Fonds glen-3054 - Alphonse Little Poplar fonds

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Alphonse Little Poplar fonds

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GLEN glen-3054

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1 audio cassette

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Alphonse Little Poplar, 1921-1989, was born on the Sweet Grass reserve, near Battleford, Saskatchewan. He attended the Thunderchild Residential School until the age of 14, then returned to the reserve and at first took up a traditional First Nations life. He married Irene Fine Day, and in 1945 they began a mixed farm, which grew to 600 acres. He became active as a Cree historian beginning in 1969, when he collected stories for the book, Towards a New Past. His own history was recorded in Tales of Little Poplar, co-written by David Doyle.

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The fonds consists of recorded interviews, made on April 7 and 14, 1987, in which he discusses berries, haying, selling posts, cutting wood, Christmas and New Year, housing on the Sweet Grass reserve, master carpenters, 1942 windstorm, Frank Knife and Jim Buller.

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Record No. RBT-42-1<br><br>

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