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Betty Mae Jumper, (center), head of the Seminole Indian tribal council, with Lottie Shore and unidentified man - White Springs, Florida

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FA3761

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Folklife Collection.
Series S 1578, Publicity photographs and files for the Florida Folk Festivals, Incl dates 1954-1992, Betty Mae Jumper and Family, 1964-1968, ; Box 2, F16

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1 photoprint - b&w - 8 x 10 in.

General Note

Jumper was the first woman elected Chair of the Seminole Tribe of Florida serving between 1967 and 1971.

Betty Mae Jumper, (center), head of the Seminole Indian tribal council, with Lottie Shore and unidentified man - White Springs, Florida

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Betty Mae Jumper, (center), head of the Seminole Indian tribal council, with Lottie Shore and unidentified man - White Springs, Florida

Subject

Ethnicity, Native American

Ethnicity, Seminole

Festivals, Events and Conferences

Belief and custom

Folklore revival festivals--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Practices

Community rites--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Personal adornment

Domestic arts

Decorative arts

Seminole women

Seminole men

Recreation--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Manners and customs

Festivals--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Folk Festivals--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Indians--Kings and rulers

Date

1968

Identifier

FA3761

Image URL

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Geographic Term

White Springs (Fla.)

Hamilton County (Fla.)

Color

b&w

Physical Description

1 photoprint - b&w - 8 x 10 in.

Series Title

Folklife Collection.

Folklife Collection Series S 1578, Publicity photographs and files for the Florida Folk Festivals, Incl dates 1954-1992, Betty Mae Jumper and Family, 1964-1968, ; Box 2, F16

Shelf Number

Shelf number: S1578B2F16.

General Note

Jumper was the first woman elected Chair of the Seminole Tribe of Florida serving between 1967 and 1971.

Subject - Person

Jumper, Betty Mae, 1923-2011

Shore, Lottie, 1912-2000.

Subject - Meeting

Florida Folk Festival (16th : 1968)

Subject - Corporate

Seminole Tribe of Florida.

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Chicago Manual of Style

Betty Mae Jumper, (center), head of the Seminole Indian tribal council, with Lottie Shore and unidentified man - White Springs, Florida. 1968. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/109696>, accessed 13 June 2025.

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Betty Mae Jumper, (center), head of the Seminole Indian tribal council, with Lottie Shore and unidentified man - White Springs, Florida. 1968. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 13 Jun. 2025.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/109696>

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(State Archives of Florida)

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Betty Mae Jumper, (center), head of the Seminole Indian tribal council, with Lottie Shore and unidentified man - White Springs, Florida