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Lydia Wheelock Powless

Carlisle Indian School attended Is profiled in "American Indian Sovereignty and Law: An Annotated Bibliography (Native American Bibliography Series) Contributed to the writing of the Oneida Constitution which was presented to The Department of the Interior June 1936 Lydia Wheelock Powless (m. Emmanuel Powless b. 1875)b. 1879 father Thomas Wheelock b. 1834 mother Lucinda (Hill) Powless b. 1850

Educated at 1890-1892 at The Hampton Institue and was graduated from the Carlisle Indian School 1904

children: Clarence K. POWLESS b: 16 SEP 1905 Irving POWLESS b: 1907 Peter T. POWLESS b: 1910 Cynthia POWLESS b: 1914 Rose POWLESS b: ABT 1915 d.2005 LaPearl POWLESS b: 1916 Genevieve K. POWLESS b: 1917 Clifford O. POWLESS b: 1919 d. 2004 Vera POWLESS

References

Jack Campisi (Author, Editor), Laurence M. Hauptman (Editor) (1988) The Oneida Indian Experience: Two Perspectives (Iroquois and Their Neighbors) Wade Davies (Author) (2009) American Indian Sovereignty and Law: An Annotated Bibliography (Native American Bibliography Series)Laurence M. Hauptman (Author), L. Gordon, III McLester (Editor) (2006) The Oneida Indians in the Age of Allotment, 1860-1920 (Civilization of the American Indian Series)