Bibliography

for Studies of
American Indians
in and Around
Rhode Island
th
st
16 21 Centuries

Frank Waabu O'Brien, Ph.D.

June, 2004
Revised ~ October, 2005

P R E F A C E
This volume is an expanded and updated version of an unpublished manuscript
produced for a project entitled, Native Journies, Intersections, and Jonnycakes, a
congressionally earmarked grant funded by the National Historical Publications and
Records Commission, National Archives and Records Administration (2001-2002).
The first draft of the Indian Bibliography was compiled in May, 2002 by myself as CoPrincipal Investigator at Rhode Island Indian Council, Dr. Albert T. Klyberg (CoPrincipal Investigator, Heritage Harbor Museum), and Kalyana S. Champlain
(Researcher, Rhode Island Indian Council).
An attempt has been made to record all relevant published documents
for the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, and major documents for
Massachusetts and Connecticut that fall under the scholarly rubrics of history,
archaeology and anthropology (including linguistics and other subcategories related to
ethnography). There is a large body of highly specialized research on Native
American linguistics relating to Indians in and around Rhode Island which we cannot
capture in this volume. The reader is referred to Ives Goddard, ed., Handbook of North
American Indians, Vol. 17 (Languages), Washington, D.C., Smithsonian Institution.
Three electronic Internet sources will prove invaluable to researchers.
Locally, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation maintains a website database that
encompasses 15 bibliographic categories devoted to regional Native Americans; see
http://www.pequotmuseum.org/Home/LibrariesArchives/RESEARCHLIBRARY/Bibli
ographiesResearchGuides.htm. At the University of Rhode Islands Special
Collections Library the reader will find a bibliographic database for Rhode Island
History, and other areas; see www.uri.edu/library/special_collections. The Federal
Smithsonian Institution website is another invaluable research resource for the United
States; see http://www.nmnh.si.edu/naa/guides.htm.
ACKNOWLEGMENTS
The bibliography was made possible with the support of many people, organizations
and institutions. The Native Journies project was strongly supported by Senators Ben
Nighthorse Campbell (CO), Jack Reed (RI) and Lincoln D. Chaffee (RI) of the United
States Senate. Dr. Albert T. Klyberg, former Director of Museum Programs, Heritage
Harbor Museum, created the original source grant for the collaboration between
Heritage Harbor Museum and the Rhode Island Indian Council.
Darrell Waldron, Executive Director of the Rhode Island Indian Council,
provided a home and support for the researchers. Ray Petrarca, Council Accountant,
was very helpful in coordinating expenditures and logistics.
Many research and
records facilities throughout the country contributed to the listings. In Rhode Island we
must mention the Rhode Island Office of the Secretary of State, Division of State
Archives and Public Records Administration, The Rhode Island Historical Society
Library, The Rhode Island Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission, The
Black Heritage Society, The John Carter Brown Library at Brown University,
University of Rhode Island Special Collections Library, The Rhode Island Department
of Education, The Providence Journal, Narragansett Indian News, Providence Public
Library, and The Narragansett Indian Tribal Nation. In nearby Massachusetts we were
assisted by the Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston Public Library, and Harvard
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University. We thank the Mashantucket Pequot Library and Research Center, and
Connecticut Historical Society in Connecticut. Other academic libraries providing
information include Princeton University, University of Pennsylvania and Yale
University. The United States Library of Congress allowed electronic access to
numerous American, Canadian and European scholarly research libraries, and the
Smithsonian Institution contributed to our research efforts.
ABBREVIATIONS
For the readers convenience, standard abbreviations used throughout the book
include:

n.d. ~ no date of publication

n.p. ~ no place of publication
and/or publisher
n.s. ~ new series
o.s. ~ old series
s.l. (Latin), sine loco ~ without
place of publication
s.n. (Latin), sine nominee ~
without name of publisher
ser. ~ serial
comp. ~ compiler; comps. ~
compilers

ed.~ editor or eds. ~ editors

vol. ~ volume; vols. ~ volumes
Pp. ~ pages
2ed. ~ second edition; 3ed. ~
third edition, etc.
_____ ~ same author(s) as above
http: ~ online Internet
document
ms. ~ manuscript
trans. ~ translator

The present volume contains 1,778 entries. We expect this listing to grow
organically over the years.
Francis J. OBrien, Jr. (AKA Frank Waabu OBrien & Moondancer)
Newport, RI, June 9, 2004; June 24, 2004; October 8, 2005
Wunnohteaonk

MAY PEACE BE IN YOUR HEART

2004 Francis J. O'Brien, Jr., Newport, RI

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2004 Francis J. OBrien, Jr., Aquidneck Indian Council

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Gideon Ammons Dead: Body of the Last of the Narragansett Chiefs Found
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Island.

______
1900

Narragansett Indians MeetTheir Attorney Francis M. Morison Tells of

the Results of the Recent Hearing Before a Sub-Committee of the United
States Senate. [Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun, October 16. Rhode
Island.

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1900a

Notice: To Their Heirs and Others Who Claim to Be Interested in the

Montauk, Shinnecock, Narragansett and Mohegan Tribes or Clans of
Indians, Signed by the Indian Council of the Narragansetts. [Newspaper
Article.] Westerly Sun, November 5. Rhode Island.

______
1901

Indian Claims. [Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun, November 15. Rhode

Island.

______
1906

The Indians MeetFew Remaining Descendants Gather in Charlestown.

[Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun, August 13. Rhode Island.

______
1906a

Indian Meeting in Charlestown: Annual Celebration of the Narragansett

Tribe. [Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily Journal, August 14. Rhode
Island.

______
1908

Indians Preparing for Yearly PowwowDescendants of the Narragansetts

to Gather at Tribal Home. [Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily Journal,
August 5. Rhode Island.

______
1908a

Indian Survivors Hold Annual Wash. [Newspaper Article.] Providence

Daily Journal, August 11. Rhode Island.

______
1910

Gatherung of a Vanishing Race. [Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily

Journal, August 21. Rhode Island.

______
1911

Indian Sunday Descendants of the Narragansetts Gathered in

Charlestown. [Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun, August 14. Rhode
Island.

______
1915

The Scattering of the Narragansett Indians. [Newspaper Article.]

Providence Daily Journal, January 3. Rhode Island.

91

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1920s

Chief Noka Still Seeks to Regain Narragansett Lands for his People. .
[Newspaper Article.] Anonymous. No Place. P. 21 in Recommendations
and Summary of Evidence for Proposed Finding for Federal
Acknowledgement of the Narragansett Indian Tribe of Rhode Island,
Pursuant to 25 CFR 83. Washington, D.C.: United States Department of
the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 29 July 1982.

______
1921

Narragansett Indians Again Seek Return of Land: Descendants of Once

Powerful Tribe Believed to be Planning to Assert Title to Section of South
County Swamp Lands in CharlestownSecret Council is Held in Old
Meeting House. [Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily Journal, June 21.
Rhode Island.

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1923

Chief Ammons, Survivor of Old Indian Tribe, Dead. [Newspaper

Article.] Providence Evening Bulletin, December 6. Rhode Island.

______
1923a

New England Indians. [Newspaper Article.]

Rhode Island.

______
1924

Narragansetts Make Annual Pilgrimage. [Newspaper Article.]

Providence Daily Journal, August 17. Rhode Island.

______
1924a

Indians at Annual Meeting. [Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun, August 11.

Rhode Island.

______
1925

Narragansett Indians Meet at CharlestownMore than 150 Attend Annual

Session and Pow-wow of Tribes Survivors. [Newspaper Article.]
Providence Daily Journal, August 10. Rhode Island.

______
1925a

Narragansett Indians Revive Pow-wow. [Newspaper Article.]

Providence Sunday Journal, August 16. Rhode Island.

______
1926

Narragansett Indian Woman Buried in Charlestown. [Newspaper Article.]

Providence Daily Journal, January 26. Rhode Island.

______
1926a

R.I. Indians Smoke Peace Pipe AgainDescendants of Famous Chiefs

Gather for Conference at Old Church. [Newspaper Article.] Providence
Daily Journal, August 9. Rhode Island.

______
1927

Indians Have Meeting TodayHundreds of Tribal Descendants Gather at

Old Meeting Place. [Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun, August 14.
Rhode Island.

______
1928

Indian to Hold Pow-wow Rites. [Newspaper Article.]

Sunday Journal, August 12. Rhode Island.

92

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Providence

______
1930

Indian to Hold Annual Gathering: Annual Meeting Will Take Place in

Charlestown. [Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun, August 4. Rhode
Island.

______
1931

Indians Ancestor Seeks $4,000,000: Councilor of Narragansetts Ask Justice

for Remaining 118 of That Tribe. [Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily
Journal, March 22. Rhode Island.

______
1931a

Indian Chief Opposed to Third Head: Narragansetts Resent Efforts of

Charlestown Man to Gain PowerSekater and Noka Claim Recognition by
Government. [Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun, June 16. Rhode Island.

______
1931b

Indians Seek to Gain BirthrightChief Sekater Says Claim Based on

Deception in Former Settlement. [Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun, June
17. Rhode Island.

______
1931c

Indians Seeks $4,000,000 in R.I. Land Sale. [Newspaper Article.]

Anonymous. No Place. P. 21 in Recommendations and Summary of
Evidence for Proposed Finding for Federal Acknowledgement of the
Narragansett Indian Tribe of Rhode Island, Pursuant to 25 CFR 83.
Washington, D.C.: United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of
Indian Affairs, 29 July 1982.

______
1931d

A.I. Williams Grant Sachem of Federation. [Newspaper Article.]

Anonymous. No Place. P. 21 in Recommendations and Summary of
Evidence for Proposed Finding for Federal Acknowledgement of the
Narragansett Indian Tribe of Rhode Island, Pursuant to 25 CFR 83.
Washington, D.C.: United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of
Indian Affairs, 29 July 1982.

______
1931e

Justice for the Red ManSouth County Sachem Summons Tribes for a
Last Stand. [Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily Journal, October 18.
Rhode Island.

______
1931f

Indian Chief to Seek State Probe of Charge Land Wrongfully Taken.

[Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily Journal, December 23. Rhode
Island.

______
1932?

Dissension Causes Rift in Algonquins. [Newspaper Article.] Anonymous.

No Place. P. 21 in Recommendations and Summary of Evidence for
Proposed Finding for Federal Acknowledgement of the Narragansett Indian
Tribe of Rhode Island, Pursuant to 25 CFR 83. Washington, D.C.: United
States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 29 July 1982.

93

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1934

Indian Chiefs Guest at Peckham House. [Newspaper Article.]

Anonymous. No Place. P. 21 in Recommendations and Summary of
Evidence for Proposed Finding for Federal Acknowledgement of the
Narragansett Indian Tribe of Rhode Island, Pursuant to 25 CFR 83.
Washington, D.C.: United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of
Indian Affairs, 29 July 1982.

______
1934a

The Indian Shore ClaimProceedings of the Recent Hearing at the

Shannock Before Speaker Owen. [Newspaper Article.] Providence
Telegram, February 20. Rhode Island.

______
1934b

Narragansetts Hold Pow-wowIndians 257th Annual Meeting Conducted

on Reservation at Charlestown. [Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily
Journal, August 13. Rhode Island.

______
1934c

Indians Hold 257th Annual GatheringCharter Received. [Newspaper

Article.] Westerly Sun, August 13. Rhode Island.

______
1934d

Narragansett Indians 257th Form Organization. [Newspaper Article.]

Providence Daily Journal, December 4. Rhode Island.

______
1934e

Narragansett Indians are Given CharterRecognition Meeting Held at Old

Stone Church in CharlestownGovernor Present. [Newspaper Article.]
Westerly Sun, December 5. Rhode Island.

______
1934f

Narragansetts Hold First Tribal Meeting in 58 Years. [Newspaper Article.]

Westerly Sun, December 12. Rhode Island.

______
1935

Officials Elected at Tribe Meeting. [Newspaper Article.] Providence

Daily Journal, January 20. Rhode Island.

______
1935a

Tribe Church Bill Passed. [Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily

Journal, April 4. Rhode Island.

______
1935b

Narragansetts To Meet Next SundayTribe Will Have Powwow at

Columbia Heights on Saturday. [Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily
Journal, August 4. Rhode Island.

______
1935c

Indians Open Pow-wow at Shannock. Westerly Sun, August 11. Rhode

Island.

______
1935-1936

Narragansett Dawn. [Periodical.] Narragansett Tribal Nation. Oakland,

Rhode Island.

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1935-1936

[Narragansett Language Lessons.] June, 1935 through October, 1936.

Narragansett Tribal Nation. Oakland, Rhode Island.

______
1936

Narragansetts Ask Legislature to Set Aside State Indian Day. [Newspaper

Article.] Westerly Sun, March 30. Rhode Island.

______
1936a

Governor (White Buffalo) Green Signs an Indian Bill. [Newspaper

Article.] Providence Evening Bulletin, April 24. Rhode Island.

______
1937

Narragansett Indians to Meet SundayAnnual Gathering Will Be held in

Charlestown. [Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun, August 4. Rhode
Island.

______
1940

Indians Observe Ancient Customs Narragansetts Hold 265th Annual

August Meeting Day in Their Old Church. [Newspaper Article.]
Providence Evening Bulletin, August 12. Rhode Island.

______
1944

Tribal Meeting Held by Indians Narragansetts Stage 268th Session at

Reservation in Charlestown Woods. [Newspaper Article.] Providence
Evening Bulletin, August 14. Rhode Island.

______
1944a

Narragansetts Hold 268th Annual August Meeting Day. [Newspaper

Article.] Westerly Sun, August 14. Rhode Island.

______
1947

Many at Rites of Indian Tribe. [Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily

Journal, August 11. Rhode Island.

______
1950

Indians Have Voted Right Along But Referendum Makes it Official.

[Newspaper Article.] Providence Daily Journal, November 20. Rhode
Island.

______
1956

Narragansett Indians Open Two-Day Tribal Celebration. [Newspaper

Article.] Providence Daily Journal, August 12. Rhode Island.

______
1958

Narragansett Indians in Annual 2-Day Session. [Newspaper Article.]

Providence Daily Journal, August 8. Rhode Island.

______
1968

Indians Hold Tribal Rites at Charlestown Powwow. [Newspaper Article.]

Providence Daily Journal, August 12. Rhode Island

______
1972

Indian Discord Ends Great Swamp Rites. [Newspaper Article.]

Providence Daily Journal, September 25. Rhode Island

______
1979

Gang Besieges Indian Home in Shannock. [Newspaper Article.] Chariho

Times, June. Rhode Island

95

______
1979a

A Day of Good (And Wet) Spirits. [Newspaper Article.] Westerly Sun,

July 24. Rhode Island.

______
1979b

Garrahy Will Push Indian Purchase of Shannock Village. [Newspaper

Article.] Providence Daily Journal, August 22. Rhode Island

______
1979c

Memorandum to Whom it May Concern October 4 [Re membership and

bylaws]

______
1979d

Five Tribal Members Picked to Sit on Land Corporation. [Newspaper

Article.] Westerly Sun, August 8. Rhode Island

______
1979-1980

Wahteauonk. [Newspaper of the Narragansett Indian Tribal Education

Project, Inc.] Vol. I:1 September, 1979

______

Wahteauonk. [Newspaper of the Narragansett Indian Tribal Education

Project, Inc.] Vol. I:2 January, 1980

______
1980

Indian Council Fires Thomas. Chariho Times, June 25. Rhode Island

______
1980a

Restraining Order Issued Against One Tribal Faction. [Newspaper

Article.] Chariho Times, August 20. P. 21 in Recommendations and
Summary of Evidence for Proposed Finding for Federal Acknowledgement
of the Narragansett Indian Tribe of Rhode Island, Pursuant to 25 CFR 83.
Washington, D.C.: United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of
Indian Affairs, 29 July 1982.

_____
2004

One Nation - Two Worlds - Centuries Of Struggle - The Narragansetts and

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One Nation - Two Worlds - Dual Realities - (Second Of Five Parts) - Dual
Realties [Newspaper Article.] Providence Journal, August 2. Rhode Island.
One Nation - Two Worlds - (Third Of Five Parts) - City Indians
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One Nation - Two Worlds - (Fourth Of Five Parts) - Spanning The
Generations [Newspaper Article.] Providence Journal, August 4. Rhode
Island.
One Nation - Two Worlds - Centuries Of Struggle - From Church To
Citadel, Narragansetts Endure [Newspaper Article.] Providence Journal,
August 4. Rhode Island.
One Nation - Two Worlds - (Last Of Five Parts) - Casino Dreams
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ONE NATION - TWO WORLDS - CENTURIES OF STRUGGLE - Rules
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Providence Journal August 5. Rhode Island. [Newspaper Article.]
Providence Journal, August 5. Rhode Island.

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2004a
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2004b
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2004c
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2004d
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2004e
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