Polly Parker, 1909

Native American Polly Parker, who escaped U.S. soldiers and avoided Western relocation in 1858, was a Muskogee-speaking Cow Creek Seminole believed to have lived in Polly's Hammock on what is now Adams Ranch, until she died in 1922.

Scan gift of Sandra Thurlow, from the HSMC collection.

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Black and white copy print, 4x6 inches

English

Still image

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Photographic print