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Title: A211: Angus Owen (Aankus) and Red Bird Owen (Miskwa'o), standing near the river, Pauingassi, Manitoba, circa 1930s
Identifier(s): graphics:12010
Description: p. 99 of Hallowell's Berens River Album. Aankus (Angus) Owen and wife Miskwa'o (Red Bird), three-quarter length portrait, standing outside by the river. Page 99 of Hallowell's Berens River Album. 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: A209, A210, F63, F64
Creator: Hallowell, A. Irving (Alfred Irving), 1892-1974et al
Subject: Ojibwe; Anishinaabe
Date: circa 1930s; 2013

Title: A209: Angus Owen (Aankus) and Red Bird Owen (Miskwa'o), Pauingassi, Manitoba, circa 1930s
Identifier(s): graphics:11984
Description: 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
Creator: Hallowell, A. Irving (Alfred Irving), 1892-1974et al
Subject: Ojibwe; Anishinaabe
Date: 1933; 2013

Title: A210: Angus Owen (Aankus) and Red Bird Owen (Miskwa'o), Pauingassi, Manitoba, circa 1930s
Identifier(s): graphics:12120
Description: Aankus (Angus) Owen and wife Miskwa'o (Red Bird), seated outside, with Aankus's arm around his wife's shoulder. 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, A209, A211, F63, F64., A210
Creator: Hallowell, A. Irving (Alfred Irving), 1892-1974et al
Subject: Ojibwe; Anishinaabe
Date: circa 1930s; 2013

Title: A201: Ogichidaag and Ogichidaakweg (Warriors) in front of Naamiwan's Waabano lodge, Pauingassi, Manitoba, 1933
Identifier(s): graphics:12130
Description: 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), 6. 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.
Creator: Hallowell, A. Irving (Alfred Irving), 1892-1974et al
Subject: Ojibwe; Anishinaabe
Date: 1933; 2013