Elder Interview-Marilyn Mindimoye Clark

Audio Recording

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Oneida Nation Museum

Name/Title

Elder Interview-Marilyn Mindimoye Clark

Entry/Object ID

A.2008.001.307

Tags

Needs Accession Sheet, Needs Location, Needs Photo

Description

Mindimoye, Marilyn "Mindi" (Clark) Born 05/06/1934 Parents: Peter Clark & Mary (Cornelius) Marilyn’s parents spoke English, and they both spoke their own Native languages. Her mother worked for the Civil Service Marilyn started school when she was six years old. Her family moved to Saint Paul. After she graduated she went on to nurse training. The first time Marilyn visited Oneida she was 14 years old. Marilyn was married for three years. She moved to Milwaukee and worked at two hospitals. She got married again and she worked for Consolidated Tribe of American Indians. In 1984 she moved from Milwaukee to Oneida. She went to longhouse ceremonies. Her advice to the youth is to learn about their own spirituality.

Recording Type

Audio/Visual

Collection

Elder Interviews

Cataloged By

Gerzetich, Courtney (Cottrell)

Category

Digital Media

Track Details

Date Recorded

Jan 28, 1997

Track Length

0:50:58

Other Names and Numbers

Other Numbers

Number Type

Elder Interview Number

Other Number

OHE 93-94

Parts

Count

2

Create Date

July 15, 2025

Update Date

November 19, 2025