Cornplanter, Jesse J.

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Dates:
Birth 1889-09-16
Death 1957
English, Iroquoian languages,

Biographical notes:

Seneca Indian Jesse Cornplanter sang the 89 songs.

From the guide to the Deswadeyon: Seneca song, 1952, (American Philosophical Society)

Jesse Cornplanter was a Seneca Indian.

From the description of Indian songs in Seneca dialect, 1916-1951, in syllables, and other rituals. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 173465846

From the description of Deswadeyon, ca. 1952, Seneca songs. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 173465859

Seneca Indian Jesse Cornplanter transcribed the songs.

From the guide to the Indian songs in Seneca dialect, 1916-1951, in syllables, and other rituals, 1916-1951, (American Philosophical Society)

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  • Klamath Indian Reservation (Or.) (as recorded)
  • North America (as recorded)
  • Allegheny River (Pa. and N.Y.) (as recorded)

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