John H. Seger letters, 1903-1912.

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John H. Seger letters, 1903-1912.

1903-1912

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: John Seger was an Indian School Service employee at Colony and Shawnee, Oklahoma Territory. Collection consists of letters (1903, 1912) to Dr. W.F. Wagner describing conditions at the agencies and an attempt to suppress a Sun Dance ceremony. (SC 1473) This collection consists of letters (1903, 1912) to Dr. W.F. Wagner from John H. Seger describing living conditions at the Colony and Shawnee, Oklahoma, agencies and an attempt to suppress a Sun Dance ceremony.

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Seger, John H. (John Homer), 1846-1928

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John H. Seger was born in Geauga County, Ohio, on February 23, 1846. Shortly after his birth, the Seger family moved to Illinois and operated a tavern and hotel in Dover. He attended Dover Academy while growing up there. In 1864 John enlisted in the Union Army and seved under General Sherman until the close of the war. Following the war, Seger returned to Illinois but shortly thereafter left and was employed as a mason in the Indian Service and was assigned to the Cheyenne and Arapa...

Seger Indian Training School (Okla.)

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