J. A. Lord, Dramatic Company, 28:110
J. A. Mathieu Ltd., strike, 56:267
J. A. Robinson Circus, 59:23
J. A. Smith and Company, fur dealers, 34:326–327
J. and A. McGill and Company, 7:35
J. B. Bassett, steamboat, 24:139
J. B. Cook and Son, St. Paul, livery service, 33:3
J. B. Lippincott and Company, publishers, 19:422
J. Brookes, bookstore, 7:112
J. C. Penney, 54:22
J. G. Graham's General Mercantile, Good Thunder, 56:420
J. G. Swahn Sons, potters, 33:230
J. G. White Engineering Corporation, New York, economic analysts, 26:172
J. J. O'Dill, steamboat, 25:72
J. Jay Knox and Company, bankers, 2:139
J. L. Grandin, steamboat, 21:259n–260n, 262, 268
J. L. Hertz, cigar manufacturer, 52:40 (facing)
J. L. Thorne and Company, partners, 56:243
J. L. Williams, tugboat, 54:212–213, 219–220
J. Leachman and Son, publishers, 29:107
J. M. Sullivan company, Minneapolis, 60:22
J. Neils Lumber Company, 29:148
J. P. Morgan building, New York City, bomb explosion, 59:31
J. P. Rodgers Land Company, St. Paul, 60:255
J. R. Burrows, Ltd., Rockport, Massachusetts, carpets, 56:33
J. R. Clark Company, Minneapolis, labor disputes, 54:182
J. R. Watkins Company, Winona, 50:124
J. R. Watkins Medical Company, Winona, architecture, 39:130
J. S. Kennedy Company, New York, 55:178
J. S., steamboat, 37:296
J. W. Pauly Manufacturing Company, 52:41 (facing)
J. W. Van Sant II, towboat, 39:167
Jabbour, Alan, folklife center director, 51:127
Jacker, Edward (Fr.), author, 36:32
Jacker, Miss ----, Vermilion Indian School sewing teacher, 58:235
Jackie Ann's Beauty Shop, Minneapolis, customers and interior depicted, 56:433
Jackins, Israel, 25:226
Jacklin, Daniel C., 29:172
taconite interests, 34:272–273, 279–280, 37:41
Jacklin, Rudolph, miller, 24:326
Jackman, Henry A., prison official, 37:146–147
Jackman, Sydney W., editor, 41:391
Jackman, William W., sketch, 4:196
Jack Rabbit Lines, 57:207
Jacks, L. V., author, 12:435
Jackson, ----, 58:156
Jackson, ----, Scottish pioneer, 17:422
Jackson, A., suffrage petitioner, 55:148, 56:79
Jackson, Alice F., work reviewed, 33:84
Jackson, Andrew, police officer, 44:256n, 258n
Jackson, Andrew, soldier, 46:316
Jackson, Andrew (Gen.), U.S. president, 3:267, 4:221, 16:325, 17:76, 22:75, 27:309, 32:117, 54:104, 57:36
career, 22:313
farmer, 40:295
letters, 2:95, 4:76
Jackson, Andrew (Rev.), author/educator, 7:185, 33:309, 39:81
Jackson, Barbara D., work reviewed, 48:88–89
Jackson, Bennett B., school official, 47:179
Jackson, Bettina, work reviewed, 33:84
Jackson, Beverly, 58:128
Jackson, Bobby, athlete, 56:148
Jackson, C. F., governor of Missouri, 2:327
Jackson, C. J., author, 9:286
Jackson, Carlton, work reviewed, 49:210
Jackson, Charles T., at Isle Royale, Mich., 35:339
Jackson, Donald, editor, 35:87, 38:240, 48:25
review by, 40:254
work reviewed, 40:138, 254, 42:233–234, 50:44
Jackson, Elizabeth C., educator, 46:20–21
Jackson, Elmer, circus worker
lynching, 59:22–23
memorial depicted, 59:33
Jackson, F., artist, 4:453
Jackson, Francis J., 18:134
Jackson, Helen Hunt, author, 3:275, 23:114, 39:240
Jackson, Henry, 20:128, 25:412, 29:218, 56:69–70
house, 36:42
merchant, 2:466, 3:93, 7:101, 257, 18:372, 55:271
MHS founder, 20:367, 61:25
politician, 36:265–266
postmaster, 40:83–84, 88, 55:106, 56:239
Jackson, J. A., author, 7:185, 28:96
Jackson, Jackson County
county courthouse depicted, 60:56
county seat controversy, 60:56–57
Indian raid, 1:428, 3:27
settlement, 10:355
Jackson, James C., 59:10
Jackson, Jesse, minister-political leader, 56:432
Jackson, John Brinckerhoff, geographer, 53:209
Jackson, John W., 2:44
Jackson, Joseph A., 4:64
Jackson, Kenneth T., work reviewed, 41:246–247
Jackson, Lelia, labor leader, 55:212, 555:211
Jackson, Marilyn, author, 46:167
Jackson, Marjorie G., author, 13:112, 16:200
"British Trade at Michilimackinac," 11:231–270
review by, 9:148–152
Jackson, Mathew J., postmaster, 34:186
Jackson, Mercy B., Dr., feminist, 39:6
Jackson, Mitchell Y., pioneer farmer, 16:22, 17:393, 18:287, 290, 293, 295
diaries, 8:431, 9:404, 11:59, 457, 17:394n, 20:323, 417, 22:258, 27:61, 32:30n
Jackson, Mrs. ----, matron, 57:375
Jackson, Mrs. Henry, 2:466, 4:301, 18:372
Jackson, Mrs. James F., 8:432
Jackson, Mrs. Thomas, 5:383
Jackson, Norris, 46:246
Jackson, Oscar F., hanged, 58:86
Jackson, Paul, photographer, work depicted, 56:324, 327
Jackson, Preston T., 11:457
Jackson, R. A., 8:431, 9:404
Jackson, Raymond A., author/speaker, 16:115, 21:176, 187
Jackson, Robert, conductor, 55:223
Jackson, Ruth A., 43:15
Jackson, Sheldon, missionary, 12:209, 24:72
Jackson, Thomas J., newspaper writer, 51:18
Jackson, Thomas J. (Stonewall, Gen.), Confederate officer, 25:37, 138, 140–141, 143, 348
Jackson, Thorstina, author, 6:298, 9:188, 10:68
Jackson, Wes, 57:216
Jackson, William H., artist, 35:290, 39:298
Jackson, William Turrentine, author, 23:282, 383, 26:79, 27:67
Jackson Brothers and Loomis, St. Paul, interior designers, 55:247
Jackson County
archives, 21:327
blizzard, 6:218
census, 14:254, 256, 258–259, 261
conspiracy indictments, 43:55n
county seat controversy, 60:56–57
courthouse depicted, 60:56
in Dakota War, 46:324
established, 5:485
farming, 23:402, 37:210
grasshopper plague, 5:308
history, 1:244, 10:358, 11:333, 14:244, 457, 22:224, 26:259, 32:62
Indian massacre, 14:248, 257
Lutheran churches, 25:411, 29:275
maps indexed, 52:127
market hunters (pothunters) versus sportsmen, 60:48–60
name, 20:368
Norwegian settlement, 12:261, 274, 14:444, 25:411
notes, 10:226
politics, 14:250, 262
War History Committee, 24:82
wildlife, 22:214, 30:221
in World War I, 4:209
Jackson County, Wisconsin, history, 30:72
Jackson County (Minnesota) Historical Society, 16:240
activities, 14:120, 28:296, 387, 29:92, 179, 362, 34:259
mural, 53:232
museum, 26:393, 29:275, 30:79
organized, 12:338, 13:71, 28:86
Jackson County Pilot (Jackson), anniversary, 20:461
Jackson Farmers' Club, history, 9:311
Jackson Hall, Minneapolis, 43:20
Jackson-Hinchley, Mrs. Henry, MHS donor, 56:239
Jackson Holding Company, Duluth, 46:16
Jacksonian democracy, Donnelly's views, 46:103, 105, 109
Jackson Lake, Blue Earth County
Lutheran church, 18:466
Norwegian settlement, 18:465
Jacksonport, Arkansas, in Civil War, 40:292
Jackson Project.
See Duluth Homesteads
Jackson Rifles, volunteer unit, 16:172–173n
Jackson (Springfield), Jackson County
in 1870s, 10:463
Civil War battle, 58:63
elections, 11:333, 14:250
GAR post, 16:431, 434
map, 48:25
settlement, 48:24, 29
in Sioux War, 4:468
in Spirit Lake attack, 3:27, 38:95, 122, 48:24, 30–31
Jackson Street, St. Paul
depicted, 53:253 (cover), 280, 284, 61:31
flood, 8:279
name, 18:372, 20:369
schools, 55:141
Jackson Street Methodist Church, St. Paul, built, 16:274n
Jacksonville, Wilkin County, post office, 18:224
Jacob, E. F., author, 8:101
Jacob Kiewel Brewing Company, Little Falls, 59:311
Jacobs, Craig Donald, work reviewed, 53:39
Jacobs, Frank R., author, 20:465, 21:115
Jacobs, Jane, author, 46:339
Jacobs, John M., Montana pioneer, 35:31
Jacobs, Lewis, historian, 54:358
Jacobs, Peter, missionary, 15:463, 35:282
Jacobs, Royal, pioneer, 20:465
Jacobs, Wilbur R., author/editor, 32:58, 38:200, 40:198
Jacob Schmidt brewery
advertising logos, 58:363
neon sign, 57:34
Jacobsen, Christina H., author, 42:160
"Burbank-Livingston-Griggs House," 42:23–34
"MHS Collections," 42:118–120
obituary, 42:313
review by, 42:78
Jacobsen, Gertrude A., author, 19:207
Jacobsen, J. E., author, 29:361
Jacobsen, Jerome V., author, 25:88
Jacobsen, Mrs. J. E., speaker, 29:361
Jacobsen, Robert M. (Jake), game warden, 54:131, 136
Jacobson, A. M., author, 17:117
Jacobson, Abraham (Rev.), author, 5:465, 11:212, 24:94
Jacobson, Charles, labor leader, 42:163–165, 169, 173
Jacobson, Charlotte, 26:369
Jacobson, Chester, aviator, 33:242
Jacobson, Clair, work reviewed, 53:168
Jacobson, Clara, author, 5:465
Jacobson, Ernest F., 41:268
Jacobson, J. N., 12:106
author, 5:619, 13:428
speaker, 12:38, 210
translator, 11:212
Jacobson, Jacob F.
legislator, 28:73, 35:348
speaker, 5:320, 616
Jacobson, O. P. B., speaker, 6:302, 16:491
Jacobson, Stanley W., speaker, 22:48
Jacobs Prairie, Stearns County
Catholic church, 20:364, 32:40, 34:171
German settlement, 10:119
Jacob Traber, steamboat, 36:251–258
Jacobus, Holder (Sgt.), in Civil War, 38:272
Jacoby, Alberta, 54:186
Jacoby, Charles L., photographer, 52:58
Jacoby, H. J., photographer, 43:222
Jacoby, Hiram, 52:52
Jacoby, William H., photographer, 52:52–53, 58:250
negatives purchased, 52:59
Jacoby and Fuller, manufacturers, 52:53
Jacoby Block, Minneapolis, 52:52
Jacoby Novelty Company, 52:53
Jacquin, Ferdinand, 13:116
Jadwin v. Minneapolis Star & Tribune Company, 50:285
Jaeger, Edgar M., internationalist, 41:270, 272–278
Jaeger, Gustav, Dr., 50:153
Jaeger, Luth, author, 4:66, 470, 5:223, 6:205, 387
Jaeger, Mrs. Luth, author, 4:66, 290–291
Jaeger, Nanny Mattson, women's rights advocate, 60:117
Jaenson, Nils L., consul, 42:147
Jaffa, Harry, criminal suspect, 37:165
Jaffa, Harry V., editor, 36:323
Jaffe, Bernard, author, 26:165
Jaffray, Clive T., banker/businessman, 19:113, 59:11
Jager, H. J., author/speaker, 14:124, 18:119
Jager, John, 4:455
Jaggard, Edwin, Judge and Mrs., pioneers, 33:4
Jaher, Frederic C., author/editor, 39:260, 43:40
Jahn, Frederick, Turnverein founder, 56:385
Jahn, Helmut, architect, 53:120
Jahn, Raymond, author, 34:169
Jahner, Elaine A., translator, 49:118
work reviewed, 47:210, 49:117–118
Jahr, Torstein, author, 5:465
Jahren, Corrine, 46:9
Jaillot, Hubert, mapmaker, 51:80 (facing)
Jails and jailors
conditions deplored, 52:185
depicted, 53:277, 282
St. Paul, 53:275, 277, 279
Jakle, John A., geographer, 53:168
work reviewed, 48:133, 49:255
Jaklic, Franc, author, 15:122
Jakob Ries Bottling Works, Inc., Shakopee, history, 28:294
Jallings, Jack K., compiler, 40:96
Jamaicans, migrant workers, 58:201
James.
See Clarks Grove
James, Charles E., black labor leader, 57:422
James, Cornelia, 48:186
James, Edward, suffrage petitioner, 55:148, 56:79
James, Edward T., work reviewed, 43:155
James, Edwin, Dr., army surgeon, 49:266, 50:27, 32–34
author, 40:306, 51:197
depicted, 50:33
editor, 31:105, 35:199
explorer, 34:284–286
translator, 50:28, 31, 34
James, Frances H. (Mrs. Henry), 48:185–186, 189–191, 194–196
artwork depicted, 48:181 (cover)
purchases, 48:185, 187
James, Frances L., gardener, 53:76
James, Frank, robber, 5:378, 523, 11:117, 23:40, 31:182, 35:202, 39:262, 50:212, 57:183, 194, 58:247
See also James-Younger gang: robbery
career, 12:335, 31:50, 40:307
in Civil War, 34:305
escape, 12:176
and politics, 23:381
James, Helen.
See Sommers, Helen James (Mrs. Harry [Henry S., Sr.])
James, Henry C. (father), lawyer, 12:322, 48:185, 196
author, 20:107, 23:113, 56:312
finances, 48:186, 190–191
house depicted, 48:185
James, Henry (son), 48:186
James, Hugh, teacher, 49:93
James, James A., speaker, 13:326, 39:220
James, Janet W., work reviewed, 43:155
James, Jean, author, 29:278, 30:406
James, Jesse, robber, 11:85, 117, 14:461, 23:40, 31:182, 35:202, 39:262, 40:362, 50:212, 58:247
See also James-Younger gang: robbery
career, 12:335, 13:441, 31:50, 62, 34:125, 40:307
in Civil War, 34:305
escape, 12:176
injured, 35:241
outlaw-hero, 54:139, 56:252
and politics, 23:381
railroad holdup, 34:83
sketches, 5:617, 8:188
James, Kathleen, review by, 55:40
James, Linda, author, 50:256
James, Margaret, 48:186
James, Marquis, 26:166
James, Moy S., businessman.
See Moy S. James
James, Mrs. F. L., 20:435
James, Mrs. Henry C., 21:112, 42:227
James, T. R., business executive, 51:287
James, Thelma, speaker, 25:397
James, Thomas, author, 33:181
James, Thomas L., postmaster general, 51:100–101
James, W. Harvey, editor, 4:103
James, Walter C. (Kim Wah), restaurateur, 54:231–232
James, William R., 14:28
"Images and Reality," 49:229–240
James Bay, Quebec, Ontario
archaeology, 50:293
Norse at, 40:95
James Ford Bell Library, Minneapolis, collections, 46:249
James Ford Bell Museum of Natural History, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 55:256
collections, 46:249
dioramas, 47:9
James Jerome Hill Reference Library.
See Hill Reference Library, St. Paul
James Means, towboat, 18:177
Jameson, Alden, 51:234
Jameson, Anna, 25:273
Jameson, Elizabeth, historian, 51:186, 52:35, 55:180
reviews by, 52:119, 53:82
work reviewed, 50:335
Jameson, Horatio G., author, 21:365
Jameson, John Franklin, 4:76, 6:79, 14:88, 91
author, 1:70, 5:513, 7:291, 9:144
career, 39:336
speaker, 8:101
Jameson, ---- (Lt.), commissary officer, 18:401
Jameson, Mary E., Daughters of the American Revolution member, 55:195
Jameson, Mrs. Wesley J., 7:260, 15:79
author, 15:467, 16:233
speaker, 7:253, 370
James P. Pearson, steamboat.
See Julius C. Wilkie
James River, South Dakota, trading post, 11:380, 42:131
James River, Virginia, navigation, 5:222
James River Valley, North Dakota
archaeology, 51:62
buffalo hunting, 2:521
description, 54:85
exploration, 7:142
fur trade, 5:224, 6:227
sketch, 1:211
soil, 2:524
Jamestown, North Dakota
baseball, 54:285
cycling clubs, 54:271
local history work, 5:588
settlements, 54:85
Jamestown, Virginia
archaeological site, 40:205–207
founded, 18:386
James Watt, steamer, 54:222
James-Younger gang, 56:147
robbery, 1:514–520, 4:194, 468, 5:378, 523, 617, 8:188
Jamet, John (Lt.), 12:357
Jamieson, W. F., speaker, 41:59
Jamison, Alma H., author, 18:453
Jamison, James K., work reviewed, 28:62
Jamison, Robert, 50:12
Jamme, Anna, 21:114
Jamptland Cemetery, Goodhue County, 12:450
Jamtland, Sweden, emigration from, 56:290
Janauschek, Fanny, actress, 28:117–118, 32:105
Janes, Alex L., memorial, 36:327
Janes, Mrs. Alex, pioneer, 33:5
Janesville, Waseca County
centennial, 35:152
Civil War marker, 11:119
Episcopal church, 50:267
history, 8:314
Lutheran church, 47:336
Janesville, Wisconsin, electric utilities, 36:99
Janiszewski, Barbara (Mrs. Stefan), depicted, 58:24
Janiszewski, Stefan, depicted, 58:24
Janney, Frances W., author, 17:230
Janney, Semple, Hill and Company, Minneapolis, hardware merchants, 2:55, 102, 34:113
Janney, Thomas B., 2:55
Janosco, Beatrice, trade unionist, 56:368–371
Janowitz, Henry D., author, 30:259
Jans, Anneke, sketch, 5:465
Jansenists, refute Hennepin, 19:99, 20:424
Janson, Drude Krog (Mrs. Kristofer), novelist, 20:400, 407, 45:210, 212, 215, 222
Janson, Florence E., work reviewed, 12:413–416
Janson, Georgine L. Bentzen (Mrs. Kristofer), 45:222
Janson, Kristofer, Unitarian minister, 13:441, 20:400, 406–407, 41:98, 45:213, 50:304, 306
biography reviewed, 45:251
depicted, 45:213, 50:305
lecture tour, 40:357
in Minneapolis, 45:212–215, 222
poet, 26:301, 37:265
works, 45:218–222
Janssen, Robert, photographer, work depicted, 55:3
Jansson, Erik, colonizer, 6:51, 10:251, 17:401, 55:26, 57:435
career, 11:103, 13:305, 307, 21:98
murdered, 55:27
Jansson, Jan, map publisher, 52:84 (facing)
Jantsch, Anna, 59:49–53, 56–57, 59–61n
Jantsch, Emma (Mrs. Frank Gustafson), 59:49, 51–53, 55–59, 61n
Jantsch, Hattie, 59:49, 51–53, 56–57, 59, 61n
Jantsch, Joseph, 59:49, 51, 61n
Jantsch, Maria, midwife, 59:49
Jantsch, Mary, 59:49–51
Jantsch, Rose (Mrs. Frank Kumhera), 59:49, 51–54, 56–59
Jantsch, William, 59:56
Jantz, Harold, essay reviewed, 39:198–200
Janvier, Matilda, letters, 31:185
Janvier, Sarah, letters, 31:185
Janvier family, genealogy, 31:184
Janzen, Cornelius, Mennonite, 17:466
Japan
American prisoners of war, 51:324
capital punishment, 58:90
and China, 57:175, 177
Copeland's visit, 38:311, 316–324
French Indochina invasion, 54:22
Manchuria intrusion, 52:121
Pearl Harbor bombed, 56:366
pottery schools, 51:128 (facing)
raw silk industry, 54:18, 31
secret services, 54:9
silk transport, 54:25
trade, 41:183, 185–186
U.S. railway agreements, 54:24
wages, 54:21
war with China, 54:31
in World War II, 45:273–287
World War II surrender, 54:317
Japanese Americans, 22:96, 29:261
employment discrimination, 52:180
resettlement, 29:262
U.S. internment camps, 54:320
in World War II, 54:322
Japanese (people), 7:161
armaments, 52:200
exclusion, 7:158
immigration, 7:160
internment, 43:313
Los Angeles, 55:89
North Dakota, 51:126
in United States, 46:205
wartime language school, 45:273–287
Jaques, Alfred, 43:47, 51
Jaques, Florence Page (Mrs. Francis Lee), author, 19:463, 24:371, 30:213n, 31:123, 35:240, 51:158, 53:251, 55:256
work depicted, 54:133
work reviewed, 44:33
Jaques, Francis Lee, artist, 19:463, 24:371, 29:132, 135, 192, 282, 30:47, 31:58, 123, 33:310, 37:216, 305, 43:155, 44:33, 48:226, 54:288, 55:255–56, 56:464, 57:216, 58:363
author, 13:113, 51:158
career, 47:7, 9
work depicted, 54:133, 58:138
Jaques, S. H., 20:208
Jaques family, horse thieves, 17:235
Jarchow, Ila R., speaker, 27:174
Jarchow, Merrill E., author, 12:320, 14:438, 22:187, 316, 320, 23:271, 369, 24:60, 164, 352, 25:181, 379, 383, 26:150, 153, 370, 27:152, 242, 28:331, 399, 29:103, 30:39, 292, 340, 358, 406, 31:127–128, 32:128, 33:91, 35:340, 36:240, 37:134, 39:311, 42:80
"Agricultural Societies," 22:249–269
"Beginnings of Minnesota Dairying," 27:107–121
"Charles D. Gilfillan," 40:221–232
"Exploring Local History," 39:265–271
"Farm Machinery," 23:316–327
"Farm Machinery of the 1860's," 24:287–306
"King Wheat," 29:1–28
"Livestock in Frontier Minnesota," 26:107–125
"Red Rock," 31:79–92
reviews by, 22:181–183, 23:256, 24:50–52, 157, 25:170, 375, 26:360–362, 28:366, 29:70, 30:252–254, 32:119, 33:81, 224, 34:36, 203, 349, 35:91–92, 286, 375, 37:220, 38:332, 41:99, 242–243, 385, 45:38, 47:34, 116, 50:130–131
speaker, 22:293, 35:201
"Winnipeg-to-St. Paul Dog Race," 42:282–294
work reviewed, 18:87, 30:370, 40:256, 42:240, 44:32, 158, 50:294
Jarden, Anna, 4:174
Jardine, William M., U.S. secretary of agriculture, 54:130, 57:157
Jarlson, Axel, immigrant, 48:228
Jarnefelt, Akseli, author, 16:339
Jarrell, Myrtis, translator, 19:105
Jarrett House (Tremont House), St. Anthony, 49:44, 48–49, 50n, 52, 57:118
barber shop, 56:249
depicted, 49:48, 56:248
Jarvis, ----, Dr., 7:102, 20:91
Jarvis, Clarence S., author, 17:230
Jarvis, Edward, journal, 34:254
Jarvis, Guilbert, newspaper editor, 42:147
Jarvis, Joel, 51:300
Jarvis, Nathan, army surgeon, 16:22, 55:218
art collector, 39:261
artwork depicted, 60:215
Jarvis, William H., daguerrean and dentist, 52:43
Jascalevich, Mario E., Dr., trial, 46:150
Jasper, history, 26:284
Jaspert, Hilde, 33:113n–114n
Jasper Tarbox House, 57:43
Jass, Mel, 46:277, 283–285
Java, steamship, 8:140
Jaxon automobile, 26:22
Jay, John, 8:5, 10–12, 23–24, 9:158, 44:210
See also Jay's Treaty
justice, 18:127n, 19:303, 311
treaty, 4:322, 6:265, 7:314, 10:62
treaty negotiator, 44:207, 210, 213
Jay, John, the younger, diplomat, 18:127
Jay Cooke and Company.
See Cooke, Jay
Jay Cooke State Park, St. Louis County, 43:120, 44:84, 54:156, 158–159
established, 13:80
historical aspect, 12:281
history, 46:303
mill, 23:300
pageant, 16:359, 487
portages and trails, 16:472, 17:233
Jay Gould Lake, 54:119
Jay Lake (Town Lake), Cook County, forest fire, 36:135
Jay Manufacturing Company, 59:182
Jayne, William, 44:7
Jay's Longhorn bar, Minneapolis, performances, 58:31
Jay's Treaty, 12:295, 20:14, 40:163, 180
Jay Township, Martin County, history, 12:103, 339, 35:156
Jazdzewski, H. (Fr.), 58:20
Jazz Age, 52:238
in literature, 55:108
in Minneapolis, 59:96–109
Jazz Canaries, 59:98
JCEO.
See Joint Committee for Employment Opportunity
JCRCM.
See Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota
Jeambey, Robert W. (Rev.), 54:239
Jeanette Roberts, steamboat, 7:330, 11:126, 31:83, 34:240
Jean Garau Saint-Onge and Company, 32:235n
Jean Martin Brown Home, St. Paul, 56:105, 110
Jeanne Marie (Sr.), author, 17:478
Jeanneret, Charles-Édouard (Le Corbusier), architect, 60:271
Jeannette Roberts, steamboat, 45:126, 46:210, 49:47, 56:207
Jeep, depicted, 53:56
Jefferson, Alice, speaker, 14:124
Jefferson, Houston County, platted, 58:67
Jefferson, Joseph, actor, 14:38, 23:307n, 28:117–118
Jefferson, L. C., 9:258
Jefferson, Mrs. L. C., speaker, 7:261–262
Jefferson, R. H., 2:206
Jefferson, Robert, author, 11:107
Jefferson, Robert E., postmaster, 34:185
Jefferson, Thomas, 3:253, 257, 264, 4:173, 217, 320, 8:5, 10, 12–13, 16, 22, 26, 22:66, 313, 34:203, 40:409, 44:216, 52:191, 56:457
agrarian, 25:84, 40:293–295, 298
agrarian ideals, 51:15–16, 18, 20–22
architect, 38:340, 40:133
author, 25:295
boundary attitude, 4:321
career, 55:282
and historic preservation, 58:407
Indian medals, 25:78, 268–270
land treaties, 44:214–216
Louisiana Purchase, 57:291
medal, 3:373, 47:31
papers, 31:179, 32:248, 33:260, 34:118, 252, 35:144, 285, 36:231, 38:90, 39:295, 40:133, 44:37, 215, 224
philosophy, 46:32, 50:137
residence, 47:224, 48:8
secretary of state, 19:303
U.S. president, 16:204, 39:165, 40:179–180n, 52:162, 53:35, 249
U.S. vice president, 60:99n, 246
western policy, 11:101, 24:3, 26:75, 36:220–225, 38:240, 40:178
Jefferson Airways, Inc., 50:95–96, 52:313
Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, Missouri
army post, 24:2, 26:205, 28:16
frontier supply station, 9:348
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, 5:154
Jefferson City, Missouri, in Civil War, 39:184–185
Jefferson County, Iowa, Swedish settlement, 8:185, 10:239, 17:401
Jefferson County, New York, in World War I, 4:209
Jefferson Highway
guide, 3:521
in Minnesota, 10:93
Jefferson Highway Transportation Company
airline, 50:95, 52:313
buses depicted, 52:293 (cover), 311, 313, 319–320
expansion, 49:316
history, 24:109, 49:226, 52:307, 309–317, 319–321
limousines depicted, 52:321
logo depicted, 52:322
repair work depicted, 52:312
routes map depicted, 52:314
snow plows depicted, 52:315
terminal restaurant depicted, 52:316
"war bus" model depicted, 52:319
during World War II, 52:318–319
Jefferson Memorial Foundation, Minnesota committee, 5:455
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, St. Louis, 21:423
Jefferson Prairie, Wisconsin, first Lutheran church in America, 2:372
Jefferson School, St. Paul, 55:146
Czech class, 13:270–272
history, 36:239
Jefferson Township, Winona County, German settlement, 28:33
Jeffers Petroglyphs, Cottonwood County, 40:263, 42:153–154, 45:32
See also Petroglyphs
described/depicted, 44:269, 56:323–327
guides, 44:119, 58:126–127
interpretation, 44:267, 269
Sioux quartzite depicted, 56:323
Jeffery, J. B., author, 15:468
Jefferys, Charles W., author, 16:231, 17:472, 23:83
Jeffrey, Arthur H., carpenter, 59:66
Jeffrey, C. A., 45:137n, 140
Jeffrey, Kirk, author/historian, 46:83, 51:281, 58:192
Jeffrey, William, court case, 55:64
Jeffreys, Ruth O., author, 26:175
Jeffries, --, prize fighter, 54:354
Jeffries, John, Dr., aeronaut, 49:31
Jeffries, Joseph, trader, 22:283
Jeffries, Mrs. Frank M., 26:383
Jejewigigic, George, Chippewa leader, 33:60
Jelinek, Vaclav, 13:270
Jelliff, Theodore B., work reviewed, 46:166–167
Jellison, Katherine, work reviewed, 54:189
Jemeraye, Christophe D.
See La Jemerais (Jemeraye), Christophe D.
Jemison, Mary, captive, 53:336
Jemne, Elsa Laubach (Mrs. Magnus), artist, 6:306, 26:251, 54:64, 66
Jemne, Magnus, architect, 42:31, 54:63–66
Jemne Building, 54:68
Jemtland, Goodhue County, cemetery, 12:450, 14:428
Jenison, Ernestine, work reviewed, 21:395
Jenison, Marguerite E., editor, 5:613
Jenkins, Frederick E., 19:362, 24:87, 25:99, 408, 26:92
author, 21:446
speaker, 27:146
Jenkins, May, 5:510
Jenkins, name, 21:349
Jenkins, Paul B., author, 5:385
Jenkins, Sylvanus, farmer, 24:302
Jenkins, Thomas J. (Rev.), author, 20:331, 21:210, 35:137
Jenkins, W. T., speaker, 13:454
Jenkins, William S., author, 31:53
Jenkinson, Clay S., work reviewed, 59:92
Jenkinson, Hilary, work reviewed, 4:440–442
Jenks, Albert E., archaeologist, 14:451, 15:156, 364, 483, 16:55, 117, 221, 481, 25:154n, 330, 26:312, 28:181, 31:163, 38:157, 160, 42:160, 49:104, 51:55
author, 1:410, 14:222, 17:50, 18:104, 19:111, 348, 21:100, 22:210, 35:244
"Discoveries in Minnesota Prehistory," 16:1–21
ethnologist, 51:195
speaker, 4:161, 8:438, 15:457, 16:68, 17:49
work reviewed, 2:181–183
Jenks, Anna Earl.
See Ramsey, Anna Earl Jenks (Mrs. Alexander)
Jenks, Austin T., Capt., house, 38:348
Jenks, Charles O., railroad executive, 54:20, 25, 27, 30
Jenks, Downing B. (Maj.), author, 27:57
Jenks, J. R., druggist, 1:120n
Jenks, J. Ridgway, author, 13:99
Jenks, T. B., 25:96
Jenks, William, 54:196
Jenks, William J., 45:269
Jenks, William L., author, 7:368, 10:90, 454
Jenks Archeological Research group, 12:331
Jenner, Clifford (Capt.), 54:115, 117–119
Jenness, Diamond, author, 14:337
Jenney, William L. B. (Col.), architect, 19:458, 53:202
Jennie Hayes, steamboat, 2:45
Jennie Hayes, towboat, 18:177
Jennie-O Foods, Willmar, 56:419
Jennings, ----, lawyer, 45:55
Jennings, Francis, historian, 53:228
Jennings, Frank, minister, 54:186
Jennings, H. S., 14:22
Jennings, Jesse D., editor, 29:166, 39:262
Jennings, John, author, 21:9, 33:227
Jennison, Samuel P. (Gen.), politician, 25:79, 37:327–328
secretary of state, 45:238–239
Jenny, biplane
depicted, 52:232, 234–235
discussed, 52:231, 233, 235–238
exhibit depicted, 52:238
Jenny Lind, steamboat, 15:409, 25:117, 29:204n, 34:135
Jensen, Alma M., 25:49, 26:39
manuscript assistant, 24:31
school service director, 25:49, 73, 381, 26:40
Jensen, Alvah H., speaker, 12:208
Jensen, Andrew F., author, 20:432, 21:103, 28:203, 393, 52:106
"Trouping in Minnesota," 28:97–119
Jensen, Arne H., work reviewed, 10:68
Jensen, Arnold S., records, 57:137
Jensen, Arthur B., 49:260
Jensen, Carol, 57:138
Jensen, Delores, 57:138
Jensen, Florence E. (Mrs. Arnold S.), 57:215
records, 57:137–138
search for, 57:130–139
Jensen, George M., career, 19:126
Jensen, H. Cock-, author, 7:279
Jensen, Hans P., church deacon, 5:395, 6:135
in cooperative movement, 15:486, 19:155, 27:119
Jensen, Harvey D., 25:73
Jensen, Jean (Mrs. Charles H.), art collector, 47:9
Jensen, Jens, architect, 52:37, 57:216
Jensen, Jess S. (Pvt.), 3:286n, 50:274n
Jensen, Joan M., historian, 51:181, 52:127
"Country Daughters in the City, 1910-1925," 59:48–61
"Permanent Wave Kits, 1940s," 61:40
Jensen, L., 19:468
Jensen, Leslie D., work reviewed, 48:40
Jensen, M. C. (Rev.), author, 9:412
Jensen, Mark, photographer, 57:270
Jensen, Merrill, author, 29:174, 192, 32:256
reviews by, 29:152, 32:247
Jensen, Mrs. Dana O., editor, 33:352
Jensen, Mrs. Gudron A., 18:59, 19:61
Jensen, Nancy W., work reviewed, 48:135
Jensen, Petrine J., 28:244
Jensen, Raymond L., 48:42
Jensen, Richard J., 46:103, 57:138
Jensen, Rudolf, essayist, 55:136
Jensen, Stewart, barrel cooperative officer, 57:393
Jensen, Vernon H., author, 26:166, 43:36
Jensen, William H., Browns Valley man discovery, 16:7–9, 38:160
Jensen Printing Company, Minneapolis, commissions art, 47:9
Jenson, A. C., police chief, 51:229
Jenson, Carol, 47:256
award recipient, 43:235
"Loyalty as a Political Weapon," 43:42–57
Jenson, Henry N., 5:574
Jenson, J. A., 21:336, 444
Jenson, Nels, contractor, 50:124n
Jenswold, John D., speaker, 14:456
Jenswold, John R., historian, 52:91, 53:340
"Norwegian-American Working Class," 50:63–70
review by, 52:80–81
work reviewed, 45:207
Jeppesen, Carl, editor, 52:93
Jerabek, Esther, author, 10:335, 15:342, 16:331, 17:61, 24:244, 25:43, 26:167, 28:333, 34:356, 35:204, 38:244, 46:139, 52:154
accessions department head, 11:46
"Almanacs as Historical Sources," 15:444–449
"Antonin Jurka," 13:269–276
compiler, 17:51, 18:41, 57, 19:45, 430, 27:242
"Early Geography Textbooks," 24:229–233
editor, 26:38
genealogical notes, 22:195–199, 23:274–277
"Letters to Bohemia," 43:136–141
MHS librarian, 46:136
"A New-World Bohemia," 15:26–42
speaker, 14:328
work reviewed, 17:194, 43:73
Jerabek, John J. (Jan), Bohemian pioneer, 15:29n, 30, 34
Jerabek, Milan W., author, 22:320
Jerde, Judith, "Mary Molloy: St. Paul's Extraordinary Dressmaker," 47:93–99
Jeremy, John, bodyfinder, 39:262
Jermane, W. W., author, 39:101, 105
Jernegan, Marcus W., tributes, 19:435
Jernigan, M., suffrage petitioner, 55:148, 56:79
Jerome, Alice, 2:578
Jerome, Angelique, marriage to Joseph Rolette, Jr., 56:189
Jerome, Charles W., 4:274
Jerome, Jennie.
See Churchill, Jennie Jerome (Lady Randolph)
Jerome, L. M., petitioner, 49:186
Jerome, Peter (Lt.), 2:578
Jerome, Waldron M., 50:12
Jerome brothers, mixed-bloods, 32:61
Jerome family, genealogy, 4:274
Jerome Foundation, 60:135, 138
and Playwrights' Center, 60:134
Jerpeland, A., 18:316
Jerrard, Carrie, Daughters of the American Revolution member, 55:55:194, 191
Jerrard, E. H., author, 15:244
Jerrard, Leigh P., author, 35:202
Jerrard, Mrs. Frank H., 3:467, 4:74, 172, 5:65, 160
author, 12:321
speaker, 4:25
Jerrold, Douglas, 27:233
Jerry L., trotting horse, depicted, 41:379
Jersey City, New Jersey, founded, 2:239n
Jervell, Hans, author, 2:101
Jervis, John B., engineer, 5:583
Jervis, Sir John, 5:421
JES.
See Jewish Employment Service
Jesness, Oscar B., author/speaker, 25:412, 32:118
Jespersen, Otto, 17:319
Jess, Mark, 5:574
Jesser, Clinton J., author, 37:85
Jesse Taylor Company, construction firm, 37:138
Jessup, Charles, professional baseball player, 59:165
Jester, Jim, 24:321
Jesuits
California, 9:179
explorations, 12:349, 355, 18:387, 19:275, 25:296, 32:112, 37:37
Fort St. Charles excavation, 18:244–247, 31:52, 37:62
Fort William, Ontario, 3:321, 39:309
French, 53:226
and fur trade, 14:229, 19:279, 284, 287, 21:396, 38:329, 51:77
geographical contributions, 7:292, 348
German, 17:113
Green Bay, 6:366, 10:213
history, 5:150
in Indian wars, 40:143
mapping, 51:35
Michigan, 3:363
Minnesota, 20:84, 39:301–302, 308, 310
missions and missionaries, 1:528, 2:419, 474, 6:77, 297, 317, 362–364, 8:236, 238, 430, 11:305–307, 18:384, 386, 41:195, 48:127, 53:247
Pigeon River, 5:26
Recollects controversy, 20:67
Relations, 7:154–157, 8:434, 15:160, 162, 18:448, 31:109, 188, 37:222, 38:200, 40:312
St. Louis County, 4:257
service to colonies, 21:74, 26:147
and Sioux, 38:385
Wisconsin, 23:285
writings, 54:141
Jett, Dora C., author, 3:223, 9:410
Jevne, Jill, bookbinder, 54:97 (facing), 55:333 (facing)
Jevning, Maren (Mrs. Nels), 57:358
Jevning, Nels, 57:358–359, 363–364
Jevning, Ole, 17:183, 57:358–359
Jewell, D. B., 20:359
Jewell, Edward Alden, critic, 52:275
Jewell, Marion G., 47:135, 138
Jewell, Phineas A., 15:372
Jewell House, Winona, 47:328
Jewell Nursery, Lake City, 15:372, 50:221
Jewelry and jewelry industry
Jewish merchants, 52:179
mourning ring depicted, 54:111
Jewett, Charles H., 25:29
Jewett, Eleanor, art critic, 47:102–103
Jewett, Sarah Orne, author, 20:110–111
Jewett, Stephen, author, 4:451, 8:178–179
Jewett, Warren, author, work reviewed, 59:223
Jewett family, 41:202
Jewish Anti-Defamation Council of Minneapolis, 52:173, 180
Jewish B'nai B'rith Center, 53:301
Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota, 52:174, 53:297, 299, 302–304, 306, 310–311
Jewish Currents, writers, 55:232
Jewish Educational Center, St. Paul, 52:302
Jewish Employment Service, 52:174, 178–179, 182
Jewish Family Service, Minneapolis, 52:117
Jewish Family Welfare Association, St. Paul, 16:248, 52:174, 176, 178, 54:368
Jewish Free Employment Bureau, 52:174–178, 182
Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest, 55:166, 180, 229
Jewish Home for the Aged, St. Paul board members, 51:3
Jewish Joint Distribution Service, 39:260
Jewish Labor Alliance of Russia, Poland, and Lithuania, founded, 51:143n15
Jewish Progress, 43:218
Jewish Relief Society, St. Paul, 17:99
Jewish synagogues
Mount Zion, St. Paul, 8:315
Temple Israel, Minneapolis, 9:315
Jewish Tercentenary Committee, 34:220
Jewish Vocational Service, St. Paul, 50:132
Jewish Weekly, 43:217, 219
Jewish Welfare Board, 3:106, 12:193, 14:320, 23:393, 27:352
Iowa, 5:443
Minnesota, 3:387
Twin Cities, 6:400
Jewitt, John, captured by Indians, 17:438
Jews, 7:159, 161
See also Anti-Semitism;
individual synagogues
backgrounds, 9:72
as benefactors, 56:105–108, 111–114
benevolent societies, 52:69
businesses depicted, 52:168, 181
celebrations depicted, 51:10, 51:13
church-state controversy, 53:295–297, 299, 302–306, 311
civil rights advocates, 56:62
clubs and activities after World War II, 59:17–21
community depicted, 52:177
family life, 49:164
genealogies, 36:236
and gentiles, 35:326, 378, 38:203, 335
holiday observances discussed, 51:6–9, 12
Holocaust oral histories, 52:83
Holocaust survivors, 48:350
homesteaders, 55:179–180
hospitals, 55:232
immigration, 1:270, 24:259, 30:31, 44:236, 48:350, 51:3–5, 11
Jewish businesses depicted, 51:5, 14
Judaism, 53:304
ketubahs, 51:235
Lubavitcher sect, publications about, 52:160
market towns, 51:4–12
Minnesota, 15:467, 27:213, 28:75, 31:29, 32:197–198, 34:220, 36:319, 37:87, 48:180, 49:260, 53:296, 58:247
Minnesota radicalism, 51:140, 143
National Archives guides, 52:125
Nazi persecution, 53:148, 154
newspapers, 43:213–214, 216, 218–220
New York City, 51:287
North Dakota, 40:46, 51:126, 243
North Dakota homesteaders, 52:244
organizations, 48:136
photography, 58:128
Russia, 33:223
and Socialist party, 52:189
summer camps, 58:71
Twin Cities, 13:217, 323, 20:216, 22:348, 25:394, 28:294, 30:163, 31:44, 35:49, 293, 40:46, 43:213–221, 46:258–273, 50:132, 52:166–182, 53:127, 175, 55:142, 57:440, 58:290–291, 59:17–21
in Twin Cities theater, 53:266
in United States, 34:220, 353, 35:45, 39:128, 46:205, 304
war records, 27:352
Wisconsin, 47:331
women, 46:196, 48:268, 52:216, 55:229–30, 57:52–53
women immigrants, 55:166–174
in World War I, 3:107, 387
World War II letters, 56:97
writers, 55:232
JFEB.
See Jewish Free Employment Bureau
JFWA.
See Jewish Family Welfare Association
Jillson, Willard R., 6:404
Jim Crow laws, social segregation, 56:104–105, 110, 59:63
Jim Grant, barge in
Sea Wing disaster, 52:73–74
Jimmy Jam.
See Harris, Jimmy Jam
Jiranek, Frantisek (Rev.), Bohemian priest, 15:31
Jirka, Frank J., author, 23:95
Jitneys.
See Buses and bus transportation
Joans, Ted, poet, 59:107
Job-a-Week Club, relief program, 50:110
Jobbers Union, Duluth, 52:211
Jobbing business, St. Paul, 2:201, 5:497
Job Printers Protective Association, 22:379
Jock's Island, Ontario, Saganaga Lake, 37:235n, 254
Joe Brown's Creek.
See Minnehaha Creek, Minneapolis (Hennepin County)
Joens, Alan K., 43:146, 148
Joerg, W. L. G., author, 25:305
Joerns, Fred, truck builder, 43:100
Joerns-Thiem trucks, 43:100
Joesting, Herb, All-American football player, 35:335, 54:186, 60:101, 109
Jogues, Isaac (Fr.), explorer, 2:189, 12:283, 15:321, 18:187, 19:198, 25:273
Johannes, Michael J., police chief, 42:10–11, 13
Johannes, Oswald (Rev.), speaker, 23:397, 25:96, 405, 28:386
Johann Ritter and Company, Reading, Pennsylvania, printers, 27:31
Johannsen, Robert W., author/editor, 33:92, 35:242, 36:323, 38:202, 51:80
Johannson, John, author, 41:101
Johansen, Dorothy O., author, 33:313, 37:183, 38:199
reviews by, 36:315, 38:326
Johansen, Johannes, pioneer, 24:348
Johansen, John P., author, 10:212, 19:222
Johansen, Kroger, journalist, 20:407
Johanson, Isak, pioneer, 25:318
Johanson, Maria, 43:37
Johanson, Ragnar, 43:37
Johansson, Johan, letter, 10:247n
Johansson, Karl,
Titanic victim, 60:261
Johansson, Sheila R., 48:231n–232n
John, D. C., 21:184
John, DeWitt, author, 27:367
John, steamer, 55:27
John A. Paige, tugboat, 54:211
John A. Schlener and Company, Minneapolis, 18:148
John B. Alley, locomotive, 19:193–196
John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon, 52:160
John Brooks, steamboat, 25:152
John C. Davis, locomotive, 19:196
John Crerar Library, Chicago, endowment, 55:125
John Day Smith Law
constitutionality challenged, 58:90
description, 58:87
influence, 58:91
and outlawing of capital punishment, 58:89
passage, 58:84, 88
John Deere and Company, Minneapolis, 52:37
John De Graw and Son, 6:206
John Ericsson, steamer, 34:12
John Jacob Astor, schooner, 7:26, 39:304
John Martin, tow barge, 54:215
John Morrell, meat packer, 57:157–158
John Morrell and Company, Ottumwa, Iowa, 28:185
John Morrell and Company, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 52:109
John Other Day, Dakota leader, 45:84, 86, 92, 95
John P. Snyder Company, Minneapolis, automobile dealership, 60:254
John Palmer, steamboat, 6:353
John Ruskin Club, Minneapolis.
See Ruskin (John) Club
John S. Bradstreet & Company, advertisement depicted, 57:250
Johns, H. T., author, 37:100n
Johns, Harry, compiler, 28:397
Johns, John R. (Rev.), speaker, 24:187
Johnsburg, Mower County, history, 15:490
John Schroeder Lumber Company, history, 57:159–160
Johnsen, Arne Odd, 21:86
Johnsen, Erik K., theologian, 14:230
Johnsen, L., hotel proprietor, 6:372
Johnsen, Paul A., Mormon, 36:293
Johnsen, R. V., Mormon, 36:293
Johnsgard, Paul A., author/illustrator, work reviewed, 58:421
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, medical school, 24:209
Johnshoy, Hans, author, 9:423
Johnshoy, M. Casper (Rev.), 16:241, 18:61
author, 23:198
speaker, 17:232, 21:53
Johnson, ----, Madame, aeronaut, 49:31
Johnson, ----, Squire, 4:368, 371
Johnson, A. E., Dr., skier, 17:228, 21:101
Johnson, A. G., 4:64
Johnson, A. W., speaker, 17:358
Johnson, Abigail, Hampton Institute student, 51:87
Johnson, Abraham, lumberman, 16:73, 99, 36:158
mail contractor, 36:214
papers, 16:217
Johnson, Adolph E. L., lawyer, 19:214
Johnson, Aili K., author, 28:378, 32:188
Johnson, Albert (Budd), musician, 59:103
Johnson, Albert W., author/speaker, 6:254, 17:480, 34:128
Johnson, Albin, immigrant, 48:295–296
Johnson, Alfred E., author/speaker, 5:321, 47:330
Johnson, Alfred J., Cuban land investment, 56:288
Johnson, Alice M., 28:170
archivist, 22:311, 32:250
author, 26:273
editor, 32:249, 36:150
work reviewed, 30:375, 31:238, 33:130, 261, 34:80, 254, 35:141, 282, 38:199, 42:39
Johnson, Allen, editor, 10:211, 354, 11:109, 216, 328, 12:200, 442
Johnson, Alvin W., editor, 14:339
Johnson, Alvira, 25:11
Johnson, Amanda Carlson (Mrs. Albin), immigrant, 48:295–296
Johnson, Amandus, author/speaker, 6:405, 16:108, 33:314
biography, 42:314
work reviewed, 4:262
Johnson, Andrew, mill worker, 34:3
Johnson, Andrew, U.S. president, 1:377, 4:246, 22:408, 26:156, 36:175, 300, 37:50, 38:114, 229, 287, 39:86–87, 89, 40:337, 51:102, 56:81–82
characterized, 11:157, 297, 18:319
in Civil War, 25:32, 39:192
impeachment, 16:454, 33:330
inauguration, 20:431
Johnson, Andrew J., agrarian leader, 52:101, 103–104, 107–108
Johnson, Andy W., 48:111–112
Johnson, Anna Carolina (Mrs. Charles J.), 55:256
Johnson, Arthur (Gen.), 3:308, 4:175
Johnson, Arthur M., work reviewed, 40:405
Johnson, Asa E., Dr., 39:111–112n, 114–116
Johnson, B. N., convention delegate, 5:94
Johnson, Bessie, 56:291, 294
Johnson, Beverly M., author, 40:42
Johnson, Big Stone County, Lutheran church, 13:341
Johnson, Birger J., 16:491
Johnson, Brita, 14:428
Johnson, Bushrod R. (Gen.), 25:28
Johnson, C. D., 7:289
Johnson, C. E., 33:242
Johnson, C. S., Northampton colonist, 22:170
Johnson, Carl,
Titanic survivor, 60:261, 263, 267n
Johnson, Carl, unemployed steel worker, 59:35n
Johnson, Carl A., 17:231, 18:334
Johnson, Carl F., 25:184
Johnson, Carl W., draft resister, 55:288, 290, 297, 300
Johnson, Caroline, 53:338
Johnson, Carolyn A., 3:520
Johnson, Carolyn E., work reviewed, 41:392
Johnson, Caryl, manuscript assistant, 23:168, 24:31
Johnson, Charles, 53:338
Johnson, Charles, alderman, 45:5
Johnson, Charles, farmer depicted, 49:214
Johnson, Charles, mail carrier, 16:244
Johnson, Charles A., author, 31:189
Johnson, Charles F.
career, 26:256, 365
papers, 21:414, 22:41, 111, 24:65
Johnson, Charles J., settler, 48:44
Johnson, Charles S., judge, 45:55
Johnson, Charles W., politician, 35:66, 69
Johnson, Chester K., papers, 49:124
Johnson, Chester O., archivist, 46:303
Johnson, Chris, deputy sheriff, 38:12
Johnson, Christian, Dr., publisher, 4:339
Johnson, Christian, Lutheran minister, 16:471
Johnson, Christine, 56:291, 294
Johnson, Christopher M., "Rolling Stone Colony," 49:140–148
Johnson, Clara, boardinghouse owner, 58:289, 293
Johnson, Clara, S., 10:450
Johnson, Clarence, author, 17:237
Johnson, Cornelius, carpenter, 45:29
Johnson, Craig, letter writer, 53:292, 57:325
Johnson, Cynthia, singer/saxophonist, 58:38
Johnson, D. M., church deacon, 56:355
Johnson, D. S., at Red Rock, 31:84
Johnson, David B., attorney, 18:149
Johnson, David J., work reviewed, 46:207–208
Johnson, David W., work reviewed, 47:116–117
Johnson, Dayis, 28:300
Johnson, Dick, historian, 57:326
Johnson, Donald B., author, 35:291
Johnson, Donna, 27:147
Johnson, Dorothy E., author, 26:373
Johnson, Dorothy M., author, 36:279
Johnson, E. Bird, author, 8:310, 12:68, 28:286
Johnson, E. E., Hutchinsons' agent, 11:334
Johnson, E. Gustav, author/editor, 31:253, 37:178
Johnson, E. H., author, 11:110
Johnson, E. W., speaker, 20:213
Johnson, Eastman, artist, 13:196, 21:429, 23:196, 30:176, 392, 46:233, 53:125, 55:255
Duluth collection, 12:107, 19:355, 20:453, 21:149–157, 22:443, 23:14, 24:188, 25:313, 27:77, 173, 28:182, 37:263
Indian paintings, 48:314
work depicted, 29:152–153, 33:75, 108, 37:235, 39:308
Johnson, Ebba, librarian, 37:188
Johnson, Edith, author, 6:395, 15:369
Johnson, Edward, editor, 34:170
Johnson, Edward, opera singer, 39:62
Johnson, Edward A., 15:490, 16:491
Johnson, Edward S., theater manager, 9:34
Johnson, Edwin, Jr., railroad engineer/surveyor, 60:10, 12
Johnson, Edwin, postmaster, 34:186
Johnson, Edwin M., author, 22:439
Johnson, Effie, speaker, 10:361
Johnson, Elaine, author, 16:337
Johnson, Elden, archaeologist, 36:326, 37:86, 136, 282, 39:344, 42:240, 43:120, 230, 51:55
anthropologist, 54:142
author, 36:282, 37:247, 40:47, 41:247, 48:42
"Prehistoric Archaeology and Public Interpretation," 42:153–154
reviews by, 34:160, 257, 35:376, 36:148, 191, 230, 37:174, 38:87, 157–165, 39:340, 40:407, 42:310, 51:195
in runestone controversy, 45:196
work reviewed, 35:199, 36:33, 41:336–337, 42:74, 44:34, 192–193, 45:40, 52:292
Johnson, Elmer, clerk, 59:35n
Johnson, Elmer H. (Rev.), 8:432
Johnson, Emeroy, author, 24:90, 36:193, 39:299, 40:353, 412, 46:303, 47:259
work reviewed, 16:207, 29:255, 34:167, 48:44
Johnson, Emma, house, 38:344
Johnson, Enoch, 7:321
Johnson, Esther, cataloger, 6:76, 10:74, 81, 335, 11:46, 24:243, 36:284
Johnson, F. H., author, 17:110
Johnson, Fern, author, 7:173, 258
Johnson, Frank, circus member, 48:325
Johnson, Frederick, Civilian Conservation Corps enrollee, 60:210
Johnson, Fredericka, 14:428
Johnson, Frederick G., composer, 44:140
Johnson, Frederick K., 48:296–297, 300
"Civilian Conservation Corps," 48:295–302
Johnson, Frederick L.
"Food Shot From Guns," 59:4–16
"The Improbable Journey of Francis H. Shoemaker," 51:166–177
review by, 59:308–309
"Unlocking the Mysteries of the Sea Wing ," 52:72–77
work reviewed, 50:166–167, 57:322–323, 59:224, 60:123–124, 61:38
Johnson, Fred W., 11:332, 13:447, 16:240, 17:120, 18:109, 222, 19:115, 20:324, 454, 21:215, 23:13, 390, 25:312, 26:88
author, 14:459, 15:137, 16:357, 493, 17:125, 210, 235, 20:356, 23:187, 295, 24:379, 36:70
picture collection, 14:234, 20:93, 350
speaker, 12:335, 16:126, 19:359, 21:111, 23:193
Johnson, G. S., house, 37:76n, 77
Johnson, G. W., sugar-beet grower, 58:196–197
Johnson, Gates A., engineer, 37:315
Johnson, George, Chippewa Indian, 13:393
Johnson, George D., mayor, 46:229
Johnson, George W., speaker, 18:319–320, 19:99, 20:35
Johnson, Gerald W., author, 30:263
Johnson, Gilbert R., author, 29:165
Johnson, Gordon T., 46:14
Johnson, Gordon W., engineer, 46:277
Johnson, Gunnard, draft resister, 55:288, 290, 297
Johnson, Gustaf A., 14:428
Johnson, H. C., Rothsay pioneer, 11:226
Johnson, H. Nat, author, 35:204, 36:193
Johnson, H. P., Dr., 17:237
Johnson, H. T., 23:374
Johnson. Harold S., 3:546
Johnson, Harry, speaker, 21:217
Johnson, Harvey H., papers, 9:404
Johnson, Hattie I., 19:470, 25:98
Johnson, Hellen, 56:294
Johnson, Henry A., legislator, 12:430
Johnson, Henry (Henrik Jonson), author, 14:6, 19:438, 28:172, 32:119
career, 29:82
work reviewed, 25:67–69
Johnson, Herschel V., 10:27
Johnson, Hildegard Binder, author, 22:335, 24:244, 258, 25:298, 26:79, 150, 276, 27:163, 167, 268, 28:96, 29:80, 31:243, 256, 34:214, 35:381, 36:69, 239, 43:78, 47:254, 56:463
"The Carver County German Reading Society," 24:214–225
"Eduard Pelz," 31:222–230
"The Election of 1860," 28:20–36
review by, 21:97
speaker, 48:349
work reviewed, 46:84
Johnson, Hollis L., author, 25:403
Johnson, Horace, author/speaker, 7:373, 8:443
Johnson, Hugh S., farm bill supporter, 38:179–180
Johnson, Ida A., work reviewed, 3:363
Johnson, Ingebreth, Union soldier, 59:148
Johnson, Israel, 53:127
Johnson, J. K., author, 13:116, 25:406
Johnson, J. L., speaker, 27:74
Johnson, J. N., 11:332
Johnson, J. P., Swedish-American colonist in Cuba, 56:290, 292, 294
invention depicted, 56:290
Johnson, J. W. (Rev.), speaker, 11:103
Johnson, Jack, professional boxer, 59:75–77, 80
Johnson, Jack K., historian, 53:4–5
Johnson, Jack T., author, 19:460, 20:86, 203
Johnson, James, miner, 22:26n
Johnson, James, portrait, 11:322
Johnson, James, steamboat line, 9:31n
Johnson, Jasper W., author, 9:249, 45:117n
Johnson, Jellybean, rock musician, 58:32, 38
Johnson, Jesse, guitarist, 58:32
Johnson, Jim, poet, 55:332, 61:22n
Johnson, John, Ojibway Indian/minister.
See Enmegahbowh
Johnson, John, trader, 37:80
Johnson, John A., emigrant agent, 35:248
Johnson, John A., industrialist, 42:38–39, 50:66
Johnson, John A. (J. A. Johnson Skipnaes), author, 9:181
Johnson, John A., student, award recipient, 18:459, 19:357
Johnson, John Albert, politician, 11:435, 15:338, 18:446, 19:440, 21:98, 203, 24:55, 34:187, 35:152, 41:126
biography, 31:42
career, 14:230, 28:73, 183, 31:61
editor, 6:86
governor, 6:214, 8:79, 16:122, 22:296, 24:266, 30:148, 34:217, 37:84, 39:97, 40:148, 346, 44:144, 45:74, 46:204, 48:283–284, 49:97, 51:279, 52:40 (facing), 53:248, 57:64, 71, 204–205, 59:205–206
grave, 16:301
house, 22:295
legislator, 35:347–348, 44:90
papers, 11:319, 14:217, 20:83
portrait, 20:185
publisher, 35:310
Johnson, John G., in Civil War, 2:211
Johnson, John H., Civil War draftee, 21:222
Johnson, John L., author, 2:56
Johnson, John O., aviator/aircraft designer, 48:50, 59, 54:332
Johnson, John P., inventor, 24:90
Johnson, John R., steamboat captain, 4:197, 12:333, 29:292
Johnson, John T., 3:373
Johnson, John W., author, 12:211
Johnson, Joseph, Minneapolis pioneer, 3:88
Johnson, Joseph S., house, 14:269
Johnson, Julia M., college dean, 55:190–191
Johnson, Kathryn A., MHS staff member, 42:191, 46:144
author, 34:337n
compiler, 34:315
Johnson, Knut, Big Bend pioneer, 10:285
Johnson, L. A., horse trader, 24:383
Johnson, L. F., investor, 48:110–112
Johnson, L. H., inventor, 24:290
Johnson, Laurence A., work reviewed, 38:39
Johnson, Leland R., 53:168
Johnson, Lenora I., author, 36:34, 45:207
Johnson, Leonard, livestock breeder, 22:265, 26:120, 124
Johnson, Leonard (Capt.), Confederate officer, 25:253
Johnson, Lewis, Goodhue County farmer, diary, 26:281
Johnson, Lewis, Willmar pioneer, author, 15:488, 17:236
Johnson, Lila M.
See Goff, Lila Johnson
Johnson, Lloyd K., 54:127, 132–133
Johnson, Lois Walford, novelist, 57:128
Johnson, Loren, archaeologist, 45:196
"Reconstructing Old Fort Snelling," 42:82–98
Johnson, Lovisa, papers, 21:222
Johnson, Lucien, miller, 24:101
Johnson, Lurtz, 29:182
Johnson, Luther A., congressman, 27:349
Johnson, Luther G., St. Anthony pioneer, 17:336
Johnson, Lydia McDougall.
See Anderson, Lydia McDougall Johnson (Mrs. Alexander P.)
Johnson, Lyndon, author, 49:163
Johnson, Lyndon B., U.S. president, 39:170, 172, 52:27, 124, 54:48, 55:306, 58:143, 59:259–260
Johnson, Mabel, letters, 54:319
Johnson, Madeline Angell, work reviewed, 47:118
Johnson, Magnus, politician, 17:160n, 231, 28:74, 34:187, 36:103, 48:290, 292, 51:172, 52:99, 180
author, 4:196, 7:93
Equity president, 21:202
Johnson, Manville A., author, 35:200
Johnson, Marcus, autobiography, 35:200
Johnson, Margaret Pyette, 59:234–235
Johnson, Marian Bemis, author, work reviewed, 60:124–125
Johnson, Mariann, 51:115
Johnson, Marlene, lieutenant governor, 50:228, 52:117
Johnson, Martha (Mrs. J. P.), 56:290
Johnson, Martin N., politician, 35:68
Johnson, Mary, 57:377–378
Johnson, Mathilda, 18:125
Johnson, Matt, speaker, 12:207
Johnson, Maynard D., publisher/speaker, 34:314, 44:80
Johnson, McGilligett, train-car cleaner, 59:35n
Johnson, Mel, 53:299
Johnson, Miford, fisher, 47:40
Johnson, Mrs. ----, 56:355
Johnson, Mrs. Andrew, 34:3
Johnson, Mrs. Arthur W., author, 21:184
Johnson, Mrs. August, speaker, 7:303
Johnson, Mrs. Clarence, 17:465
Johnson, Mrs. David, author, 22:112
Johnson, Mrs. E. W., speaker, 24:188
Johnson, Mrs. Emil, 21:223
Johnson, Mrs. Gates A., 22:425
Johnson, Mrs. H. O., 5:266
Johnson, Mrs. Joseph H., 10:91, 19:360
Johnson, Mrs. Martinus, 16:363
Johnson, Mrs. Peter O., frontier housewife, 8:258, 45:30
Johnson, Mrs. Rollin G., 23:104
Johnson, Mrs. S. B., museum owner, 20:96, 303
Johnson, Mrs. Thomas, 3:373
Johnson, Mrs. W. H., 20:95
Johnson, Myrtle, fisher, 47:40
Johnson, N. C., letter, 11:317
Johnson, N. I., diary, 22:192
Johnson, Nellie Stone, activist, 57:419, 427, 430
interview, 52:116
trade-union leader/organizer, 57:420, 423, 426–428, 430
work depicted, 54:97 (facing)
Johnson, Neoma, author, 38:204
Johnson, O. J., educator, 23:301, 33:309, 41:212
Johnson, O. N., investor, 56:297
Johnson, O. S., author, 2:201, 3:379
Johnson, Ole, Vasa pioneer, 14:428
Johnson, Olof, mill operator, 34:3
Johnson, Otto, arrest, 58:169
Johnson, Otto T., author, 5:517
Johnson, P. O., Kandiyohi County pioneer, 30:272
Johnson, P. O., missionary, 8:257
Johnson, Parsons K., Mankato pioneer, 7:257, 11:172, 12:335, 18:337
diary, 16:489
legislator, 36:266
Johnson, Paul C., speaker, 23:386, 24:380
Johnson, Peter, 53:338
Johnson, Peter G., author, 5:227
Johnson, Peter L. (Rev.), 11:317, 12:83
author, 23:285, 24:76
editor, 10:217
speaker, 13:105
Johnson, Peter O., 45:29–30
Johnson, Philip, architect, 55:40
Johnson, Prudence, musician, 52:116
Johnson, R. J. R., author, 37:188
Johnson, R. W. (Gen.), 61:29
relief commissioner, 36:56
Johnson, Rachel, actress, 5:44, 9:32, 28:109, 33:173–174
Johnson, Ralph, author, 14:457
Johnson, Ramsey, high-school basketball player, 55:340
Johnson, Rat, professional baseball player, 59:166
Johnson, Richard M. (Col.), 22:26n, 58:416n
Johnson, Richard (Rev.), author, 19:475
Johnson, Richard W. (Gen.), author, 4:93, 6:35, 14:231, 27:311
Johnson, Robert, 22:26n
Johnson, Robert, artist, work depicted, 54:97 (facing)
Johnson, Robert, laborer, 53:279
Johnson, Robert Cummings, author, 17:221, 31:62, 32:126
Johnson, Robert J. R., review by, 40:306
Johnson, Ronald D., author, 42:76, 43:156
Johnson, Roswell B., prison official, 37:140
Johnson, Roy P., author, 17:359, 33:356, 34:357, 35:97, 295, 339, 378, 40:145
Johnson, Ruby E., author, 12:211
Johnson, Russell L., author, 23:295
Johnson, S. (Rev.), author, 1:385
Johnson, Samuel, Dr., house, 38:350
Johnson, Samuel (Englishman), author, 4:310, 21:365
Johnson, Samuel H. (Lt.), journalist, 38:220–221
Johnson, Sarah, "Charles Albert Bender," 60:128
Johnson, Sarah, Crispus Attucks Home matron, 21:150, 56:118
Johnson, Sigrid, 53:338
Johnson, Sir John, British emissary, 19:298
Johnson, Sir William, British official, 40:198, 202, 48:66
career, 13:439
fur trade policy, 11:235, 244, 247, 250, 253–254, 256, 19:291
Indian superintendent, 1:18, 8:283–284, 9:153, 11:81, 266, 17:439, 19:77, 29:65, 33:37, 53:164
papers, 5:315, 503
Johnson, Sophie J., 7:289
Johnson, Stanley E., author, 11:110
Johnson, Stanley R., author, 50:294
Johnson, steamboat, 42:100
Johnson, Syvert H., author, 22:448
Johnson, T. G., 9:259, 268
Johnson, T. Walter, author, 21:203
Johnson, Thomas, 5:222
Johnson, Victor L., political publicist, 4:209, 55:158
Johnson, Violet, work reviewed, 24:52
Johnson, Walter, author/politician, 34:192, 36:185
Johnson, William C. (Col.), prison official, 37:141, 53:11, 13
Johnson, William H., school superintendent, 49:89–90, 93–96
Johnson Controls, precision instruments, 56:419
Johnson County, name, 4:246
Johnson family
genealogy, 15:469
history, 50:44
Johnson Heritage Post, Grand Marais, 55:266
Johnson High School, St. Paul, carolers depicted, 53:307
Johnson (Johnsson), Malcolm (Malkolm) (Sever),
Titanic victim, 60:261, 263, 267n
Johnson Land Company, St. Paul, 14:239
Johnson Memorial Commission, records, 4:63
Johnson-O'Malley Act (1934), 58:236
Johnson's Blacksmith Shop, Minneapolis, 47:143
Johnson's Landing, settlement, 2:57
Johnson Township, Red Lake County, history, 38:204
Johnson v. Dirkswager, 50:285
Johnson-Wentworth Lumber Company, 27:302
John's Place, Minneapolis.
See Yuen Faung Low restaurant
Johnston, ----, Rainy River settler, 41:73n
Johnston, ----, schoolmaster, 20:399
Johnston, A. Walfred, author, 1:319
Johnston, Albert S. (Gen.), Confederate officer, 29:64, 38:260, 264
Johnston, Alvin, work reviewed, 55:232
Johnston, Anna Maria, 14:93
Johnston, Basil H., author, 52:126
Johnston, Charles J., photographer, 46:302
Johnston, Charles M., work reviewed, 39:338
Johnston, Charlotte, translator, 50:28, 32
Johnston, Clarence H., Jr., architect, 56:353
Johnston, Clarence H., Sr., architect, 1:64, 303, 3:417, 420, 33:317, 38:80, 53:118, 198, 203, 54:328 (facing), 55:241–242, 57:260, 376, 61:3
author, 6:84
work depicted, 55:241, 285 (cover)
Johnston, George H. (Col.), colonizer, 5:91, 97–100, 16:432, 50:25, 33
Detroit Lakes colony promotion, 10:132–135
explorer, 13:288, 14:93, 18:180
journal, 41:103
papers, 13:426, 14:65, 21:93
subagent, 50:27, 32
trader, 14:98–99, 20:78, 23:144, 146–147, 36:242, 245, 249
Johnston, J. L., author, 33:89
Johnston, J. R., artist, 17:142
Johnston, James, pioneer printer, 15:7
Johnston, Jane, 51:196.
See Schoolcraft, Jane Johnston (Mrs. Henry R., I)
Johnston, John, trader, 8:334, 9:156, 11:385, 14:92, 98, 19:37, 23:144, 24:378, 44:208, 50:26, 29n, 51:196
Johnston, John C., insurance executive, 35:336
Johnston, Joseph E., 25:240
Johnston, Mrs. John, 8:334
Johnston, Patricia Condon, author, 46:302, 54:288
"Edward Brewer," 47:2–15
"Ellen Ireland," 48:13–23
"Nelle Palmer of Stillwater," 48:207–212
"Portrayals of Hennepin," 47:57–62
review by, 49:37–38
"Truman Ingersoll," 47:122–132
work reviewed, 48:132, 314, 49:258, 55:133
Johnston, Paul, minister, 49:251
Johnston, S. S., 10:339
Johnston, Scott D., review by, 35:96
Johnston, Sidney S., depicted, 41:383
Johnston, Simon George, 44:227
Johnston, Susan (Ozhah-guscoday-waquay [Mrs. John]), Ojibway, 23:144, 50:26
Johnston, W. Dawson, author/librarian, 1:73, 143, 149, 3:96
Johnston, William, trader, 7:151, 315, 325, 8:127, 11:371, 14:93, 48:62, 64
Johnston, William F., governor of Pennsylvania, 35:353
Johnston, William Henry, 44:227
Johnston, William J., author, 5:518
Johnstone, Edward R., author/reporter, 33:268, 42:19
sketch, 4:478
work reviewed, 33:310
Johnstone, Paul H., author, 23:180
Johnston family, history, 14:92–94, 34:219
Johnston reaper, 24:290
John T. Noye Company, Buffalo, New York, 6:152
John W. Thomas and Company, 2:385, 9:81, 53:94
Joint Committee for Employment Opportunity, Minneapolis, 52:181
Joint Labor Negro Council, meetings, 57:427
Joint Occupation Treaty, 52:163
Joliet, steamer, 54:219
Jolliet, Adrien, voyageur, 3:46, 12:352, 30:56
Jolliet, Louis, explorer, 1:339, 3:46, 5:151, 241, 7:156, 349, 352, 8:430, 9:144, 148, 395, 10:212, 12:76, 13:254, 14:371, 16:449, 453, 17:176, 299n, 18:233, 20:67, 22:56, 73, 26:75, 268, 28:370, 29:77, 30:375, 32:112, 35:151, 36:70, 37:128, 48:83, 52:224
author, 2:189
career, 13:439, 26:165, 30:56
map, 6:298, 27:350
sketches, 5:314, 466
trader, 18:388
Jolly, Brad, work reviewed, 48:132–133
Jolly Green Giant, advertising icon, 53:292, 57:23, 26–27
Jonas, Carl, novelist, 52:36
Jonas, Manfred, author, 40:410
Jonas, Maryla, pianist, 39:64
Jonason, Erick, pioneer, 14:427
Jonasson, Jonas A., author, 15:477, 18:216
Jones, ----, 52:196
Jones, ----, baseball player, 19:174
Jones, ----, English pioneer, 8:144n
Jones, A. B. (Maj.), author, 19:113
Jones, A. C., judge, 14:259
Jones, A. J., Nininger investor, 13:132
Jones, Alexander C., Fort Ripley sale agent, 28:219–222
Jones, Arthur E. (Rev.), author, 2:419, 9:395
Jones, Arthur L., lawyer, 19:214
Jones, Augustus, labor leader, 55:206
Jones, Barbara, "Minnesota Historical Society Reference Library," 52:154–160
Jones, Blue Earth County, village site, 1:534
Jones, Carl W., MHS president, 34:144n, 220, 35:52, 204, 37:222, 46:140
author, 28:173
tributes, 35:247, 296
Jones, Catherine, author, 15:245
Jones, Clifton Clyde, author, 30:393, 31:58
Jones, D. C., machinery merchant, 24:304
Jones, David, 56:459
Jones, David, Union soldier, 25:128
Jones, David (Rev.), author, 16:153n
Jones, Diane Veale, historian, 56:148
Jones, E. A., threshing crew depicted, 56:1 (cover)
Jones, E. J., speaker, 27:362, 29:363
Jones, Edith, restaurant owner/operator, 60:285, 292
Jones, Edith H., 18:249n
Jones, Elizabeth M., author, 2:56, 286, 289, 3:310, 5:300, 30:74
Jones, Evan, reviews by, 37:335, 39:290, 42:159, 45:34–35
work reviewed, 37:30, 38:193, 40:138, 44:271–272
Jones, Fish.
See Jones, Robert Fremont (Fish)
Jones, Flora, 51:300
Jones, Frederick, engineer/inventor, 42:316, 59:180
Jones, George (Gen.), 8:48, 15:463
Jones, George H., 47:134
Jones, George M., author, 26:168
Jones, George W., senator, 6:31, 7:59, 31:178
Jones, Gwyn, author, 39:170
Jones, H. DeRoe, radio executive, 41:330
Jones, H. G., author, 46:340–341
Jones, H. Millard, Quaker minister, 18:249n, 262
Jones, Harlo, author, 55:183
Jones, Harry, artist, 46:299
Jones, Harry DeRoc, composer, 44:135
Jones, Harry Wild, architect, 19:213, 49:23, 25–28, 53:144
depicted, 58:342
Nicollet Park baseball stadium design, 58:342–344
Jones, Helen M., 10:27
Jones, Herschel V., newspaper publisher, 4:31, 5:431, 574, 7:79, 8:59, 10:59, 41:328, 332, 50:6n, 51:231–232
bequest, 9:296, 10:51, 11:447, 12:33, 23:40, 26:31, 30:319, 33:247, 54:327 (facing)
collector, 12:26, 14:231, 20:198, 27:41, 32:125, 33:314, 37:222
depicted, 41:328
portrait, 10:27
sketch, 10:27–32
Jones, Inigo, architect, 53:205
Jones, Ivan T., 39:221
Jones, J. Glancy, 13:434
Jones, J. W., author, 25:88
Jones, James A., author, 20:442, 25:165, 36:76
Jones, James C., Tennessee governor, 39:143
Jones, Jeanette L., 20:58
Jones, Jefferson, 10:78, 11:54, 315, 13:199, 14:79, 15:62, 17:70, 18:249n, 19:360, 20:50, 23:50, 26:45
author, 14:196, 30:174
compiler, 26:174
publisher, 28:398
speaker, 10:56, 16:67
Jones, Jenkin Lloyd, minister, 50:256
Jones, Jesse, 42:13–14
Jones, John, Welsh minister, 24:94
Jones, John (Capt.), in Sioux Outbreak, 12:117, 15:224, 18:209, 311, 321, 19:48, 38:97, 144n
Jones, John D., legislator, 35:348
Jones, John E., Dr., 2:19–20
Jones, John Luther "Casey," engineer, 54:18
Jones, John (Sgt.), 47:235
Jones, John W., Overland Trail trek, 52:38
Jones, Joseph, 44:225
Jones, Judson, 1:473, 513
Jones, Kenneth M., historian, 56:148
Jones, Landon Y., work reviewed, 59:92
Jones, Laura, 54:282
Jones, Louis C., author, 31:63, 192, 34:316, 35:150, 51:127
"Folk Culture and the Historical Society," 31:11–17
reviews by, 31:187, 34:121
Jones, Maldwyn A., author, 37:184
Jones, Margaret, author, 9:313
Jones, Maria.
See Lewis, Maria (Mrs. Henry)
Jones, Mary H., labor organizer, 40:344
Jones, Mrs. Edwin J., speaker, 14:460, 16:66, 241
Jones, Mrs. Harry W., 19:213
Jones, Mrs. Herschel V., 10:32
Jones, Mrs. L. R., author, 15:372
Jones, Mrs. Samuel S., 3:529
Jones, Oliver, K., author, 2:384
Jones, Otto (Pete), musician, 59:99–102
Jones, Peter, author, 48:134, 237–238, 49:259
Jones, R. (Gen.), 8:62n
Jones, Richard A., papers, 4:172
Jones, Richard S., 4:172
Jones, Robert, dining car steward, 52:78
Jones, Robert A., author/publisher, 37:41, 45:208
Jones, Robert Fremont (Fish Jones)
editor, 41:377
entrepreneur, 27:168, 55:366
and Longfellow statue, 55:367
zookeeper, 47:259–260
Jones, Robert Huhn, author/editor, 36:326, 40:354, 46:321
Jones, Robert Leslie, author, 31:128
Jones, Robinson, Mr. and Mrs., murdered, 38:134
Jones, Roy, 26:151
Jones, Ruth, dentist, 52:114
Jones, Samuel M., reformer, 33:41
Jones, Sarah, author, 28:280, 29:284
Jones, Sheryl Claussen, quoted, 60:196–198
Jones, Stephen B., author, 14:109
Jones, Stiles P., attorney, 1:261, 2:274
Jones, T. H. (Lt.), 9:302
Jones, Talbot, Dr., 41:221
Jones, Thelma, work reviewed, 36:25, 42:316
Jones, Thomas B., author
"Solomon Hughes, the PGA, and the 1948 St. Paul Open Golf Tournament," 58:382–393
Jones, Turner, 51:211
Jones, Virgil C., author, 48:40
Jones, W. A., 44:27
Jones, Walter, 52:114
Jones, Waring, playwright, 60:138–139
Jones, William, Hampton Institute student, 51:91
Jones, William, work reviewed, 4:280, 48:134
Jones, William A., Dr., author, 1:147
Jones, William A., Indian commissioner, 3:289, 50:270, 274–275
Jones, William S., 10:27, 50:6n
Jones, Willie, 57:374
Jones-Costigan Act (1934), 58:199
Jones County, Iowa, Scottish settlement, 5:385, 6:213
Jones family, genealogy, 5:227
Jones Harrison Home, Minneapolis, 38:82
Jones-Roberts Farmstead, historic property, 51:148
Jones Tea Shop, Minneapolis, 60:285
Jones Township, Beltrami County, history, 15:132
Jongh, L. J. de, author, 21:370
Jonsdotter, Ingar, 20:244
Jonson, Bengt, 15:116
Jonson, Henrik.
See Johnson, Henry
Jonsson, Bjorn B., author, 1:144
Joplin, Charles, 4:202
Joppa, Livy E., author, 23:106
Joralemon, Edgar E., architect, 40:104
Joralemon, Ira B., author, 16:110
Jordahl, S. A., author, 14:358
Jordan, Antoinette, 49:244
Jordan, Charles B., letter, 26:201n
Jordan, Charles M., Dr., educator, 3:317, 12:457
Jordan, David S., 17:160n, 18:265
Jordan, E. C., diary, 9:68
Jordan, Edward C., railroad engineer/surveyor, 60:8, 10, 15
Jordan, Emil L., author, 21:98
Jordan, Fred A., mineralogist, 34:273, 277, 280, 283
Jordan, George C., speaker, 25:97
Jordan, Hamilton, presidential aide, 60:96, 99n
Jordan, J. J., editor, 52:208
Jordan, Lewis, Dr., collector, 30:402
Jordan, Michael A., biography, 19:214
Jordan, Moses D., pioneer, 30:393
Jordan, Philip D., 26:370, 27:240, 243, 340, 28:47, 49, 75, 165, 335, 29:370, 30:329, 405, 38:92
author, 17:225, 18:325, 21:98, 310, 22:97, 23:84, 89, 370, 24:261, 26:170, 27:152, 341–342, 28:69, 92–94, 177, 199, 287, 306–307, 29:170, 30:76, 263, 393, 31:11, 191, 251, 33:350, 355, 34:176, 213, 266, 316, 35:381, 36:78, 105, 277, 37:182, 38:333, 41:173, 248, 44:189, 48:352
"Bertha L. Heilbron," 43:150
editor, 14:352, 16:111, 542, 28:183, 37:183
fellowship recipient, 25:200
historian, 46:122
"History as Confrontation," 45:334–335
"The Hutchinson Family," 22:113–132
"A Minnesota Melting Pot," 28:241–268
"Minnesota Sheet Music," 26:52–54
"Neurosis of Nostalgia," 44:113–114
"Proctor Knott's Speech," 34:67–77
research associate, 27:247
reviews by, 21:307, 404–406, 22:184, 23:359, 26:144–146, 365, 27:137, 236–237, 28:55–57, 65, 273, 362–364, 29:248–250, 338, 30:247, 379, 31:112, 32:44, 33:82, 215, 308, 34:121, 201, 35:95, 142, 194, 239, 37:300, 43:339, 44:76–77
"Rural Minnesota," 30:111–121
speaker, 22:52–54, 28:286, 29:98, 36:72, 152, 323, 37:40
"Toward a New Folklore," 27:273–280
"A Wit Looks at Old Fort Ripley," 28:339–344
work reviewed, 23:159, 27:233, 29:150, 30:372, 34:34, 37:299, 42:158
Jordan, Scott County
business, 15:347
churches, 7:92, 15:128, 20:218, 25:213, 28:395
German theater, 34:242
museum, 12:454
Turner societies, 55:332
Jordan, Terry G., 61:22n
Jordan, Thomas, pioneer merchant, 14:463
Jordan Country, Montana, described, 12:198, 497
Jordan Junior High School, Minneapolis, murals, 27:148, 28:165
Jordon, A. W., labor leader, 55:206
Jordy, William H., editor, 39:35
Jorgens, Ole, author, 2:205
Jorgensen, H. G. (Rev.), author, 19:234
Jorgensen, Lars (Rev.), 15:486
Jorgensen, Lloyd P., work reviewed, 35:198
Jorgensen, Mads, Mormon missionary, 36:290
Jorgensen, Margareth, author, 11:446
Jorgensen, Theodore, author, 20:86, 21:426
speaker, 24:270
work reviewed, 20:179–181
Jorgenson, M. S., author, 7:292
Jorgenson, Theodore, political candidate, 47:157
Jorgenson, Wayne, Civil War historian, 59:347
Jorns, Byron C., artist, 26:271, 365
Jorstad, Erling, author/speaker, 37:186, 40:48
Index to Volume 1 (1915) — present
