Julius R. Murray

File — Box: 2, Folder: 7

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Scope and Contents

Mr. Murray (b. 1909) recalls attending government schools at White Rocks and in Lawrence, Kansas. He speaks about the termination of the mixed-bloods from the Uintah band and about retaining his Indian identity in the face of termination. Murray also discusses spirituality, Christianity, sweat lodge ceremony, talking with spirits, his connections with the Mormon Church, and learning to follow a path in life. He recalls stories told by his parents and grandparents about Indian-White conflict and discusses his personal difficulties with the white world. He also talks about traditional Indian political structure, and his experiences with the council. 205 pages

Dates

1982-1985

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Collection materials are in English.

Conditions Governing Access

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