Elder Interview-Betty Doxtator

Audio Recording

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Oneida Nation Museum

Name/Title

Elder Interview-Betty Doxtator

Entry/Object ID

A.2008.001.129

Tags

Needs Accession Sheet, Needs Location, Needs Photo

Description

Doxtator, Betty Jane (Bjerkvold) Born 02/01/1927 Parents: Bernard Bjerkvold & Celinda (Doxtator) Betty’s father came from Norway and raised tobacco. She lived on Salt Pork Ave. She belonged to a Lutheran Church. Growing up she went to a Lutheran school first grade through eighth grade. She went to West De Pere high school. When anyone in her family got sick, they would go to see Dr. Hitter. Betty went out on her own when she was just 16 years old. Her husband went to Tomah School. She worked for St. Joeseph school for 30 years. A special event for her is that she is working in a Day Care, Foster Care, and a Parent Program. Her family spoke Oneida. Her father built barns, he was also a deputy for the Brown County. Betty’s advice to the future generation is to, live for the day.

Recording Type

Audio/Visual

Collection

Elder Interviews

Cataloged By

Gerzetich, Courtney (Cottrell)

Category

Digital Media

Track Details

Date Recorded

Apr 25, 1996

Track Length

0:48:22

Other Names and Numbers

Other Numbers

Number Type

Elder Interview Number

Other Number

OHE-14-15, Y07-20

Parts

Count

2

Parts

2 DVDs, one shared with Alice Torres

Create Date

June 27, 2025

Update Date

November 4, 2025