Two Young Homesteaders

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Theodora Robinson Jenness, 1847-

Two Young Homesteaders

Boston: D. Lothrop & Co., 1880

Jenness was born and educated in Maine. She married her husband, Major George Jenness in Ottawa, Kansas, in 1872, where she was engaged in mission work among the Indians in the west. She wrote an article on “The Indian Territory” in 1879 for The Atlantic Monthly, based on her experiences. From 1894 on, she worked with the Cheyenne Sioux in South Dakota, publishing Piokee and Her People (1894); Above the Range, A Story for Girls (1896); and Big and Little Sisters: The Story of an Indian Mission School (1909). 

Theodora Robinson Jenness, 1847-

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