Memory, Time, History on Lake of the Woods
Jill SwensonJoin me for a weekly glimpse into researching why the great-grandchildren of Kakaygeesick, were dispossessed of their ancestral homeland and what that has to do with me, a white woman whose great-grandparents homesteaded on Lake of the Woods.
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A chair, a clock, and a cash register
My grandfather, Rick Swenson, grew up in north Minneapolis working for his father — my great-grandfather, Louis Swenson. He met and married Meta Wolertz, purchased a modest stucco house in the Camden neighborhood, and raised four children. ...
Falling through the cracks of Red Lake's political history
Another package of documents arrived on my doorstep this week.
Descendants of Kakaygeesick and Namaypoke were enrolled Red Lake tribal members
Last week and the week before, I described how the 2011 summary judgement in Kakaygeesick v. Salazar included evidence that Red Lake General Council denied the descendants of Namaypoke and Kakaygeesick tribal membership in 1936.1
Disenfranchised descendants
To understand how Kakaygeesick’s land belonged to Red Lake, but he did not, required me to learn more about tribal membership.
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