Mary Jemison's Indian Family: Life Among the Seneca Tribe
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Step into a world of cultural transformation and adaptation as we delve into the fascinating life of Mary Jemison among the Seneca tribe. This video explores the remarkable journey of a woman who, after being abducted as a child, became an integral part of the Seneca Nation.
Join us as we unravel the details of Mary's life as a Seneca, from her daily routines to her role within the tribe. Discover how she bridged the gap between her European heritage and her new identity within the Seneca community. It's a story of resilience, acceptance, and the forging of bonds that would last a lifetime.
Through historical insights, expert analysis, and engaging storytelling, we aim to provide a comprehensive look at Mary's unique experiences. Her life among the Seneca is a testament to the human capacity for adaptation and the enduring spirit of a woman who lived between two worlds.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a student of early American history, or simply captivated by stories of cultural exploration, this video offers a fresh perspective on Mary Jemison's extraordinary journey.
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Wow this is fascinating. Love it
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Quite interesting
Very well narrated ,
Greatly appreciate it and thanks for watching!
Yes
She was twelve when she was captured. The reason
she wasn't killed alongside her family was because of her hair which was the color of corn silk. The Indians felt that she would bring good luck to their crops. As they were taking her away the last thing her father said to her was, "You see Mary? I told you your hair would bring you good luck." 🌽 🙄
Mary Jemison is a famous figure here in this part pf New York. She eventually married a Native American and refused to leave her Native American family and friends when she was offered an opportunity to return to White Society.
@@anthonytroisi6682 Ther same way with Quannah Parkers mother, she ran away many times trying to get back to the Comanche & when it all failed, and her baby daughter died, she willed herself to die of a broken heart. She was raised as a full fledged Comanche since a child.
Doesn’t seem too bad tbh
Does anyone know the movie / tv series these pictures are from?
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Not acurate.The seneca did not live in wigwams.They were Iroquois, six nations.They lived in long houses..They didnt kill their captives..They made them members of the tribe..Many times to replace a loved one who died..They were treated as one of their own.
How do you know ? This is an eye witness account and all the Indians killed people but some were more peaceful. It was a common problem that young braves would kill people even against the advice of elders bringing trouble to the tribe.
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