Black and white landscape photograph, of view from the Bernes River, of dwellings, canoes, along shoreline, Pauingessi, Manitoba, Canada., A196, Funding provided by: Getty Foundation
Black and white photograph of long, bark Ojibwa dwelling, with men, women, children within, Pauingessi, Manitoba, Canada., A199, Funding provided by: Getty Foundation
Black and white group photograph of Ojibwa men, women, children gathered at the entrance of long, bark dwelling, Pauingassi, Manitoba, Canada. Ogichidaag (Warriors) and Ogichidaakweg (Warrior women) who conducted Waabano, dream dance and other ceremonies in Pauingassi, Manitoba, Canada. Left to right - Back row: 1. Gichii Omoosonii (Chiip), 2. Niizhiishaan (James Bearhair) Owen, 3. Kiichiis (Alex) Pascal, 4. Miskwaadezi Oshkiishik (Moses) Owen, 5. Wechanimaash, (James) Owen (son of Naamiwan), Aankus (Angus) Owen (eldest son of Naamiwan). Middle row: 1. Kaapech (2nd wife of Alex Owen), 2. Maanaadis (daughter of Naamiwan, married to William Pascal), 3. Waawaak (Gichi Omoosonii's 2nd wife), 4. Giichiimookoman (Alice) Owen (wife of Moses Owen), 5. Tekis (Margaret) Pascal, Alex Pascal's 2nd. wife, Maa'aanjoosh (Lillian) Owen (wife of James Owen), Miskwa'o (Red Bird) Owen, wife of Angus Owen). Bottom row: 1. Waanachense (Alex) Owen (father of Omishoosh (Charlie George) Owen, 2. Wisaakejaak (William) Pascal (father of Alex Pascal), Ahkaakochiis (Shawtail) Owen father of Charlie Moose Owen). Boy to the left is Ochiip (David) Owen born in 1927. Information thanks to Henry Neufeld 5/93., A201, Funding provided by: Getty Foundation
Three women seated in front of Waabano lodge. Women left to right: 1. A'aasii, 2. Tekis (Margaret) Pascal, 3. girl. Note drum hanging at the top of the lodge, as in lodges in Little Grand Rapids., A202
Naamiwan (John) Owen, three-quarter view portrait, seated outside. Medicine man and leader of ceremonies in Pauingassi. See also: A204, A206, A207, F59, F142., A205
Black and white photograph of Ojibwa man, known also as John Owen, sitting outside, holding snowy owl wing, Pauingessi, Manitoba, Canada., A207, Funding provided by: Getty Foundation
Aankus (Angus) Owen and wife Miskwa'o (Red Bird), full length portrait, standing outside log building, 1933. Aankus and Miskwa'o Owen. Aankus was a conjurer and the son of Naamiwan (John) Owen. This couple raised Omishoosh (Charlie George) Owen. His mother died when he was a baby and as his mother's sister, Miskwa'o looked after him. See also: A208, A210, A211, F63, F64., A209
