Emma Jane Lee

Caption on back of photograph reads: The name Lee became a family one at Shinnecock when James Lee, a southern Negro, married Roxanna Bunn, a Shinnecock Indian. This has been one of the most well known of Shinnecock families and in spite of having a Negro ancestor, the majority of the Lee's wer...

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spelling ftnyorkheritage:oai:cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org:p15281coll2/1135 2023-05-15T15:04:28+02:00 Emma Jane Lee Red Thunder Cloud Photographs image/JPEG http://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p15281coll2/id/1135 unknown East Hampton Library, Long Island Collection http://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p15281coll2/id/1135 For educational use only. Please credit: The East Hampton Library, Long Island Collection. For any other use, please contact The Long Island Collection, East Hampton Library, 159 Main St., East Hampton, NY 11937. 631-324-0222 x 4 or email lic@easthamptonlibrary.org. Photographs Photos People Indians of North America Women Shinnecock Southampton Long Island ftnyorkheritage 2016-08-02T08:20:52Z Caption on back of photograph reads: The name Lee became a family one at Shinnecock when James Lee, a southern Negro, married Roxanna Bunn, a Shinnecock Indian. This has been one of the most well known of Shinnecock families and in spite of having a Negro ancestor, the majority of the Lee's were handsome people showing strong Indian characteristics. Among the famous Shinnecock whalers were Milton Lee, Robert Lee, Garrison Lee, and their brother Ferdinand, who was skipper of "The Bark Amethyst" which, became lost in the Arctic seas. Other well known members of this family were Winifred and Lubin Lee. It has been my pleasure to have known some of the Lee's, including Lillian, Lula, Ferdinand, Belmont, Everett and Robert Lee. This family is still represented among present day Shinnecocks. This excellent photo of Emma Jane Lee portrays a handsome Indian woman with a very proud and strong face, typical of the Shinnecocks of past generations. Other/Unknown Material Arctic New York Heritage Digital Collections Arctic Indian Long Island Milton ENVELOPE(-84.800,-84.800,-78.800,-78.800)
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topic Photographs
Photos
People
Indians of North America
Women
Shinnecock
Southampton
Long Island
spellingShingle Photographs
Photos
People
Indians of North America
Women
Shinnecock
Southampton
Long Island
Emma Jane Lee
topic_facet Photographs
Photos
People
Indians of North America
Women
Shinnecock
Southampton
Long Island
description Caption on back of photograph reads: The name Lee became a family one at Shinnecock when James Lee, a southern Negro, married Roxanna Bunn, a Shinnecock Indian. This has been one of the most well known of Shinnecock families and in spite of having a Negro ancestor, the majority of the Lee's were handsome people showing strong Indian characteristics. Among the famous Shinnecock whalers were Milton Lee, Robert Lee, Garrison Lee, and their brother Ferdinand, who was skipper of "The Bark Amethyst" which, became lost in the Arctic seas. Other well known members of this family were Winifred and Lubin Lee. It has been my pleasure to have known some of the Lee's, including Lillian, Lula, Ferdinand, Belmont, Everett and Robert Lee. This family is still represented among present day Shinnecocks. This excellent photo of Emma Jane Lee portrays a handsome Indian woman with a very proud and strong face, typical of the Shinnecocks of past generations.
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title Emma Jane Lee
title_short Emma Jane Lee
title_full Emma Jane Lee
title_fullStr Emma Jane Lee
title_full_unstemmed Emma Jane Lee
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op_relation East Hampton Library, Long Island Collection
http://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p15281coll2/id/1135
op_rights For educational use only. Please credit: The East Hampton Library, Long Island Collection. For any other use, please contact The Long Island Collection, East Hampton Library, 159 Main St., East Hampton, NY 11937. 631-324-0222 x 4 or email lic@easthamptonlibrary.org.
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