Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Mrs. N. B. Miller. A Centenarian and Still Going Strong: Mrs. Miller, of Tonawanda Indian Reservation, N. Y. Mrs. Nancy Black Squirrel Miller, of the Tonawanda Reservation, New York State, whose age is estimated to be between 112 and 116 years. During a recent ceremony in Rochester, N. Y., in which members of her reservation took part, she sat in the doorway of her tent placidly smoking her corncob pipe and weaving a basket.
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Mrs. N. B. Miller. A Centenarian and Still Going Strong: Mrs. Miller, of Tonawanda Indian Reservation, N. Y. Mrs. Nancy Black Squirrel Miller, of the Tonawanda Reservation, New York State, whose age is estimated to be between 112 and 116 years. During a recent ceremony in Rochester, N. Y., in which members of her reservation took part, she sat in the doorway of her tent placidly smoking her corncob pipe and weaving a basket.
Underwood & Underwood · [ca. October 1927]
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