PIONEERRESPOND
Jesse Walter FEWKES 1850 - 1930
| aka | Jesse W. Fewkes, J. W. Fewkes, Jesse Fewkes, J. Fewkes |
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| birth | 14 Nov 1850, Newton, MA |
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| death | 31 May 1930, Forest Glenn, MD |
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| marriage |
Florence G. EASTMAN b. ............ |
| children | |
| marriage | married in 1893:
![]() Harriet Olivia CUTLER b. <1849>, Nova Scotia, CANADA |
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PARENTS
| father | Jesse FEWKES b. <1826> in Ipswich, MA |
| mother (1) | Susan Emeline JEWETT b. ............ |
| marriage | (married on 12 Dec 1849)
mother (2): Catherine Helen LEMON b. ............ |
| marriage | (married in 1863) |
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LIFE
March 1890 Calais, Maine: Passamaquoddy Indians
1860 CENSUS:
Watertown, Middlesex (mother Emma M.)
1920 CENSUS:
residence: Wheaton, Montgomery, Maryland (ethnologist)
1930 CENSUS:
residence: Wheaton, Montgomery, Maryland (ethnologist) (79y)
NOTES
- On the Use of the Phonograph among Zuni Indians by J. Walter Fewkes (in: American Naturalist, (1890) 24: pp. 687-691)
- Songcatchers: in search of the world's music by Mickey Hart with K. M. Kostyal (National Geographic, Washington, D.C., 2003)
- Percy Grainger and the Impact of the Phonograph by Michael Yates (in: Folk Music Journal Vol. 4, No. 3 (1983) pp. 265-275) JSTOR online article
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Florence G. EASTMAN