Dictionary of Wisconsin History
Search Results for: the letter 'O', Term Type: 'People'
Term: Oneida Indians
Definition: one of Five Nations of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois); the Oneida emigrated to Wisconsin from their ancestral home in New York between 1824 and 1838, settling on Menominee land along the Fox River near Green Bay; in 1838 they numbered ca. 650, today ca. 13,500; for more information visit the tribal Web site at http://www.oneidanation.org/. View pictures relating to Oneida Indians at Wisconsin Historical Images.
[Source: Loew, Patty. Indian Nations of Wisconsin (Madison: Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 2001).]
58 records found
O'Brien, Leo P. 1893
O'Connor, James L. 1859 - 1931
O'Keefe, Georgia (1887 - 1996)
O'Konski, Alvin E. 1904
O'Malley, David D. 1912
O'Neill, James 1810 - 1882
O'Shea, Michael Vincent 1866 - 1932
Oberle, Eugene W. 1929
Obey, David R. (b. 1938)
Octanaks
Odell, Emery Alvin 1871 - 1953
Oelhafen, John 1836 - 1923
Oestreicher, John C. 1936 - 2011
Offner, Paul 1942
Ogg, Frederick Austin 1878 - 1951
Ohl, Henry Jr. 1873 - 1940
Ojatinons
Ojibwe Indians
Olbrich, Michael Balthasar 1881 - 1929
Old Chief, Menominee leader, d. 1826
Olin, John Myers 1851 - 1924
Olsen, Luther S. 1951
Olson, Jack B. 1920
Olson, Julius Emil 1858 - 1944
Olson, Russell A. 1924
Omernick, Raymond J. 1923
Oneida Indians
Onnontaeronnons or Ontationoué
Opitz, David W. 1945
Ordway, Moses 1788 - 1870
Orlich, Sam L. 1939
Orton, Harlow South 1817 - 1895
Osborn, Joseph Horatio 1822 - 1892
Oschwald, Ambrose 1801 - 1873
Oshkosh, Menominee chief, 1795 - 1858
Otchagra
Otjen, Theobald 1851 - 1924
Otonkah
Ott, Alvin R. (Al) 1949
Ottawa Indians
Otte, Clifford 1933
Otter People
Otteson, Jakob Aall 1825 - 1904
Ouiatenons
Ouinibegouc
Ouinibegoutz
Oumiamis
Oumiamiwek
Ourada, Thomas D. 1958
Ousakis
Outagamis
Outaouak
Outaoüas
Owen, David Dale 1807 - 1860
Owen, Walter Cecil 1868 - 1934
Owen, William E. 1888
Owens, Carol 1931
Owens, Richard Griffith 1811 - 1882
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