Rosebrook, Jeb

Jeb Rosebrook was a journalist, novelist, and film script writer. He graduated from Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia in 1957. Beginning in 1979, he began adapting the television miniseries of Ruth Beebe Hill's book, "Hanta Yo." Rosebrook did extensive research on Native American culture for the television mini-series, which would be aired under the title "Mystic Warrior." In addition to his work on "Mystic Warrior," Rosebrook wrote for several other television shows and movies, including: "The Waltons," "I Will Fight No More Forever," and "Junior Bonner."

From the description of Jeb Rosebrook papers, 1971-2001. (University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center). WorldCat record id: 65470665

Jeb Rosebrook was a journalist, novelist, and film script writer. He graduated from Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia in 1957. Beginning in 1979, he began adapting the television miniseries of Ruth Beebe Hill’s book, Hanta Yo . Rosebrook did extensive research on Native American culture for the television mini-series, which was aired under the title Mystic Warrior . In addition to his work on Mystic Warrior, Rosebrook wrote for several other television shows and movies, including: The Waltons, I Will Fight No More Forever, and Junior Bonner .

From the guide to the Jeb Rosebrook papers, 1971-2001, (University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.)