Judith Anywaush

Judith Anywaush was born in Granite Falls, Minnesota in 1945 to Naomi Bear and Floyd Walter Cavender. She lives in Granite Falls, Minnesota and is enrolled as a member of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate.

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Title Do those people really know that they can stay there; they don’t have to come back. Judith Anywaush \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: Life Today Topics: Dakota Life Today, Jobs, Inter-Tribal Relationships, Repatriation Keywords: Jobs, Enrollment, Repatriation
Title “If you just give me a hand up, I know that I can make it.” Judith Anywaush \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: 1862 Topics: Aftermath of 1862, Fort Snelling, Family in 1862, Crow Creek, Punitive Expeditions, Abraham Lincoln, Mankato Hangings Keywords: Fort Snelling, Expendable, Wechankpeotowe (Many Stars Woman), Crow Creek, Soup, Bishop Whipple, Steamboat, Military, Soldiers, Survival
Title They tried to keep me in school. Judith Anywaush \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: Growing Up Topics: Growing Up, Education, Poverty, Dakota Language Keywords: Education, Poverty, Projects, Language, School
Title Why don't you guys just forget about it Judith Anywaush \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: 1862 Topics: Ways of Commemorating, Commemorative March Keywords: Discrimination, Police, Fort Snelling, March

Judith Anywaush

Associations: Dakota (Oceti Šakowiŋ), Upper Sioux Community (Pejuhutazizi Oyate), Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate,

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Judith Anywaush