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HUGO NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAM

I. PUBLIC TAKELMA INDIANS REGIONAL SETTING BROCHURES
Brochures NA-1 through NA-49 are based upon works of anthropologists, archeologists, and other professionals.

NA-1A Program Overview: Native Americans of Hugo, Oregon
NA-1B Hugo's Native American Team
NA-2 Takelma Indians: An Essay on Native Americans in the Rogue River Area
NA-3 BLM’s Prehistory of Athapascans
NA-4A Takelma Rogue River Locations
NA-4B Gray’s Hugo Lowland Takelma Sites
NA-5 Rogue Indian Wars from 1851-1856
NA-6A Bibliographies For Takelma Indians
NA-6B Gray’s Bibliographies For Takelma Indians
NA-7 Oregon History: Indian Wars
NA-8A Language Notes: Indians in Southwestern Oregon I of II
NA-8B Language Notes: Indians in Southwestern Oregon II of II
NA-9 Takelma Indians Habitat/Land
NA-10 Takelma Indians Food
NA-11 Takelma Indians Clothing and Personal Adornment
NA-12 Takelma Indians Tools
NA-13 Ceremonies and Spiritual Beliefs of the Takelma
NA-14 SW Oregon Forts
NA-15A Takelma Indians And Anthropogenic Fire
NA-15B Native Americans, Including Takelma Indians And Fire
NA-15C Prairies and Open Woodlands along Applegate Trail
NA-15D Applegate Trail’s Open Valleys & Wagon Routes In Hugo Region: 1846 - 1855
NA-16 Jumpoff Joe Band
NA-17 Oregon Native American Law
NA-18AA Gray Biography
NA-18AB Gray’s Dan-mologol or Medicine Rock
NA-18B Edward Sapir, American Anthropologist-Linguistics
NA-18C Sapir’s Notes on the Takelma Indians of Southwestern Oregon
NA-18D Sapir’s The Religious Ideas of the Takelma Indians of Southwestern Oregon
NA-18E Sapir’s Old Rock Woman: Takelma Texts
NA-18F John Peabody Harrington, Linguist and Ethnologist
NA-18G John Peabody Harrington’s Takelma Indian Field Notes: Outline
NA-19 UO Study
NA-20 UO Study
NA-21
NA-22A Settlement Patterns of Takelma Villages
NA-22B Takelma Village: Daktsasin or Daldani
NA-23 Halaemsi Place: Between Wagner House & Jumpoff Joe Creek
NA-24 Dipoltsilda
NA-25 Daldal (dragon fly)
NA-26 Sapir’s Hugo Takelma Place Names
NA-27 Harrington’s Hugo Takelma Place Names
NA-28 Gray’s Hugo Takelma Place Names
NA-29 Peruvian Phone Token Found Along the Applegate Trail Near Rock Old Woman
NA-30 Tatmelmal Indian Cemetery
NA-31 Mastalow Slough
NA-32A Beckham's Notes on Fort Vannoy: Part I of II
NA-32B Beckham's Notes on Fort Vannoy: Part II of II
NA-33 Takelma Salwaxkan Village
NA-34 Takelma Tatmelmal Village
NA-35 Takelma Talkwallk Village
NA-36 Beckham's Notes on Vannoy Ferry
NA-37A GLO Contract No. 54 - Surveyors: 1855: Part I of II
NA-37B GLO Contract No. 54 - Surveyors: 1855: Part II of II
NA-38 Sapir's Acorn Woman Revenges Herself upon a Medicine-Man
NA-39 Sapir's Mudcat Woman
NA-40A Sapir's Chicken-Hawk Revenges Himself Upon Medicine-Man
NA-40B Sapir's The Four Otter Brothers And Chicken-Hawk
NA-41 NA-41 - NA-49 will be added as needed.
II. HUGO'S PUBIC LOCAL ANECDOTAL STORIES BROCHURES
These brochures (NA-50 through NA-60) are mostly based upon local oral histories and/or field work.
These brochures will be developed as neighbors share their stories.
NA-50 Hugo’s Indian Trail
NA-51 Hugo’s Primary Indian Trail
NA-52 Ritchie’s Indian Trail: Hugo, Oregon
NA-53 Indian/Chinese Camp
NA-54 Sexton Mt. Pass Rock
NA-55 NA-55 - NA-60 will be added as needed

III. HUGO NATIVE AMERICAN TEAM, Hugo Neighborhood Association & Historical Society.
August 31, 2011. Minutes of Field Trip To Sexton Mt. Pass Trail Rock (Trail Rock) of Applegate Trail.
Mike Walker for HNA Team. Hugo, OR

IV. WEB LINKS & REFERENCES

Native American History. Middle Illinois River Watershed Analysis
(http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/rogue-siskiyou/projects/watershed/mid-ill-r/social.pdf)


Access Genealogy. 2011. Takelma Indian Tribe History
(http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/tribes/takelma/takelmaindianhist.htm)

Beckham, Stephen Dow. September 30, 1993.
Takelman And Athapascan Lifeways And History, Rogue River Corridor – Applegate River To Grave Creek:
Investigations For Interpretive Programs.
Submitted to BLM Medford District. Heritage Research Associates, Inc. Eugene, OR.

Beckham, Stephen Dow. 1971. Requiem For a People: The Rogue Indians and the Frontiersmen.
University of Oklahoma Press. Norman, OK
Bureau of Land Management. 2011. Ceremonies and spiritual beliefs of the Takelma. Web
(http://www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/tablerock/table-rock-ceremonies.php)

Bureau of Land Management. 2011. Spring Seasonal Settlement Patterns of the Takelma. Web.
(http://www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/tablerock/table-rock-settlement-spring.php)

Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
(http://www.grandronde.org/)

Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians
(http://ctsi.nsn.us/)

Doty, Thomas, Story Teller
Doty & Coyote: Stories from the Native West
P.O. Box 3397
Ashland, OR 97520
541-482-3447
Email: Thomas@DotyCoyote.com
Web: http://www.dotycoyote.com/

Doty, Thomas, Story Teller
Waiting For Rock Old Woman
(http://www.dotycoyote.com/library/rock.html)

Gray, Dennis J. 1987.
The Takelmas and Their Athapascan Neighbors:
A New Ethnographic Synthesis for the Upper Rogue River Area of Southwestern Oregon,
University of Oregon Anthropological Papers, No. 37.
Eugene: Department of Anthropology, University of Oregon.
(http://soda.sou.edu/awdata/021104a1.pdf)

Gray, Dennis J. 1985.
The Takelma and their Athapascan Kin: an Ethnographic Synthesis of Southwestern Oregon.
A Thesis submitted to Oregon State University in partial fulfillment of
the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies. Corvallis, OR.
http://scholarsarchive.library.oregonstate.edu/xmlui/handle/1957/7902?show=full

Pilgrim, Agnes Baker

Grandma Aggie, Takelma Indian Elder, Confederated Tribes of Siletz
Names and Positions Of Agnes Baker Pilgrim
Taowhywee, Agnes Baker Pilgrim
Takelma Indian Elder, Confederated Tribes of Siletz
Chair International Council 13 Indigenous Grandmothers
Susan
Taowhywee (Morning Star)
Aggie Pilgrim (Squidoo)
http://www.squidoo.com/aggiepilgrim
2008 Aggie Pilgrim In Eugene with Gary Nabhan and Dennis Martinez
The 13 Indigenous Grandmothers - Conversations from Penn State
Salmon Ceremony on the Applegate River, 1994-2006
http://www.agnesbakerpilgrim.org/Page.asp?PID=90


A Voice for the Voiceless
http://www.agnesbakerpilgrim.org/


Joining Prayers
http://www.agnesbakerpilgrim.org/Page.asp?PID=89


Blessings & News, 12/05
http://www.agnesbakerpilgrim.org/Page.asp?PID=91

13 Grandmothers' Council
http://www.agnesbakerpilgrim.org/Page.asp?PID=87

13 Grandmothers' Council - Main Sites
http://www.agnesbakerpilgrim.org/links.asp

International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers
http://www.grandmotherscouncil.org/about-us/grandmother-bios

Video of Grandmother Agnes at Esalen - Summer, 2011
http://www.grandmotherscouncil.org/node/55

Turtle Island Storyteller Agnes Baker-Pilgrim
http://www.turtleislandstorytellers.net/tis_oregon/transcript_a_pilgrim.htm

Where are the Takelma now?
http://www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/tablerock/table-rock-takelma-today.php

The 4th Annual Lane Peace Symposium (April 15, 2011)
http://oied.uoregon.edu/node/215

Tribal elder keeps Salmon Ceremony going Strong (June 2004) http://www.nativevillage.org/International%20Council%20of%2013%20INDIGENOUS%20GR/Each%20GR%20Home%20Page/Agnes%20Baker-Pilgrim/tribal_elder_keeps_salmon_ceremo.htm

Agnes Baker Pilgrim From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnes_Baker_Pilgrim

Taowhywee, Agnes Baker Pilgrim Biography
http://www.agnesbakerpilgrim.org/Page.asp?PID=97

V. MAPS & AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS

Map 9. Indian Trail Over Grave Creek Hills: 1855
Map 10. Hugo’s Indian Trail
Map A1. Oxbow Applegate Trail Sections Per 1856 GLO Plat
Map A2. Alternative Indian Trail Routes
Map A3. North Oxbow Above Maple Creek Wetlands
Map A4. Hugo’s Ridges & Passes: 1901 - 1902
Map A5. Hugo’s Ridges, Passes, & Creeks: 1954
Map A6. Topographic Features & Roads North Of Garbers Pass: 1998
Map A7. Alternate Jacksonville Road Routes Of Applegate Trail: 1855
Map A8. No Oxbow In Indian Trail Over Grave Creek Hills: Interpretation
Map 10. Hugo's Applegate Trails: Jacksonville Road from Pleasant Valley Cemetery to Mt. Sexton Pass & Illinois Valley Road from Jumpoff Joe Creek to Widow Niday's Place: MAP III OF I
Map 11. Hugo's Applegate Trails: Jacksonville Road From Mt. Sexton Pass to Grave Creek: Map IV of IV
Map 5. Lowland Takelma Indian Trail at Mt. Sexton Pass
VI. PAPERS
A. Takelma Indians: An Essay on Native Americans in the Rogue River Area
B. John Peabody Harrington's Takelma Indian Field Notes: Outline
BA. Lowland Takelma Indian Trail & Rock Old Woman At Sexton Pass
C. Dennis Gray's Complete References to Harrington's Takelma Indian Field Notes
D. Selected Transcriptions of Harrington's Takelma Indian Field Notes
E. Selected Maps From Harrington's Takelma Indian Field Notes
FA. Indian Trail Over Grave Creek Hills: 1855 (Chapters I - V)
FB. Indian Trail Over Grave Creek Hills: 1855 (Chapters VI - IX)

Map 9. Indian Trail Over Grave Creek Hills: 1855
Map 10. Hugo’s Indian Trail
Map A1. Oxbow Applegate Trail Sections Per 1856 GLO Plat
Map A2. Alternative Indian Trail Routes
Map A3. North Oxbow Above Maple Creek Wetlands
Map A4. Hugo’s Ridges & Passes: 1901 - 1902
Map A5. Hugo’s Ridges, Passes, & Creeks: 1954
Map A6. Topographic Features & Roads North Of Garbers Pass: 1998
Map A7. Alternate Jacksonville Road Routes Of Applegate Trail: 1855
Map A8. No Oxbow In Indian Trail Over Grave Creek Hills: Interpretation

VII. LOWLAND TAKELMA TRAIL FIELD TRIPS

The Hugo Native American Team’s geographic area of interest is investigating 12 surveyed Lowland Takelma Trail sites in the Bummer Creek drainage in the south to over Sexton Mt. Pass and Sunny Valley in the north. The 12 surveyed Lowland Takelma Trail sites are identified with a sequential number (#), trail site name, alphanumeric trail designator, and the ownership of the land at the trail site. The ownership is private or public. Field trips to private ownership trail sites are internal to the Hugo Native American Team. Field trips to public ownership trail sites are public information and web published. The following Lowland Takelma field trips are identified geographically from north to south (see Web Section V, Maps & Aerial Photographs).
00. Acorn Woman/Sunny Valley, IT-00/JA-17A, Private Land/Internal
0. Chicken Hawk/Old Stage Road, IT-0/JA-16A, Public Land/Public Documentation
1. Rock Old Woman/South Rat Creek, IT-1/JA-15, Public Land/Public Documentation
2. Maple Creek, IT-2/JA-14, Public Land/Public Documentation
3. Penny Ridge, IT-3/JA-13, Private Land/Internal
4. Bummer Creek Prairie, IT-4, Private Land/Internal
5. Bummer Confluences, IT-5, Private Land/Internal
6. Camas, IT-6, Private Land/Internal
7. Tunnel Creek, IT-7, Private Land/Internal
8. Quartz Creek, IT-8, Private Land/Internal
9. Acorn, IT-9, Private Land/Internal
10. Black Oak, IT-10, Private Land/Internal

Four of the 12 Lowland Takelma Trail sites have dual designations which identify that the Lowland Takelma Trail in 1855 was under the Applegate Trail. Three Lowland Takelma Trail sites are located on public lands with associated public web publishing.

# NAME OF TRAIL LOCATION DESIGNATOR OWNERSHIP

TRAIL LOCATION # 00., ACRON WOMAN/SUNNY VALLEY, IT-00/JA-17A, Private Land/Internal

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