MS 2714 Catawba linguistic notes and texts collected by Truman Michelson
Brown, John
Brown, Margaret
Harris, Ben
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239 Items (cards )
Catawba linguistic notes and texts collected by Truman Michelson in South Carolina. The purpose of Michelson's research on Cawtaba was to determine the resemblance between the Siouan and Muskhogean stocks. He compiled notes on the Catawba language through his work with John Brown, Margaret Brown, Robert Lee Harris, Ben Harris …
MS 4278 Catawba linguistic and miscellaneous notes
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950
19 Items (slips )
Catawba vocabulary, grammatical notes, kinship terms, ethnobotany, and ethnological notes. Letter from Speck concerns the exchange of Catawba material with Swanton.
MS 1777 Catawba texts
Owl, Sampson Mrs
Brown, Margaret Wiley
Gordon, Sally Brown
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Informants: December, 1921 and (January - February, 1923,) Mrs. Sampson Owl, Cherokee Agency, North Carolina, February, 1922, Mrs. Margaret Wiley Brown, Catawba Nation, South Carolina, December, 1927-January 1928, Sally Brown Gordon and Sam Blue, Catawba Nation, South Carolina.
MS 2450-a English-Catawba vocabulary, with page references to Gatschetʹs Catawba notebook of 1881 (Manuscript No. 1410), from which these cards were prepared
Swanton, John Reed, 1873-1958
Notes and additinal forms in pencil on Gatschetʹs cards by John R. Swanton. April, 1918.
The Catawba Indians
[Daily] Record, Columbia, South Carolina, March 11, 1908.
MS 4639 "Woes of the Catawbas; Charlotte Lawyer to Take Their Appeal for Justice to High Courts"
Newsclipping from The New York [S.C.] Inquirer, August 24, 1928.
MS 2005-07 Red Thunder Cloud collection
Red Thunder Cloud, 1919-1996
Materials relating to Red Thunder Cloud collected by his friend Oreste Vincent Unti: (1) Photographic print (8x10) inscribed "Best wishes Bernie from Red Thunder Cloud." (2) Two-page letter in Spanish to Oreste Unti from Armando Diaz, East Hampton, NY, May 22, 1945. (3) Two-page letter to Oreste Unti from "Your Brother Tez" [i.e. Red Thunder Cloud …
MS 2450-b Catawba-English vocabulary prepared from Gatschetʹs English-Catawba vocabulary, probably by John R. Swanton
Swanton, John Reed, 1873-1958
Owl, Mrs.
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950
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BAE 2450b, while mostly Swanton and Gatschet (q.v.), has some additions and corrections in pencil in what appears to be Speckʹs hand and using some symbols he used but Swanton and Gatschet did not (e.g., ; for glottal stop; instead of n for nasalization; for ). The only informant referred to is "Mrs …
MS 4005 Letters to Albert Samuel Gatschet
Gatschet, Albert S. (Albert Samuel), 1832-1907
Both letters deal with the Algonquian and Siouan tribes of the southeast, particularly the Catawbas. Correspondence relative to: Derivation of the word "Catawba"; the location of the Massawomek Tribe; also comparison of the word "Shenandoah" with "Zynodoa" as used by Lederer (Discoveries, page 30).
