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Wynema, a
Child of the
Forest was a
historical novel by
American (Muscogee) author,
Sophia Alice Callahan,
published in 1891. It is the
first novel by...
- Place". In the 1800s, the
postmaster named the post
office Wynema after his company,
Wynema Lighter Co. The town's name was
officially changed to Port...
- Callahan,
daughter of
Samuel Benton Callahan,
noted author of novel, ‘’
Wynema’’.
Lived in
Sulphur Springs during and
after the
American Civil War Jim...
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January 1894) was a
novelist and
teacher of
Muscogee heritage. Her novel,
Wynema, a
Child of the
Forest (1891) is
thought "to be the
first novel written...
- Foster, was an
enrolled citizen of the
Muscogee Nation. Her
mother was
Wynema Baker Foster of Arkansas, who
Harjo has
identified as
being of Irish, French...
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Peyote Habitat".
Native News Online.
Retrieved 20
December 2023. Walthill,
Wynema Morris. "Native
American Church".
Encyclopedia of the
Great Plains. University...
- Edwards.
Parker was born on 21 July 1935. Her
parents were
Michael and
Wynema Southerland Martin. Her father,
Michael Martin, or
Silver Moon, of Verden...
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Hortense Calisher (1911–2009),
False Entry Sophia Alice Callahan (1868–1894),
Wynema, a
Child of the
Forest Bebe
Moore Campbell (1950–2006),
Singing in the Comeback...
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Oklahoma Historical Society.
Retrieved 2024-01-03. Callahan, S. Alice.
Wynema: A
Child of the Forest. p. xiii. (1891) The
Political Graveyard:
Index to...
- Staunton". www2.iath.virginia.edu. Callahan, S.
Alice (2
December 1997).
Wynema: A
Child of the Forest. U of
Nebraska Press – via
Internet Archive. Armstrong...
