| Photographs from the Burnham Collection |
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David and Susie Pendleton Oakerhater (Taken sometime between 1882 and 1890) |
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Mrs. Mary D. Burnham, Deaconess |
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Frederic Pahwarme, Oakerhater's son (1880) |
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Julia Pendleton (née Julia Good Bear, niece of Oakerhater's wife Minnie) |
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Rev. J. B. Wicks |
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Mrs. J. B. Wicks |
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Miss Wicks |
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Indian husband and wife, perhaps Cheyenne (1880s) |
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Indian prisoners at Fort Marion in St. Augustine, Florida (1877) |
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Students at Carlisle Indian School, 1880. Left to right: Henry Pratt Taawayite, David Pendleton Oakerhater, Paul Caryl Zotom, and John Wicks Okstec. |
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Paul Caryl Zotom (Kiowa) May 1881 |
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Henry Pratt Taawayite (Comanche) 1881 |
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David Pendleton Oakerhater, May 1881 |
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John Pratt Ocxtei (Cheyenne) |
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Rev. David P. Oakerhater and Rev. David A. Sauman, taken in El Reno, Oklahoma Territory circa 1940 |
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Mrs. Mary D. Burnham, from The Church Militant, 1902 |
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School children at Whirlwind Indian Station, with Mr. Sanford on the left and the teacher on the right. David Pendleton Oakerhater is on the steps. (circa 1904) |
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David's house at Whirlwind Mission, where he lived from 1898 to 1918. |
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Gravestone of Paul Mazakute (Sioux), first Indian Deacon in the Episcopal Church |
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