Joseph Palmer Headstone

Photograph

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Oneida Nation Museum

Name/Title

Joseph Palmer Headstone

Entry/Object ID

BC.2010.022.043

Tags

Copyright Restriction

Description

Black and white photograph of Josheph Palmer headstone, "Died July. 3, 1836. AE. 42 yrs, He was murdered by the Stockbridge Indians in Stockbridge". The headstone has cracked horizontally through his age, but has been reattached. Written in black ink on the back of the photo is "The first grave stone in the cemetery. Murdered by the Kinkapot brothers at Stockbridge. Union Cemetery, Brothertown, Wis. 'He was murdered by the Stockbridge Indians in Stockbridge'." And in the bottom right corner "O.E. Heller 1937"

Photograph Details

Subject

Joseph Palmer Headstone

Collection

Brothertown Collection

Cataloged By

Schmit, Aurora

Category

Photograph

Inscription/Signature/Marks

Type

Handwriting

Location

Back of Photograph

Transcription

"The first grave stone in the cemetery. Murdered by the Kinkapot brothers at Stockbridge. Union Cemetery, Brothertown, Wis. 'He was murdered by the Stockbridge Indians in Stockbridge'." And in the bottom right corner "O.E. Heller 1937"

Location

Location

* Untyped Location

Digital Only

Date

06/16/2023

Inventory

Inventoried By

Doxtator, Reggie

Inventoried Date

Dec 19, 2012

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Palmer, Joseph, Heller, Otto E.

Related Places

Place

Village

Stockbridge [Wisconsin : North America]

Reproductions

Notes

Brothertown Indian Nation holds physical copies and copyright; contact Brothertown for reproductions and publishing

Created By

cgerzet1@oneidanation.org

Create Date

06/16/2023

Updated By

cgerzet1@oneidanation.org

Update Date

06/19/2023