Emily Peake Research Materials Collection
M/A 2005.05.01-.03
Emily Peake Research Materials Collection
M/A 2005.05.01-.03
Creator:
Pejsa, Jane
Title:
Emily Peake Research Materials Collection
Dates:
1920-1995
Quantity:
3.0 boxes
Repository:
James K. Hosmer Special Collections Library
Biography
Emily Peake was an Ojibwa woman who was born in Minnesota in 1920. She studied history, political science, and psychology at the University of Minnesota, and she received a Bachelor's Degree in 1947. During World War II, she served in the United States Coast Guard. She then spent the majority of her life working for the rights of Indians, especially in Minnesota. As she got older, she directed her focus on aging Indians, and she served for many years on the Minneapolis Board on Aging. She died in Minneapolis in 1995.
Jane Pejsa wrote Emily Peake's biography, "The Life of Emily Peake: One Dedicated Ojibwe," which was published in 2003. This collection consists of her research notes and manuscript materials from this project.
Collection Description
The Emily Peake Research Materials Collection consists of three boxes. Each box contains research notes and manuscript materials for Jane Pejsa's biography about Emily Peake. The notes and materials are organized chronologically like the book, and all the folders are labeled with chapter or section titles. There is a written container list in the front of the first box.
Related Material
See also:
Life of Emily Peake : one dedicated Ojibwe / by Jane Pejsa. Call Number: Adult Nonfiction Book, 921 P2985 or Adult Nonfiction Book, E99.C6 P419 2003
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