Celia Stay reminiscence and biographical data, 1925-1940.

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Celia Stay reminiscence and biographical data, 1925-1940.

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An undated manuscript, "Camp Relief in 1862," written by Stay, daughter of Joseph Campbell, the United States interpreter at the Redwood Indian Agency in 1862, details her family's captivity by the Dakota and her father's role as intermediary between the Dakota and General Sibley at Camp Release. It is accompanied by letters from Stay (1925) and E. L. Bourke (1940) to the Minnesota Historical Society, and an undated clipping containing Campbell family genealogical data. Typed and photocopies.

4 items on partial microfilm reel.

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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Bourke, E. L.

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Stay, Celia M. Campbell, 1848-1935.

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Campbell, Antone Joseph.

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Campbell family.

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United States. Office of Indian Affairs. Red Wood Agency

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