Joseph Paul Baldeagle (1896-1970) was a Lakota Native American schoolteacher. (b. July 05, 1896, possibly North or South Dakota, USA - d. July 1970, Princeton, Mercer Country, New Jersey, 08540, USA) Social Security Number 152142032.
Education:
Princeton University Graduate B.A. 1923
Teacher:
He was known by the title "Chief Baldeagle" but he wasn't a tribal chief. He taught school for 35 years at the William MacFarland High School in Bordentown, New Jersey and when he retired he volunteered at the Firestone Library at Princeton University.
Legacy:
He donated his collection of Native American artifacts to the New Jersey State Museum in Trenton. Baldeagle received his bachelors degree in 1923 from Princeton University and some of his papers are deposited at the Princeton University library.
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Education:
Princeton University Graduate B.A. 1923
Teacher:
He was known by the title "Chief Baldeagle" but he wasn't a tribal chief. He taught school for 35 years at the William MacFarland High School in Bordentown, New Jersey and when he retired he volunteered at the Firestone Library at Princeton University.
Legacy:
He donated his collection of Native American artifacts to the New Jersey State Museum in Trenton. Baldeagle received his bachelors degree in 1923 from Princeton University and some of his papers are deposited at the Princeton University library.
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Joseph Paul Baldeagle (1896-1970) was a Lakota Native American schoolteacher. (b. July 05, 1896, possibly North or South Dakota, USA - d. July 1970, Princeton, Mercer Country, New Jersey, 08540, USA) Social Security Number 152142032.
Education:
Princeton University Graduate B.A. 1923
Teacher:
He was known by the title "Chief Baldeagle" but he wasn't a tribal chief. He taught school for 35 years at the William MacFarland High School in Bordentown, New Jersey and when he retired he volunteered at the Firestone Library at Princeton University.
Legacy:
He donated his collection of Native American artifacts to the New Jersey State Museum in Trenton. Baldeagle received his bachelors degree in 1923 from Princeton University and some of his papers are deposited at the Princeton University library.
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Education:
Princeton University Graduate B.A. 1923
Teacher:
He was known by the title "Chief Baldeagle" but he wasn't a tribal chief. He taught school for 35 years at the William MacFarland High School in Bordentown, New Jersey and when he retired he volunteered at the Firestone Library at Princeton University.
Legacy:
He donated his collection of Native American artifacts to the New Jersey State Museum in Trenton. Baldeagle received his bachelors degree in 1923 from Princeton University and some of his papers are deposited at the Princeton University library.
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