Elder Interview-Maxine Elm

Audio Recording

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Oneida Nation Museum

A.2008.001.153 PP

A.2008.001.153 PP

Name/Title

Elder Interview-Maxine Elm

Entry/Object ID

A.2008.001.153

Tags

Missing, Needs Accession Sheet, Needs Location, Needs Photo

Description

Elm, Maxine Louise Born 3/29/31 in Milwaukee, WI Parents: Mildred (Powless) and Timothy Joseph Elm Her father worked on the boats on Great Lakes. Her mother didn’t finish High School. She went to Vocational Scholl and learned how to work on sewing machines and ancestral types. That is where her mom worked until she retired. Maxine’s parents never talked about being Indian. They were taught in school not to. She got married at the age of 17 years old. She now has 8 children, 22 grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren. She remembers having some good times with her children. She went to school, college and passed her test. She graduated then got a job at Marquette School. Currently she is retired. She doesn’t drive cars anymore and remembers getting a per capita of $0.50 a year. Her recommendation to the youth is stay in school, get as much education as you can.

Recording Type

Audio/Visual

Collection

Elder Interviews

Cataloged By

Gerzetich, Courtney (Cottrell)

Category

Digital Media

Track Details

Date Recorded

Oct 30, 2006

Track Length

0:30:21

Other Names and Numbers

Other Numbers

Number Type

Elder Interview Number

Other Number

MDV 229, Y07-9

Create Date

June 27, 2025

Update Date

June 27, 2025