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Family History

Explore the intertwined histories of the Bowman-Bruchac family and our extended ancestral lines through genealogy, family stories, photographs, archival records, historic places, and continuing research into the families and communities that shaped our generations.

Bowman's Store (1997). Dedication: "To the memory of my grandfather, Jesse E. Bowman."
Hidden Roots (2004). Dedication: "For all those whose names are lost."
Native American Storytelling in the Northeast Woodlands: "Stories are the life of a people."

As long as we remember them, our families will always be with us.


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  • Adirondacks and Saratoga
  • Poetry and Writing
  • Stories and Storytelling
  • Adirondack Tall Tales
  • Traditional Stories
  • Indigenous Northeast
  • Family History
  • Ancestry and Kinship
  • Music, Film and Culture
  • Martial Arts
  • Greenfield Review Archive
  • Correction and Discovery
  • Archive

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