What's Unique To This Site
I want to recognize the following people, because they have written,
thanking me for honoring their grandparents and other relatives at this site:
Joseph Amante y Zapata
Grand-nephew of Emiliano Zapata
Tamara Garcia
Marcia Olafson,
Mr. Montano
Descendants of Geronimo, Apache Chief
Paul A LaForte
Descendant of Chief Wolf Robe
Kelly Mungary
Great-grandson of Victorio, Apache Chief
Sherline Colbert
Great-great-great-great grandaughter of Chief Joseph
Greg Roy
Great-great-great grandson of Pontiac, Ottawa Chief
Gigi Porter & Lindsey
Huston (Nivy)
Descendants of Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief
Greg McGaa, Hakikte
Narjin Jordan (Sicanju)
Mary Truslow , &
Jean Sill
Great-great-grandchildren of Red Cloud, Lakota Chief
Debra M. , P.
Reskool,
Roylene Rides at the Door-Waln,
Mike McQueen, Marion
D. Wardrick,
Brigette Watts, & Kim
M. Rarig
Great-great-grandchildren of Sitting Bull, Lakota Chief
Gilbert Walking
Bull
Descendant of Crazy Horse
Stacey Low Dog-Scares Hawk,
Great-great-granddaughter of Chief Low Dog
Michael B. Davis, Joseph
Brown Thunder
Great-great grandsons of American Horse, Lakota Chief
Native Peoples E-mail Contact List
Oochigeas the Heroine
Dear Mr. Welker,
The Multimedia Development Lab is a student run web site design class at Boston University. Every semester the MDL creates a web page for a non-profit organization, this semester we are creating a site called the Ooch, after Oochigeas the heroin you wrote about on your site. The Ooch is a site for children with cancer to participate with on the web. MDL felt that the story of Oochigeas is the most inspirational story for us to use on our site.
MDL is in the process of creating a protype for our client. In an attempt to educate our client and our future users about the Oochigeas story, we intend to use your story as a REFERENCE. Although we will be changing the story considerably, MDL wanted to make you aware of our intentions.
Thank you for your time in this matter.
MDL Pages related to this story for children:
Pain Of the Past
by: Lousie Morton
Possible
Cure for Cancer:
Polk Weed Salad
and
Red Clover Blossom Tea
Take 20 red
clover blossoms, boil them in a quart of
water for 5 minutes. Let stand for twenty-fours.
Dosage - 1 tablespoon 4 times a day.
Contact: W.
Roger Lee
1776 South Columbia Place
Apartment A12
Decatur, GA 30032
The following pages were created upon request, and in return I dedicate
the majority of this web site to these special people. For it is
because of them who make these home pages very meaningful!
A
Coyote's Tales [Native American/Indian]
(Bill McCarron)
African
Literature & Art
(Yunnus Rafiki and Lesikar
ole Ngila)
Coyote
and the Another One [Native American/Indian]
(Charles White)
Four
Directions Inc.
Longwalker (Ernie Peters)
Grandmother's
Creation Story [Native American/Indian]
(Muskeke Iskwew) (Sharron
John, Creek)
[Medicine/Healing Woman]
Latuff's
Zapatista Menu [Mexican/Indian]
(Latuff)
Lipan
Apache [Native American/Indian]
(Daniel Castro Romero. Jr.)
Otavaleño
Literature
[Dedicated to the People of Otavalo, Ecuador]
(Marcelo Farinango)
Indigenous
Peoples of Taiwan [Asia]
(Rebecca C. Fan)
Chiapas
Menu [Dedicated to the People of Chiapas]
(Zapatistas)
Hawaiian
Book of Days [Native American/Indian]
(Debra F. Sanders)
Taino
People [Columbus/Caribbean]
(Roberto Mucaro Barrero)
Prescencia
Taina
(Roger Atihuabancex)
Gaelic (Celtic) Peoples Literature [Europe]
(Keridwen S. McKenzie)
Latino
Spectrum [Mexico/Latin America]
(Roberto Rodriguez & Patrisia Gonzales)
Sun
Child [Native American/Indian]
(Ed & Megan Berwick)
Latvia/Livonia
Peoples Literature [Europe]
(Uldis Balodis)
Tarahumara
of Chihuahua [Mexico]
(Victor M. Mendoza)
Tracing
Five Generations of a Blackfoot Family
(Hugh Welch)
Walking
Back the Cat [Native American/Indian]
(Larry Hill)
A special thanks
goes to my good friend, Zamata, who
has created very
beautiful web sites for the Indigenous Peoples of Latin America, and has
also helped me immensely with the design of my sites.
Please view these outstanding pages at:
Andean
Folklore and Culture
Likewise, please
visit this gorgeous web site,
featuring original artwork of many
famous Indian chiefs, such as:
Geronimo, Chief
Joseph, and Sitting Bull :
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Best Pages at This Site
- Aborigines of Australia
- Anasazis
- Apaches
- Aztecs
- Chiapas
- Chippewa
- Columbus
- Coyotes
- Crazy Horse
- Eagles
- Frontera de la Palabra
- Geronimo
- Hopi
- Iroquois
- Chief Joseph
- Lakota
- Leaders
& Chiefs
- Maya
- MCLR Home Page
- Mother Earth Prayers
- Native Art
- Origin Stories
- Rigoberta Menchu
- Mexico
- Nations
- Navajo
- Nez Perce
- Ode to Chiapas
- Poetry
- Red Cloud
- Chief Seattle
- Sitting Bull
- Standing Bear
- Stories
- Stories (Misc.)
The following two pages will show a complete listing of all files available:
Sorted
by Graphics
Sorted by Home Page
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Compiled by: Glenn Welker
ghwelker@gmx.com
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