendered to German Schools by the Emergency Society for German and Austrian Science and Art and the German-American School Association (co-signed by Boas, used as notepaper) (1925)  Bonner Alemannen-Zeitung 17(6), 1936 Freeman and Smith 832

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 28

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 554L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Dictionary materials in Dakota and related languages
ca. 1935Slip file, 1,200 itemsX8a.28

In Santee and English. Handwritten slips by Boas; typewritten by Deloria. Reference numbers apparently to manuscript materials. Includes some related linguistic material Freeman and Smith 828

Provenance: Donor, Ernst P. Boas, 1946

General physical description: Slip file, 1,200 items

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Legends in Santee Dakota
1934TMs, 139L., 148L.X8a.29

In Santee and English. 16 folkloristic texts and four historical narratives of the Lake Dwellers [Mdewakatuwa] covering events from 1800 to 1934 in sequence. Complete in vol. 1, an autobiographical narrative from Philip Robinson, born ca. 1860 Freeman and Smith 847

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 31

General physical description: TMs, 139L., 148L.

 Volume 1: Santee Tales in Colloquial Santee
  

One text identifies Philip Robinson as the source.

 Volume 2: Notes on the Grammar and Literal and Free Translations
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Teton lexical file
n.d.ca. 2500-3000 p.X8a.30

Lexical file.

 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Teton forms, entered in S. R. Riggs, A Dakota-English dictionary
1890-1938?AMs, 685p.X8c.2

In Teton and English. Teton forms entered in pencil of copy of S. R. Riggs (1890), a Santee dictionary Freeman and Smith 851

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 31-32

General physical description: AMs, 685p.

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 Deloria, Ella Cara, 1889-1971.
Teton myths
1887-1888; 1937?TMs with MS. illus., approximately 3000 pgs.X8c.3

In Teton and English. Typed copy of manuscript texts collected by George Bushotter, and John Bruyier, 1888, for James Owen Dorsey, now in Bureau of American Ethnology library. Folkloristic and ethnographic materials. 151 texts with literal and free translations and notes; 107 texts in free translation only. 2 texts of John Bruyier (Nos. 189, 224) and autobiography of George Bushotter (No. 101). Images include pencil and ink sketches of masks, war bonnet, toys, flutes, in Part II, version 2. Freeman and Smith 852

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 32-33

General physical description: TMs with MS. illus., approximately 3000 pgs.

Other Descriptive Information: A full Table of Contents for this set of manuscripts is available.


Genre(s): Sketches.

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 Matthews, G. Hubert.
A phonemic analysis of a Dakota dialect
1954TMs, 13p.X8c.4

Based on the speech of one man whose parents were Yankton speakers and whose schoolmates were mostly Teton speakers Freeman and Smith 4205

General physical description: TMs, 13p.

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 Unidentified.
Teton songs
n.d.AMs, 2 notebooks.Pn3.7

A selection of a sequence of 148 song scores, originally identified as Kalapuya, some with texts. No translations. A version of Francis Densmore's Teton Sioux material. The handwriting is unidentified, but is not Densmore's, nor George Herzog's. Possibly connected to Ella Deloria's notes in "Dakota songs texts", item X8a.25, above. Corrected identification supplied by Judith Gray, Library of Congress, Federal Cylinder Project, November 21, 1985. Freeman and Smith 1867

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 47

General physical description: AMs, 2 notebooks.

 Notebook 1
  
 Notebook 2
  
 Deg Xit'an
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Reed, Thomas B..
Anvik notebook
1923 1 notebook ; 1 notebook (23 pages)Na.7

1 notebook of elicited words and phrases in Deg Xinag (or Deg Hit'an, Deg Hitan, Degexit'an), recorded with the speaker Thomas Reed of Anvik, Alaska, who Sapir met while Reed was at Camp Red Cloud in Pennsylvania in the summer of 1923.

Provenance: Gift of estate of Mary R. Haas, through Victor Golla and Philip Sapir, June 1998.

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 "Eskimo"
  

Other Descriptive Information: This section title, which appeared in earlier guides to this collection, is no longer in use, due to its pejorative nature in some regions, as well as its over-generality. The materials previously listed under this section title have been moved repsectively to the newly created Inuit, Iñupiat, and Yup'ik sections of this finding aid.

 Gwich'in
  
 Fredson, John, 1895-1945. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Gwich'in notebooks, Fort Yukon dialect
1923 5 notebook ; 5 notebooks (501 pages)Na.8

5 notebooks, containing extensive elicited words and phrases and several stories recorded as interlinear texts. They were recorded with the speaker John Fredson of Fort Yukon, Alaska, who Sapir met while Fredson was working at Camp Red Cloud in Pennsylvania in the summer of 1923.

Provenance: Gift of estate of Mary R. Haas, through Victor Golla and Philip Sapir, June 1998.

 Gwich'in notebook #1
1923 104 page(s)
 Gwich'in notebook #2
1923 105 page(s)
 Gwich'in notebook #3
1923 108 page(s)
 Gwich'in notebook #4
1923 106 page(s)
 Gwich'in notebook #5
1923 35 page(s)
 Haida
  
 Deans, James.
Haida ethnography
1893TMs, 91L.37

Materials intended to accompany exhibit of Haida houses in the ethnography section of the World's Columbian Exposition, 1893. Contains "The Haida"; "Order [of] Haidah Houses as they used to stand in Skidegate's Town ..."; "How the Haida dispose of their dead" -- 2 versions. The first document bears emendations by Franz Boas. Freeman and Smith 1533

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 3

General physical description: TMs, 91L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Haida lexicon
n.d.AMs, 185 slips.N1.1

Disorganized slips from various MS. texts. Some have English equivalents Freeman and Smith 1537

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General physical description: AMs, 185 slips.

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 Unidentified.
Haida lexicon
n.d.AMs, ca. 800 slips.N1.2

Haida-English file. Freeman and Smith 1539

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 2

General physical description: AMs, ca. 800 slips.

 Haeberlin, Herman Karl, 1890-1918.
Notes on the composition of the verbal complex in Haida
n.d.; 1915?AMs, 17L.N1.3

A critical reworking of a portion of Swanton's "Haida" article in Handbook of American Indian Languages, 1911.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 13

General physical description: AMs, 17L.

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 Swanton, John Reed, 1873-1958.
Haida texts
1900-1902TMs with AMs additions, 333 l.N1.4

Copies of texts obtained from Masset and Skidegate Haida, 1900-1902. Two texts have interlinear translation. Reference numbers refer to printed abstracts of Masset texts. Marginal comments by Franz Boas and Theresa M. Durlach. Freeman and Smith 1544 Printed, Swanton (1908) and (1905b); abstracts in Swanton (1905a).

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General physical description: TMs with AMs additions, 333 l.

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 Swanton, John Reed, 1873-1958.
Haida texts
1900-1901TMs, with MS. additions. 350L.N1.5

Haida stories recorded in 1900-1901 in the Skidegate dialect. These are typescripts of the original Haida versions of the stories appearing in translation in Swanton's Haida texts and myths, Skidegate dialect, 1905. There are marginal page and line references to the printed translations, probably made by Theresa M. Durlach, who cites these numbers in her work (1928). Freeman and Smith 1543

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General physical description: TMs, with MS. additions. 350L.

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 Durlach, Theresa. Swanton, John Reed, 1873-1958.
Haida grammatical notes and word list
1900-1911TMs and AMs, 127L.N1.6

English-Haida lexicon, ca. 1200 words; Haida-English lexicon, ca. 800 items. Also organized notes and word lists, a composite, based on 1900-1901 field work among Skidegate and Masset. Some work done by Theresa Durlach. Freeman and Smith 1542

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 13

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 127L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Haida lexicon
n.d.TMs and AMS, 342 cards.N1.7

Lexicon, alphabetical by Haida, principally Masset dialect. Reference numbers refer to Swanton manuscripts and publications. Freeman and Smith 1540

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General physical description: TMs and AMS, 342 cards.

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 Halkomelem
  

Related material: See also the "Chinook" section of this finding aid, which contains other Halkomelem notes in the item titled "Field notes on Chinookan and Salishan languages and Gitamat, Molala, and Masset."

Other Descriptive Information: This section was previously labelled as "Nanaimo (Snuneymuxw)." Retitled in June 2020 to reflect language common to the three communities where the note were made.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Nanaimo, Cowichan, and Lower Fraser materials
ca. 1890AMs, 85L. 28p.S2i.1

Some of the material translated in German. Contains English-Nanaimo vocabulary; Nanaimo texts with interlinear translation; Nanaimo vocabulary; Cowichan vocabulary; Nanaimo-Lower Fraser vocabulary. Freeman and Smith 2355

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 19

General physical description: AMs, 85L. 28p.

 Hokan
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Hokan-Siouan comparisons
1917-1925AMs, ca. 1300 cards and slips.H.3

Comparisons among various families of the Hokan-Siouan phylum. Dividers separate sections as follows: Hokan-Siouan (Yuki; Muskogean: Caddoan; Siouan; Hokan-type Coahuiltecan-Butiaba); Washo-Hokan; Hokan-Coahuiltecan; Yana-Hokan. Subdivided by stems, grammatical categories, and occasionally by meaning. Much of the Yana-Hokan published in "The Position of Yana in the Hokan Stock," UCPAAE 13, 1 (1917). Freeman and Smith 1550

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 7

General physical description: AMs, ca. 1300 cards and slips.

 Kroeber, A. L., (Alfred Louis), 1876-1960.
Hokan compared with various Middle and South American languages
1924AMs, 1L.H.4

Word lists of 21 English items with equivalents in Yuman, Hokan, Subtiaba, Xinca, Lenca, Chibcha, Guayom, Chibchan, Zoque, Mixe; taken from published and unpublished sources. Freeman and Smith 1549

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 9

General physical description: AMs, 1L.

 Hopi
  
 Whorf, Benjamin Lee, 1897-1941.
First report on Hopi
1933TMsS, 5L.U3a.1

Brief comment on phonemics, morphology, general and comparative remarks. Part of a letter to Edward Sapir. Freeman and Smith 1568

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMsS, 5L.

 Whorf, Benjamin Lee, 1897-1941.
The Hopi language
n.d.TMs cy, 59p.U3a.3

A grammatical sketch of the dialect of Mishongnovi pueblo. Freeman and Smith 4364

General physical description: TMs cy, 59p.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Hopi word list
1915AMs, 2 slips.U3a.4

21 items; Hopi with English equivalents. Freeman and Smith 1567

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: AMs, 2 slips.

 Whorf, Benjamin Lee, 1897-1941.
Hopi text
ca.1933-1941AMs, 9L.U3a.5

Text on marriage customs with interlinear translation and grammatical notes. Freeman and Smith 1569

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: AMs, 9L.

 Whorf, Benjamin Lee, 1897-1941.
Hopi verb classes
Feb. 7, 1934AMsS, 4L.U3a.6

Grammatical treatment. Freeman and Smith 1570

Provenance: Donor, Leslie Spier, 1957.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: AMsS, 4L.

 Huastec
  
 McQuown, Norman A..
Vocabulario Wasteko
1940TMs Cy, 6LM4.1

In Spanish-Huastec. List of ca. 150 Huastec equivalents. Freeman and Smith 1582

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 12

General physical description: TMs Cy, 6L

 Huave
  
 Radin, Paul, 1883-1959.
Huave-English dictionary
1932-1952AMs, 91LMz H.1

In Huave-English and Spanish. A dictionary based on texts in Radin (1929b) and on the author's field work of 1912-1913. Additions were made from Milton and Clara Warkentin (1952) by the author some time after 1952. Film copy made before these revisions. Freeman and Smith 1588

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.5, reel 5

General physical description: AMs, 91L

 Huichol
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Huichol vocabulary
1940AMs, 3 l.U7a.1

In Spanish-Huichol. Vocabulary list of 125 items. Freeman and Smith 1601

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: AMs, 3 l.

 Hupa
  
 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Field notes in California Athabascan languages
1902-1903; 1922AMs, 18 notebooks.Na.3

Pomo, Hupa, Kato, Wailaki, Sinkyone, Tolowa, and Nongatl texts, ethnographic and ethnohistoric materials. Freeman and Smith 1603 Cf. Goddard (1903b) and (1923).

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 42-43

General physical description: AMs, 18 notebooks.

 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Hupa text (South Fork of the Trinity)
n.d.; 1901-1908TMs Cy, 80L.Na20a.1

Interlinear text in duplicate, with free translation; another interlinear translated text in duplicate; a free translation of a third text. Freeman and Smith 1605

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 80L.

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 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Hupa materials
1903-1906AMs, 11 notebooks and loose sheets.Na20a.2

Texts, translations, historical accounts, paradigms, vocabulary lists, grammatical notes, ethnological notes. Some Wailaki text material included Freeman and Smith 1604 CfC: Goddard (1903b), (1904), (1905).

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 43

General physical description: AMs, 11 notebooks and loose sheets.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Hupa texts and slipfile
1927AMs, 11 notebooks of ca. 125 p. each; ca. 5,000 slips.Na20a.4

Hupa texts with English translation. Slip file is vocabulary with grammatical notes filed alphabetically Hupa-English. Freeman and Smith 4369 1607

General physical description: AMs, 11 notebooks of ca. 125 p. each; ca. 5,000 slips.

 Hupa texts, Notebook 01
1927 
 Hupa texts, Notebook 02
1927 
 Hupa texts, Notebook 03
1927 
 Hupa texts, Notebook 04
1927 
 Hupa texts, Notebook 05
1927 
 Hupa texts, Notebook 06
1927 
 Hupa texts, Notebook 07
1927 
 Hupa texts, Notebook 08
1927 
 Hupa texts, Notebook 09
1927 
 Hupa texts, Notebook 10
1927 
 Hupa texts, Notebook 11
1927 
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Hupa Indians
1923TMs with Ms, illus., 11 foldersNa20a.5

In Hupa and English. Typed copied of manuscript texts of notes on myths; doctors and medicine; birth, puberty, marriage and death; omens; material culture; villages and houses; names; cosmography and geography; warfare. Images include a map of Humboldt County, California and pencil sketches of decorative patterns.

General physical description: TMs with Ms, illus., 11 folders


Genre(s): Maps.; Sketches.

 Inuit
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Eskimo ethnographic notes from Baffinland
1885AMs, 54L.26

In German. Probably Boas' original Baffinland field notes. Includes brief vocabulary, texts, and ethnography. Freeman and Smith 1322

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 1

General physical description: AMs, 54L.

 Comer, George. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Eskimo folklore
1901-1907TMs and AMs, 68L., 18 drawings, 9 slips, 1 sheet32

Inuit drawings, include pencil sketches of fishing, Repulse Bay; notes on Inuit life; texts recorded directly in English. Obtained principally from Central Inuit by George Comer, an American whaler-trader. Letter to Boas from J. S. Mutch, a Baffinland whaler, 1906. Freeman and Smith 1323 Cf. Boas (1907)

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 68L., 18 drawings, 9 slips, 1 sheet


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Thalbitzer, William, 1873-1958.
Eskimo texts
1883-1929?AMs, 18L, 13p., notebookE1a.1

Probably Boas and Wm. Thalbitzer. Inuktitut texts and translations with occasional special vocabularies. Materials from Inuit at Hamilton Inlet (Labrador), Hudson Bay, and Cumberland Sound. Inuktitut syllabary is described; several texts in syllabary. Labrador material dated June, 1929, Thalbitzer. Freeman and Smith 1349 Cf. Boas (1889, 1894, 1897)

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General physical description: AMs, 18L, 13p., notebook

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Eskimo interlinear texts
1889?AMs Cy, 10L.E1a.2

Inuktitut texts with interlinear translations, some apparently dating back to 1889. Freeman and Smith 1346 Cf. Boas (1889, 1894, 1897)

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 7

General physical description: AMs Cy, 10L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Eskimo lexicon
1883?AMs, ca. 2900 slips and cardsE1a.3

In German-"Eskimo." Baffin Island Inuktitut lexicon organized by Inuktitut stem. Freeman and Smith 1347

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 5

General physical description: AMs, ca. 2900 slips and cards

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Eskimo songs
1889?AMs, 21L.E1a.4

Inuit song texts with translation. Freeman and Smith 1348 Cf. Boas (1889, 1894, 1897)

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 7

General physical description: AMs, 21L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Greenlandic materials
1936AMs, 150L.E1a.100

Rough notes used by the author in preparing his discussion of South Greenlandic (Inuit). Based on S. Kleinschmidt (1851), and (1871) Freeman and Smith 1355 Cf. Swadesh (1946)

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 7

General physical description: AMs, 150L.

 Iñupiat
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Comparative word list of Alaskan Eskimo [Iñupiat], Siberian Eskimo [Yupik], and Chukchee
1905AMs, 32L.E1.1

Ca. 1,200 items, arranged alphabetically by English with equivalents in parallel columns. Seward Peninsula and Point Barrow Iñupiaq, Siberian Yupik, and Chukchi. Freeman and Smith 1345

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 7

General physical description: AMs, 32L.

 Francis, Alfred G..
Kungmit Eskimo vocabulary
1935AMs, 18L.E1.2

Inupiatun terms collected for Boas at Kotzebue, Alaska. Occasional red and black pencil additions in phonetic script. Names of animals, terms of relationship, parts of the body, natural objects,etc. 300 items. Brief attempt at phonetic analysis. Freeman and Smith 1350

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 7

General physical description: AMs, 18L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Drawings for "Property Marks of Alaskan Eskimo"
1899AMs, 18 itemsE1a.5

Drawings from which the illustrations in Boas (1899) were reproduced. Freeman and Smith 4249

Provenance: Donor, Frederica de Laguna, Oct. 1964

General physical description: AMs, 18 items

 Iowa (Chiwere)
  
 Marsh, Gordon H.. Hahn, Frida. Small, Julia. Small, Robert.
Materials for a study of the Iowa Indian language
1930sAMs, ca. 1,000L., ca. 4,000 cards, ca. 75 bluebooks of 4L. each, several photographs.X4a.2

Cards are in three subdivided sections: parts of speech (containing cognates from Osage, Dakota, Santee, Teton, Ponca, Kansa, and Winnebago); English-Iowa; Iowa-English. Also included: Iowa texts with interlinear English translations; manuscript grammar of Ponca by Frida Hahn based on material in Dorsey (1890, 1891); grammatical notes on Winnebago taken from Lipkin (1945). Images include photographs, sections numbered 7, 19, of portraits, group and individual, with some native attire, dated 1936. All materials by Marsh, except for the Ponca grammar. Freeman and Smith 4178, 4232

Provenance: Donor, compiler (now Rev. Priestmonk Innocent), Aug. 1971

General physical description: AMs, ca. 1,000L., ca. 4,000 cards, ca. 75 bluebooks of 4L. each, several photographs.


Genre(s): Gelatin silver prints

 #1: Lexical files (Cards)
1930s 

Abstract: Contains three subdivided sections: parts of speech (containing cognates from Osage, Dakota, Santee, Teton, Ponca, Kansa, and Winnebago); English-Iowa; Iowa-English. Approx. 4000 card slips

 #2: Blue books
1930s 

Abstract: Two sets of short school blue books, containing texts, text analysis, word lists, and grammatical notes.

 Grammatical notes
  

45 short notebooks, each describing different features of the Chiwere language, with several containing vocabulary lists.

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 Texts and text analysis
  

27 notebooks containing texts, text inserts, and text analysis. Texts recorded with Robert Small and Julia Small.

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 #3: Iowa vocabulary
1930s 24 page(s)

Abstract: Iowa vocabulary, on legal pad. 24 pages.

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 #4: Iowa notebook
  1 notebook

Texts with interlinear gloss, free translation, and grammatical notes, from Robert Small and Julia Small.

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 #5: Kinship chart
circa 1936 
 #6: Letter, F. C. Orner to Gordon Marsh
June 28, 1936 
 #7: Photographs
circa 1936 

Abstract: Photographs of Iowa people, most from 1936, including Julia Small (as an adult and as a child), Robert Small, Jack Small, David Small, Ed (Elwood) Small (as a boy), Venie Durand, Gertrude Barnes, Rachel Green, Anna Bassett (as an adult and as a child), Wiley Springer, and an unidentified Oto boy. (18 photos)

 01. Small homestead near Perkins, Oklahoma
1936-07 
 02. Mrs. Julia Small
1936-09 
 03. Mr. Robert Small
1936-09 
 04. Jack Small, David Small, Robert Small?
  

On verso: "Here is a bunch of [?] members of the Sac and Fox and Iowas, from northern part of said state of Kansas [?]"; "Mr Robert Small, Perkins, Oklahoma"; "+ Mr. Small's 2 Brothers - Jack + David".

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 05. Gertrude Barnes at Shockley Studio, Carnegie, Oklahoma
  
 06. Venie Durand at Shockley Studio, Carnegie, Oklahoma
  
 07. Robert Small
1936-09 
 08. Ed (Elwood) Small and unidentified Otoe (Jiwere) boy
  
 09. Eroded arroyo, Oklahoma
1936-07 
 10. Julia Small
1936-09 
 11. Julia Small
  
 12. Anna Bassett and unidentified woman
  
 13. Anna Bassett
  
 14. Wiley Springer
  
 15. Anna Bassett
  
 16. Julia Small and Anna Bassett as children
  
 17. Anna Bassett
  
 18. Rachel Green and Anna Bassett
1936-09 
 Hahn, Frida.
#8-9: The Ponca Language
1930s 153 page(s)

Abstract: The Ponca Language, by Frida Hahn. Typescript manuscript of unpublished grammar.

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 #10: Texts
1936 121 page(s)

Abstract: Typescript of interlinear texts from Robert Small and Julia Small. Most or all appear identical to #11-16. Texts by Robert Small: The Ioway Community Hall, Community Hall, The Girls Go Fishing, The Funeral of Elsie (Springer) Big Soldier, The Iowa Treaty. Texts by Julia Small: The Giants Book 2, Texts My Grandmother Told, The Twins Lole and Waledwa, The Wanderer, The OUtcast Béneine. Previously catalogued as "Iowa Community Hall" (the name of one of the many texts present).

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 #11: Four texts: Iowa Community Hall; The Girls Go Fishing; The Funeral of Elsie (Springer) Big Soldier; The Iowa Treaty
1936 

Abstract: Four texts: "Iowa Community Hall"; "The Girls Go Fishing"; "The Funeral of Elsie (Springer) Big Soldier"; "The Iowa Treaty." Typescript interlinear translations. 10 pages.

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 #12: Text: "The Giants."
1936 

Abstract: Typescript interlinear translation. 18 pages.

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 #13: Text: "My Grandmother"
1936 

Abstract: Typescript interlinear translation. 12 pages. "This claims to be a true story in the life of Mrs. Small's Grandmother."

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 #14: Text: "The Twins: Lole and Walewda"
1936 

Abstract: Typescript interlinear translation. 30 pages.

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 #15: Text: "The Wanderer"
1936 

Abstract: Typescript interlinear translation. 23 pages.

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 #16: Text: "Béneiŋe: The Outcast"
1936 

Abstract: Typescript interlinear translation. 23 pages.

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 #17: Washew (Washo, Wašiw) material
1942-1947 42 page(s)

Abstract: Correspondence regarding research on Iowa-Oto and Washo. Correspondents include John R. Swanton, E. Charles D. Marriage of the Nevada State Library, Ruth Benedict, Walter Dyk, Robert Lowie, Grace Daughery. Followed by incomplete word lists, possibly Washo; research notes on plants; copy of The Voice, published by Tahoe Indian Parish, 1947; Washo plant names list; Northern Paiute fish names.

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 #18: Notes on Winnebago grammar
1930s 

Abstract: Notes on Winnebago gramamar, based on material from William Lipkind, and other miscellaneous notes on Iowa.

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 #19: Free translations (by Robert Small) of Iowa texts.
1936, 1951ca. 100 p.

Abstract: Typescript free translations (by Robert Small) of Iowa texts, with carbon copies, and a cutting from Life Magazine (November 12, 1951) depicting "Jimmy" at St. Joseph's Museum.

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 #20: Iowa grammar
1930s 

Abstract: Manuscript draft of an Iowa grammar, with additional linguistic notes. Approx. 200 pages.

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 #21: Miscellaneous comparative Iowa-Otoe notes.
1930s 

Abstract: Includes some Osage. Based on Dorsey and other material.

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 #22: Reprint of Boas and Deloria's "Notes on the Dakota, Teton Dialect"
1930s 

Abstract: Published in IJAL VII, 1932.

 Whitman, William.
A descriptive grammar of the Ioway Indian language
1936-1947TMs with MS. additions, 19 l.X4a.1

Based on field work with Robert Small (Ioway) and an Julia Small (Oto). Freeman and Smith 1631

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General physical description: TMs with MS. additions, 19 l.

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 Iroquois (Haudenosaunee)
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Iroquois notes
n.d.AMs, 3p.I1.1

Taken at Hull, Province of Québec. Verb forms. Freeman and Smith 1848

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General physical description: AMs, 3p.

 Hickerson, Nancy Parrott. Turner, Glen D.. Hickerson, Harold.
Material on Iroquois dialects
1950AMs and TMs, 191L. and 13 charts.I1.3

Field report, field notes, word lists, data on sound-recording procedures. Biographical data on informants among Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk, Tuscarora, and Cherokee. Cf. No.1834. Letter from Harold Hickerson to C. F. Voegelin, n.d., and magnetic tape recording, mimeo 9p. Freeman and Smith 1835 Cf. Hickerson, Turner, and Hickerson (1952).

Provenance: Donor, C. F. Voegelin, 1952.

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 191L. and 13 charts.

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 Isleta
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Isleta word list
n.d.;ca.1921AMs, 6L.T1b.1

Ca. 175 forms, principally plant names. Some lack English translations Freeman and Smith 1859

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General physical description: AMs, 6L.

 Kalapuya
  
 Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
Kalapuya ethnology
ca.1918TMs and AMS, 26L.40

Organized ethnographic notes, referring to texts [No. 1866]: names, history, religion, ornaments, shamanism, social organizations, customs, and two songs. Essay on concept of soul. Franz Boas, "The expressions for some religious concepts of the Kwakiutl Indians, " May 20, 1926 Freeman and Smith 1865 Printed (Boas article only), Boas (1927) [in German] and Boas (1940) [in English]: 612-618

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General physical description: TMs and AMS, 26L.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Sample of Atfalatin-Yamhalla dialect of Kalapuya
ca. 1928TMs, 1 l.Pn3.1

Text on marriage customs with interlinear and incomplete free translations. Freeman and Smith 1868 Cf. Angulo (1929) for discussion of field work.

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General physical description: TMs, 1 l.

 Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972. Angulo, Jaime de.
Atfalati Kalapuya semasiology
ca.1930TMs, 32L.Pn3.6

Word lists semantically arranged; explanatory table. ca. 450 items Freeman and Smith 1869

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General physical description: TMs, 32L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 188.
Kalapuya word lists and texts
1915-1930, esp. 1921AMs, 111L.Pn3.8

A miscellany, not positively identified. Some Kwakiutl, Tsimshian, Salish, and some southwestern materials (Keresan?) are included. Reference numbers to printed texts in word lists, but the system is not that used by Boas. Freeman and Smith 1870

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General physical description: AMs, 111L.

 Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
Kalapuya myths
ca. 1918TMs Cy, 141 l.Pn3.9

Folkloristic texts with free translations and a few interlinear translations. Utilizes Atfalati folklore and ethnographic materials gathered by A. S. Gatschet, 1877, and field work in 1913 and 1914. Notes Freeman and Smith 1866

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 141 l.

 Kalispel
  
 Giorda, Joseph.
Appendix to the Kalispel-English dictionary, compiled by the Missionaries of the Society of Jesus
1879TMs Cy, 36L.S1f.1

Typed copy of Giorda (1877-1879). Appendix. Also carbon copy. Both lack preface and pp. 35-36 of printed document. Freeman and Smith 1872

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 36L.

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 Post, John.
Kalispel grammar
ca. 1880TMs, 137L.S1f.2

A grammar, based in part on Giorda (18771879) and (1879), with an appendix which is, in part, a translation of Mengarini (1861). Apparently a copy prepared by Gladys A. Reichard in 1927 for the American Council of Learned Societies' Committee on American Native Languages.[Cf. No. 1910]. Freeman and Smith 1874

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General physical description: TMs, 137L.

 Unidentified.
Kalispel lexicon
n.d.AMs, ca.610 cards.S1f.3

Root forms; examples taken from Giorda (1877-1879). Freeman and Smith 1873

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General physical description: AMs, ca.610 cards.

 Karuk
  
 Harrington, John Peabody.
Karok grammar
ca. 1930TMs, 70L.H4.1

Incomplete. Sections on the numeral (methods of counting various things, arithmetical operations), interjections; the adjective, and free translation of a Karuk text. Freeman and Smith 1878 Cf. Harrington (1930):121.

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General physical description: TMs, 70L.

 Kathlamet
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kathlamet lexicon
1890-1894AMs, ca. 1500 slips.Pn4a.2

Lexical file arranged in part according to the English alphabet. Includes some Chinook; some Clackamas items. References to unknown texts. Freeman and Smith 1881

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General physical description: AMs, ca. 1500 slips.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kathlamet lexicon
1890-1894AMs, ca. 550 cards and 950 slips.Pn4a.3

Lexical file of forms with English equivalents. Part arranged alphabetically by English. Reference numbers apparently to field notes. Freeman and Smith 1880

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General physical description: AMs, ca. 550 cards and 950 slips.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kathlamet field notes
1894-1895AMs, 1 notebook.Pn4a.8

Texts with interlinear translation. Reference numbers to printed version. Freeman and Smith 1879 Printed in Boas (1901).

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook.

 Kato
  
 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Kato materials
1902; 1906AMs, 8 notebooks.Na20b.1

Collected by Goddard at Laytonville, California; includes typed copy of word list [cf. No. 1603 for Pome duplicate] and texts. Lexical items with translations; ethnographic and material culture notes. Freeman and Smith 1882 Cf. Goddard (1909), (1903a).

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

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General physical description: AMs, 8 notebooks.

 Kawaiisu
  
 Zigmond, Maurice L..
Kawaiisu phonetics and text
n.d.TMs Cy, 3L.U4b.1

Text with partial interlinear translation "Coyote and Fox." Brief sketch of phonemes, word types, accent, etc. Freeman and Smith 1883

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 3L.

 Keresan
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Keresan word list and linguistic notes
1919-1928TMs and AMS, 85L. 1 notebook.Ke1.1

Eight folders of Laguna and Cochiti grammatical, linguistic, folkloristic, and ethnographic materials Freeman and Smith 1886 Cf. Boas (1928b) and (1923) for printed versions of several texts.

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General physical description: TMs and AMS, 85L. 1 notebook.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Keresan lexical file
n.d.;ca.1925AMs, ca.8000 slips.Ke1.2

Keresan forms with English equivalents. References to Boas MS. materials. Arrangement not clear, although some slips are tied together and separated by color or heavy cardboard. Freeman and Smith 1885

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General physical description: AMs, ca.8000 slips.

 Kickapoo
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Kickapoo vocabulary
1940AMs, 2LA1c.1

In Kickapoo-Spanish. Collected in Mexico. Freeman and Smith 1888

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

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General physical description: AMs, 2L

 Kiowa
  
 Unidentified.
Kiowa text and word list
n.d.AMs, 6L.T2.1

Text and free translation; word list, Kiowa-English, 50 forms. Freeman and Smith 1889

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General physical description: AMs, 6L.

 Koasati
  
 Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996. Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Alibamu-Koasati and Creek vocabulary and texts
1934AMs, 1 notebook.G8b.1

Two pages of brief biographical details and locations of Koasati, Alibámu, and Chitimacha individuals. Name of one speaker of Biloxi (Jimmy Dorsey). Brief note on the death of Armojean Reon (Atakapas). Also includes 575-word Koasati-English word list from Jackson Langley, 1-page interlinear text given by Jackson Langley as letter to his sister, Louisa Cousin (or Carson), followed later by 2-page interlinear text giving Louisa's reply. Also includes mixed Chitimacha-French-English word list from Mrs. Sadie Dardin, and additional linguistic notes on Alabama and Koasati. Creek word list given by Nannie Scott, with 1 page of comparative Natchez terms. Pages 77-86 show signs of being cut out of the notebook. Freeman and Smith 1890

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook.

 Kutenai (Ktunaxa)
  
 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Folkloristic tales from the Salish area
1900-1920AMs, 19L.12

Recorded directly in English from Secwepemc ("Shuswap"), Syilx ("Okanagon"), and Ktunaxa ("Kutenai") people. Freeman and Smith 1893

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General physical description: AMs, 19L.


Subject(s): Secwepemc; Ktunaxa; Nlaka'pamux

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kutenai grammar
1914-1920?TMs and AMs, 242L.Ku.1

Grammatical sketch, list of forms, statements, kinship terms Freeman and Smith 1895 Cf. Boas (1918): 313-352.

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 242L.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kutenai texts with interlinear translations notebooks
1914AMs, 11 notebooks.Ku.2

Freeman and Smith 1899 Printed (some texts), Boas (1918). Cf. No. 1900 for copies.

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General physical description: AMs, 11 notebooks.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kutenai texts, with interlinear translations and word lists
1914AMs, 1 notebook.Ku.3

Linguistic notes and recopied versions of text from No. 1899 and No. 1901. Comparative table of contents prepared by John Yegerlehner (1959). Notes and kinship terms. Freeman and Smith 1900 Printed (most texts), Boas (1918).

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kutenai lexicon
n.d.; 1918?AMs, ca. 2500 cards and slips.Ku.4

References to published texts and list in Boas (1918). A few cards are Chukchee, according to Morris Swadesh. Freeman and Smith 1896

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General physical description: AMs, ca. 2500 cards and slips.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kutenai lexicon
n.d.: ca. 1918?AMs, 2, 000 cards and slips.Ku.5

Lexicon refers to texts and lists in Boas (1918). Freeman and Smith 1897

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General physical description: AMs, 2, 000 cards and slips.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kutenai texts (with interlinear translation), word lists, and grammatical notes
1914-1927AMs, 1 notebook of 281L.Ku.6

Material used by Boas in his publications (1918) and (1926), with references in latter to former. Freeman and Smith 1901

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook of 281L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kutenai word list
n.d.;1918?AMs, 39L.Ku.7

Kutenai-English vocabulary which is fuller than the list appearing in Boas (1918). Freeman and Smith 1902

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 40-41

General physical description: AMs, 39L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Lexicon
n.d.; 1918?AMs, ca.300 slips.Ku.8

English-Kutenai lexical file. Orthography different from that employed by Boas in publications. Freeman and Smith 1903

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General physical description: AMs, ca.300 slips.

 Chamberlain, Alexander F..
Dictionary of the Kootenay language
1891AMs, 35L.Ku.9

Part H, Kootenay-English. Based on 1891 field work. "A" to "Agk." Freeman and Smith 1906

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General physical description: AMs, 35L.

 Chamberlain, Alexander F..
Kutenai materials
n.d.; 1891?AMs and TMs, 262L., 4 slips. 6 notebooks.Ku.10

Kutenai lexicon, monograph on grammar, vocabulary, field notes on linguistics and physical anthropology. Upper and Lower Kutenai. Material on Chinook jargon and statements copied from Rev. Samuel Parker (1840). Images include photomechanical prints of weapons, dwellings, clothing. Freeman and Smith 1907

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 262L., 4 slips. 6 notebooks.


Genre(s): Photomechanical prints

 Post, John.
Abstracts from Kutenai grammar
nineteenth century; 1927?TMs, 13L.Ku.11

Prepared by Gladys Reichard for the American Council of Learned Societies. Includes a comparison of dialects from Dayton Creek, near Flathead Lake (Ksanka dialect), with those from Bonner's Ferry, Idaho (Akuklalgo dialect). Various Ksanka and Akuklalgo equivalents for English phrases appropriate to missionary work. Freeman and Smith 1910

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General physical description: TMs, 13L.

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 Garvin, Paul L..
Kutenai file-field notes
1947AMS, 791 slipsKu.13

Slips for phrases from No. 1908, organized with references to informant and book in No. 1908 by initial, number of book, and page number. Freeman and Smith 1909

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General physical description: AMS, 791 slips

 Garvin, Paul L..
Kutenai field notes, taken from various informants
1947AMS, 66 notebooks.Ku.14

Phrases taken from Lower Kutenai at Bonner's Ferry, Idaho; Cranbrook, B.C.; Creston, B.C.; and Elmo, Montana. Interlinear translation of phrases. Used in No. 1909. Freeman and Smith 1908. Notebooks appear in the following order, grouped by consultant:

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General physical description: AMS, 66 notebooks.

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 Canestrelli, Phillippo.
Grammar of the Kutenai language
1894TMs (translation), 317L.Ku.15

Translation of Canestrelli (1894). Includes annotations by Franz Boas. Freeman and Smith 1904 Printed, Canestrelli (1926) with annotations by Boas.

Provenance: Donor, C. F. Voegelin, 1947.

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General physical description: TMs (translation), 317L.

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 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Traditions and information regarding the Tonaxa
1913AMs and TMs, 15p. 8L.Ku.16

Remarks on the Tonaxa language, words and phrases; data from several sources as to origins, habitat, and disappearance of the Tonaxa. Begins with "Words, and phrases of the old Kootenay Tonáxa dialect from Kiēunałîpeł 'Many Killed,' an old woman of the Tobacco Plains band, Upper Kootenay tribe, aged I should judge about 70 years." Includes typed manuscripts adapted from these notes, published as 'Traditions and information regarding the Tonáxa,' American Anthropologist 32 (1930): 625-632. Freeman and Smith 1894

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 15p. 8L.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kutenai miscellaneous grammatical notes
n.d.AMs and TMs, 102p.Ku.17

An incomplete grammar, devoted principally to verb forms, nouns, and pronouns. A section on numerals is printed in Boas (1926). Freeman and Smith 1898 Cf. Canestrelli (1926) and Boas (1926).

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 102p.

 Kwakiutl (Kwakwaka'wakw)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl folklore and ethnography
1935TMs Cy, 176p.14

Kwakiutl ethnography compiled by Boas from George Hunt MS. materials, with page references to Hunt materials and publications. Freeman and Smith 1918 Cf. No. 1917

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 176p.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
List of Northwest Coast material culture objects
1920AMs, 600 cards.16

Reference numbers to catalogue of unnamed museum. Some names written phonetically and translated. (Note added in March 2023: Appears to be predominatly Kwakwaka'wakw, thus moved from "Northwest Coast" section of this finding aid.) Freeman and Smith 2430

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General physical description: AMs, 600 cards.

 Averkieva, Julia, 1907-1980.
Kwakiutl autobiography
1930TMs and AMs, 128L.20

Stories and notes on a wide variety of topics in English recorded from multiple consultants, primarily women, at Fort Rupert and Alert Bay. The consultants are Charlie James, Mrs. Walas, Mrs. Sam Hunt, Bob Wilson, Mrs. Bob Wilson, Mrs. George Hunt, Mary Hunt, and Xemahodayukwa.  Most of the stories are autobiography. Topics include the following: a children's story, puberty ceremonies, marriages (including general customs and personal experiences), dances, twins, pregnancy, childbirth, shamans or healers, witchcraft, wars. Other notes include information on the fishing calendar, payments received for fishing, common provisions and types of meals for different seasons, prices for provisions and goods, incomes, costs of feasts, explanation of oolichan grease and grease feasts, explanations of designs on a box, how to make cedar bark baskets, capes, and hats; and how to make spruce root baskets. Many of the stories and notes mention (sometimes briefly) relations or connections to various other Kwakwaka'wakw tribes.   Former description: "Field notes obtained at Alert Bay and Fort Rupert. Personal documents concern ethnography: culture and folklore."  Freeman and Smith 1912

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 128L.


Subject(s): Koskimo; Gusgimukw; Ma'amtagila; Kwagu'ł; Ha'xwamis; Awa'etłala; Mamalilikala; Da'naxda'xw; Kwikwasutinuxw; 'Namgis

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Abstracts of Kwakiutl tales
n.d.TMs Cy, 172 l., 201 l.21

Abstracts of tales found in various Boas publications, with references to original in margin. Carbon and original have some pages not found in the other. Freeman and Smith 1913

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 172 l., 201 l.


Subject(s): 'Namgis; Xuyalas; Kwagu'ł; Gwasala

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Hunt, George.
Kwakiutl ethnographic materials
1918-1926TMs and AMs, 234L. 3 photos.28

Relates to gathering, preservation, and preparation of foods. TMs from Hunt MS. material, with marginal references to Hunt MS.; some Hunt MS. pages; music scores. Includes two letters of George Hunt to Boas, 1925-1926. Freeman and Smith 1915

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 234L. 3 photos.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl ethnographic notes
1918-1931TMs and AMs, 341L.29

Continuation of material in No. 1915 suprcl. Typed transcripts from Hunt MS. Miscellaneous notes on linguistics, material culture, etc. Texts. Images include photographs of skull form, cyanotypes, pencil sketches of Bella Coola houses. Includes letter of George Hunt to Boas, 1931. Freeman and Smith 1916

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 341L.


Genre(s): Gelatin silver prints; Sketches.; Cyanotypes

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Hunt, George.
Kwakiutl ethnographic materials
1900-1931TMs and AMs, 446L.31

Primarily consists of manuscripts by George Hunt on a wide range of topics, many in Kwak'wala with interlinear English, some English-only. Includes origin stories of the "Naxalkem" (Nuxalk?), "half Balbala" (Heiltsuk?), and GuLaiyaidox tribes; origin stories, histories, and notes on marriages of several Kwakwaka'wakw tribes; Kwak'wala vocabulary (with some comparisons of different dialects), names, and terminology for seeds, foods, birds, place names, and types of personal names among Kwagu'ł 'na'mima; Heiltsuk (and possibly some Wuikinuxv) phrases and personal names; explanations of traditional foods and crafts; and background on carvings and other aspects of pole raised to Hunt's maternal grandmother at Kadukguka ("Tongass Village") that was later removed to Seattle.  Also includes 9 letters from Hunt to Boas: 1900, 1903, 1908, 1924, 1927, 1928, 1929 (2), and 1931.  Materials in Boas's hand are notes, some used in prepareation for "The Kwakiutl of Vancouver Island," (Memoirs of the AMNH ; [v. 8, pt. 2], 1909.) Also includes material sent by Boas to Hunt for review and correction, primarily regarding Kwak'wala language terms and spelling. Table of contents available on request. (Corresponds to Freeman and Smith guide #1927)

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 446L.

Other Descriptive Information: Folder 1 contains Nuxalk and Heiltsuk histories.


Genre(s): Maps.; Sketches.

Subject(s): Nuxalk Indians; Heiltsuk Indians; Bella Coola Indians; Tlingit Indians; Dzawada'enuxw; Comox Indians; Awa'etłala; 'Namgis; Ma'amtagila; Kwagu'ł; Koskimo; 'Nak'waxda'xw; DEnaxdax; Gusgimukw; Da'naxda'xw

 Map of Fort Rupert area and its Indian names and meaning
Undated 

Hand-drawn map by George Hunt of Fort Rupert area with Kwak'wala names of numerous locations with English translation. Located in ACLS Item 31, folder 3.

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 Hunt, George.
History of twenty coppers from Alert Bay
n.d. (1924?)TMs, 137p. (and copy), 21pl.44

This item is three folders. The first and second folder are apparently identical manuscripts, labeled "A" and "B" copies. "B" has more significant marginalia. A note by Marie-Lucie Tarpent (from February 1992) says that "B appears to be the original. Interlinear retranscriptions in pencil seem to be by Boas. Note in Sapir's hand on 1st page." Tarpent's note also indicates that the first 15 pages of manuscript is a transcript of "Growing-up-like-one-who-has-a-grandmother," a Nisga'a story published in Tsimshian Text (1902) (see first page comment). Also includes critical comment by J. D. Leechman. Remainder of manuscript are typescript of pages by George Hunt, detailing history of Kwakwaka'wakw coppers, and there are inventories of the coppers at the end of copy B. The third folder is photographs of the coppers. Freeman and Smith 1932

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General physical description: TMs, 137p. (and copy), 21pl.


Genre(s): Gelatin silver prints

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Remarks on masks and ceremonial objects of the Kwakiutl
circa 1924TMs with MS. emendations, 28L.58

An unpublished article of Boas which amplifies and corrects explanations of specimens illustrated in "The Social Organization and Secret Societies of the Kwakiutl Indians." References to figures and plates in that work. Boas provides information on ownership and more accurate information on use based on subsequent field trips. Includes letter from John Swanton to Boas, June 18, 1924. Freeman and Smith 1926 Cf. Boas (1897).

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General physical description: TMs with MS. emendations, 28L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Miscellaneous anthropological notes
n.d.AMs, 22L.73

Incomplete essay on Kwakiutl dances (Boas). Notes [Wakashan comparison], E. Sapir. Museum items listed by J. A. Teit. Description and sketch of cranium found in 1886 near Victoria, B.C. (prepared for World's Columbian Exposition) Includes photographs of Catawba, fragments of 16 mm film. Freeman and Smith 1928

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General physical description: AMs, 22L.


Genre(s): Sketches.; Gelatin silver prints

 Unidentified.
Kwakiutl personal names
n.d.AMs, ca. 375 slips.W1a.1

75 Kwak'wala names with English translation; 100 untranslated. Contains page references indicating compilation from Franz Boas publication, though the handwriting is not that of Boas nor George Hunt. Freeman and Smith 1942

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General physical description: AMs, ca. 375 slips.

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 Unidentified. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Personal names
n.d.AMs, 20 cards.W1a.2

"Apparently Kwakiutl; mostly untranslated." Handwriting of the main entries unidentified. Some slips contains translations or other notes in Boas's handwriting. Freeman and Smith 1953

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General physical description: AMs, 20 cards.

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 Hunt, George. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl materials
circa 1895-1933AMs and TMs, 1720L.W1a.3

Predominantly consists of manuscripts by George Hunt sent to Boas, generally in response to specific questions and research interests communicated by Boas. See detailed Table of Content below for full information. (See Franz Boas Papers, inventory (H), for letters between Boas and Hunt, many of which refer to materials sent below.)  Includes the following: Handwritten and typewritten lists of portions of Hunt's manuscripts; manuscripts on dances, ceremonies, and speeches witnessed by Boas during the 1894 winter ceremonial at Fort Rupert; Kwak'wala word, phrase, and sentence lists, most entirely by Hunt, with some sent by Boas for review and correction by Hunt. Some word lists compare Kwagu'ł way of speaking with 'Nak'waxda'xw and Gusgimukw ways of speaking; plant names in Kwak'wala, English, and Latin, some with information on uses of the plants, names for stars, weather phenomena; traditional stories, including histories of several Kwakwaka'wakw tribes, nEmemot, and individual people; 13 letters from Hunt to Boas; explanations of traditional food gathering, hunting, trapping, food preparataion, traditional crafts, and related activities; Kwak'wala for different kinds of chiefs, ranks, positions, terms of relationship; hand-drawn maps of Fort Rupert in 1866 and 1919; explanations of rules for ceremonial obligations; explanation of a Tlingit copper; Extensive corrections, criticisms, and additions to "The Social Organization and Secret Socieities of the Kwakiutl Indians" (1897), most with reference to page numbers in the original publication; brief account of Nuu-chah-nulth ceremonies; songs of various kinds, most relating to winter dances. Full table of contents available on request. (Corresponds to Freeman and Smith entry #1941)

Processing information: Pages 33-34 located in Franz Boas unprocessed papers in 2022, and reunited with this collection.

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 1720L.


Subject(s): Koskimo; Oowekeeno Indians; Kwikwasutinuxw; Gusgimukw; Da'naxda'xw; DEnaxdax; Heiltsuk Indians; 'Nak'waxda'xw; 'Namgis; Dzawada'enuxw; Tlingit Indians; Mamalilikala; Tłatłasikwala; Nuu-chah-nulth; Ma'amtagila; Ławit'sis; Wuikinuxv; Kwagu'ł

 DIgging clover roots
1929 
 Three rooted clover
1929 
 Digging for lupin roots
1929 
 Hunt, George.
Steam cooked smoked clams
1926 

Interlinear text in Kwak'wala and English. Written down by Hunt and sent to Boas in April 1926. Located in ACLS Item W1a.3, part 3, folder 2.

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 Hunt, George.
Preserving horse clams for winter food
1926 

Interlinear text in Kwak'wala and English. Written down by Hunt and sent to Boas in April 1926. Located in ACLS Item W1a.3, part 3, folder 2.

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 GwāxElał hired by L!ałEɛyëgElis mother to cut salmon
1928 
 Mountain lion or panther
1928 
 Kinship terms
1918 
 Different ways of saying the word "paddling a canoe," "house," and "take"
  
 Word lists comparing Kwagu'ł with 'Nak'waxda'xw and Gusgimukw
Undated 
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl music and songtexts
n.d.AMs, 1 notebook. 12pW1a.4

Contains music with and without text. Freeman and Smith 1919

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook. 12p

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl personal names
n.d.AMs, 184 slips.W1a.5

File of names classified by stems and some by suffixes. Freeman and Smith 1943

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General physical description: AMs, 184 slips.

 [Kwakiutl social organization]
  W1a.7 (identifier and physical location retained; item now in listed Tsimshian section)

Other Descriptive Information: This item was misidentified as "Kwakiutl social organization" cards by Franz Boas. They are Tsimshian names, and the cards appear to be in the handwriting of William Beynon. This correct listing is now found at the end of the Tsimshian section of the finding aid.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl songs
1922-1930AMs and TMs, 572L.W1a.8

MS. song texts with 80p. typescript and carbon. Musical scores, transcribed by Kolinski. References to recordings. Freeman and Smith 1921

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 572L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl texts
1893-1897AMs, 1 notebook, ca. 110p.W1a.9

Contains texts, including some song texts with interlinear translation and notes on vocabularies; list of phonograph cylinders and list of items which have been published. See Boas (1935):238-240; 221-225. Derived from Hunt MS., but rewritten by dictation to Boas (in notebook). Freeman and Smith 1945 rinted, Boas (1897):665-686.

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook, ca. 110p.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl texts
1894-1895AMs, 7 notebooks.W1a.10

Contains texts with some interlinear translations. A few brief Haida texts. A few songs with 1 sheet of musical scores and texts. Some shorthand notes. Material was in part recorded at the Chicago World Columbian Exposition. End of notebook 6 includes comparative word lists of Cahuilla, Serrano, Luiseño and Kumeyaay (Kumiai, Diegueño), also recorded from Native attendees of the Chicago World Columbian Exposition. Freeman and Smith 1946

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General physical description: AMs, 7 notebooks.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Hunt, George.
Maps of Vancouver Island and mainland, with Kwakiutl place names
circa 1920s-1930sMaps, 5 itemsW1a.11

Contains 3 whole maps and 1 additional map in two panel fragments. One map is hand-drawn on blueprint paper and corresponds to a portion of Map 21, "Garden Beds of the Nimkish" in Boas's "Geographical names of the Kwakiutl Indians" (1934). There are two copies of the 1887 Dawson geological map of Vancouver Island ("Geological and Natural History Survey of Canada." By George M. Dawson, D.S., F.G.S. First Edition, 1887. Scale 1:506,880.). Each of the two copies has unique handwritten annotations, circa 1920s by George Hunt, of Kwakwaka'wakw place names, or numbers corresponding to some of the places names listed in "Geographical Names of the Kwakiutl Indians," circa 1920s. One of these maps includes a detailed view of Nimpkish Lake with annotated place names. The fourth map consists of two panel fragments and smaller individual fragments from an unidentified larger printed map. One panel corresponds to the area running roughtly from Courtenay to Campbell River on the eastern coast of Vancouver Island and contatins no annotations. The other corresponds to the area of roughly the northern half of Bute Inlet and the northern half of Knight Inlet, with Hunt's place name annotations only in the Knight Inlet area. Some of the annotations are cut off at the edge of this fragment. Additional small fragments contain some highly cut-off annotations. One of these can be matched to a central section of Knight Inlet, and another to the area of Mt. Everard, west of the north end of Knight Inlet.

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General physical description: Maps, 5 items


Subject(s): Awa'etłala; Da'naxda'xw; 'Namgis; Nimpkish

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Hunt, George.
Personal names in Kwakiutl
1925AMs and TMS, part Cy, 328L.W1a.12

Index of Kwakwaka'wakw personal names, clan and tribe names, and names of places, house posts, canoes found in some of Boas and Hunt publications and manuscripts. The names are ordered according to Boas's method of alphabetizing Kwak'wala. In his spelling system, the order is: E // a // ä // e (i) // y // â // o (u) // w // h // b // p // p! // m // d // t // t! // s // dz // ts // ts! // n // g' // k· // k·! // gu (gw) // ku (kw) // k!u (k!w) // g // q // q! // l // ł // L // L (with dot below) // L!. The index gives references to published and manuscript sources with a letter code and the page and line number where the name is found in that source. The letter codes are: S = Indianische Sagen von der Nord-Pacifischen küste Amerikas (A. Asher and Co, 1895); M = The Social Organization and the Secret Societies of the Kwakiutl Indians (U.S. National Museum, 1897); III = Kwakiutl Texts (Publications of the Jesup North Pacific Expedition, Volume III, 1902-1905); X = Kwakiutl Texts, Second Series (Publications of the Jesup North Pacific Expedition, Volume X, 1906); C = Kwakiutl Tales (Columbia Contributions to Anthropology, Volume III, 1910); R = Contributions to the Ethnology of the Kwakiutl (Columbia University Press, 1925); no letter code given = George Hunt manuscript.  Freeman and Smith 1949

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General physical description: AMs and TMS, part Cy, 328L.

 Personal names in Kwakiutl
1925 259 page(s)
 Names of places, house posts, canoes
1925 37 page(s)
 List of names of clans and tribes
1925 14 page(s)
 Notes on shamanism
1925 22 page(s)

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl and Koskimo notes
n.d.AMs, 75L.W1a.13

English text written by a native Koskimo with continuation by Boas. Boas' shorthand notes on backs of pages. Freeman and Smith 1914

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General physical description: AMs, 75L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl personal names and place names
n.d.AMs, ca. 1,200 slips.W1a.14

Collected by Boas and others. Freeman and Smith 1944 Printed (in part), Boas (1934).

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General physical description: AMs, ca. 1,200 slips.

 Hunt, George.
Kwakiutl ethnographic materials
1926-1928AMs and TMs, 143L.W1a.15

Materials relating to seating; genealogies; houses; food and cooking; burial and magic. Song texts included. Three letters, Hunt to Boas, December 7, 1926; June 4 and June 15, 1928, enclosing manuscript material. Freeman and Smith 1933

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 143L.

 Hunt, George.
"How the Salmon Came into the World" (Gop'inuxw text)
August 1894AMs, 6L.W1a.16

Formerly titled as simply "Kwakiutl texts." Contains one Gopinuxw (Gop'enôx) story, with interlinear English translation. Freeman and Smith 1952

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General physical description: AMs, 6L.


Subject(s): Gop'inuxw

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Note on Kwakiutl negative forms
n.d.ALS, 1L.W1a.17

Undated letter to Boas. Freeman and Smith 1955

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General physical description: ALS, 1L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl grammar
1948TMs, 950L.W1a.18

Phonology, morphology, syntax with appendices on Newettee dialect, Bella Bella. Dictionary of suffixes. Freeman and Smith 1939

Provenance: Donor, Mrs. Helene Boas Yampolsky, 1948. Printed, Boas (1947).

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General physical description: TMs, 950L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Hunt, George. Yampolsky, Helene.
Kwakiutl ethnographic texts with translation
circa 1920s-1931, 1946TMs, 742L.W1a.19

Conversations, speeches, historical accounts, narrations about hunting and other traditional lifeways. This section is in Kwak'wala only. These materials were recorded by George Hunt from numerous Kwak'wala speakers, and translated by Hunt and Franz Boas. The manuscript was donated by Helene Boas Yampolsky in 1946 and appears to have been typed up by her. Freeman and Smith 1938

Provenance: Donor, Mrs. Helene Boas Yampolsky, 1946.

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General physical description: TMs, 742L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
List of Kwakiutl manuscripts by George Hunt in Columbia University library
1942TMs Cy, 15L.W1a.20

A list giving contents, whether published or translated, for pages of Hunt, 1-5850 (some omissions). Unpublished pages listed as "phototyped." Carbon copy of an earlier list with notation that unprinted items are to be photographed. Freeman and Smith 1923

Provenance: Donor, Mrs. Helene Boas Yampolsky, 1946

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 15L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Yampolsky, Helene.
Kwakiutl dictionary, ed. by Helene Boas Yampolsky
1948TMs, part Cy, 453L.W1a.21

An alphabetical listing of forms according to the Kwakiutl; detailed discussions of meanings. A companion to the grammar, No. 1939. Freeman and Smith 1937

Provenance: Donor, Zellig S. Harris, 1948

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General physical description: TMs, part Cy, 453L.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl lexical file
n.d.AMs, ca. 3000 cards and slips.W1a.22

Some of the cards are arranged for grammatical analysis. References are to published Kwakiutl materials Freeman and Smith 1940

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General physical description: AMs, ca. 3000 cards and slips.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Koskimo lexicon
n.d.AMs, ca. 1,700 slips, 500 slips.W1a.24

Unorganized lexical file, many slips having only the English Freeman and Smith 1936

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General physical description: AMs, ca. 1,700 slips, 500 slips.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl ethnology; transcription by Ruth Bryan under the direction of Marian W. Smith
1951TMs Cy, 759 p.W1a.25

A transcription of unpublished Boas ethnological writings on Kwakiutl games, medicine, gestures, shamanism, marriage, supernatural and ritualism, songs, ceremonials, etc. Marginal references to various Boas publications for field data. Transcript made by Ruth Bryan, former secretary to Franz Boas. Result of Library of APS Phillips Fund Grant to American Ethnological Society. Freeman and Smith 1917

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 759 p.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Nootka-Kwakiutl
n.d.AMs, 3 notebooks.W1a.27

Stems, suffixes, and phonology. Freeman and Smith 1954

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1951

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General physical description: AMs, 3 notebooks.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Kwakiutl notebooks
ca. 1900AMs, 1 bound vol. 515p.W1a.28

Textual, linguistic, ethnologic materials. Freeman and Smith 1948

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General physical description: AMs, 1 bound vol. 515p.

 Laguna
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Keresan vocabulary, notes, and text
n.d.; ca. 1921AMs, 4 l.Ke1.3

Contains (1) Laguna text, published with changed phonetic symbols as Boas (1925b) pt. 2:200-202 [cf. No. 1961]. (2) Kinship terms in unidentified language with discussion in German. (3) Laguna paradigms, 41 forms in 11 groups, each group identified by an English word or phrase. Freeman and Smith 1957

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General physical description: AMs, 4 l.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Laguna lexicon
n.d.; ca.1925AMs, ca.1500 slips.Ke2.2

References to Laguna materials. Co-author not named. Freeman and Smith 1959

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General physical description: AMs, ca.1500 slips.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Laguna lexicon
1919-1921AMs, 100 slips.Ke2.3

Based on field notebooks. Freeman and Smith 1958

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General physical description: AMs, 100 slips.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Laguna word lists and texts
n.d.; 1919-1925?TMs and AMs, 389L.Ke2.4

13 folders of materials, Keresan, Laguna, and Cochiti word lists, grammatical notes, and texts. Freeman and Smith 1961 Cf. Boas (1925b) for printing of some texts.

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 389L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Laguna word lists, paradigms, and texts
1919-1922AMs, 24 notebooks.Ke2.5

Original field notes, some in shorthand. Freeman and Smith 1960

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General physical description: AMs, 24 notebooks.

 Lenca
  
 Schuller, Rudolph.
The linguistic chart of El Salvador (Central America)
1928TMs, 11L.AM2

Places the focus of the Lenca center in the eastern section of El Salvador (Departamentos de San Vicente, San Miguel, La Union, Morazan), according to the geographical nomenclature collected from official and other reliable sources in El Salvador Freeman and Smith 1962

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General physical description: TMs, 11L.

 Lillooet (St'at'imcets)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Salish notes
1910TMs, 9L.19

St'at'imc ("Lillooet") and other Salish ethnographic material, copied from field notes (perhaps those of J. A. Teit). Freeman and Smith 1964

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General physical description: TMs, 9L.


Subject(s): St'at'imc

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Lillooet vocabulary
1910AMs, 22p 11L.S1a.1

A collection of word lists in the St'at'imcets ("Lillooet") language pertaining to a broad range of topics: "Shuswap & Lillooet words required for compilation of vocabularies" (including some Nlaka'pamuctsin); "Names of places, villages, &c."; "Names of implements, manufactures, materials used for do."; "Verbs"; "Names of houses, lodges, rooms, parts of lodges, household utensils and furnishings, baskets, mats, bags &c"; "Names of articles of clothing, ornaments, styles of hairdressing, painting, tattooing &c."; "Phrases"; "Names of varieties of food, roots, berries, plants, trees"; "Names of canoes, snowshoes"; "Names of weapons, games, tings used in games &c."; "Seasons, months, natural phenomena, &c"; "Titles, personal names, names in connection with social organization, festivals, social customs &c"; "Names in connection with birth, childhood, puberty, marriage, death, relationship"; "Names in connection with religion, mythology, spirit land, shamanism"; "Numerals, adverbs, prepositions, adjectives, &c."; "Animals, birds, fishes, insects, reptiles"; "Implements used in processing food"; "Terms of relationship, parts of body, &c"; and "Substanterials" listing suffixes.

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General physical description: AMs, 22p 11L.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Lillooet vocabulary
1910AMs, 6L.S1a.2

St'at'imcets (Lillooet) word and phrase lists arranged roughly by semantic categories. Final scanned page consists of four fragments placed in an undetermined order.

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General physical description: AMs, 6L.

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 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Lower and Upper Lillooet
1914AMs, 2L.S1a.3

Basic St'at'imcets ("Lillooet") language word list, for Upper and Lower varieties, given by consultants Ignace Jacob (Yisp, Lower Lillooet), Chief Jim (Aidêˊsq!t, Upper Lillooet), and Tommy Adolph (Yimentcútu, Upper Lillooet), and recorded by Edward Sapir.

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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General physical description: AMs, 2L.

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 Linguistics, General
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
Proposal of a compromise system for the fonetic [sic] transcription of language
n.d., ca. 1930AMs, 135L.1

Freeman and Smith 1972

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 1

General physical description: AMs, 135L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
The relation of American Indian linguistics to general linguistics
1933?TMs Cy, 7p.63

Discusses the importance of American Indian linguistics for studies of diffusion in phonetics and morphology, as well as for the advantages to be derived from variety in analysis of languages, emphasizing the doubtfulness of an easy relationship of cultural and linguistic forms, giving perspective on features of Indo-European and Semitic languages, and for field-work training. Freeman and Smith 2064 Printed, Sapir (1947).

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: TMs Cy, 7p.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Bloomfield, Leonard, 1887-1949. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Committee for American Indian languages. Materials for an information bulletin on Indian language study
1938TMs and AMs, 200L.AN2

Materials relating to possible formation of learned society devoted to American Indian languages. Includes lengthy report. See abbreviated report, American Council of Learned Societies Bull. 29 (1939): 105-120. Freeman and Smith 1977

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 5

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 200L.

 Whorf, Benjamin Lee, 1897-1941.
Macro-Penutian
1936TMs Cy, 1L.P1.1

Outline arrangement of Penutian, Sahaptian, Uto-Aztecan, Mayan, Tanoan-Kiowa, Totonac (?), and Zuni (?), together with sub-entries. Freeman and Smith 2068

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: TMs Cy, 1L.

 Mahican
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Mohican lexical materials
1939TMs and Cy, 30 l.A1k.1

Field work done in 1937 and 1938. Discussion of historical sources, phonetics, morpho-phonology, historical phonology, as well as vocabulary of letter "W" in Mohican compiled from printed and field sources. Freeman and Smith 2081 Cf. Hockett (1946):244, note, for reference to this collection.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: TMs and Cy, 30 l.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Mohican lexical file
1937AMs, ca. 6100slips.A1k.2

Contains Mohican lexical items arranged phonetically, items from liturgical literature as well as books used in the translation of the same. Freeman and Smith 2080

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 2-3

General physical description: AMs, ca. 6100slips.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Interlinear translations of Mohican liturgical literature
1939-1944TMs and AMs, 170L.A1k.3

Catechism, prayers, and copies of printed material on Stockbridge and Hudson River Indians in Prince (1905) and Prince (1903). Freeman and Smith 2082

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 170L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Mohican field notes
1937-1938TMs and AMs, 86L. and 1 notebook.A1k.4

Contains lexical items obtained from Wisconsin Stockbridge Indians; folder of miscellaneous historical material; lexical lists, and a narrative biography in English. Freeman and Smith 2083

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 86L. and 1 notebook.

 Maidu
  
 Uldall, Hans J..
Maidu folkloristic texts
ca. 1930TMs and AMs, 427L.P2.1

71 southern Maidu (Nisenan) texts with interlinear and free translations. Notes. Text 19 at end is complete with grammatical analysis. Instructions to printer. Linguistic and cultural notes. Sponsored by American Council of Learned Societies' Committee on American Native Languages. Freeman and Smith 2085 Cf. Preston (1950) and Uldall (1954).

Restrictions on Access: This material has been designated as potentially culturally sensitive. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is restricted. Please consult the Manuscripts Department for more information.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 18

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 427L.

 Uldall, Hans J..
Maidu grammar
ca. 1930TMs, 102L.P2.2

Southern Maidu grammar; verb morphology, suffixes expressing concrete relations, anaphoric stems, verbal theme, grammatical processes, the verb, gender, cases, Roman numerals refer to texts in No. 2085. Sponsored by American Council of Learned Societies' Committee on American Native Languages Freeman and Smith 2086 Cf. Preston (1950) and Uldall (1954).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 19

General physical description: TMs, 102L.

 Makah
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Makah lexicon
n.d.TMs, 738 cardsW2c.1

Arranged in such categories as animals, parts of the body, natural objects, etc. Freeman and Smith 2087

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 15-16

General physical description: TMs, 738 cards

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 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Swan, George. Caplanaho, Mollie.
Makah field notes
1949AMs, 13L. and 1 notebookW2c.2

Swadesh's field notes from 1949 consists of 1 field notebook and some loose pages, and include vocabularies, ethnographic notes, and texts. One text on tribal councils, told by George Swan, is a transcript of a recording included in Swadesh's "Nootka and Makah stories" audio collection, Freeman and Smith 2088

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 27

General physical description: AMs, 13L. and 1 notebook

Related material: See Recording Collection 8 for accompanying audio material.

 Malecite (Maliseet)
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Notes on Penobscot and Malecite
1933TMs and AMs, 50L.A1n.1

Primarily consist of Penobscot, with additional Maliseet vocabulary. Contains a Penobscot alphabet, text, and carbon copy of texts from records with interlinear translations. Lexical items on slips. Recorded in part with speaker Mitchell Attean. Freeman and Smith 2102

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 50L.

 Mandan
  
 Kennard, Edward A. (Edward Allan), 1907-1989.
Mandan folkloristic texts
1933-1934TMs, part Cy, 451L.X6.1

28 texts, free and interlinear translations. Obtained from Mandan-speaking informants. Text no. 1 printed Kennard (1936). Freeman and Smith 2108 Cf. Kennard (1936).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 17

General physical description: TMs, part Cy, 451L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Mandan word list
1936AMs, 4p., 17L.X6.2

Lexical items with English equivalents arranged by stem. Reference numbers to texts of Edward A. Kennard, No. 2108, and to his Mandan grammar (1936). Freeman and Smith 2106 Cf. Kennard (1936).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: AMs, 4p., 17L.

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 Matlazinca
  
 McQuown, Norman A..
Matlazinca vocabulary
1940TMs Mimeo and AMs, 12LMt.1

In Spanish-Matlazinca. Vocabulary list of 300 items Freeman and Smith 2136

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 13

General physical description: TMs Mimeo and AMs, 12L

 Mattole
  
 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Mattole materials
1907AMs, 2 notebooks.Na20e.1

A detailed account in English of an Indian's explanation of topographical features connected with a Mattole settlement. The author's survey of Bear River sites, Oct. 1907. Mattole texts with interlinear translation. Word lists. 1 notebook notes "copied, 1927." Freeman and Smith 2137

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 45

General physical description: AMs, 2 notebooks.

 Maya
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Maya word list
n.d.AMs, 4LM1a.1

In Maya-English. Numerals, natural objects, animals, parts of the body; obtained from Martiniano tribe. (The specific Mayan language the list reflects is currently unidentified.)  Freeman and Smith 2154

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 12

General physical description: AMs, 4L

 Schuller, Rudolph.
Linguistic map of Chiapas
1924AMs, Map (Oversize).AM1 (Oversize)

Document submitted with Schuller (1924). Includes locations of Lacandon, Chol, Tzotzil, "Tsoke," "Tzendal" (Tzeltal?), and Chicomulcetec. Freeman and Smith 3173

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 5

General physical description: AMs, Map (Oversize).

Other Descriptive Information: This item was previously located as the only item in the "Quiche" section of the finding aid. Recataloged in September 2017.


Genre(s): Maps.

 Mazatec
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
Cuento mazateco, contado por José Rosas
1922AMs Cy, 32LOtM.1

In Mazatec-Spanish and English. Grammatical sketch and text, Cuento de venado y de sapos, with free translations and grammatical notes. Freeman and Smith 2159

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: AMs Cy, 32L

 Johnson, Jean B..
Informe de la investigacion Mazateca
1940TMs, 4LOtM.2

In Spanish. Summary of phonetics; report of field-work plans; outline of ethnographic problems. Freeman and Smith 2160

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: TMs, 4L

 Menominee
  
 Bloomfield, Leonard, 1887-1949.
Menomini inflections
1937AMs, 1 notebook.A1b.1

A summary of Menomini inflections prepared by Bloomfield for Morris Swadesh. Freeman and Smith 2161

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook.

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 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Menominee notes
1937AMs, 1 notebook.A1b.2

Lexica and grammatical notes copied from notes of Leonard Bloomfield and Bloomfield (1924). Includes text "The Woman Who Wouldn't Marry" (no consultant named). Freeman and Smith 2167

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook.

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 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Menominee field notes
1938AMs, 20L.A1b.3

Lexical lists, grammatical notes, letter from Bloomfield, and texts "Making Hull Corn" by Jerome Lawe (Menominee only) and an untitled text with interlinear glossing. Freeman and Smith 2166

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: AMs, 20L.

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 Mexico
  
 McQuown, Norman A..
Phonemic systems of various Indian languages of Mexico
1942TMs mimeo with ms. Additions, 9 l.AM3

Includes Huastec, Maya, Mixtec, Mazatec, Otomi, Chinantec, and Zapotec Freeman and Smith 2209

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 5

General physical description: TMs mimeo with ms. Additions, 9 l.

 McQuown, Norman A..
Vocabulary in unidentified Indian language of Mexico
1942TMs mimeo with ms. Additions, 2L. 80 items.AM4

In Spanish and unidentified language. Freeman and Smith 2210

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 5

General physical description: TMs mimeo with ms. Additions, 2L. 80 items.

 Unidentified.
Comparative vocabularies of various Indian languages of Mexico
1939TMs Cy, 15LAM5

In Spanish and Indigenous languages. Comparisons of about 50 items in 22 languages, with similarities shown by underlining in different colors. Includes Otomi, Mazahua, Matlazinca, Ocuilteco, Pame, Chichimeco, Cuitlateco, Mazateco, Popoloca, Chocho, Ixcateco, Trique, Chiapaneco, Mangue, Mixteco, Cuicateco, Amuzgo, Zapoteco, Chatino, Chinanteco, Tarasco, Tlapaneco. Freeman and Smith 2203

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 5

General physical description: TMs Cy, 15L

 Mixe
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
Brevisimas notas sobre la lengua Mixe para el uso de los textos
1922AMs Cy, 22 lMzM.1

In Mixe-Spanish and English. Brief grammatical sketch and text, El Cuento del Moro, from Oaxacan field work in 1922. Freeman and Smith 2248

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 13

General physical description: AMs Cy, 22 l

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Notes on the Mixe language (Oaxaca, Mexico)
ca. 1932AMs, 30L.MzM.2

Grammatical remarks, improving on de Angulo (1926). Includes vocabulary [i.e., "semasiology," after de Angulo and Freeland (1930)] and text, The Ungrateful Toad, with interlinear and free translations and notes. Freeman and Smith 2250

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 13

General physical description: AMs, 30L.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Mixe text
ca 1932TMs, 5L.MzM.3

A revision of No. 2250, below. Freeman and Smith 2249

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 13

General physical description: TMs, 5L.

 Mixtec
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
Mixtec tones and morphological comments
1922AMs, 29L.MiM.1

Discusses tones and morphology of Mixteco, Chocho, Chinanteco, Zapoteco (Miahuateco dialect), with additional comments on Teotitlan and Chontal Freeman and Smith 2254

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 12

General physical description: AMs, 29L.

 Radin, Paul, 1883-1959.
Mixtec and Chinantec lexicon
1916AMs, 300 cardsMiM.2

In Spanish-Mixtec and Chinantec. Lexicon based on field work in 1912-1913, and upon Belmar (1905), as well as quotations from Pimental and Peñafiel in Mechling (1912). The author admits phonetic inaccuracies. Freeman and Smith 2256

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.5, reel 5

General physical description: AMs, 300 cards

 McQuown, Norman A.. Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Vocabulario Mixteco
1940AMs Mimeo and AMs, 12L.MiM.3

In Spanish-Mixtec. Vocabulary list of 141 items. Freeman and Smith 2255

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 12

General physical description: AMs Mimeo and AMs, 12L.

 Miwok
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Sierra Miwok word list
1915AMs, 2L.P3.1

Freeman and Smith 2259

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: AMs, 2L.

 Mohawk
  
 Barbeau, Marius, 1883-1969.
Mohawk and Cayuga grammatical material recorded... at Six Nations Reserve
1949; 1958AMs, 2 vols. of 146L. and 49L. Photo.I1a.1

Includes analysis, from Mohawk materials, of the Indian vocabularies appended to the account of Jacques Cartier's first and second voyages. Freeman and Smith 2268 Cf. Barbeau (1949).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 7

General physical description: AMs, 2 vols. of 146L. and 49L. Photo.

 Nahuatl
  
 Whorf, Benjamin Lee, 1897-1941.
A contribution to the study of the Aztec language
1928TMs, 38 l. (p. 30-36 missing).U7b.1

A detailed linguistic and literary treatment of the second poem in Brinton (1890), with a transcription of the poem, a list of most common roots in the Aztec language (incomplete), and bibliography. Freeman and Smith 2351

General physical description: TMs, 38 l. (p. 30-36 missing).

 Whorf, Benjamin Lee, 1897-1941.
Pitch tone and the "saltillo" in modern and ancient Nahuatl
1930TMs and AMs, 54L.U7b.2

In Nahuatl-Spanish and English. Based on field work in Mexico, 1930. A detailed discussion of Nahuatl phonology, pitch tones, and the "saltillo." Freeman and Smith 2352

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 54L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Mason, John Alden, 1885-1967.
Nahuatl vocabulary
1912?Slip file, 1100 slipsU7b.3

In Nahuatl with French, Spanish, and English equivalents. Based on Siméon (1885) and J. Alden Mason's field work, ca. 1912. [New cataloging info, January 2021: Item appears to be almost entirely in Mason's handwriting. No clear evidence of Boas's handwriting.] Freeman and Smith 2342 Cf. Mason (1943).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 22

General physical description: Slip file, 1100 slips

 Haeberlin, Herman Karl, 1890-1918. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Nahuatl texts
1912-1924TMs and AMs, 1 notebook. 314LU7b.4

In Nahuatl with English, Spanish, and German translations. Texts collected by Boas in 1912 from Milpa Alta natives; verified by Haeberlin. Includes typed copy of Siméon (1889):25-26. Freeman and Smith 2341 Printed, Boas and Arreola (1920) and Boas and Haeberlin (1924).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 1 notebook. 314L

 Notebook
  
 Loose pages
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Aztec word list
1915AMs, 1 l.U7b.5

19 items. Freeman and Smith 2348

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: AMs, 1 l.

 Barlow, R. H. (Robert Hayward), 1918-1951.
Nahuatl texts, transcriptions of recordings
1949TMs with MS. additions, 28LU7b.6

In Nahuatl-Spanish. 3 untranslated texts, a Spanish text, and a Yaqui song. Incomplete transcription of No. 2338. Freeman and Smith 2339

Provenance: Donor, Robert H. Barlow, grantee, 1949

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs with MS. additions, 28L

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Nahuatl vocabulary
1940TMs and AMs, 32 L.U7b.7

In Spanish-Nahuatl. Includes a list of 183 items, another list of 742 items, and a fragment of 50 items, as well as miscellaneous materials and 2 texts. Freeman and Smith 2349

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 32 L.

 Barrios Espinosa, Miguel.
Nahuatl texts from San Juan Tlilhuacan Delegacion de Azcapotzales, D F., Mexico
1950TMs, 97LU7b.9

In Nahuatl-Spanish. Folkloristic and ethnographic materials. Freeman and Smith 2340

Provenance: Donor, Robert H. Barlow, grantee, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs, 97L

 Croft, Kenneth.
Practical orthography for Matlapa Nahuatl
1950TMs Cy, 15L.U7b.10

Discussion of phonetics and suggested orthography. Freeman and Smith 2344 Printed, Croft (1951)

Provenance: Donor, Kenneth Croft, 1951

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 22

General physical description: TMs Cy, 15L.

 Croft, Kenneth.
Six decades of Nahuatl; a bibliographical contribution
1950TMs Cy, 47L.U7b.11

Lists 310 titles; intended as sequel to Viñaza (1892) Freeman and Smith 2345 Printed, Croft (1953)

Provenance: Donor, Kenneth Croft, 1951

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 22

General physical description: TMs Cy, 47L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Leon, Adrian F..
Vocabularies Nawatl
1940TMs Cy and AMs, 87L.U7b.12

In Spanish-Nahuatl. Comparative vocabulary of 3 Nahuatl dialects (Telina, Ilamalan, and San Pedro) based on field work in 1939 with 4 informants. 743 items. Includes a handwritten version showing differences only Freeman and Smith 2350

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs Cy and AMs, 87L.

 Ripley, June E..
Nahuatl source materials
1953TMs, 1 vol. (168p.)U7b.13

A revision of a bibliographical study begun by Wigbert Jiménez Moreno and Robert H. Barlow, and completed by the author as a master's thesis for Mexico City College, 1950. Includes a brief historical account of Nahuatl linguistic studies; a check list of 171 Nahuatl texts, 1887-1953, with comments; and lists of microfilm collections of both manuscripts and texts. Intended as a sequel to Viñaza (1892). Freeman and Smith 2347

Provenance: Donor, June E. Ripley, 1954.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 22

General physical description: TMs, 1 vol. (168p.)

 Nass (Nisga'a)
  

Related material: See also the Tsimshian section of this finding aid for other items items with possible Nisga'a inforamtion.

 Stirling, Matthew W..
Nass-Tsimshian comparative vocabulary
n.d.AMs, 201 l.Pn5.1

A composite derived from Boas (1902) and (1912) and Schulenberg (1894). Freeman and Smith 2374

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: AMs, 201 l.

 Stirling, Matthew W..
Tsimshian (Nass) lexicon
n.d.AMs, ca. 3,300 slips.Pn5b.1

Nass-English file; reference numbers to Boas (1902). Freeman and Smith 2375

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 3

General physical description: AMs, ca. 3,300 slips.

 Matheson, G.. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
"Nass River text" (Tsimshian)
1920AMs, 2L.Pn5b.2

"From Boas' specimen text in grammar." A transcription of a text from Boas's Handbook of American Indian Languages (1911), p. 414-415, apparently read to Edward Sapir, who copied it in a different system of notation. Freeman and Smith 2372

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 15

General physical description: AMs, 2L.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Nisga word list
1894-?AMs, 10L.Pn5b.3

Ca. 500 Nisga forms with English equivalents. Compiled from Boas' own field work and from Schulenberg (1894). Freeman and Smith 2371

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 15

General physical description: AMs, 10L.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Nisga dictionary
after 1911AMs, 27LPn5b.4

In Nisga-German. Nisga-German, alphabetical by Nisga. Some English equivalents. References made to Boas (1911) and Boas (1902). A-L only. Freeman and Smith 2370

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 15

General physical description: AMs, 27L

  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
A list of Navaho stems
1930TMs with Ms. Additions, 141L.Na31.2

Collected at Crystal, N.M., in summer of 1929. Freeman and Smith 2389 Cf. Hoijer, ed. (1942)

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, July, 1950

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 13

General physical description: TMs with Ms. Additions, 141L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Navaho notes
1932AMs and TMs, part Cy, 31L.Na31.3

Class notes based on Edward Sapir's lectures on the Navaho language. Contains grammatical notes, texts with translation, 175-word vocabulary, and a brief descriptive essay. Freeman and Smith 2390

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: AMs and TMs, part Cy, 31L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Navajo texts, field notes, and word lists
n.d.AMs, 17 notebooks of ca. 125 p. each and ca. 11, 000 slips.Na31.5

Notebooks contain Navajo texts with English translations. Slip files include: verb paradigms with divisions according to stem class; nouns; prefixes; particles; syllable types; etc. Freeman and Smith 4574

General physical description: AMs, 17 notebooks of ca. 125 p. each and ca. 11, 000 slips.

 Nez Perce (Nimiipuu)
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Sahaptin-Nez Perce grammatical notes
1930AMs, ca. 150 slips.Ps1a.2

A preliminary arrangement of the grammar. Incomplete, but includes critical and evaluatory comments. Freeman and Smith 2397

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 18

General physical description: AMs, ca. 150 slips.

 Phinney, Archie.
Nez Perce materials
1929-1930AMs, 2 notebooks.Ps1a.4

Contents: preliminary arrangement of forms for grammatical analysis; texts with translation; special vocabularies of household effects, flora, fauna, body parts, geographic names. Freeman and Smith 2395 Cf. Phinney (1934).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 15

General physical description: AMs, 2 notebooks.

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 Velten, Harry V..
A brief comparative analysis of Nez Perce grammar
1935TMs, 27L.Ps1a.5

Morphological analysis based largely on Phinney (1934), with reference to Jacobs (1934). Letter of Velten to Boas, Dec. 11, 1935, discussing field-work difficulties, Indian student at State College of Washington. Freeman and Smith 2398

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 15

General physical description: TMs, 27L.

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 Unidentified.
Sahaptin lexicon
ca. 1939AMs, ca. 25,000 slips.Ps1a.6

Based in part on Ms. to Phinney (1934) and in part on texts of Henry W. Tate. Many duplicates. Constituent parts not included. (Note: legacy cataloging states relation to texts of Henry W. Tate, who was a Tsimshian speaker. A basic survey of the lexicon conducted in 2017 did not clarify whether any data in the file is Tsimshian, nor the source of the attribution to Tate.) Freeman and Smith 2396

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 18-19

General physical description: AMs, ca. 25,000 slips.

 Farrand, Livingston, 1867-1939.
Nez Perce field notes
1897AMs, 1 notebook.Ps1a.7

Lexical list: English with Nez Perce equivalents. Freeman and Smith 2393

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 48

General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook.

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 Nitinat (Ditidaht, Pacheedaht)
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
Nitinat lexical file
1935AMs and TMs, ca. 6,700 cards and slips.W2b.1

Cf. also No. 2415 Freeman and Smith 2402

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.9

General physical description: AMs and TMs, ca. 6,700 cards and slips.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
Nitinat field notebooks
1931AMs, 14 notebooks.W2b.2

6 notebooks of texts, vocabulary, and some English equivalents, Mary Haas. 8 notebooks, Morris Swadesh. For Mary Haas' notebooks I-IV, see: Mary R. Haas Papers (Mss.Ms.Coll.94), Series 2 Research Files, Subseries Nitinat, "Song Notebooks". Freeman and Smith 2401

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 51-52

General physical description: AMs, 14 notebooks.

 Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
"Book V - Text"
  
 Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
"Book VI - Text - Jasper"
  
 Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
"Book VII - Text"
  
 Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
"Book VIII - Text"
  
 Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
"Book IX - Text"
  
 Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
"Phonetic Notes"
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
"I - patci'datx - Chief Peter"
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
"II - patciidaatx - Chief Peter"
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
"III"
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
"IV"
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
"V"
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
"VI"
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
"VII"
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
"VIII"
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
Iterative reduplication of monosyllabic stems in Nitinat
1932TMs, 8L.W2b.3

Contains 2 annotations by E. Sapir; slip with note signed by Mary R. H. Swadesh. Freeman and Smith 2400

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 27

General physical description: TMs, 8L.

 Nongatl
  
 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Nongatl field notes ("Pete" tribe)
1907-1908AMs, 23 notebooks.Na20h.1

Material gathered at Van Dusen Fork and Mad River. Word lists, texts with partial translations; narrative of family migration; Mad River place names. Material on Big Bend and Mad River settlements. Informants: Pete and Mrs. Pete of Van Dusen Fork Freeman and Smith 2403

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 45-47

General physical description: AMs, 23 notebooks.

 Nooksack
  
 Smith, Marian W..
Vocabularies in Nooksack and other Coast Salishan languages
1934AMs and TMs, 11L.S.8

Manuscript consists of three separate word lists. The first is in Nooksack and English (2 p.). The second is a comparative word list in languages and dialects ordered roughly in their geographic location starting from south to north. They are identified in the manuscript as Puyallup (or "sXúλ'babš" which may be Homamish), Snoqualmie, Suquamish (different from "Squamish"), Swinomish, Nookechamps (a Skagit division), Sauk (may be Sooke), Lummi, Samish, Nooksack, Muskokwim (probably Musqueam), Katzie, and Chilliwack (or Halkomelem). (6 p.) The third item is an English-Swimomish-Samish comparative list. Varying notes on identifications given by researchers are provided at the end. Freeman and Smith 2404

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 16

General physical description: AMs and TMs, 11L.

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 Nootka (Nuu-chah-nulth)
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Roberts, Helen H., (Helen Heffron), 1888-1985. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Nootka songs, part 2
1935-1955TMs Cy with ms. Additions, 72L., 204L., 130 slips.W2a.1

99 song texts with ethnological notes; poetical features, song announcements; file slips containing Nootka musical vocabulary. Based on recordings and transcriptions made by Edward Sapir in 1910 and 1913-1914. Also, a copy corrected by Sapir (1935), phonetic rather than phonemic transcription. Fuller texts of songs, short discussion of Nootka culture and musical ethnology. Ms. notes on song texts and typed notes. Folder 5 contains notes in Sapir's hand. Freeman and Smith 2423 Printed, in revised form, Roberts and Swadesh (1955).

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953, and Helen Heffron Roberts, 1955.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 24-25

General physical description: TMs Cy with ms. Additions, 72L., 204L., 130 slips.

Other Descriptive Information: Mss.970.6.R542, "Songs, 1935-1955, of the Nootka Indians of Western Vancouver Island", appears to have been merged into this item. "Part 2" in title may have been added before the probable merger of these two items.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
List of Nootka stems
ca.1930TMs with Ms. additions, 99L.W2a.2

List of stems with c.c.; list of additions entered in first copy. Ca. 1,400 Nootka forms, followed by brief translations, frequently different from published version of 2,300 entries. Freeman and Smith 2413 Printed, in part, in Sapir and Swadesh (1939).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 25

General physical description: TMs with Ms. additions, 99L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Nootka lexicon
ca. 1895AMs, ca.1,500slips.W2a.3

Nootka words, partly arranged by stems and suffixes. Probably in Hupacasath or Tseshaht dialect. Freeman and Smith 2409

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 55

General physical description: AMs, ca.1,500slips.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Hunt, George.
Nootka tales
1913-1914AMs and TMs, part Cy, 1275L.W2a.5

Folkloristic tales written in English by George Hunt, revised and reworked by Edward Sapir. Occasional native forms. Typed documents follow the Hunt MS. Images include pencil and ink sketches of dwelling, sling. Freeman and Smith 2405 Cf. Sapir and Swadesh (1939).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 25-26

General physical description: AMs and TMs, part Cy, 1275L.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Eagle totem
1914 
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
The internal economy of the Nootka word (a semantic study of word structure in a polysynthetic language)
1933TMs, 149L.W2a.6

Doctoral dissertation presented at Yale University. Published in revised form. c.c. in No. 30 (W2a.11) Freeman and Smith 2420 Printed, with changes in orthography and rearranged, Swadesh (1939) and in Sapir and Swadesh (1939).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 6

General physical description: TMs, 149L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Nootka dance calls, with musical notations
n.d.AMs, 3L.W2a.7

Freeman and Smith 2406

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 26

General physical description: AMs, 3L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Nootka ethnographic texts... ed. by Morris Swadesh
n.d.TMs part Cy, 1083 l. 8 parts.W2a.8

Volumes 2 and 3, a sequel to Sapir and Swadesh (1939). These 142 texts have not been published. Phonetic system is that used for Sapir and Swadesh (1939). Translations, made by Swadesh, are generally free. Originals in National Museum of Canada. Copies made by Swadesh, 1947 Freeman and Smith 2414

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 26-27

General physical description: TMs part Cy, 1083 l. 8 parts.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
A list of Nootka suffixes
1935TMs Cy, 94L.W2a.9

Freeman and Smith 2416 Cf. different list in Sapir and Swadesh (1939):316-334.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 27

General physical description: TMs Cy, 94L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Nootka phonology and morphology
1937TMs, 239L., 2 slips.W2a.10

Contains discussions of abbreviated name forms, paradigmatic suffixes, variable length stem vowels (with note of E. Sapir), reduplicating suffixes, shortening of variable length vowels, phonology of incremental suffixes, quantitative ablaut, vocative, vocalic contraction. Freeman and Smith 2422

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 55

General physical description: TMs, 239L., 2 slips.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
English-Nootka vocabulary
1952TMs, 48L.W2a.12

Alphabetical list, by the English, based on part 3 of Sapir and Swadesh (1939). Freeman and Smith 2419

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 27

General physical description: TMs, 48L.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Relations between Nootka and Quileute
ca. 1928TMs with Ms. Additions, 11p.; also Cy 10p.W2a.13

Includes ALS note from E. Sapir to Andrade, n.d. Freeman and Smith 2408

Provenance: Donor, Norman A. McQuown, 1952 and 1954. Printed in edited and abbreviated form, introduced by Morris Swadesh, as Andrade (1953b).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 27

General physical description: TMs with Ms. Additions, 11p.; also Cy 10p.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Nootka structural and phonetic notes
1931-1935AMs and TMs part Cy, ca. 300L.W2a.14

Rough drafts of articles and various materials prepared by Swadesh in connection with his dissertation [No. 2421] and with work done while Swadesh served as assistant to Sapir. Some correspondence between the two, discussing various points. Loose notes on sentences and c.c. of No. 2422 Freeman and Smith 2424

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 27

General physical description: AMs and TMs part Cy, ca. 300L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Nootka lexical file
1930AMs and TMs, part Cy, ca. 65,000 slips.W2a.15

Pt. 6 is No. 2402. Freeman and Smith 2415

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 6-14

General physical description: AMs and TMs, part Cy, ca. 65,000 slips.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Nootka ethnographic notes
1949AMs and TMs, 44L. 5 notebooks.W2a.16

Includes some linguistic material in a notebook of vocabulary and miscellaneous items. Deals mainly with composition of groups of persons inhabiting old-fashioned Nootka multi-family houses. Images include pencil sketches, maps of village on Vancouver Island, Alberni. Freeman and Smith 2407

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 51

General physical description: AMs and TMs, 44L. 5 notebooks.

Related material: See Recording Collection 8 for accompanying audio material.


Genre(s): Maps.; Sketches.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Material on Nootka aspect
n.d.AMs and TMs, 375L., 13 slips.W2a.17

Notes and various revision of article with annotations and comments by Edward Sapir. Explanatory note by author, May, 1953. (Draft of a master's thesis. cf. No. 2424.) Freeman and Smith 2421

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 23

General physical description: AMs and TMs, 375L., 13 slips.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Miscellaneous Nootka material
n.d.TMs and AMs, ca. 1600L., 19 notebooks of ca. 100 p. each, 5 notebooks of ca. 200 p. each, and ca. 750 slips.W2a.18

Includes: ethnographic notes, often with Nuu-chah-nulth terms; some drawings by Nuu-chah-nulth people; census data. Notebooks (#89) are the source of material in the typed notes (#2-88). Slips (#90) are alphabetical lists of Nuu-chah-nulth personal and place names. Images in folders #6, 22, 32-35, 37-38, 51, 64, 77-79, 81-88 include color pencil sketches on photomechanical printed faces of tattoos, masks; crayon drawings of totem figures, canoes, weapons, masks, hunting; black and white illustrations of masks, totems, rattles, utensils, weapons. Folder 51 contains letter from George Herzog to Sapir, dated December 6, 1927, regarding transcription of songs and other matters. Freeman and Smith 4586

Provenance: Donor, Sapir family, May 1972

General physical description: TMs and AMs, ca. 1600L., 19 notebooks of ca. 100 p. each, 5 notebooks of ca. 200 p. each, and ca. 750 slips.

Other Descriptive Information: Recatalogued materials: 63 black-and-white silver gelatin prints (#87) originally included as part of this set of material were identified as Tsuu T'ina (Sarcee) photographs and recatalogued and refiled as item Na6.2 in the "Sarcee (Tsuu T'ina)" section of this collection. 2 folders (#63 and #64) labeled as "Notes and drawings on Sarcee specimens" were recatalogued and refiled as Item Na6.3 in the "Sarcee (Tsuu T'ina)" section of this collection.


Genre(s): Drawings.; Gelatin silver prints; Sketches.; Illustrations.; Photomechanical prints

 #1 Table of Contents
  
 #2 Notes on Technology, Part I
  
 #3 Notes on Technology, Part II
  
 #4 Notes on Whaling Lore
  
 #5 Notes on Rights
  
 #6 Notes on Ceremonials and Potlatches, Part I
  
 #7 Notes on Ceremonials and Potlatches, Part II
  
 #8 Notes on Ceremonials and Potlatches, Part III
  
 #9 Notes on Ceremonials and Potlatches, Part IV
  
 #10 Notes on Clothing
  
 #11 Notes on Body Decorating
  
 #12 Notes on Fishing
  
 #13 Notes on Games, Part I (notes on drawings by Douglas Thomas)
  
 #14 Notes on Games, Part II
  
 #15 Notes on Linguistics
  
 #16 Notes on Miscellany, Part I
  
 #17 Notes on Miscellany, Part II
  
 #18 Notes on Time
  
 #19 Notes on Religion
  
 #20 Notes on Chiefs
  
 #21 Notes on Wolf Ritual, Part I
  
 #22 Notes on Wolf Ritual, Part II
  
 #23 Notes on Wolf Ritual, Part III
  
 #24 Notes on Wolf Ritual, Part IV
  
 #25 Notes on Courtship and Marriage
  
 #26 Notes on Ranking, Part I
  
 #27 Notes on Ranking, Part II
  
 #28 Notes on Ranking, Part III
  
 #29 Notes on Ranking, Part IV
  
 #30 Notes on Ranking, Part V
  
 #31 Notes on Cooking
  
 #32 Drawings of Specimens
  
 #33 Drawings Books by William and Douglas, Part I
  
 #34 Drawings Books by William and Douglas, Part II
  
 #35 Drawings Books by William and Douglas, Part III
  
 #36 Notes on Drawings by William
  
 #37 Notes on Secret Rituals, Part I
  
 #38 Notes on Secret Rituals, Part II
  
 #39 Notes on Secret Rituals, Part III
  
 #40 Notes on Death
  
 #41 Notes on Doctoring and Medicine, Part I
  
 #42 Notes on Doctoring and Medicine, Part II
  
 #43 Notes on Doctoring and Medicine, Part III
  
 #44 Notes on Kinship
  
 #45 Notes on Music, Part I
  
 #46 Notes on Music, Part II
  
 #47 Notes on Music, Part III
  
 #48 Notes on Music, Part IV
  
 #49 Notes on Music, Part V (sheet music)
  
 #50 Notes on Music, Part VI (Whaling Ritual)
  
 #51 Notes on Music, Part VII (Comox Dancing Mask)
  
 #52 Notes on Magical Powers
  
 #53 Notes on Tom (Life History Material), Part I
  
 #54 Notes on Tom (Life History Material), Part II
  
 #55 Notes on Tom (Life History Material), Part III
  
 #56 Notes on Tom (Life History Material), Part IV
  
 #57 Notes on Tom (Life History Material), Part V
  
 #58 Notes on Tom (Life History Material), Part VI
  
 #59 Notes on William (Life History Material)
  
 #60 Notes on Warfare
  
 #61 Notes on Tribal History
  
 #62 Notes on Names
  
 #65 Notes on NW Coast Sources and Archives, Part I
  
 #66 Notes on NW Coast Sources and Archives, Part II
  
 #67 Notes on NW Coast Sources and Archives, Part III
  
 #68 Notes on NW Coast Sources and Archives, Part IV
  
 #69 Notes on NW Coast Sources and Archives, Part V
  
 #70 Notes on NW Coast Sources and Archives, Part VI
  
 #71 Notes on NW Coast Sources and Archives, Part VII
  
 #72 Notes on NW Coast Sources and Archives, Part VIII
  
 #73 Notes on NW Coast Sources and Archives, Part IX
  
 #74 Notes on NW Coast Sources and Archives, Part X
  
 #75 Census of Nootka Bands, 1920-21, Part
  
 #76 Census of Nootka Bands, 1920-21, Part II
  
 #77 Drawings for Nootka Publication, Part I
  
 #78 Drawings for Nootka Publication, Part II
  
 #79 Drawings for Nootka Publication, Part III
  
 #80 Notes on Social Organization
  
 #81 Face Paintings, Part I
  
 #82 Face Paintings, Part II
  
 #83 Face Paintings, Part III
  
 #84 Face Paintings, Part IV
  
 #85 Face Paintings, Part V
  
 #86 Photographs, Part I
  
 01. "16759"
  
 02. "16760"
  
 03. "16761"
  
 04. "16762"
  

Portrait of unidentified man.

 05. "16763"
  

Unidentified people.

 06. "16764"
  

Carving.

 07. "16765"
  

Unidentified people in field.

 08. "16766"
  

Unidentified people in field.

 09. "16767"
  

Unidentified man and child sitting on steps.

 10. "16768"
  

Unidentified man in mask.

 11. "16769"
  

Unidentified man.

 12. Alberni, presented by [H. F.] Shepherd, C. E. '07 (from print of C. F. Newcombe)
  
 13. Alberni, presented by [H. F.] Shepherd, C. E. '07 (from print of C. F. Newcombe)
  
 14. Alberni, presented by [H. F.] Shepherd, C. E. '07 (from print of C. F. Newcombe)
  
 15. Alberni, presented by [H. F.] Shepherd, C. E. '07 (from print of C. F. Newcombe)
  
 16. "Ceremonial house used by whalers, Nootka, VI"
  
 17. "Grave monument of old chief. Maquinna at Nootka. Thunder bird, haiaLik, and whale."
  
 #88 Photographs, Part III
  
 01. Envelope
  
 02. "War Clubs of Whalebone &c. from the West Coast of North America", received from C. F. Newcombe December 31 1913.
  1 p
 03. "Fig. 165. Clubs made of Bone of Whale." [a-g]
  

Caption on reverse indicates a, b, d and f from Nootka, Captain Cook, 1779; a has head and body of Haiel.lik.

 04. "Fig. 166. Clubs made of Bone of Whale." [a-g]
  

Caption on reverse indicates b, c, e and f are from Nootka; e "pattern is clearer in original figure".

 05. "Fig. 167. Clubs made of Bone of Whale." [a-i]
  

Caption on reverse: "c from Neah Bay, d from Nutchahlath"

 06. "Fig. 168" [a-i]
  

Caption on reverse indicates c is at the Peabody Museum, d and e Nootka, about 1794.

 07. "Fig. 169. Clubs made of Bone of Whale (except a)" [a-e]
  
 08. "Macuina, Jefe de Nutka"
  

Copy of the engraving by Tomás de Suría.

 09. "Maquinna's Monument"
  

Appears to be a cropped version of an image catalogued at Royal British Columbia Museum as RBCM PN 11478-A.

 10. "Maquinna's Monument, Nootka about 1900"
  

Postcard. Appears to be a cropped version of an image catalogued at Royal British Columbia Museum as RBCM PN 11478-A.

 11. "Fiesta celebrada en Nutka por su jefe Macuina a causa de haber dado su hija indicios de entrar en la pubertad"
  

Copy.

 12. "Sea Lion & Porpoise Harpoon Barb. N's Colln. fr. Ucluelet"
  
 13. "Whale Harpoon Barb, Field Museum 19788"
  
 #89 Notebooks
1910-1914 24 notebook

Processing information: Indexes to notebook contents prepared by Brian Carpenter in 2016.

 Notebook I
1910-09-1910-12 

Consultants: Hamilton George, Frank Williams. Texts include: What Mosquitos are Made of (115-129) [published]; Ts!ayeq (173-185) [published]; Deer and the Wolves (209-221) [published]; Raven and Skate (227-233) [published]; Kwatyat and Wolf (235-249) [published].

 Notebook II
1910-10-1910-12 

Texts: Legendary History of the Tseshaht (3-159); Kwatyat's mother moved, it is said (161-171) [published]; Origin legend of the Tlokwana (175-288).

 Notebook III
1910-11-1910-12 

Kwakiutl and Nootka cognates (1-35); [blank] (36-45); Ethnological notes (46-54); Account of Tlokwana ceremony (56-124); Origin legend of Tlokwana, continued (128-160); Ethnological notes (160-166); Account of Tlokwana ceremony (175-187); Potlatch given by Cultus Bob (189-200); Kwakiutl and Nootka cognates (201-203).

 Notebook IV
1910-10-1910-11 

Ethnographic notes on various topics.

 Notebook V
1910-10-1910-11 

Includes notes on songs and recordings (1-50) and Comox grammatical notes (18 pages beginning from back cover).

 Notebook VI
1913-10-1913-11 

Texts: Red-headed Woodpecker and Thunder-birds (pgs. 3-9) [published]; Hair-seal Hunter and Porpoise-hunter (pgs. 11-24); Frank Williams' Wolf-Ritual Experience (25-34) [published]; How a Potlatch-Mask was Obtained (35-36); Explanation of ho·qo·ma of ło·tisim (37); Tseshaht Version of Tlokwana Origin (39-42); Secret Ritual for Fishing (42-45) [published]; Secret Ritual for Spearing Fish (46-end) [published].

 Notebook VII
1913-10 

Texts: Secret Ritual for Spearing Fish, continued (1-2) [published]; Sea-Lion Hunting Secret Ritual (3-5) [published]; Forbidden things, taboos (for [sea] lions, fur seals, hair seals) (5-9) [published]; The Dog-Children (11-31) [published]; Kwat-yat and the Sunbeam Girls (31-32) [published]; The Transformer (32-41); The Man who brought back his Wife from the Dead (42-49) [published]; The Jealous Woman (50-end) [published].

 Notebook VIII
1913-10 

Texts: The Jealous Woman, continued (1-5) [published]; The Girl who Married the ya'ii and the Sky-man (5-13) [published]; The Youths who followed the Bird (14-20) [published]; Ta·poshisen 'is (21-24); The Brothers who Revenged their Sister (24-34) [published]; How the Young Chief of Yashitqo·'a became a Whale-hunter (36-50).

 Notebook IX
1913-10 

Texts: How the Young Chief of Yashitqo·'a became a Whale-hunter, continued (1-29); How the Hikuulthath explored the Head of Alberni Canal (29-44); The Origin of the Tseshaht and the story of Lala·qokwap (44-end).

 Notebook X
1913-10-1913-11 

Texts: The Origin of the Tseshaht and the story of Lala·qokwap, continued (2-16); Ya·piwat (16-20); A Legend of the Chimataqsoiaiath (20-46); Raven and his Wife (48-51) [published].

 Notebook XI
1913-11-1913-12 

Ethnographic notes on names and other info from Tom Sayachapis (1-51). Also list of "Indians referred to in data on names" on loose sheet.

 Notebook XII
1913-11 

Texts: The Origin of Hisawistath (1-38); Sayachapis uses the Hoop Game in Potlatches (38-43); Some of Sayachapis' Privileges in Potlatches and Winter Feasts (43-50).

 Notebook XIII
1913-11-1913-12 

Data on Comox mask (1-2). Texts: Sharp-Bodied, the Kinxomasath Chief (3-13); The "River" of the Tsakwistisath (13-15); The Houtenq'lisath annihilate the Kixiniath (15-28); An Origin Legend of the Nao'wath (28-33); The First Use of Crabs as Food (33-40); Qane'win as Shaman and the Origin of the Nachuhmo'asath (40-end).

 Notebook XIV
1913-11-1913-12 

Texts: Qane'win as Shaman and the Origin of the Nachuhmo'asath, continued (1-20); A Toquaht Chief visits Lalaqok!wap of Tseshaht (20-23); The Rival Whales, a Nitinat Story (23-28); The Youth who followed a Shag (28-34); How a Man Misused Power Given by the Beavers (34-41); A Runaway Slave Comes to the Chief of Wani'n (41-49); Tom gets Wealth from Chimimis K!ak!amatsulth and a Bee (49) [published].

 Notebook XV
1913-11-1913-12 

Texts: Tom has Two Uncanny Experiences (2-4) [published]; Tom "Washes Away" his Nephew's Low Birth (5-7) [published]; Tom gives his First Tlokwana (7-8) [published]; Tom Marries (8-14) [published]; Tom Gives Various Potlatches (14-24) [published]. Notes on many topics, not published (25-50).

 Notebook XVI
1913-12-1914-01 

Tom Gives Various Potlatches, continued (1-24) [published]. Ts!ayeq Ceremony by Tcu!misqe Joe at Tseshaht Reserve (Dec 3-4, 1913) (remainder of notebook).

 Notebook XVII
1913-12-1914-01 

Ethnographic notes on names and other info (1-25). Tom Gives Various Potlatches, continued (26-41) [published]. Notes on names from Alex Thomas (42-50).

 Notebook XVIII
1913-12-1914-02 

Ethnographic notes on names and other info, continued from Notebook XVII (1-7 and 33-50). Texts: Tcakwasiq'mik gets Whaling Power from the Sharks, a Makiaiath Legend (8-15); A Fight for a Drifting Whale (16-17) [published]; How the Nitinats Got the Thunder-Birds and heitl'ik as Privileges (18-23); Captain Bill's Marriage (23-25) [published]; Chicmis for soha (30) [published?]; Mamita for toshkoh (31) [published?]; Soqsumitc used for soma bait (32) [published?].

 Notebook XIX
1913-12-1914-01 

Information on Hupacasath from Tyee Bob (1-4); How the Tlokwana was first shown to the Hupacasath (5-8); A Young Man of the Mohotliath visits the Thunder-birds (8-28); A Hupacasath Account of Culture Origins (29-50).

 Notebook XX
1914-01-1914-02 

Texts: A Hupacasath Account of Culture Origins (1-49); Two Swan Women Make Place Names for Hupacasath (50-end).

 Notebook XXI
1914-01 

Texts: Tlatlaqokwap sees the Thunder-birds and gets Power from a sea-egg (1-13); A Tlikulthath sees the Thunder-birds and the Aurora Woman (13-22); How a Father of Twins made a Big Salmon Run (22-31) [published]; A Girl Obtains Power from a Fish (31-43) [published]. Ethnographic names and other info, continued from Notebook XVIII (44-50).

 Notebook XXII
1914-01 

Texts: The Chiniath (1-24); Tom Gives Various Potlatches, continued (from notebook XVII?) (25-) [published].

 Notebook XXIII
1914-01 

Texts: Tom Gives Various Potlatches, continued (1) [published]; Hisanist'ath and Hitatsoath Tlokwana, or Rights are Handed over to Tom's Father (2-7) [published]; The Chiniath, continued from Notebook XXIV (8-28). Ethnographic names and other info, continued from Notebook XXIV (29-46).

 Notebook XXIV
1914-01-1914-02 

Ethnographic names and other info, continued from Notebook XXI (1-24). The Chiniath, continued from Notebook XXII (25-45). Explanations of face paintings (remainder of notebook).

 #90 Nootka place and personal names card file
  ca. 750 p ; Index card file.
 Northeast
  
 Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Frank Speck annotated maps
  2 map
 Frank Speck Map Labrador Area I
 85.6 x 78.3 cm

Speck title: "Map of Northeastern United States and Canada Showing Family Hunting Territories and Boundaries of Bands and Tribes as far as the Survey has been carried." Signed, "Frank G Speck Dept. of Anthropology".

General physical description: 85.6 x 78.3 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: An unidentified printed map of northeastern U.S. and southeastern Canada. Cropped. No date. [Annotated map was formerly grouped with Northwest Coast material of J.A. Teit.]

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 [Map of hunting territories in Quebec and Labrador.]
 91.0 x 83.3 cm

Annotated map depicting Montagnais-Naskapi (Innu), Cree, and Atikamekw linguistic groups of Quebec and Labrador.

General physical description: 91.0 x 83.3 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Map of Labrador Peninsula. Base map from plats of map of Canada, Department of Interior." No date. Scale 1:2,217,600. [Annotated map was formerly grouped with Northwest Coast material of J.A. Teit.]

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 Northwest Coast
  
 Unidentified.
Excerpts from various historical source materials on the Indians of Vancouver Island and adjacent mainland. With maps
1790-1915TMs, 157L., chart, and maps. Photo.11

Extensive excerpts from printed sources relating to Northwest Coast Indians. Freeman and Smith 2438

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 1

General physical description: TMs, 157L., chart, and maps. Photo.

 Hudson's Bay Co..
Excerpts from materials in the possession of the Hudson's Bay Company
1830-1850TMs, 79L.27

Materials obtained by Franz Boas from the Company in 1939. Includes ethnographic material and white-Indian economic relations. Extracts from: George Blenkinsop, Fort Rupert Journal, 1849-1850; Donald Manson, Journal of a voyage up Nass River, 1832; Fort Simpson, Nass, iournal, 1830-1840 and 1842. Covering letters included Freeman and Smith 2437

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 2

General physical description: TMs, 79L.

 Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
Linguistic reports of the British Association for the Advancement of Science; a general review
ca. 1910TMs, 11p.41

Critical bibliography of BAAS Reports, 1885-1902. Compiled for Franz Boas. Never published Freeman and Smith 2451

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 1

General physical description: TMs, 11p.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Annotated Maps and Notes to maps of the Pacific Northwest
1910-1913AMs, 81L, and 16 commercial maps.59

Maps of tribal locations in different time periods, and trade routes during the nineteenth century. Notes explain maps. Four letters of Teit to Boas, 1910-1913, referring to Chehalis, Quinault, Klallam, Cowlitz, Willapa, Tonaxa, Kutenai, and Kalispel materials. Freeman and Smith 2446

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 4

General physical description: AMs, 81L, and 16 commercial maps.

 Notes accompanying annotated maps of the Pacific Northwest
1910-1913 59
 Teit, James A.: To Boas. 1910-06-10
1910-06-10 59
 Teit, James A.: To Boas. 1913-05-03
1913-05-03 59
 Teit, James A.: To Boas. 1913-05-04
1913-05-04 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas. 1913-05-06
1913-05-06 
 Map (1). Montana. 1650 to 1850.
 53.0 x 35.4 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map delineating territories of [all names as spelled] "Cour d'Alene, Kalispel, Pend d'Oreille, Flathead, Nez Perce, Shoshonis, Kootenay, Blackfoot." Other tribal regions are denoted on map, without coloration; these include tribal territories within the map area, and neighboring territories. Overprinted by hand with hachures are areas identified as "Former territory of Tunaxe," "Former territory of Semteuse, "Piece of territory formerly claimed by Pend d'Oreille," and "possibly also formerly a part of the Semteuse territory."

General physical description: 53.0 x 35.4 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "The Rand-McNally Vest Pocket Map of Montana Showing All Counties, Cities, Towns, Railways, Lakes, Rivers, etc." (c) 1906. Scale 30 miles = 1 inch.

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 Map (2) showing territory of the Coeur d'Alene, and parts of territories of surrounding tribes.
 53.9 x 35.4 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map of Idaho, depicting the territories of numerous tribes.

General physical description: 53.9 x 35.4 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand, McNally & Co.'s Indexed County and Township Pocket Map and Shippers' Guide of Idaho...." 1909.

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 Map (3) showing northern boundaries of the Kalispels,
 53.9 x 35.6 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map delineating tribal regions. Colors delineate [as spelled] Pend d'Oreille, Blackfoot, Stony, Lake, Kootenay, Kalispel, Shuswap, Colville.

General physical description: 53.9 x 35.6 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand, McNally & Co.'s Indexed Pocket Map and Shippers' Guide of British Columbia...." 1909.

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 Map (4) Eastern Washington--Approximate Boundaries Interior Salish tribes about 1825 to 1855.
 71.3 x 53.3 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map delineating distribution of [as spelled] Northern group (Thompson), Central or Okanagon group (Okanagon, Lake (Sinixt), Colville, Sanpoil), Eastern or Flathead group (Kalispel, Spokane), Columbia, Coeur d'Alene, Sahaptin tribes, Cayuse about 1850, Cayuse claimed by some about 1860 or earlier to be old boundaries of Cayuse, Kootenay, territory claimed by some Spokane, and approx. boundaries of Spokane divisions. Annotated portions of map also include westernmost Idaho and southernmost British Columbia.

General physical description: 71.3 x 53.3 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand McNally & Co.'s Indexed County and Township Pocket Map and Shippers' Guide of Washington...." (c) 1910. Scale 15 miles = 1 inch.

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 Map (5). Distribution of tribes according to earliest traditions (so far as collected up to date).
 63.0 x 46.5 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map delineating distributions of numerous tribes (though not specially color-coded by tribe). Annotated portion of map includes northernmost Oregon, westernmost Idaho, and southernmost British Columbia. Also noted with title on map: "Boundaries between the tribes are undefined in all the traditions."

General physical description: 63.0 x 46.5 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Cram's Indexed County Map and Shipper's Guide of Washington." Geo. F. Cram, Chicago. No date.

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 Map (6) Washington. Distribution of tribes (languages). 1797.
 63.4 x 46.6 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map delineating regions of tribal languages. Also delineated on map is "Approximate northern limits of Snake war parties. see map (8)." [On map, the map number was originally given as Map (7), and the title had originally given the date "about 1790 (and earlier)"; but these were crossed out and the cited data were substituted.]

General physical description: 63.4 x 46.6 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Cram's Indexed County Map and Shipper's Guide of Washington." Geo. F. Cram, Chicago. No date.

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 Western Washington Map (7). Distribution of Tribes (& Languages) about 1850 or slightly earlier.
 70.0 x 54.0 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map depicting the tribal and linguistic regions of numerous tribes. [On the map, the map number was originally given as Map (3), but was crossed out.]

General physical description: 70.0 x 54.0 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand, McNally & Co.'s Indexed County and Township Pocket Map and Shippers' Guide of Washington...." 1909.

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 Map (8) Earliest traditional homes of tribes in Oregon.
 71.0 x 53.9 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map depicting tribal home areas generally. Noted on map: "Boundaries between tribes are not defined in the traditions."

General physical description: 71.0 x 53.9 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand McNally & Co.'s Indexed County and Railroad Pocket Map and Shippers' Guide of Oregon...." 1910.

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 Map. No. 1. Western States.
 71.2 x 53.4 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map delineating with hachures as well as by colors, "Columbia tribes or group," "Central or Okangon group of tribes," "Salish proper or Flathead group of tribes," "Cour d'Alene" [names as written]. Notations on map: "Map showing early positions and approximate boundaries of tribes in portions of British Columbia, Alberta, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and Wyoming. On the whole immediately (prior to the introduction of the horse, the North Western movements of Shahaptian, and Shoshonean bands in Washington and Oregon, the southern movements of the Blackfoot tribes, and the western movements of the Siouan tribes." "Possibly on the whole circa 1700 A.D. for many of the tribes." Specific tribes denoted [as spelled]: Salishan (comprising Lillooet, Thompson, Shuswap), Athapaskan, Chinookan, Kalapooian, Waiilatpuan, Lutuamian, Shoshonean, Shahaptian, Kitunahan, Algonquian, Siouan.

General physical description: 71.2 x 53.4 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand McNally & Co.'s Commercial Map of the Western States." (c) 1908. 1910 printing.

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 Map No. (2) showing approximate positions and boundaries of tribes circa 1840-50 (or before any of the tribes went on reserves).
 70.7 x 53.8 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map delineating tribal regions in southern Alberta, southern British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, western Montana, and western Wyoming.

General physical description: 70.7 x 53.8 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand-McNally Commercial Map of the Western States." (c) 1915. Scale approx. 60 miles = 1 inch.

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 Map (3) showing present or late and also former distributions of northern tribes.
 69.0 x 53.6 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map delineating distribution of [as spelled] Salishan, Kitunahan, Athapascan family, Algonquian family, Shoshonean, Siouan. Trade routes delineated in red. Annotated map area encompasses Alberta and Saskatchewan, plus western Manitoba, southernmost North West Territories/Yukon, and northern portions of Montana, Idaho, and Washington.

General physical description: 69.0 x 53.6 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand-McNally New Pocket Map of Western Canada Showing Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan." (c) 1906. Scale 60 miles = 1 inch.

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 Map (4). Showing approximately some of the chief trade routes and trading places
 71.0 x 53.0 cm59

Hand-colored and annotated map delineating routes in red, and point locations keyed by number (key not present on map). Annotated areas of map include southernmost British Columbia, southernmost Alberta, Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, western and central Montana, western and central Wyoming, northwestern Colorado, northeastern Utah.

General physical description: 71.0 x 53.0 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand McNally & Co's Commercial Map of the Western States." (c) 1908, 1910 printing.

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 Map showing as near as possible Location of the Shuswap Tribe and Divisions, with approximate Boundaries of neighboring Tribes.
 63.0 x 53.5 cm59

Annotation by Teit: "This map shows the boundaries of the Shuswap, Thompson, Nicola Tinne & Okanagon more correctly than the one I sent with first report on the Thompson Indians part IV vol II." Map also signed "JAT".

General physical description: 63.0 x 53.5 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Map of the Province of British Columbia. Compiled and drawn by Edward Mohun, C.E., by direction of the Honorable W. Smythe, Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works, Victoria, B.C. 1884." Engraved and printed, J. Bartholomew, Edinburgh. Dawson Brothers, Montreal.

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 Map showing approximate older boundaries of the Kootenay tribes, and approximate territories of adjoining Salish and other tribes
  59

Hand-colored and annotated map, signed "JATeit. 1913." Title is further annotated: "from Salish (various tribes) and Kootenay information".

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand McNally & Co.'s Commercial Map of the Western States." 1909.

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 [Map of Oregon coastal tribal territories.]
 70.6 x 53.4 cm59

Map without title outlining a region of coastal Oregon partly delineated by today's Kalapuya. This region is not labeled but is subdivided into seven enumerated subdistricts, also without other labeling. Bounding this region are adjacent tribal territories labelled (as spelled): Molala, Yakonan, Siuslawan, and Coosan. Segregated territories also labelled on map are Takelman (coastal) and Cayuse (interior, extending into southern Washington). No other annotations are provided on this map.

General physical description: 70.6 x 53.4 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Rand, McNally & Co.'s Indexed County and Railroad Pocket Map and Shippers' Guide of Oregon...."

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 ["Dawson map" of Vancouver Island area.]
 92.6 x 62.8 cm59

Map of Vancouver Island and adjacent coasts with a single annotation by Boas. This item was previously misidentified as containing more extensive annotations. For identical base map with Kwakwaka'wakw place names annotated on to it by George Hunt, see item W1a.11 in the "Kwakiutl" section of this finding aid.

General physical description: 92.6 x 62.8 cm

Other Descriptive Information: Base map: "Geological Map of the Northern Part of Vancouver Island and Adjacent Coasts. By George M. Dawson, D.S., F.G.S.etc. (First Edition.) 1887." Geological and Natural History Survey of Canada. Scale 1:506,880.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. United States. Navy Hydrographic Office.
Hand-annotated map of the southern part of Hecate Strait area, British Columbia, Canada
1918; circa 1923Maps, 2 itemsAN1

Printed map later hand-annotated by Franz Boas. "Southern Part of Hecate Strait" map published by the U.S. Navy Hydrographic Office, 26th edition, 1918. Hand annotations made by Franz Boas, most likely in or near 1923, when he visited Bella Bella. Earlier cataloging of this map incorrectly titled it as a "Linguistic map" and did not note that its annotations were by Boas. Boas's hand annotations in red pen reflect his attempts to understand the territories and associated group names of indigenous peoples of the area. Most of the names he notes are "bands" or nations associated with larger cultural groups, including Tsimshian, Heiltsuk ("Bella Bella"), Nuxalk ("Bella Coola"), Wuikinuxv ("Ooweekeno"), and Kwakwaka'wakw (specifically Gwa'sala). The map also includes many Indigenous place names in red pen or often faint pencil. Item includes a second map of same area with similar data, but smaller in scale.  Cataloging corrected in 2019 by Brian Carpenter. Freeman and Smith 2455

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General physical description: Maps, 2 items

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 Ojibwa (Ojibwe)
  
 Pierce, Joe E..
Shawnee, Kickapoo, Ojibwa, Sauk-and-Fox materials
1951-1952TMs, part Cy, with AMs additions, 235L.A1c.2

Contains discussion of dialect and language relationships, translations of texts, tests, and degree of linguistic relationships. Prepared in part as a Master's thesis, Indiana University. Freeman and Smith 2544 Cf. No. 2543.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 6

General physical description: TMs, part Cy, with AMs additions, 235L.

Related material: See Recording Collection 14 for accompanying audio material.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. St. Germaine, Ted.
Chippewa field notes
1938AMs, 28 p.L, 26 cardsA1g.2

Story in Ojibwe with partial interlinear English translation, followed by word and phrase elicitations. Story and language expertise given primarily by Ted St. Germaine of Lac du Flambeau, who attended the Carlisle Indian School, obtained a law degree at Yale in 1913, played as a tackle in the NFL in 1922, became the first Native American admitted to the bar in Wisconsin, and later served as tribal judge for Lac du Flambeau. Manuscript also includes a brief word list given by a "Mr. James." A card slip file was originally associated with this item, but was identified in 2019 as instead being an Ottawa (Odawa) language card file by Jane Willets. (See item A1g.1 in Ottawa section of this collection.) Freeman and Smith 2546

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General physical description: AMs, 28 p.L, 26 cards

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 Okanagan (Syilx)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Okanagan materials
ca. 1900AMs, 22L.S1d.1

Vocabulary and texts with interlinear translation. Some corresponding Kalispel forms added in red ink Freeman and Smith 2550

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 17

General physical description: AMs, 22L.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Vocabulary in Okanagon and related dialects
1908AMs, 42p.S1d.2

Besides Okanagon proper, includes forms from Nkaus, Sanpoil, Colville, and Lake (Sinixt) dialects, with some parallel forms in Kalispel and Columbia. Freeman and Smith 2552

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 17

General physical description: AMs, 42p.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Okanagan numeral forms
1913AMs, 1L.S1d.3

Numerals 1-10 for man, house, canoe, etc. Written down September 16, 1913 at Spences Bridge, British Columbia, likely during a visit with James Teit. Freeman and Smith 2551

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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General physical description: AMs, 1L.

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 Commons, Rachel S., 1899-1936.
Okanagan ethnographic notes
1930AMs and TMs, part Cy, 250L.; 40 slips and 1 map.S1d.4

Field notes. 35 word lists; one ethnographic map; table of contents; outline sketch of Okanagon life; section of text. Freeman and Smith 2549

Provenance: Donor, Norman A. McQuown, 1955.

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, part Cy, 250L.; 40 slips and 1 map.

 Omaha
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Omaha (Ponca) and Teton comparative word list
n.d.AMs, 4L.X.2

100 forms. Freeman and Smith 2555

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: AMs, 4L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Omaha (Ponca) lexicon
ca. 1930AMs, ca. 1,600 cards and slips.X7a.1

Items with English equivalents only partially organized; others disorganized. Apparently based on Francis La Flesche and other manuscript sources Freeman and Smith 2556

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 27-28

General physical description: AMs, ca. 1,600 cards and slips.

 La Flesche, Francis.
Omaha grammatical notes
1928?AMs, 47L.X7a.2

Manuscript notes by La Flesche commenting upon a 1911 grammatical sketch by Franz Boas and John Swanton, itself based on Omaha-Ponca language information recorded by James Owen Dorsey in 1890. File includes a letter from John E. Koontz from 1986 identifying the relationship of La Flesche's notes to these earlier texts. Previous description of this item, replaced in January 2021: "Notes; vocabulary list either of variant dialect or earlier transcriber." Freeman and Smith 2559

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: AMs, 47L.

 La Flesche, Francis.
Omaha folkloristic texts
1928TMs, 93L.X7a.3

Six texts with literal and free translations; terms of relationship among the Omahas. Covering letters from the author to Boas, May 21 and 26, June 1, 6, and 22, 1928. Freeman and Smith 2558

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: TMs, 93L.

 Oneida
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Oneida text; verified and corrected by Marius Barbeau
1950 (1909)AMs, 2p. Photo.I1b.1

Text in Boas (1909b):455-456 verified by Barbeau working with John Alexander Ninham, a Munsie Reserve Oneida residing at Grand River. Freeman and Smith 2568

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General physical description: AMs, 2p. Photo.

 Barbeau, Marius, 1883-1969.
Oneida dialect..
1950AMs Cy, 60p.I1b.2

Verbal paradigms, parts of the body, natural obiects, etc. Includes check of vocabularies found appended to Jacques Cartier's account of his first and second voyages. Biography of informant, John Alexander Ninham, an Oneida of Munsie Reserve residing at Grand River Reserve Freeman and Smith 2567

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 7

General physical description: AMs Cy, 60p.

 Osage
  
 Wolff, Hans.
Osage materials
1951AMs and TMs, part Cy, 158 l.X7c.1

Osage field notes; utterances and vocabulary, phonetically transcribed; Osage I: Phonemes and historical phonology. Includes dictated text. Freeman and Smith 2612 Printed (Osage I only), Wolff (1952).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: AMs and TMs, part Cy, 158 l.

 Otomi
  
 Radin, Paul, 1883-1959.
Grammatical sketch of Otomi
n.d., 1912-1950TMs and AMs, 28L.OtO.1

Sketch of Toluca dialect, checked with a San Pablo Otomi. The author made changes in the text after 1950. The original is or microfilm. Intended as the beginning of Radin, Otomi-English dictionary, No. 2618 below. Freeman and Smith 2617

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 28L.

 Radin, Paul, 1883-1959.
Otomi-English dictionary
n.d., -1950AMs, 41L.OtO.2

Continuation of grammatical sketch..., No. 2617 above. 660 Otomi (Toluca dialect) forms with English equivalents. Some corrections made by the author after 1950. The original is on microfilm Freeman and Smith 2618

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.5, reel 5

General physical description: AMs, 41L.

 Council of Native Languages.
Sintesis de la discusion en el consejo de lenguas indigenas sobre el alfabeto Otomi
1939TMs, 11 l.OtO.3

In Spanish. Report of discussion in Mexico City of Council of Native Languages in May, 1939, on an Otomi alphabet. Includes material on phonetics, symbols, as well as minority opinion and objections Freeman and Smith 2620

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: TMs, 11 l.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Otomi vocabulary
1915AMs, 2 slipsOtO.4

In Otomi-English. Vocabulary list of 26 items. Freeman and Smith 2619

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: AMs, 2 slips

 Ottawa (Odawa)
  
 Ettawageshik, Jane Willets, 1915-1996. Ettawageshik, Fred, 1896-1969. Chingwa, Joe. Cooper, Victoria.
Ottawa Indian manuscripts
1947TMs and A.D, 150 l.A1g.1

Manuscript for material recorded No. 2842, written in Ottawa by Fred Ettawageshik. Interlinear translations. Word lists made from manuscripts by Miss Willets. Typescript, c.c., of manuscript. Contains Nanabojo myths; legends; interview on history of Ottawa. Table of contents. Vocabulary cards. Freeman and Smith 2641

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General physical description: TMs and A.D, 150 l.

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 Hunkins, Eusebia Simpson.
Ottawa Indian songs and dances; musical score
1954AMs, 7p. 11 songs.A1g.3

Songs including naming chant by Fred Ettawageshik; transcribed from recordings made by Jane Willets Ettawageshik. Freeman and Smith 2621

Provenance: Donor, Eusebia Hunkins, 1954.

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General physical description: AMs, 7p. 11 songs.

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 Paiute
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Tillohash, Tony.
Field notes on Kaibab Paiute, Linguistic and ethnologic
1910TMs Cy, 194L.U.3

Paiute ethnographic notes: names of tribes, springs, illustrations of material culture, names of natural objects, life history, tribal history, manufactures, hunting. Vocabulary of reckoning of time. Paiute linguistic notes: vocabulary lists, body parts, numerals, counting nouns, and animalnames. Paradigms. Most items have English translation. Images include pencil sketches of utensils, dwellings, blankets, papoose. Freeman and Smith 2643 Cf. Sapir (1930)

Provenance: Donor, Leslie Spier, Feb. 1957

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 194L.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Papago (Tohono O'odham)
  
 Unidentified.
Papago phonetics and texts
n.d.TMs part Cy, 10L.U8.1

In Papago-English. Brief discussion of Papago phonetics; texts relating to hunting rabbit and deer, with interlinear and free translations. Songs and a speech. Freeman and Smith 2646

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs part Cy, 10L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Papago vocabulary
1940TMs Cy and AMs, 2L.U8.3

In Spanish-Papago. Vocabulary list of 118 items. Freeman and Smith 2647

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs Cy and AMs, 2L.

 Patwin
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
The Patwin language
1929TMs, 125L.P4b.1-4

Contents: phonology and morphology; semasiology (semantically arranged vocabularies), conversation, and autobiography. Colusa dialect. Freeman and Smith 2650

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General physical description: TMs, 125L.

 Radin, Paul, 1883-1959.
Patwin-English dictionary
n.d., 1932?AMs, 121L.P4b.5

Freeman and Smith 2654

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General physical description: AMs, 121L.

 Radin, Paul, 1883-1959.
Patwin texts
1932AMs, 259p.P4b.6-7

Ethnographic and folkloristic texts together with free translations and introduction. Obtained from an informant at Rumsey, Capay valley Tebti dialect. Radin had studied No. 2850 (Colusa) dialect. Initial cataloging states that "Some texts were read to the informant, who translated them into Patwin and are not, therefore, authentic." Freeman and Smith 2662

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General physical description: AMs, 259p.

 Radin, Paul, 1883-1959.
A sketch of Patwin grammar
n.d., ca. 1932-1959AMs, 71p.P4b.8

Table of contents; phonetics; general characteristics, verbs, nouns, suffixes, etc. Freeman and Smith 2663 Cf. No. 2664 for rough draft of this document.

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General physical description: AMs, 71p.

 Pawnee
  
 Weltfish, Gene.
Morphology of the Pawnee language
n.d.T and AMs, 88L.C1.1

Includes: outline for a Pawnee grammar (South Band dialect); partial treatment of verb morphology according to the plan of the outline. Freeman and Smith 4649

General physical description: T and AMs, 88L.

 Pentlatch
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Pentlatch materials
ca. 1890AMs, 67L., 32p., 2 slips.S2j.3

Includes English-Pentlatch vocabulary; Pentlatch-English vocabulary; Pentlatch vocabulary; texts with interlinear translation in German. Includes 1 page of miscellaneous sentences in Comox. Freeman and Smith 3090

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General physical description: AMs, 67L., 32p., 2 slips.

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 Penutian
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Coos-Takelma-Penutian comparisons (original)
1914AMs, 14L.P1.2

Original Sapir manuscript, later revised by Swadesh. Consists of comparative table with three columns: Coos, Takelma, Penutian. The Penutian column contains words from Miwok (specific Miwok language unidentified), Wintun (specific Wintun language unidentified), Maidu (specific Maidu language unidentified), Ohlone ("Costanoan"), and Yokuts.  Freeman and Smith 2950 Cf. description in Swadesh and Sapir (1953): 132-134.

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1952.

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General physical description: AMs, 14L.

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 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Coos-Takelma-Penutian comparisons (revised)
1914; 1952TMs Cy, 12L.P1.3

Revision by Morris Swadesh into phonemic orthography of original handwritten manuscript by Sapir. Consists of comparative terms in Coos, Takelma, and Penutian. The Penutian examples consists of words from Miwok (specific Miwok language unidentified), Wintun (specific Wintun language unidentified), Maidu (specific Maidu language unidentified), Ohlone ("Costanoan"), and Yokuts. Freeman and Smith 2951 Printed, Sapir and Swadesh (1953)

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1952 (?)

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 12L.

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 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Comparative Penutian glosses
1909-1917; 1952TMs, 19L.P1.4

A compilation made by Morris Swadesh of marginal glosses in Sapir's copies of Frachtenberg (1913), (1914), and (1917); also, Boas (1910) and Dixon (1909). Includes terms from Takelma, Coos, Chinook, Siuslaw ("Lower Umpqua"), Tsimshian, Miwok (specific Miwok language unidentified), and Yokuts. Freeman and Smith 2949 Cf. Sapir and Swadesh (1953) and Sapir (1921a).

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General physical description: TMs, 19L.

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 Pima (Akimel O'odham)
  
 Herzog, George.
Pima speeches
n.d.TMs, 52L.U8.2

In Pima-English. 14 texts of speeches with interlinear translation; most of the speeches relate to rain making and warfare. Freeman and Smith 2961

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs, 52L.

 Pochutec (formerly Pipil)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Pochutec notes
1912?AMs, 1 notebook. 18 p.U7b.8

Originally described as "In Pipil-Nauhuatl Spanish. Vocabulary and comparisons with Nahuatl; Spanish translations."  This material has subsequently been identified as Pochutec. Freeman and Smith 2962

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook. 18 p.

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 Pomo
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
The Pomo language
ca. 1935AMs, 49L. and CyH5.1

A succinct study, similar to No. 3018, intended for publication. Studies the language from the point of view of grammatical categories. Freeman and Smith 3013

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General physical description: AMs, 49L. and Cy

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Pomo semasiology
1930-1935?TMs, 32L.H5.2

Word lists arranged semantically, according to de Angulo and Freeland (1930b). Freeman and Smith 3014

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 10

General physical description: TMs, 32L.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
The reminiscences of a Pomo chief
ca. 1935AMs, 306L.H5.3

Autobiography of William Ralganal Benson, dictated in the Yukaya dialect; free transla tion; grammatical notes which refer to grammars, No. 3013 and No. 3016. Freeman and Smith 3015

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General physical description: AMs, 306L.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
The Clear Lake dialect of the Pomo language in north-central California
1920-1935AMs part Cy, 219L.H5.4

A description based on study of grammatical categories rather than on parts of speech, like No. 3013. Includes note of de Angulo to Boas, n.d., mentioning No. 3013. Freeman and Smith 3016 Cf. de Angulo (1935) and No. 3015 for texts referred to in work.

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General physical description: AMs part Cy, 219L.

 Potawatomi
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Potawatomi vocabulary
1937TMs with MS. Additions, 12L.A1f.1

220 English items with filled-in Potawatomi equivalents. 20 items in an unidentified language. Freeman and Smith 3020

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

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General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 12L.

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 Pueblo
  
 Herzog, George.
Report of field work conducted in the southwest, summer 1927
1935TMs, 3L.45

Preliminary report on style and categories of Pueblo songs. Work done under Boas' guidance. Freeman and Smith 3075

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 3

General physical description: TMs, 3L.

 Puyallup
  
 Aginsky, Ethel G. (Ethel Gertrude), 1910-1990.
Puyallup texts
1934TMs part Cy, 366L.S2e.1

Texts with MS. interlinear translation. Each text includes one or more pages giving analyses of new words. Morpheme boundaries are shown and morphs are identified by broad class labels and meaning, such as "prefix meaning time." Each text is followed by a free translation. Consultants are identified by acronym: NS, EH and JW. Freeman and Smith 3091

Processing information: An additional 18 pages of this manuscript (NS:19-21A, NS+EH:1-4A, and an envelope titled "304 IJAL") were found in the Franz Boas Personal and Professional Papers (Mss.B.B61p), during rehousing of that collection in 2022, as a folder titled "International Journal of American Linguistics - Manuscripts". They were identified by Jay Miller, and merged into this item in-place. An additional 41 pages of this manuscript (NS:1-15, possibly duplicated information) were found in the Franz Boas Anthropometric Data and Early Field Notebooks (Mss.B.B61.5) in 2023 as part of a folder titled "Spanish Elements in Modern Nahuatl", and appended to the end of this file.

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General physical description: TMs part Cy, 366L.

 Quechua
  
 Farfan, Jose M. B..
Notes on Quechua language and proposed orthography
1937TMs, 27L.K.1

In Spanish and English. 4 statements; also, covering letter of author to Boas, April 24, 1937. Freeman and Smith 3151

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General physical description: TMs, 27L.

 Ritchie, John.
The reaction of the evangelical missionaries ...
1936TMs, 3L.K.1

Discussion of missionary reaction to the proposed new Quechua orthography (see No. 3151 above). Freeman and Smith 3153

General physical description: TMs, 3L.

 Shedd, Leslie M.. Wintersteen, Carl H..
Observations ... concerning the Quechua orthography
1936TMs, 5L.K.1

Concerning the new orthography (see No. 3151 above). Freeman and Smith 3154

General physical description: TMs, 5L.

 Ward, I. C..
Ortografia
1937TMs Cy, 2L.K.1

Discussion of new Quechua orthography (see No. 3151 above). Copy made by John Ritchie. Freeman and Smith 3157

General physical description: TMs Cy, 2L.

 Quileute
  
 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Quileute grammar
1928TMs Cy, 20 L.W3a.1

Incomplete, antecedent to Andrade (1933). Contents: phonetics, suffixes, nominal suffixes, pronouns. Freeman and Smith 3188

Provenance: Donor, Norman A. McQuown (excepting nominal suffixes, already in collection), 1954.

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 20 L.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Groups of words, collected by M. J. Andrade to illustrate the various types of accent in the Quileute language
1928TMs, 6L. 18slips.W3a.2

Words spoken into a dictaphone by a Quileute in Seattle. Contains "Remarks on Quileute dictaphone records" with musical notations and graphic forms (forms published). Freeman and Smith 3184 Cf. Andrade (1933): 164-165.

Provenance: Donor (of copies 2 and 3), Norman A McQuown, 1954

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General physical description: TMs, 6L. 18slips.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Quileute vocabulary
1928AMs, Ca.2,650 cards.W3a.3

File boxes arranged phonetically. Quileute notes on 20 cards. Freeman and Smith 3192

Provenance: Donor, Department of Anthropology, Univ of Chicago, 1950

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General physical description: AMs, Ca.2,650 cards.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Quileute grammar
ca. 1930AMs, Ca.2,000 slips and cards.W3a.4

Notes probably used in preparing the author's "Quileute Grammar, " (1933). Freeman and Smith 3189

Provenance: Donor, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago, 1950

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 29

General physical description: AMs, Ca.2,000 slips and cards.

 Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
Quileute ethnology: Lapush, Washington
1916AMs and TMs, 5 notebooks. 84L.W3a.5

Consists of 5 field notebooks (numbered IV - VIII) and typed transcripts of notebooks V, VII, and VIII. Mental and physical traits, population, basketry, matting, early history and distribution, manufactures, houses and households, clothing and adornments, subsistence, travel..., trade, fishing, warfare, games and pastimes, sign language, social organization and festivals, birth-childhood, religion, guardian spirits, shamanism, ceremonials, ethical concepts and teaching, medicine, current beliefs, art, and text "Origin of Potlatch." Freeman and Smith 3177

Provenance: Donor (of vol 6), Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 52

General physical description: AMs and TMs, 5 notebooks. 84L.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Quileute ethnology notes
1928AMs, 1 notebook 22p.W3a.6

Freeman and Smith 3174

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, December, 1954

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook 22p.

 Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
The ceremonial societies of the Quileute Indians
1916TMs Cy, 56L.W3a.7

Incomplete:p. 1-32, 45-56. Apparently based on notebook 6 of No. 3177, but prepared for general use. Freeman and Smith 3175

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 56L.

 Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930. Howeattle, Arthur.
Quileute ethnology
1915-1916TMs, 6L., 1 map.W3a.8

An account of the history of the Quileute, including traditional territory, local place names (with map), and names of many other indigenous peoples of the region. A different typescript of part of No. 3178 (from notebook 2:1-2:12). Also, a second copy, lacking map. Freeman and Smith 3176

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

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General physical description: TMs, 6L., 1 map.

 Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
Quileute ethnology: Lapush, Washington
1916TMs, 275L. and illus.W3a.9

Typed transcripts of notebooks 1-5 and 7 of Frachtenberg's field notebooks. Original notebooks of 4, 5, 7, and typescript in No. 3177. Copy of 2:1-2:12 in No. 3176. See 3177 for general contents. Freeman and Smith 3178

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General physical description: TMs, 275L. and illus.

 Reagan, Albert B..
Quileute ethnology
1908-1913TMs Cy, 18L. and 130 plates.W3a.10

Materials sent by teacher and missionary to Edward Sapir, ethnologist for Canada Department of Mines. Quileute stories apparently checked by L. J. Frachtenberg against the memory of his informant, Arthur Howeattle. Also, the airship "tomanawis" canoe and medicine actors; Dr. Lester or He-tucthal-took of the Quillayutes; some notes on the Quileute Indians, Washington. 130 drawings made by Quileute school children and by Reagan. MS. endorsements by E. Sapir and L. J. Frachtenberg. Images include pencil and ink sketches, color crayon drawings, watercolors, and geletin silver prints of utensils, canoes, drums, rattles, toys, arrows, masks, totems, decorative patterns. Freeman and Smith 3180

Restrictions on Access: This material has been designated as potentially culturally sensitive. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is restricted. Please consult the Curator of Indigenous Materials for more information.

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 18L. and 130 plates.


Genre(s): Watercolors; Gelatin silver prints; Sketches.; Drawings.

 Quileute men with masks
1908-1913 
 Tc'awe'tcil
1908-1913 
 Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
Quileute songs
1922 (1917)AMs, 2 notebooks.W3a.11

Recordings made in 1917 at Lapush, Washington. The field notebooks give names of songs and their owners, performers, words of songs with translation, except for dance songs. Freeman and Smith 3179

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, December, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 53

General physical description: AMs, 2 notebooks.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
English Quileute vocabulary
1928TMs Cy with ms. Additions, 104L.W3a.12

Alphabetical by English; reverse of No. 3187. 1, 100 items. Freeman and Smith 3183

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: TMs Cy with ms. Additions, 104L.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Quileute English vocabulary
1928TMs Cy with ms. Additions, 22L.W3a.13

ca.1, 100 items, alphabetical by Quileute; reverse of No. 3183. A second copy "General vocabulary." Freeman and Smith 3187

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, December 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: TMs Cy with ms. Additions, 22L.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Notes on the English-Quileute vocabulary
1928?AMs, 17L., in notebook.W3a.14

3p. of notes; textual material. Freeman and Smith 3186

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, December 1954

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General physical description: AMs, 17L., in notebook.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Quileute words and sentences, and phonetic observations
1928?AMs, 90p, in notebook.W3a.15

Examples of sentences, including interrogative form and word building, etc. Phonetic observations. Freeman and Smith 3195

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 53

General physical description: AMs, 90p, in notebook.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Interrelations of pitch, stress, and quantity in Quileute
1928?TMs Cy, 4L.W3a.16

Copy of unpublished article. A revision is subsumed in Andrade (1933). Freeman and Smith 3185

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: TMs Cy, 4L.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Quileute word lists, grouped by accents
1928?AMs, 11L. in notebook. 8 slips.W3a.17

Words grouped according to accentual patterns. Freeman and Smith 3194

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 53

General physical description: AMs, 11L. in notebook. 8 slips.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Quileute (?) vocabulary
1928?AMs, 13L. 55 cards.W3a.18

Examples of words and phrases, including possessives. Mostly English only, with reference number. Freeman and Smith 3193

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: AMs, 13L. 55 cards.

 George, Hallie B.. Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
Quileute grammatical notes
1915AMs, 1 notebook. 73p.W3a.19

Frachtenberg's notes made with the aid of George, an English-speaking Quileute Indian. Brief addition in 1916 with aid of Arthur Howeattle. Freeman and Smith 3197

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 53

General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook. 73p.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Quileute morphology
ca. 1933AMs, 42p.W3a.20

Word lists of Quileute forms with English translations, including nominal classifiers, verbs, numerals. Contains tables of vowels and pronouns which were published in Andrade (1933). Freeman and Smith 3190

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: AMs, 42p.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
An analysis of the Quileute language
1929TMs, with MS. additions., 258L.W3a.21

Original MS. for Andrade (1933), together with carbons of other title pages and a preface not used in published version. Freeman and Smith 3181 Printed, Andrade (1933).

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 26

General physical description: TMs, with MS. additions., 258L.

 Frachtenberg, Leo Joachim, 1883-1930.
Quileute texts
1922AMs, 1 notebook. 47p.W3a.22

Unpublished texts, sequel to Andrade (1931); partial interlinear translations. Vol. 15 of field notebooks. Freeman and Smith 3196

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 53

General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook. 47p.

 Andrade, Manuel José, 1885-1941.
Quileute texts
1928TMs and AMs, 2 note books and 32p.W3a.23

Texts with notes and some interlinear translation; also, list of texts 1-45, collected by L. J. Frachtenberg, 1915-1916. Freeman and Smith 3191 Printed, Andrade (1931), pt. 1: no. 2-26.

Provenance: Donor, Norman A McQuown, 1954

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 26

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 2 note books and 32p.

 Quinault
  
 Farrand, Livingston, 1867-1939.
Quinault ethnographic and field notes
1897AMs, 15 notebooks.S2a.1

Folkloristic texts in English (Quinault and Nez Percé). Texts in Quinault with interlinear translations; scraps and accounts; paradigms and vocabularies. 6 pgs. of a Chilcotin (Tsilhqot'in) vocabulary. One notebook dated 1897, remainder undated. Freeman and Smith 3198

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 48-49

General physical description: AMs, 15 notebooks.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922. Haeberlin, Herman Karl, 1890-1918. Shale, Harry. Saux, Toby, Mrs..
Quinault vocabulary and paradigms
1916-1917AMs, 54L.S2a.2

Vocabulary includes parts of body, natural objects, implements, mammals, fish, reptiles. Letter from Teit to Boas, Sept. 15, 1916; accounts for work on Flathead and Salish MSS. Updated description, May 2021: A set of vocabulary and grammatical notes recorded by Herman Haeberlin with Quinault speakers Harry Shale of Taholah (on December 28-30, 1916) and Mrs Toby Saux(?) of La Push (on January 2, 1917.) This portion of the manuscript was previously misidentified as James Teit's handwriting. Freeman and Smith 3199

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 18

General physical description: AMs, 54L.

 Salish
  
 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
The Middle Columbia Salish
1910TMs Cy, 90p.10

Incomplete ethnographic manuscript. See No. 3205. Freeman and Smith 3204 Printed, Teit (1928).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 1

General physical description: TMs Cy, 90p.


Subject(s): Wenatchi

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Salish (and Dene) ethnographic notes
1911-1917TMs and AMs, 265L.60

Lists of Salish artifacts sent to museums: Interior Salish basketry to Victoria Museum; St'at'imc (Lillooet) materials to American Museum of Natural History; Secwepemc (Shuswap) and Nlaka'pamux (Thompson) materials to same; geological specimens to Geological Survey of Canada; basketry and clothing to same; materials to Field Museum; materials to Provincial Museum. Also, note of Edward Sapir to Teit, June 1913, enclosing typed copy of Thompson River materials sent to Geological Survey of Canada. Images include pencil sketches of clothing, utensils, decorative patterns, arrowheads, bowls, drums, shoes. Includes documentation relating to other Indigenous communities of British. beyond those listed in the description above, including Dene peoples in central and northern BC. These have not yet been comprehensively listed in existing descriptions of this item. Freeman and Smith 3206

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 16

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 265L.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Comparative vocabularies of eight Salishan languages
1900AMs, 18L.S.1

532 alphabetically arranged English items with equivalents in one or more of the following: Lkwungen ("Songish"), Nanaimo (Snuneymuxw), Squamish (Skwxwú7mesh), Sisiatl (Sechelt), Satlolk (Comox), Pentlatch, Bilhula (Bella Coola), Thompson (Nlaka'pamux). Freeman and Smith 3210

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 15

General physical description: AMs, 18L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Comparative Salishan vocabularies
1925AMs, 1628 strips of paper.S.2

Parallel vocabulary lists in 35 Salish languages. 1,195 columns identified by English word at top; words are semantically arranged. Also, index, index slips, and miscellaneous comparisons. Languages, as give on the lists, are: "Lillooet" (St'at'imcets), "Thompson" (Nlaka'pamux), "Shuswap" (Secwepemc), "Okanagon" (Syilx), Sanpoil, Colville, Lake (Sinixt), Spokane, Kalispel, Pend d'Oreille, Columbia, Coeur d'Alene, Quinault, Lower Chehalis, Satsop, Upper Chehalis (2 version), Cowlitz, Twana, Nisqually, Snohomish, Skagit, Clallam (Klallam), Lummi, Lekwungen, "Noot" (Nootka?, Nuu-chah-nulth, or Nooksack?), "Squamish" (Skwxwú7mesh), Nanaimo (Snuneymuxw), "LFra" (Lower Frasier, Halkomelem?), "Sechelt" (Sháshíshálh), Pentlatch, Comox, "Bella Coola" (Nuxalk), Tillamook, Siletz. Freeman and Smith 3209 Cf. punch cards based on these items in No. 3217 below.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 4

General physical description: AMs, 1628 strips of paper.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Salish tribal names and distributions
1907-1910AMs and TMs, 125L., 5 slips, 3 maps, 2 notebooks.S.3

Field notebooks with data on tribal nem-s, traditional location, basketry, customs of British Columbia Salish. Notes to Eva Emery Dy (1900); maps showing locations and place names. Letters of Franz Boas to James A. Teit: Aug. 9, 1912 and Jan. 18, 1913, requesting information on basketry. Extracts from Teit letters, 1909-1910, in hand of Lucy Kramer: Salish historical and linguistic observations. 4 typescripts: tribal names of Interior Salish; names for tribes in sign language; additional information on former distribution of Salish tribes along Columbia River to the south; linguistics. Freeman and Smith 3207

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 15

General physical description: AMs and TMs, 125L., 5 slips, 3 maps, 2 notebooks.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Salishan comparative vocabularies
n.d.AMs and TMs, 117L. and 5 slips.S.4

Vocabularies of Interior and Coastal Salish; notes; index (with c.c.). The items are similarly arranged, numbered 1-62 for Interior and 1-897 for Coast. Also, discussion of Interior Salish languages and suffix comparisons. Freeman and Smith 3220

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 117L. and 5 slips.

 Part 1 of 3. Interior vocabularies
  
 Part 2 of 3. Coast vocabularies
  
 Part 3 of 3. Index, additional vocabularies and notes
  

English index to Teit vocabularies, with marginalia and carbon copy; "Additional words required for completion of vocabularies"; "Notes to Coast vocabularies"; "Notes to Interior Salish vocabularies"; "Languages of the Interior Salish" (essay); "Suffix comparisons"; and miscellaneous notes.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Miscellaneous Interior Salishan materials
1909AMs, 185 p., 39 slips.S.5

Miscellaneous grammatical materials and several comparative vocabularies. Image includes ink sketch of "salehenko club". Freeman and Smith 3219

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General physical description: AMs, 185 p., 39 slips.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Songs from the Salish area
1915-1921AMs and TMs, 34L., 58p., 7 slips.S.6

Typewritten and handwritten notes on 80+ songs recording on wax cylinders, collected for and sent to National Museum of Canada. Notes give informtion regarding provenance, singers, cultural context, and other information to varying degrees, with language transcripton in some cases. Cultures represented: Upper Nlaka'pamux (Thompson), Ktunaxa (Kutenai), Stó:lo (Stalo), Nuu-chah-nulth (Nutka), Nisga'a (Naska), Cowichan, Cree, Sekani, Kaska, Dakelh (Carrier), Tsilqhot'in (Chilcotin), Nuxalk (Bella Coola), St'at'imc (Lillooet), Secwepemc (Shuswap), Syilx (Okanagon), Crow.   Description updated by Brian Carpenter in September 2020. Previous description: "Notes on ca. 80 songs as to provenance, informants, cultural context. Typescript of texts with translations. Thompson, Shuswap, Lillooet, and Okanagon among the Salish; also Athabascan and Cree. Collected for and sent to National Museum of Canada, Ottawa." Freeman and Smith 3208

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 16

General physical description: AMs and TMs, 34L., 58p., 7 slips.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Salish ethnographic materials
1908-1920AMs and TMs, 470p., 50 slips, 1 notebook, 55 plates.S.7

Contains data on tribal names; personal names; basketry, tattooing and clothing, with drawings; folkloristic texts in English. Ethnographic notes, drawings, description of museum specimens. "Notes on the Snake Indians." Historical notes based on tradition and various printed works. Images include ink and pencil sketches of canoes, decorative patterns, traps, facial tattoos. Freeman and Smith 3205 Some of the plates were printed in Teit (1930a). Texts printed as Teit (1937).

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 470p., 50 slips, 1 notebook, 55 plates.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Luke Shona-mitza (chief)
1908-1920 
 Tsila-ghesket, patriarch of the N-kam-chin band of Indians
1908-1920 
 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922. Haeberlin, Herman Karl, 1890-1918. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Salishan dialects
1920TMs, 12L.S.10

Data relating to the Salish languages, their distribution, and the distributions of neighboring languages. Freeman and Smith 3211

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 17

General physical description: TMs, 12L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Salish vocabulary: comparison on coded punch cards
1950AMs and TMs, 167 cards.S.11

Each card represents one vocabulary item taken from Boas' comparative Salish vocabularies, No. 3209. Guide card shows placement of the languages on the punch cards. Freeman and Smith 3217

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 4

General physical description: AMs and TMs, 167 cards.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Salish internal relationships
1950TMs Cy, 24L.S.12

Study of affinities among Salishan languages, based on vocabulary correspondences. Inferences are drawn as to prehistory. Freeman and Smith 3216 Printed, Swadesh (1950).

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 24L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Salishan comparative phonology
1951-1952TMs, 45L., 5 maps.S.13

A lengthy study of relationship, distribution, structure, and phonologies. Freeman and Smith 3215 Printed, substantially revised, as Swadesh (195C:26).

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General physical description: TMs, 45L., 5 maps.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Salish cognates
1951AMs and TMs, 215L.S.14

Ca. 200 cognate sets from various Salish languages, taken primarily from Boas' comparative vocabularies, No. 3209, with orthography changed to interpret the original phonemically. Other sources explained in a note. Freeman and Smith 3214

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1951

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 215L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Notes on Salish inflections
ca. 1910AMs, 1 notebook.S1f.4

Salish notes, based on Mengarini's Grammar. Freeman and Smith 3202 Cf. Mengarini (1881).

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook.

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 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Kalispel and Salish vocabulary
ca. 1910AMs, 32p. 6L.S1f.5

Field notes; word lists of Kalispel, Salish, Pend d'Oreille, Flathead. Freeman and Smith 3218

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General physical description: AMs, 32p. 6L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Salish and Wakashan
1915AMs, 26 cards.W1.2

Lexical comparisons. Freeman and Smith 3213 Printed as Sapir (1949).

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1952

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.6, reel 4

General physical description: AMs, 26 cards.

 San Felipe (Katishtya)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
San Felipe word list
1920AMs, 1 notebook. 66p.Ke1.8

Word lists, paradigms, texts. Freeman and Smith 3221

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook. 66p.

 Sanpoil
  
 Gould, Marian K..
Sanpoil notes
n.d.TMs, 10L. 9 photos.43

Contains data on social organization, tanning, tipi, fish traps, foods, stone implements. Images include photographs of drawings by Karneecher of tanning, hunting buffalo, tools, traps, and dwellings. Freeman and Smith 3224

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 3

General physical description: TMs, 10L. 9 photos.


Genre(s): Drawings.; Gelatin silver prints

 Drawing 1. "Ancient fish trap"
  
 Drawing 2. "Method of tanning buffalo skin"
  
 Drawing 3. "Cooking and drying fish"
  
 Drawing 4. "Style of buckskin dress - also moulding of pottery"
  
 Drawing 5. "Buffalo skin teepes"
  
 Drawing 6. "Wearing of tulle or tullie teepe"
  
 Drawing 7. "Men chasing and killing buffalo"
  
 Drawing 8. [untitled]
  
 Drawing 9. ""Spirit rock" with markings used by Sanpoil tribe [...] test of courage for their boys"
  
 Notes
  11 page(s)
 Santo Domingo
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Santo Domingo word list
1920AMs, 1 notebook. 71p.Ke1.9

Word lists and paradigms. Freeman and Smith 3225

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook. 71p.

 Sarcee (Tsuut'ina)
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Onespot, John, 1882-1945.
Sarsi linguistics
1922, n.d.AMs, 7 notebooks of ca. 100p. ea.Na6.1

Includes: vocabulary; paradigms; texts with notes; English translations. Freeman and Smith 4707 Cf: no. 4708.

Provenance: Donor, Harry Hoijer, Jan 1973

General physical description: AMs, 7 notebooks of ca. 100p. ea.

 Tsuut'ina ("Sarsi") notebook #1
1922 
 Tsuut'ina ("Sarsi") notebook #2
1922 
 Tsuut'ina ("Sarsi") notebook #3
1922 
 Tsuut'ina ("Sarsi") notebook #4
1922 
 Tsuut'ina ("Sarsi") notebook #5
1922 
 Tsuut'ina ("Sarsi") notebook #6
1922 
 Tsuut'ina ("Sarsi") notebook #7
1922 
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Tsuut'ina photographs
192263 black-and-white photographs, silver gelatin printsNa6.2

Photographs of Tsuu T'ina people, horse round-ups, hoop and arrow game, and landscape. Taken by Edward Sapir at the Sarcee Reserve in Alberta in the summer of 1922.

Other Descriptive Information: Originally cataloged and housed with item W2a.18, "Miscellaneous Nootka material." Identified as Tsuu T'ina and recataloged in August 2014 by Brian Carpenter.

1-2 "The Sarcee" and his wife
summer 1922 
1-3 "The Sarcee"
summer 1922 
1-4 Mrs. Sarcee (wife of "The Sarcee")
summer 1922 
1-5 Johnny, son of John Whitney
summer 1922 
1-6 Two children, Johnny and Roy, of John Whitney
summer 1922 
2-1 Jim Starlight on horseback
summer 1922 
2-2 Sweat-house near tent of Knife
summer 1922 
2-3 Tent and drying-frame of Knife
summer 1922 
2-4 View and horses on Sarcee Indian reserve
summer 1922 
2-5 View of Sarcee Indian reserve
summer 1922 
2-6 View of Sarcee Indian reserve
summer 1922 
3-1 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
3-2 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
3-3 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
3-4 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
3-5 Roundup scene
  
3-6 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
4-1 Tsuut'ina Indians camp at the horse round-up
summer 1922 
4-2 Crow-Collar
summer 1922 
4-4 Mrs. Tony, Mrs. Jack Waters, and 2 children of latter
summer 1922 
4-5 Mrs. Tom Heavenfire
summer 1922 
4-6 Indian group at the corral
summer 1922 
5-1 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
5-2 Emasculating, roundup scene
summer 1922 
5-3 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
5-4 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
5-5 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
5-6 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
6-2 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
6-3 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
6-4 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
6-5 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
6-6 Branding in roundup
summer 1922 
7-1 Tsuut'ina Indians at a horse roundup
summer 1922 
7-2 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
7-4 Roundup scene
summer 1922 
7-5 David One-Spot and wife
summer 1922 
7-6 Tent foundation of Fox-tail
summer 1922 
8-1 Mrs. Big-Crow and Mrs. Old-Man-Spotted
summer 1922 
8-2 Two-Cuts and Mrs. Runs-in-the-Middle
summer 1922 
8-3 Many-Wounds
summer 1922 
8-4 Run-in-the-Middle
summer 1922 
8-5 Tsuut'ina Indian camp, showing old and new styles of tent
summer 1922 
8-6 Tent of Knife, owner of the Pipe Bundle, and frame holding the bundle
summer 1922 
9-1 Hoop and arrow game
summer 1922 

Other Descriptive Information: Writing on back of photo: "Two Sarcee [Tsuu T'ina] Indians following a hoop with their arrows in the hoop and arrow game."

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9-2 Hoop and arrow game
summer 1922 

Other Descriptive Information: Writing on back of photo: "Two Sarcee [Tsuu T'ina] Indians play the hoop and arrow game; 'The Sarcee' shoots his arrow."

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9-3 Hoop and arrow game
summer 1922 

Other Descriptive Information: Writing on back of photo: "Two Sarcee [Tsuu T'ina] Indinas follow the hoop in the hoop and arrow game."

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9-5 Two Tsuut'ina Indians follow the hoop in the hoop and arrow game
summer 1922 
9-6 "The Sarcee" repairs an arrow during the hoop and arrow game
summer 1922 
10-1 Tsuut'ina Indians at ration house
summer 1922 
10-2 Mr. Hetherington (farm instructor) and John Whitney
summer 1922 
10-3 Two-Young-Men
summer 1922 
10-4 Two-Young-Men and Mr. and Mrs. Otter
summer 1922 
10-5 Otter
summer 1922 
10-6 Tsuut'ina Indian group in buggy
summer 1922 
10-7 Jim Starlight, his Stoney wife, and his child by another marriage
summer 1922 
10-8 Jim Starlight
summer 1922 
10-9 Jim Starlight's child and his Stoney wife
summer 1922 
10-10 Gopher standing
summer 1922 
11-1 John Whitney
summer 1922 

Abstract: Text on back of photo: "John Whitney, half-breed Cree, identified with Sarcee tribe."

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11-2 John Whitney, profile
summer 1922 

Abstract: Text on back of photo: "John Whitney, half-breed Cree, identified with Sarcee tribe (profile)"

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11-3 Mrs. John Whitney
summer 1922 
11-4 John and Mrs. John Whitney and their two children
summer 1922 
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Notes and drawings on Sarcee specimens
circa 1922 2 folders ; 39 page(s) ; 17 drawing Na6.3

Typewritten notes on 237 Tsuu T'ina items collected by Edward Sapir during his fieldwork in the summer of 1922. Includes information on persons from whom items were bought and prices, probable museum catalog numbers, and 1-page notes on Mrs. Two-Guns comments on clay pots. Also includes drawings of 17 items.

Other Descriptive Information: Originally cataloged and housed with item W2a.18, "Miscellaneous Nootka material," folders #63 and #64. Identified as Tsuu T'ina and recataloged in December 2015 by Brian Carpenter.

 Schitsu'umsh
  

Other Descriptive Information: Updated to preferred term from previous term, "Coeur d'Alene"

 Reichard, Gladys Amanda, 1893-1955.
Coeur d'Alene Indian texts
ca. 1930?TMs Cy, 418L.S1g.1

Texts without translations, number I-LII (XVIII lacking). Accompanying note states that author has retained translation pending publication, after which this will be made available. Freeman and Smith 764 Used for Reichard (1938)

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 418L.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Coeur d'Alene and Spokane vocabulary
1908AMs, 1 notebookS1g.2

Words recorded on blanks provided in Powell (1877). Freeman and Smith 767

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook

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 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Coeur d'Alene vocabulary
ca. 1910AMs, 17p.S1g.3

Vocabulary items, relating to material culture and religion. Freeman and Smith 766

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General physical description: AMs, 17p.

 Sisiatl (Sechelt, Shishalh)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Sisiatl vocabulary
1886AMs, 14p.S2j.4

In Sechelt-German. 871 lexical items arranged topically with German equivalents. Previously misdated at circa 1885. Freeman and Smith 3232

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 19

General physical description: AMs, 14p.

 Seneca
  
 Barbeau, Marius, 1883-1969.
Seneca ... recorded from Ezechiel Hill, a Seneca of Grand River Reserve, Ontario
1950AMs, 39p. Photo.I1e.1

Verb forms, terms of relationship, numerals. Check list of vocabularies found appended to Jacques Cartier's first and second voyages. Freeman and Smith 3458

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 7

General physical description: AMs, 39p. Photo.

 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Seneca and other notes
1947AMs, 122L. and 37L.I1e.2

Texts with interlinear translations. Freeman and Smith 3463

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General physical description: AMs, 122L. and 37L.

 Harris, Zellig S. (Zellig Sabbettai), 1909-1992.
Seneca texts and additional external forms
1946AMs, 20L., 61L., and 5 records.I1e.3

Freeman and Smith 3464 Cf. No. 3463

Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this item, including Reading Room photography, is restricted to its potential cultural sensitivity, pending further review. Please consult the Manuscripts Department for more information.

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General physical description: AMs, 20L., 61L., and 5 records.

 Shasta
  
 Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972. Angulo, Jaime de.
The Shasta language
1928-1930TMs, 254L.H1c.1

Grammar and illustrative text with interlinear and free translations and notes. Author discusses language in terms of how ideas are expressed. Intended to parallel the authors discussion of Achumawi (1930). Also a carbon copy (244L.) lacking free translation. Freeman and Smith 3641

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General physical description: TMs, 254L.

 Dixon , Roland Burrage, 1875-1934.
Shasta texts
1908-1910AMs, 6 notebooks, ca. 315p.H1c.2

Texts with interlinear translation. These are, in part, revised in No. 3644. 6 notebooks, A-F, and a loose page. C is disbound. Freeman and Smith 3643

Processing information: Prior to 2022, described as 8 notebooks. Likely an error.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 36

General physical description: AMs, 6 notebooks, ca. 315p.

 Notebook A
  
 Notebook B
  
 Notebook C
  
 Notebook D
  
 Notebook E
  
 Notebook F
  
 Loose page
  
 Dixon , Roland Burrage, 1875-1934.
Shasta texts ...; ed. and rev. by Lucy S. Freeland
1908; 1927TMs, 221L.H1c.3

Texts with interlinear and free translations. Folkloristic texts collected by Dixon see No. 3643 and checked with the informants of Jaime de Angulo and Freeland. Freeman and Smith 3644

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General physical description: TMs, 221L.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Sample of Shasta
1928TMs, 1L.H1c.4

48 forms based on a verb meaning to peel; marginal note of Edward Sapir. Freeman and Smith 3640

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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General physical description: TMs, 1L.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Knomihu vocabulary, obtained at Selma, Oregon
n.d.; 1928AMs, 4L.H1c.5

In English-Shasta. 49 items. Note of Edward Sapir. Freeman and Smith 3639

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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General physical description: AMs, 4L.

 Shuswap (Secwepemc)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Shuswap vocabulary
1900AMs, 15L.S1c.1

900 forms arranged by categories such as tribal names, parts of the body, etc. Freeman and Smith 3673

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General physical description: AMs, 15L.

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 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Secwepemc place names and general vocabulary, and Syilx word list
1908AMs, 12p. 5L. ca. 420 forms arranged by categories.S1c.2

This item consists of multiple Secwepemc language word lists: Place names "between Green Timber and Kamloops via Canim Lake," including translation and description of locations (5 p.); "Words collected for completion of 1908 vocabularies" (11 p.); Syilx ("Okanagan") word list (3 p.); and short note on basketry. Some of these sections blend into each other on transitional pages.

Freeman and Smith 3674

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General physical description: AMs, 12p. 5L. ca. 420 forms arranged by categories.

Other Descriptive Information: Item previously labeled as "Shuswap words." Revised in 2021 by Brian Carpenter.

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 Sinkyone
  
 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Sinkyone field notes
1903-1908AMs, 4 notebooks.Na20i.1

Contains lexical items with translations; also texts with interlinear translations. Lengthy notes in English on house types for Sinkyone of north and south in Humboldt County. Freeman and Smith 3675

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber, for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 47

General physical description: AMs, 4 notebooks.

 Southern Paiute
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Ute and Kaibab Paiute linguistic material
1909-1910, 1916, n.d.AMs, 5 notebooks of ca. 150p. each and 55L.U.5

Notebooks include: paradigms, grammatical notes and texts for Uncompahgre and Uintah Ute and for Kaibab Paiute; lists of kinship terms from Thompson River (Salish), Nootka, Nass River (Tsimshian), Kutenai, Uintah Ute, Yurok, and Kaibab Paiute. Freeman and Smith 4766

Provenance: Donor, Sapir family, May 1972.

General physical description: AMs, 5 notebooks of ca. 150p. each and 55L.

 Squamish (Skwxwú7mesh)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Squamish vocabulary
ca. 1888AMs, 66L. 20p.S2h.1

In Squamish-German. Part translated into German. May be from field work in 1888. (See Mss.B.B61.5, Field notes 1888 #1.) First page is a comparative vocabulary for numbers including Comox, Snuneymuxw, Pentlatch, "Sisiatl" (Sechelt, Sháshíshálh,) Lekwungen, and "Squamish" (Sḵwx̱wú7mesh sníchim). Includes one page of example sentences written in unidentified handwriting. (Expanded description including corrected date and info on comparative vocabulary added in March 2022.) Freeman and Smith 3697

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 19

General physical description: AMs, 66L. 20p.

 Takelma
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. St. Clair, Harry Hull. Johnson, Frances.
Takelma linguistic material and songs
1903-1904, 1906AMs, 5 notebooks of ca. 120p. each, 6L. sheet music, 10L.Pn1.1

The notebooks contain myth texts with English translations, medicine formulas, etc. (published as Sapir, 1909) as well as paradigms and other grammatical notes. Sheet music contains transcriptions of four Takelma songs and one each for Chasta Costa, Shasta, and Chinook Jargon. Sheet music containing transcriptions 23 songs in Takelma, Chasta Costa, Shasta, and Chinook Jargon. Remaining leaves are vocabulary notes made by H. H. St. Clair. Freeman and Smith 4803

General physical description: AMs, 5 notebooks of ca. 120p. each, 6L. sheet music, 10L.

 Johnson, Frances. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Takelma notebook #1
1903 
 Johnson, Frances. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Takelma notebook #2
1903 
 Johnson, Frances. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Takelma notebook #3
1903 
 Johnson, Frances. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Takelma notebook #4
1903 
 Johnson, Frances. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Takelma notebook #5
1903 
 Johnson, Frances. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Takelma, Chasta Costa, Shasta, and Chinook Jargon songs
1903 
 St. Clair, Harry Hull.
Takelma notes of H. H. St. Clair
circa 1903 
 Taos (Tiwa dialect)
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
A sketch of the Taos language
1924-1930AMs, 76L.T1b.2

Article considers morphology and semasiology (according to de Angulo and Freeland 1830). Three letters from literate informant, all with interlinear and free translation and notes. Freeman and Smith 3724

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General physical description: AMs, 76L.

 Angulo, Jaime de. Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972.
Taos texts and grammatical notes
n.d.; ca. 1924-1930TMs, 68L.T1b.3

Contains four letters with literal and free translations and grammatical notes. 6 texts, most with free translations and notes. Note on revision of orthography. Freeman and Smith 3723

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 19

General physical description: TMs, 68L.

 Tarahumara
  
 Bennett, Wendell Clark, 1905-1953.
Tarahumara vocabulary
1931AMs, ca. 1,800 slipsU6a.1

In Tarahumara-Spanish and English. Lexical file, organized both by grammatical categories and English alphabetical order. Freeman and Smith 3727

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 22

General physical description: AMs, ca. 1,800 slips

 Bennett, Wendell Clark, 1905-1953.
Tarahumara texts
1931TMs, and AMs, 105L.U6a.2

Tarahumara-Spanish and English. 13 texts with Spanish interlinear translans; 1 in English. Duplicate typed copies of 4 texts. Freeman and Smith 3726

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs, and AMs, 105L.

 Henry, Jules.
Tarahumara materials
1940TMs and AMs, 192L.U6a.3

In Tarahumara-Spanish. Various Tarahumara materials relating to the work of the Consejo de Lenguas Indigenas. Includes vocabulary lists (Spanish-Tarahumara ) of 200 and 720 items; 1 Dictionario Tarahumara-Castellano of ca. 750 items; 7 texts with Spanish interlinear and from Cree translations. Also, printed Spanish reader, Plancarte (1939); mimeo. D., Spanish-Tarahumara newsletter; typed text (c.c.) in both languages, Significado Real della Educacion Socialista Discurso del Presidente Cardenas. Cartilla Tarahumara de Lectura by F. M. Plancarte contains photomechanical prints of housing, utensils, clothing, social customs. Vida Indigen also contains photomechanical prints. Freeman and Smith 3729

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 192L.


Genre(s): Photomechanical prints

 Henry, Jules.
Tarahumara field notes
1940AMs, 3 notebooks and 11L.U6a.4

In Tarahumara-Spanish. Contains texts with some translations in Spanish; biographical material from informants; phonetically arranged lists of lexical items. Freeman and Smith 3728

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 50

General physical description: AMs, 3 notebooks and 11L.

 Tarascan (Purépecha)
  
 Lathrop, Maxwell D.. Leon, Adrian F.. Hockett, Charles Francis.
Tarascan vocabulary and notes
1940TMs and AMs, 1, 000 slips.Ta.1

In Tarascan Spanish. Lexical file; incomplete alphabetization. Freeman and Smith 3732

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 1, 000 slips.

 Leon, Adrian F.. Quintana, Frances Leon. Velásquez Gallardo, Pablo.
Tarascan ethnologic and linguistic notes
1940TMs, and AMs, 5 notebooks and 8L.Ta.2

In Tarascan, English, and Spanish. Contains linguistic forms, terms for parents, vocabulary of 600 items, list of names of natural and cultural obiects. Interviews and material on land division and agriculture, both in Spanish. Freeman and Smith 3734

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953

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General physical description: TMs, and AMs, 5 notebooks and 8L.

 Lathrop, Maxwell D..
Words adopted from Spanish into Tarascan
1939TMs Cy, 4L.Ta.3

In Tarascan-Spanish-English. 75 items in parallel columns. Includes covering letter of Lathrop to Charles F. Hockett, Dec. 29, 1939, explaining the use of Spanish forms in Tarascan. Freeman and Smith 3731

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 4L.

 Unidentified.
Manual de eskritura en típo de mólde
circa 1940TMs with MS. Additions, 14L.Ta.4

In Spanish. A brief handbook for forming letters, with table of characters suitable for writing Tarascan. Freeman and Smith 3733

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General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 14L.

 Tehuelche
  
 Wolf, J. G..
Patagonian Tehuelche myths
n.d.TMs and AMs, 9L.Te.1

In Tehuelche-English. 8 folkloristic texts with interlinear and free translations and notes. 4 texts in English from Spanish translations. Freeman and Smith 3735

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 9L.

 Tewa
  
 Kurath, Gertrude Prokosch.
Cochiti and San Juan Pueblo songs
1957TMs, 26L., 2 photos.Ke1.10

Words, music, paraphrase of text, lists of ceremonial terms. Includes list of contents of Nos. 3734 and 3740; describes methods. Phonologic chart for Cochiti Keresan and Tewa-Tanoan. Freeman and Smith 3739

Provenance: Donor, Gertrude P. Kurath, 1957. Cf. Nos. 3734 and 3740.

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General physical description: TMs, 26L., 2 photos.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Tewa word list
1915AMs, 2 slips.T1a.1

22 forms with English equivalents. Freeman and Smith 3743

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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General physical description: AMs, 2 slips.

 Thompson (Nlaka'pamux)
  
 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Salish ethnographic materials
1898-1916TMs and AMs, 152L.61

Formal paper on attitude of Thompson River Indians toward missionaries; chaps. I and II of addenda to Teit's Traditions of the Thompson River Indians. Notes culled from Teit letters on houses, travel, transportation, canoes, baby carriers, subsistence, stone implements, distribution of tribes, historical notes, and warfare, 1908-1910. Includes 13 complete letters, Teit to Boas, 1906-1916, on Lillooet, Shuswap, Thompson, Flathead, and Pend d'Oreille, discussing botany, religion, myths, dances, warfare, trade routes, basketry, blankets, quill work Freeman and Smith 2484 Cf. Teit (1898); No. 3205 and No. 2446.

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 Teit, James A.: To Andrews, H.A. 1907 May 7
1907-05-07 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas. 1907 May 22
1907-05-22 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas. 1907 June 22
1907-06-22 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas. 1907 July 29
1907-07-29 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas, 1909 July 4
1909-07-04 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas, 1909 July 17
1909-07-17 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas, 1909 July 31
1909-07-31 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas, 1910 Mar. 22
1910-03-22 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas, 1910 Apr. 7
1910-04-07 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas, 1910 Apr. 21
1910-04-21 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas, 1915 Dec. 17
1915-12-17 
 Teit, James A.: To Boas, 1916 Oct. 4
1916-10-04 
 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Plant names of Thompson Indians
1896-1918AMs and TMs, 2 notebooks. 218L. 1 map.S1b.3

Latin, English, and Ntlakyapamuk names for plants, with Indian medicinal uses indicated. Ethnobotanical data; lists of plant specimens. 10 letters to James A. Teit from Edward Sapir, James Fletcher, and John Davidson, in regard to botanical specimens. Freeman and Smith 2483

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General physical description: AMs and TMs, 2 notebooks. 218L. 1 map.

 Botanical survey notebook #1
  

Notebook of botanical survey by Teit containing plant names listed alphabetically by Latin scientific name, with notes on English names, observations on how common, notes on locations and some uses, and info on places Teit has seen as them. Locations primarily given are those in general tradition territories of Nlaka'pamux ("Thompson Indians") such as Spuzzum, Nicola, Fraser Canyon, and Spences Bridge, though Teit occasionally gives other locations where he has seen particular plants outside of these areas, elsewhere in British Columbia and in Washington State (e.g. Skykomish) as well. Includes one printed map of British Columbia enclosed within notebook showing areas of a botanical survey that may or may not related to Teit's own survey. Part of a larger file that contains associated loose manuscript pages with notes on similar topics, including Nlaka'pamux plant names., ACLS section S1b.3. One of two parts.

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 Plant names of the Thompson Indians (Correspondence)
1897-05-25-1919-05-22 

Correspondence among James Teit, Edward Sapir, Frank Shutt (Dominion Chemist), Edwin Hewitt (Dominion Entomologist), James Fletcher, and John Davidson, regarding botanical survey of British Columbia. 31 letters altogether, dating 1897-1919.

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 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Tetlenitsa, Chief.
Thompson River word list
1914AMs, 2L.S1b.6

31-item word list in the Nlaka'pamuctsin language. Recorded from Chief Tetlenitsa. Freeman and Smith 2491

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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General physical description: AMs, 2L.

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 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Field notes on Thompson and neighboring Salish languages
1904AMs, 18 notebooks.S1b.7

12 notebooks of vocabulary arranged in ethnographic categories. 6 notebooks of ethnographic field notes with drawings, etc. Contains also Shuswap, Okanagon, Coeur d'Alene, Spokane materials. Images include pencil sketches of portraits, canoes, papoose, decorative patterns. Freeman and Smith 2492

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General physical description: AMs, 18 notebooks.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Field notes on Thompson songs and language
1897AMs, 1 notebook.S1b.8

Includes 6p. of Chilcotin words. Freeman and Smith 2493

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General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Ntlakyapamuk relationship terms and terms applied to persons
1905AMs, 39p, and 1 slipS1b.9

Vocabulary, kinship terms and notes. Freeman and Smith 2494 Cf. No. 30(S1b.2).

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General physical description: AMs, 39p, and 1 slip

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
English-Thompson lexicon
1890AMs, ca. 430 slips.S1b.10

Lexical file. Freeman and Smith 2486

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General physical description: AMs, ca. 430 slips.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942. Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Thompson notes
1910AMs, 2L.S1b.11

Abstract: no content

List of words and elicited sentences in Nlaka'pamuctsin language, along with very brief text. Mainly in Boas's handwriting, with notes by Teit at end of final page. Freeman and Smith 2488

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General physical description: AMs, 2L.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Suffixes in Thompson, with variants in other Salish languages
ca. 1910TMs with Ms. additions, 14L.S1b.12

229 items with index. Basic list is evidently Thompson and perhaps Kalispel. Chehalis and Coeur d'Alene written in. Freeman and Smith 2487

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General physical description: TMs with Ms. additions, 14L.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Thompson materials
ca.1910AMs, 2 notebooks. 181p. 15 slips.S1b.13

Lexical lists; texts; miscellaneous materials, primarily Thompson. Images include ink and pencil sketches of clothing, hieroglyphics. Freeman and Smith 2495

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General physical description: AMs, 2 notebooks. 181p. 15 slips.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Unidentified.
Thompson River Indians: ethnology
ca.1910AMs, 19p.S1b.14

1p. contents; sketch of subject matter. Ethnographic notes, data, questions. Freeman and Smith 2485

Provenance: Donor, Norman A. McQuown, Dec. 1954.

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General physical description: AMs, 19p.

 Unidentified.
Manual N'Tla-Ka-Pa-Moh containing catechism, prayers in the Thompson language, to which is added a short vocabulary, and a few grammatical notes of the same language
1885Pr. Ms, 77p.S1b.15

Cover title: Manual N'tla-kap-moh or of the Thompson language. A few MS. notes in ink (of J. A. Teit?). Freeman and Smith 2490

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General physical description: Pr. Ms, 77p.

 Tillamook
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Tillamook and Siletz folkloristic texts
1900AMs, 54L.S4.2

Texts with interlinear translation, pencil corrections. Copies of texts obtained in 1890. Freeman and Smith 3745 Cf. Boas (1898) and No. 30 (S4.1)

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General physical description: AMs, 54L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Miscellaneous items on Tillamook
1890AMs, 8L.S4.3

Contents of materials on Tillamook, Siletz, and Nehelim; also notes on Tillamook formations. Freeman and Smith 3744

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General physical description: AMs, 8L.

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 Edel, May M., (May Mandelbaum), 1909-1964.
Tillamook combined vocabulary
1935TMs with ms notes, 101L.S4.4

Combines materials recorded by Boas, Melville Jacobs, and May Edel. Typescript with extensive handwritten corrections. Freeman and Smith 3748

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

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General physical description: TMs with ms notes, 101L.

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 Tlingit
  
 Swanton, John Reed, 1873-1958.
Tlingit and Haida word list
1900-1901AMs, 2 notebooks. 90p.N2.1

Field notes taken at Sitka and Wrangell for Tlingit; Howkan, Klinkwan, and Kassan, Alaska, for Masset-Haida. Freeman and Smith 3763 Cf. Swanton (1911b).

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General physical description: AMs, 2 notebooks. 90p.

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 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Shotridge, Louis.
Chilcat vocabulary
1914AMs, 4L.N2.2

Notes taken from Louis Shotridge. 62 items. Freeman and Smith 3762

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General physical description: AMs, 4L.

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 De Laguna, Frederica, 1906-2004.
Recordings at Yakutat, Alaska
1952TMs, 30L.N2.3

Table of contents and notes for No. 3755. Notes to reels 1-4. Contains songs, stories with some translations, mostly Tlingit. 3 Athabaskan songs. Freeman and Smith 3756

Provenance: Donor, Frederica de Laguna, 1959.

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General physical description: TMs, 30L.

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 De Laguna, Frederica, 1906-2004.
Tlingit and Yakutat songs
1954TMs Cy, 62p.N2.3a

Table of contents and general transcript to Record 30. For supplemental data see No. 3753 and 3754. Freeman and Smith 3759 Cf. Year Book APS for 1954:179

Provenance: Donor, Frederica de Laguna, 1959

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 62p.

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 De Laguna, Frederica, 1906-2004.
Notes on songs recorded in 1954
1954TMs Cy, 128p.N2.3b

Notes to and transcripts of reels 1-7 of No. 3758. This supplements No. 3759. Freeman and Smith 3754 Cf. Year Book APS for 1954:179

Provenance: Donor, Frederica de Laguna, 1954

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 128p.

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 De Laguna, Frederica, 1906-2004.
Classification of all Yakutat-Tlingit songs recorded in 1952 and 1954
1954TMs, 10p.N2.3c

Indexes songs of Nos. 3755 and 3758 as Potlatch, Mourning, Sad, Walking, Dancing, Peace, Sitting Down, Love, Miscellaneous, Shaman, Funny, and Children's Songs. For records, see Nos. 3755 and 3758. This supplements Nos. 3754, 3756 and 3759. Freeman and Smith 3753

Provenance: Donor, Frederica de Laguna, 1954.

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General physical description: TMs, 10p.

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 De Laguna, Frederica, 1906-2004.
Notes on Tlingit recordings made in Angoon, Alaska
1950-1954 18 page(s) N2.3d

Accompanies Mss.Rec.15, "Tlingit recordings made in Angoon, Alaska." Printed in part: BAE Bulletin 172, pp. 169-171.

Provenance: Donor, Frederica de Laguna, June 1962.

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 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Comparative Na-Dene dictionary
n.d.AMs, 4 v. (ca. 500p. each.)Na20a.3

Volumes 1, 3, and 4 are comparative Na-Dene with provision for various Dene ("Athabaskan") languages and dialects, Haida, and Tlingit. Volume 2 is comparative Sino-Tibetan-Na-Dene with provision for entries in Sino-Tibetan languages, Dene ("Athabaskan"), Haida, and Tlingit. Most pages in all volumes have only a few entries. Freeman and Smith 4851

General physical description: AMs, 4 v. (ca. 500p. each.)

 Tolowa
  
 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Tolowa field notes
1902-1903AMs, 18 notebooks.Na20f.1

Recorded with speakers from Burnt Ranch (Yan'-daa-k'vt in Tolowa, Yontocket in English), and Smith River Island (Srdvn-das-'a~).. Lexical items, paradigms, songs, museum specimens, texts, historical narratives, ethnological data, names for material-culture objects. Freeman and Smith 3764

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 44-45

General physical description: AMs, 18 notebooks.

 Totonac
  
 McQuown, Norman A..
Los totonacos y su idioma
1940TMs part Cy, 27L.AM6

In Spanish. Revision of Yale doctoral dissertation; includes introduction, explication of new Totonac alphabet, text, translation, and grammatical notes. Text, "The Man and the Hawk," with English and Spanish translations. Freeman and Smith 3765

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General physical description: TMs part Cy, 27L.

 Tsetsaut (Ts'ets'aut)
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Ts'ets'aut text and word list
1894AMs, 19L.Na2.1

Text with interlinear translation. Vocabulary obtained by Boas, Portland Canal, B.C. Freeman and Smith 3766 Printed, Goddard (1924):34-35.

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General physical description: AMs, 19L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Note on Tsetsaut speakers
1920AMs, 1L.Pn5.2

Note on two living speakers of Ts'ets'aut living at Kincolith, based on information provided to Sapir in Ottawa by G. Matheson (Tsimshian) and P.E. Calder (Nass River). Cataloging corrected in February 2019. Freeman and Smith 2373

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1946.

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General physical description: AMs, 1L.

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 Tsimshian
  
 Beynon, William, 1888-1958.
Process of change from matrilineal to patrilineal inheritance as illustrated in building, ownership, and transmission of houses and house sites in a Tsimshian village
1938TMs, 19L.18

Discusses transition from the 1870s. Freeman and Smith 3774

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General physical description: TMs, 19L.

 Barbeau, Marius, 1883-1969.
Social organization of the Gitzaxtet tribes
1915TMs and AMs, 30p.34

Revision of formal paper. Lists Gitzaxtet Tsimshian houses and crests; typed copy with annotations of Edward Sapir. Covering letter of Barbeau to Boas, Feb. 1, 1915, in which Barbeau discusses phonetics, social organization, and crests; disagrees with some of the Tate material upon which Boas based his Tsimshian mythology. Freeman and Smith 3768

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 30p.

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 Beynon, William, 1888-1958.
Ethnographic and folkloristic texts of the Tsimshian
1939TMs, 544L.35

80 texts recorded in English. Copied from unpublished manuscript materials. Carbon copy has 10 additional texts. Freeman and Smith 3771 Cf. No. 3777.

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General physical description: TMs, 544L.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Indian legends of the North Pacific Coast of North America
1974TMs Cy, 600p.74

Legends in English from the German translation of Chinook Jargon, Kwakiutl, Tsimshian, and Shuswap. Translated by Deitrich Bertz from the original edition (see Boas 1895). Permission necessary for reproduction. Freeman and Smith 4854

Provenance: Donor, British Columbia Indian Language Project, Jan. 1975.

General physical description: TMs Cy, 600p.

 Unidentified.
Tsimshian Lexicon
n.d.Slip file, ca. 1,000 slips.Pn5a.1

Reference numbers, apparently to field notes, unidentified. Freeman and Smith 3784

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General physical description: Slip file, ca. 1,000 slips.

 Tate, Henry W.. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Tsimshian kinship terms
1920-1939?TMs and AMs, 33L.Pn5a.2

Kinship list of Boas filled in for man and woman as speaker by Henry Tate. Includes two narratives in English concerning Tsimshian history, likely a continuation of correspondence found in the Franz Boas Papers. Includes text with interlinear translation in Boas's hand. This folder was previously misidentified as by William Beynon. The handwriting is Tate's. Cataloging corrected in February 2019. Freeman and Smith 3776

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General physical description: TMs and AMs, 33L.

 Beynon, William, 1888-1958. Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Tsimshian word list and correspondence
1902, 1912, 1939AMs, 53L.Pn5a.3

Correspondence from William Beynon to Boas, January 27 and February 12, 1939, concerning work and stories recorded at multiple Tsimshian and Gitksan communities in the Skeena River region.. Remainder of file is in Boas's hand. List of forms with German equivalents from Boas (1902); list of forms with English equivalents from Boas (1912), and from Beynon MS. List of forms from Beynon MS.  Freeman and Smith 3777

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General physical description: AMs, 53L.

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 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
English-Tsimshian dictionary
n.d.TMs Cy, 89L.Pn5a.4

Vocahulary of 2, 300 items, arranged alphabetically according to the English. Freeman and Smith 3778 Cf. shorter list in Boas (1891)

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General physical description: TMs Cy, 89L.

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Texts and word lists in Tsimshian, Ts'ets'aut, and Nisga'a
1894-1895AMs, 4 notebooks (380p.)Pn5a.5

Original field notes. Most of texts have been published. Includes song texts with musicalscores. Some shorthand notes. Freeman and Smith 3779 Printed, Boas (1902).

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General physical description: AMs, 4 notebooks (380p.)

 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Tsimshian text and Kwak'wala word list
1893-1895AMs, 10 pages, and 1 notebook (25 p.)Pn5a.6

Text with interlinear translation in German. Accompanying notebook copies vocabulary items secured at World's Columbian Exposition, 1893, Chicago. This notebook was incorrectly identified as Tsimshian. It is in Kwak'wala (Kwakiutl). (Cataloging corrected in February 2019.) Freeman and Smith 3780

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General physical description: AMs, 10 pages, and 1 notebook (25 p.)

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 Susman, Amelia, 1915-.
Tsimshian materials
1940TMs, part Cy, 111L. and 6 slips.Pn5a.7

Contents: Phonemes. Connectives (morpholigical and syntactic relationships of connective suffixes). Grammatical and lexical notes. List of forms exemplifying statements made in Boas' Tsimshian sketch, in Handbook of American Indian Languages (1911). Tsimshian forms arranged in parallel columns. Text with interlinear translation. Based on field work of Susman, William Beynon, and on Boas article. Two letters of Susman to Boas, Oct. 18, 1940, and Nov. 5, 1940: experience with informants; linguistic analysis of ethnographic texts. Mentions Beynon, Viola Garfield, and Marius Barbeau. Freeman and Smith 3782

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General physical description: TMs, part Cy, 111L. and 6 slips.

 Tate, Henry W..
Tsimshian texts
1906-1909AMs, 49L.Pn5a.8

Texts with interlinear translation, 1 song with musical score. Apparently never published. Uses alphabet of Bishop Ridley. Two letters of Tate to Boas, March 25, 1906, and Dec. 18, 1909. Freeman and Smith 3783

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General physical description: AMs, 49L.

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 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Glosses to Boas' Tsimshian vocabulary
1920TMs and AMs Cy, 7L.Pn5a.9

Includes a 4p. lexical list, Tsimshian-English (glosses to Matheson text in No. 2372). Also "A Key to Tsimshian Sounds; tabular arrangement of consonants and vowels with use in Tsimshian word and translation." MS. additions in Sapir's hand. Freeman and Smith 3781

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General physical description: TMs and AMs Cy, 7L.

 Beynon, William, 1888-1958.
Tsimshian names file
circa 1930sAMs, 193 cards.W1a.7

Each card lists the name of a particular individual, their tribe, phratry (classified by a roman numeral), position, kinship, and social potlatch relation. Information on all of these categories is not included on cards. Almost all people listed are men. There is at least one woman listed. Almost all tribes listed are Tsimshian. Includes some Gitxsan and Kitimat names. May include Nisga'a. Cards for a few people mention "Tahltan Stickine origin" under Kinship.   Freeman and Smith 1920

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General physical description: AMs, 193 cards.

Other Descriptive Information: This item was misidentified as "Kwakiutl social organization" cards by Franz Boas, since first being cataloged in the 1940s. The cards appear to be in the handwriting of William Beynon. Correction made by Brian Carpenter, June 2019.

 Tualatin
  
 Angulo, Jaime de. Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972.
Autobiography in Tfalati Kalapuya
n.d.TMs, 53p.Pn3.2

More than 300 numbered sentences. The first 28 have interlinear literal and free translations; the remainder have only free translations on separate pages. Informant: Louis Kenoy. Freeman and Smith 4856

General physical description: TMs, 53p.

 Angulo, Jaime de. Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972.
Short grammatical analysis of Tfalati Kalapuya with appended comparison between Tfalati and Chinook jargon
n.d.TMs, 35p.Pn3.3

Re: phonology and morphology. Includes: comparative texts; interlinear literal translations; free translations in English and French. Informant: Louis Kenoy. Freeman and Smith 4857

General physical description: TMs, 35p.

 Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972. Angulo, Jaime de.
The Tfalati dialect of Kalapuya: texts
n.d.TMs, 32p.Pn3.5

Includes: numbered sentences in Tfalati; interlinear literal translations; free translations. Freeman and Smith 4858

General physical description: TMs, 32p.

 Tubatulabal
  
 Voegelin, C. F. (Charles Frederick), 1906-1986.
Tubatulabal text and grammatical sketch
ca.1932TMs part Cy with ms additions, 20L.U2.1

Text with interlinear translation and grammatical notes. Grammatical sketch with chart and contents. Letter of Voegelin to Boas, n.d., covering the MS. Freeman and Smith 3785

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs part Cy with ms additions, 20L.

 Tunica
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
Tunica grammar
1938-1940TMs, 685L.G4.1

Grammar, syntax, illustrative text. In 2 parts. Freeman and Smith 3790 Printed, in shorter compass, as Haas (1940?).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 8

General physical description: TMs, 685L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Haas, Mary R. (Mary Rosamond), 1910-1996.
Tunica texts
1930-1938TMs, 347L.G4.2

Texts with free translation and notes. Contains introduction, phonetic key, and abbreviations; myths, tales, animal stories, historical and pseudo-historical narratives, personal narratives, miscellaneous ethnological data. Freeman and Smith 3791 Printed as Haas (1950).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 5

General physical description: TMs, 347L.

 Tuscarora
  
 Wallace, Anthony F. C., 1923-2015.
Notes to accompany Tuscarora recordings
1948; 1949TMs and AMs, 164p., 12p.72

Notes identify informants, describe techniques and difficulties of interviews. Recorded among Tuscaroras at the Niagara Falls Reserve in 1948. Texts of fluent Tuscaroras, attempts to translate these by Tuscaroras; anecdotes, Indian politics, genealogy and kinship terms, disease and magic, color perception, history and legend, and a reading of the Jefferson vocabulary. 1949 series: notes in regard to English translations, autobiographies, and thematic apperception tests. Freeman and Smith 3819 Cf. Wallace (1949b).

Provenance: Donor, Anthony F. C. Wallace, grantee, 1949-1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 5

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 164p., 12p.

Related material: See Recording Collection 2 for accompanying audio material.

 Reyburn, William D.. Gansworth, Nellie. Rickard, Clinton, 1882-1971. Johnson, Arthur.
Tuscarora texts and word lists
1950AMs, 118L.I1f.1

Interviews transcribed from audio recordings. (See "Mss.Rec.9, Tuscarora Indian Material.") Consists of texts (including several versions of Crossing the Ice) with translations, word lists, phoneme lists, paradigms Printed (text of Crossing the Ice), Wallace and Reyburn (1951).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 10

General physical description: AMs, 118L.

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 Tzeltal
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Tseltal vocabulary
1940AMs,M1b.2

In Tseltal-Spanish. List of 40 items. Freeman and Smith 3826

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 12

General physical description: AMs,

 Uto-Aztecan
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Uto-Aztecan comparisons
1913Card file, 350 cards.U.1

Lexical comparisons for 10-12 languages, mostly Uto-Aztecan and Nahuatl. Organized by English alphabetical order for the various phonetic units. Freeman and Smith 3832 Printed, southernPaiute and Nahuatl comparisons only, Sapir (1914):379-425.

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

General physical description: Card file, 350 cards.

 Whorf, Benjamin Lee, 1897-1941.
Azteco-Tanoan
1936AMs, 1L. Photo.U.2

Diagram showing relationships and chronology of divergences. Freeman and Smith 3833

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

General physical description: AMs, 1L. Photo.

 Whorf, Benjamin Lee, 1897-1941.
The Uto-Aztecan stock
n.d.AMs Mimeo, 2L.U.4

Presents relationships of Uto-Aztecan languages in outline form. Includes text and chart of Uto-Aztecan sound shifts. Freeman and Smith 3834

Provenance: Donor, Leslie Spier, 1957.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: AMs Mimeo, 2L.

 Wailaki
  
 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Wailaki field notes
1908AMs, 10 notebooks.Na20c.1

Texts with interlinear translations; material on place names, with reference to enclosed MS. map. Deer hunting. Round Valley, California. Freeman and Smith 3835 Printed (texts), Goddard (1923):77-135.

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber, for Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 44

General physical description: AMs, 10 notebooks.

 Wakashan
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Wakashan comparative vocabulary
1915-1952TMs with MS. Additions, 30L.W1.1

Part 2 of 2 of manuscript "Wakashan Comparative Vocabulary" (part 1 is W1a.26), study compiled by Morris Swadesh on the basis of Sapir's Wakashan comparative notes. Freeman and Smith 3838

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1952

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 30L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Notes on Wakashan
1910-1925TMs and AMs, 47 slips.W1.3

Notes on various phonemes. Includes undated note from Sapir to Boas. Freeman and Smith 3836

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 20

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 47 slips.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Wakashan comparative vocabulary
1915-1951TMs with MS. Additions, 45L.W1a.26

Part 1 of 2 of manuscript "Wakashan Comparative Vocabulary" (part 2 is W1a.1): study compiled by Morris Swadesh on the basis of Sapir's Wakashan comparative notes, No. 3836. Freeman and Smith 3837.

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1951

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 24

General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 45L.

 Wasco
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Hymes, Dell H.. Dyk, Walter, 1899-1972.
Wasco-Wishram Chinook linguistic material
1905, 1930-1933, 1951, 1954Cy and microfilm of AMs, ca. 22, 000 slips and 5 reels.Pn4a.10

Vocabulary, paradigms, etc., collected at White Swan and Spearfish, Washington, and Celilo and Warm Springs, Oregon. Includes photocopy of a one-page letter from Michael Silverstein to Whitfield J. Bell, Jr., Sept. 29, 1972. Freeman and Smith 4892

General physical description: Cy and microfilm of AMs, ca. 22, 000 slips and 5 reels.

 Whilkut
  
 Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
Whilkut field notes
1907AMs, 7 notebooks.Na.20j.1

Notes taken at Redwood Creek. Texts with occasional interlinear translation. Subjects include names of tribes, village locations, etc. One consultant is named as Milaketz. Freeman and Smith 3846

Provenance: Donor, A. L. Kroeber for the Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1946.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 47

General physical description: AMs, 7 notebooks.

 Willapa
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Willapa word lists
1910-1924AMs and TMs, 13L.Na9.1

English Willapa lists, prepared from materials collected by James A. Teit, 1910. Freeman and Smith 3847 Cf. Boas and Goddard (1924), where most of these items appear.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 13

General physical description: AMs and TMs, 13L.

 Teit, James Alexander, 1864-1922.
Notes to Willapa -- an Athabascan language
n.d., 1909?AMs, 4L.Na9.2

Comparative notes, based on a missing list of 139 Willapa items. Cf. Boas and Goddard (1924), note p. 39. List of museum specimens desired. Cf. correspondence in No. 30 (61), 1909. Freeman and Smith 3848

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 13

General physical description: AMs, 4L.

 Winnebago (Ho-Chunk)
  
 Susman, Amelia, 1915-.
The accentual system of Winnebago
1938-1939TMs Cy, 244L.X5.1

Based on field work in Wisconsin with Sam Blowsnake and wife. Contains letter from the author to Boas, March 8, 1941, regarding symbols for printer; mentions William Beynon, Melville Jacobs, and Viola Garfield. Freeman and Smith 3901 Printed (in shorter version), Susman (1943)

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 27

General physical description: TMs Cy, 244L.

 Susman, Amelia, 1915-.
Winnebago materials
1938-1939AMs, 11 notebooks.X5.2

Texts with interlinear translation, word lists, ethnographical and linguistic notes. Several songs, texts. Contents. Freeman and Smith 3902

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 53-54

General physical description: AMs, 11 notebooks.

 Susman, Amelia, 1915-.
The Winnebago Syllabary
1939TMs with MS. Additions, 37L.X5.3

Views syllabary as guide to Winnebago phonemics, comparing it with Algonquin syllabary. Intended for publication; letter from author to Boas, Oct. 8, 1940, discusses publication plans and mentions work on Tsimshian. Mentions William Beynon and Paul Radin. Freeman and Smith 3903

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 28

General physical description: TMs with MS. Additions, 37L.

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 Wishram
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Wishram place names and grammatical materials
1920AMs, 48p.Pn4a.4

Materials collected by Dr. Wolf: place names, stems, suffixes, together with evaluatory comments by Sapir. Letter of Sapir to Boas, May 26, 1920, covers the notes. Freeman and Smith 3908

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: AMs, 48p.

 Dyk, Walter, 1899-1972. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939. Hymes, Dell H..
Wasco-Wishram Chinook linguistic material
1905, 1930-1933, 1951, 1954Cy and microfilm of AMs, ca. 22, 000 slips and 5 reels.Pn4a.10

Vocabulary, paradigms, etc., collected at White Swan and Spearfish, Washington, and Celilo and Warm Springs, Oregon. Includes photocopy of a one-page letter from Michael Silverstein to Whitfield J. Bell, Jr., Sept. 29, 1972. Freeman and Smith 4907

General physical description: Cy and microfilm of AMs, ca. 22, 000 slips and 5 reels.

 Dyk, Walter, 1899-1972.
Wishram directional elements
1930AMs, 1L.Pn4a.5

List of directional terms and their usage; some miscellaneous items. Freeman and Smith 3906 Cf. Dyk and Hymes (1956).

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: AMs, 1L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Wishram grammatical notes
1931AMs, 45 slips.Pn4a.6

Lecture notes taken by Morris Swadesh, Sapir's field work in 1905. Waiter Dyk used Sapir's Wishram materials. Freeman and Smith 3907 Cf. note in Dyk and Hymes (1956): 238.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 14

General physical description: AMs, 45 slips.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Wishram in early days
n.d.TMs and AMs, ca.50L.Pn4a.9

Ethnographic notes in English with some vocabulary items. Five pages of place-names possibly by J. Wolf. Freeman and Smith 4906

General physical description: TMs and AMs, ca.50L.

 Xinca
  
 Dixon , Roland Burrage, 1875-1934.
Zoque and Xinca compared with Penutian
1924TMs and AMs, 4L.Mz.1

In EnglishZoque-Penutian and English-Xinca-Penutian. Typed tabular lists of 60 and 45 items. Penutian languages identified by abbreviation. Handwritten additions by Edward Sapir. Freeman and Smith 3909

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 13

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 4L.

 Yakima
  
 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Pandosy's Yakama grammar
n.d.AMs, 5L.Ps1c.1

Based on Pandosy (1862): 12-16 and 3859. Contains "substantives, adjectives, lexical similarities between Chinookan and Sahaptin." Alphabetical list by English meaning. Comparison is Sapir's. Freeman and Smith 3910

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 15

General physical description: AMs, 5L.

 Yana
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Yana and Navaho notes from Edward Sapir
1932AMs, 1 notebook (ca.180p.)H6.1

Class notes from Sapir lectures on Yana, Navaho, with comparative Athapascan material. Freeman and Smith 3915

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, grantee, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 36

General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook (ca.180p.)

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Yana vocabulary
1907-1925TMs and AMs, card and slip file, 240L. and 4, 500 cards and slips.H6.2

Duplicate of Yana dictionary material, No. 3911, used in No. 3914. Consists of "first position elements" for North Yana; also Central and some Yahi materials, alphabetically arranged. Letter of Sapir to A. L. Kroeber, Aug. 21, 1925. Freeman and Smith 3913

Provenance: Donor, Alfred L. Kroeber, grantee, 1952

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 7

General physical description: TMs and AMs, card and slip file, 240L. and 4, 500 cards and slips.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967. Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Yana dictionary
1953TMs with MS. additions and corrections, 212L.H6.3

In Yana-English. Dictionary arranged phonetically by Yana. Introduction by Morris Swadesh, who prepared the dictionary from Sapir materials. Carbon of earlier introduction (Oct. 1952) and Verifax copy of introduction to Yana Dictionary ... ed. Mary R. Haas. Freeman and Smith 3914 Published with additions and English-Yana sections as Haas (1960).

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, grantee, 1953

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 10

General physical description: TMs with MS. additions and corrections, 212L.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Yana notebooks
ca. 1907-1928AMs, 25 notebooks.H6.4

Material copied from No. 3913. Contains vocabulary and grammar in form of lists. Material utilized by Morris Swadesh in preparing Yana dictionary No. 3914. Vocabulary arranged by initial sound; suffixes ordered alphabetically by Yana; phonetics, verbs, nouns, pronouns, adverbs. Freeman and Smith 3911

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1953.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 39-40

General physical description: AMs, 25 notebooks.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Yana notes
1907-1925AMs, 96 slips.H6.5

A lexical file. Freeman and Smith 3912

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 7

General physical description: AMs, 96 slips.

 Ishi, -1916. Kroeber, A. L., (Alfred Louis), 1876-1960.
Yana vocabulary and grammatical notes
1911-191236 itemsH6.6

These notes were taken from Ishi, who is generally referred to as the last known Yahi person. He lived and worked with Kroeber before he passed away in 1916.

 Yuchi
  
 Wagner, Gunter.
English-Yuchi dictionary
n.d.T. and AMs, 109p..Yu.1

Includes: English-Yuchi dictionary; introduc tory and explanatory section; reference to a Yuchi-English section which is wanting. Freeman and Smith 4925

General physical description: T. and AMs, 109p..

 Yuki
  
 Uldall, Hans J..
Preliminary report on Yuki tones; Atlantic City
Dec. 31, 1932TMs, 8p.Yk. 1

Discussion of syllable structure, stems, and suffixes and of the behavior of tones with stems and suffixes; list of stem forms. Freeman and Smith 4926

General physical description: TMs, 8p.

 Yuman
  
 Gifford, Edward W..
Vocabulary in five Yuman languages
1917TMs, 1L.H8.1

35 English words, including numerals, with equivalents in Cocopa, Southern Diegueno, Northern Diegueno, Kamia, and Yuma. Informants identified at head of each column. Southern and Lower California. Freeman and Smith 3926

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 10

General physical description: TMs, 1L.

 Yup'ik
  
 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Unaaliq Eskimo vocabulary file
1951Slip file, 800 itemsE1b.200

Central Alaskan Yupik (Unaliq or Unaluk dialect) vocabulary recorded in 1936 from James Andrews of St. Michael's Island, Alaska, with added comparative notes covering other Eskimo-Aleut languages. Organized phonetically by the Yupik. Based on 1936 vocabulary gained from James Andrews, No. 1350, as well as from published sources. Freeman and Smith 1357

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, grantee, 1951. Printed, Swadesh (1952a):241-258

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 5

General physical description: Slip file, 800 items

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Unaaliq Eskimo field notes
1936TMs and AMs, 63L., 16L., 2 slipsE1b.201

Central Alaskan Yupik (Unaliq or Unaluk dialect) vocabulary, paradigms, text. Freeman and Smith 1356

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1951

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 7

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 63L., 16L., 2 slips

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Unaaliq and Proto-Eskimo: comparative vocabulary
1951TMs Cy, 57 and 32L.E1b.202

Two papers based on Central Alaskan Yupik (Unaliq or Unaluk dialect) materials above. Discussion of phonemes, morphophonemes, vocabulary. Synchronic and diachronic notes. Freeman and Smith 1358

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, grantee, n.d. Printed, Swadesh (1951); (1952a)

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 5

General physical description: TMs Cy, 57 and 32L.

 Yurok
  
 Freeland, L. S., (Lucy Shepard), 1890-1972. Angulo, Jaime de.
Short vocabulary in Yurok
n.d.AMs Cy, 30p.A7.1

English-Yurok vocabulary with phonetic keys. Informant: Robert Nat, Lower Klamath River. Freeman and Smith 4928

General physical description: AMs Cy, 30p.

 Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Yurok field notes
1927AMs, 1 notebook (91p.)A7.2

Contains word lists, paradigms, texts from Hupa (?) Reservation. Freeman and Smith 3928

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 35

General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook (91p.)

 Zapotec
  
 Angulo, Jaime de.
Estudio gramatical de las lenguas de la familia zapoteca
1923AMs Cy, 529L., illus.Z.1

Study based on field work in 1922, in which the author proposes divisions of the Zapotec family into Zapotec, Mixtec, Chatino, Amuzgo, Trique, Cuicatec, Mazatec, and Chocho. Makes dialectical comparison of phonological and morphological features. Includes comparative word list, semantically arranged. Images include ten ink sketches of maps showing linguistic groups., in part 1 of 3. Freeman and Smith 3941

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 33

General physical description: AMs Cy, 529L., illus.


Genre(s): Sketches.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Zapotec text in the Miahuatec dialect
n.d.AMs, 34p.Z1.1

Text with Spanish and English translations. Freeman and Smith 4929

General physical description: AMs, 34p.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Metodologica linguistica, II
ca. 1925AMs Cy, 28L.Z.2

In Spanish. Discussion of Zapotec materials, the argument following Sapir (1921b). Cf. similar point of view in de Angulo and Freeland (1935). Freeman and Smith 3942

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 33

General physical description: AMs Cy, 28L.

 Angulo, Jaime de.
Zapotecan texts
1922?-1930TMs, 74L.Z.3

Texts with interlinear and some free transIztion of Chinanteco, Mazateco, Cuicateco, Mixteco, Chatino, and mountain and valley dialects of Zapotec. Tones are indicated. Includes sentences from everyday speech and folkloristic texts. Freeman and Smith 3943

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 33

General physical description: TMs, 74L.

 Unidentified.
Zapotec texts and Pochutec word list
n.d., ca. 1920TMs and AMs, 7L.Z.4

Text with interlinear translation in a Central Zapotecan language. Word list in Spanish and Pochutec (previously identified as Zapotec, corrected by Brook Lillehaugen and Michael Swanton, October 2016). Freeman and Smith 3978

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 33

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 7L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Vocabularies in various Zapotec dialects
1941TMs Cy and AMs, 120L.Z.5

In Spanish-Zapotec. 10 vocabulary lists of from 17 to 742 items, taken from informants at various villages; 4 Ixtlan, 5 Villa Alta lists, and 1 Tehuantepec list. Freeman and Smith 3976

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 33

General physical description: TMs Cy and AMs, 120L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
Zapotec notes
1941TMs and AMs, 144L.Z.6

In Spanish. Relates to Tehuantepec, Ixtlan, and Villa Alta dialects. Covers tonal contours; presents paradigms. Miscellaneous brief texts, material on tones. 2 copies, El Alfabeto Zapoteco, and also, Conclusiones Provisionales sobre el Sistema FonC3mico del Zapoteca. Includes 2 letters of Otis and Mary Leal to Swadesh, Dec. 4, 1940 and July 23, 1947, relating to field work and Zapotec tones. Freeman and Smith 3977

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950.

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 33

General physical description: TMs and AMs, 144L.

 Swadesh, Morris, 1909-1967.
El idioma de los Zapotecos
1940TMs Cy, 43L.Z.7

In Spanish. A general descriptive and comparative treatment, with special reference to Ixtlán, Yatzachi, and Tehuantepec dialects. Reconstructs proto-Zapotec. Some MS. revisions made in 1946. Freeman and Smith 3975

Provenance: Donor, Morris Swadesh, 1950

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372, reel 34

General physical description: TMs Cy, 43L.

 Zuni
  
 Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
Zuni word list
1920AMs, 1 notebook.Zu.1

Word lists and shorthand ethnographic notes, subsequently transcribed elsewhere. Freeman and Smith 3993

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.1, reel 54

General physical description: AMs, 1 notebook.

 Bunzel, Ruth Leah, 1898-1990.
Zuni lexicon
n.d.AMs, ca. 7,000 slips.Zu.2

Arranged alphabetically and also by grammatical categories. Based, apparently, on field notes. Freeman and Smith 3994

Alternate formats available: Microfilmed as: Film 372.7, reel 29

General physical description: AMs, ca. 7,000 slips.