Elder Interview-Russel Anderson

Audio Recording

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Oneida Nation Museum

A.2008.001.003 PP

A.2008.001.003 PP

Name/Title

Elder Interview-Russel Anderson

Entry/Object ID

A.2008.001.003

Tags

Missing, Needs Accession Sheet, Needs Location, Needs Photo

Description

Anderson, Russel Lew Born 5/23/1932 in Green Bay Parents: Cecelia (Summers) Anderson and Leonard Anderson. Paternal Grandparent: Richard Summers. Russel went to school at Trout Creek up to eight grade, than he went to East High School. His brothers had chores to do. Russel baked bread and washed clothes. Everyone in the house had things to do. He was eleven years old milking cattle, making hay, and picking beans and cucumbers. Russel took up cooking in school. He was one of four guys who were in his cooking class at school. He then was in the Army. He trained in Texas. After Russel got out of basic training he came home. His brother told him to get a job. So, he got one working in a sheet metal company. He then got married at 32 years old. He and his wife have been separated for 25 years now do to a gambling and drinking problem. He had two business’s going for himself, then he closed them down when him and his wife separated. He is now retired. His advice to today’s youth is stay in school, stay straight, and safe.

Recording Type

Audio/Visual

Collection

Elder Interviews

Cataloged By

Gerzetich, Courtney (Cottrell)

Category

Digital Media

Track Details

Date Recorded

Nov 13, 2006

Track Length

0:33:00

Other Names and Numbers

Other Numbers

Number Type

Elder Interview Number

Other Number

Y07-10

Create Date

June 24, 2025

Update Date

June 25, 2025