Fred Bodin Submits-
Chief Samuel George, of the Bear Clan of the Cayuga Nation, represents with his wife Debbie. They live in Cuba, NY, and will be vacationing here on Cape Ann next summer. I guess this is the first Chief and head of state to visit my gallery. Perhaps he’s also the first American Indian Chief to own the sticka. All Hail to the Chief!
In talking to the Chief, I could tell that this was a wise and gracious man. He wanted to know about Dogtown’s history and of local native Americans. I told him what I learned from Elyssa East’s book, www.dogtownthebook.com/elyssa–east, and how the Dogtown residents left because of raids during the French and Indian War. Then I explained how Dogtown is now: Big, wildly overgrown with few marked trails thru the jungle, and is very easy to get lost in. Chief Samuel George softly remarked: “That’s good.” Makes you think…


thanks so much for adding this…Sam is my brother in law and a wonderful man….Having him here with my sister to visit us was a gift and an inspiration!
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What a wonderful story and great pic, hope to meet them when they visit next summer.
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I wonder what he thinks about the name of the Washington, DC NFL team?
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