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Agnes Baker Pilgrim Posted on February 14, 2021 by SpinneyFebruary 14, 2021

Grandfather, “Olhatha” George Harney (Takelma) 1837-1900. Elected first Chief, Confederated Tribes of Siletz, 1870. Photo taken in Washington D.C., circa 1875-77

Grandfather George Harney, first Chief of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz

Grandfather George Harney

Great Aunt Agnes Harney Howard with husband, Joe Howard

Great Aunt Agnes Harney Howard

Mother, Eveline Lydia Harney Baker (Takelma), daughter of George Harney (Takelma) and Elizabeth Julian Tole (Grand Ronde)

Great Aunt Frances Harney Johnson and Mother, Eveline Harney Baker

Nurse holding Aggie (3 years), Mother Eveline, Sister Marian, Great Aunt Frances, Brothers Lloyd and Charles, with Brother Terry and Sister Evelyn in front (1927)

Grandpa Charles Baker, Brother George Baker, Brother Tharald Baker, Brother Lloyd Baker, Father George W. Baker, Brother Gilbert Baker

Grandpa Charles Baker and George Baker (Coos)

Aggie’s Brothers at Ti’lomikh Falls, 1933

Table Rock, Sacred Grounds above the Rogue River ,1933

(Front) Great Aunt Frances, (Middle) Brother George, Mother Eveline, Brother Gilbert, (Back) Father George, 1933

Great Aunt Frances Harney Johnson with traditional “111” tattoos, 1934

Aggie in Feather Dance regalia, 1930s

(Top) Brothers Gilbert and George Baker, (2nd row) Great Aunt Agnes Harney, Grandma Elizabeth Harney, Brother Lloyd Baker, (3rd row) Cousin Rosalie Colby, Sister Evelyn Baker, Agnes Baker, (bottom) Cousins Ruby, Reuben, Gwendolyn, and Raymond Colby

(Top) Brothers Gilbert and George Baker, (2nd row) Great Aunt Agnes Harney, Grandma Elizabeth Harney, Brother Lloyd Baker, (3rd row) Cousin Rosalie Colby, Sister Evelyn Baker, Agnes Baker, (bottom) Cousins Ruby, Reuben, Gwendolyn, and Raymond Colby

Agnes on the Trask River by Tillamook, 1953

Agnes on the Trask River by Tillamook, 1953

Aggie on horseback, 1950s

Aggie in the 1950s

Southern Oregon University Graduation, with brothers George and Lloyd, 1985

Agnes with her brother Lloyd Baker

Agnes with brother George Baker

Joanna Storm, daughter Mona Hudson, son Keith Taylor, Agnes, granddaughter Ember Hudson, daughter Nadine Martin, 2000

Daughters Sonja Taylor, Nadine Martin, and Mona Hudson, 2000

Agnes with daughters Nadine Martin and Mona Hudson, 2005

Agnes with daughters Mona Hudson and Nadine Martin at Applegate Salmon Ceremony, 2005

Agnes with great granddaughter Kimberly Taylor

Aggie and Grant Pilgrim with grandson Creed Taylor and granddaughter Diana Martin

Agnes with great granddaughter Chantele Rilatos, 2003

Great grandkids Santee, Devon, and Keauna

Great grandkids Jai and Jesse

Great grandkids Diana and Charlotte Harrington, 2004

Great granddaughter Anna Marie Taylor

Great granddaughter Natalie Solis

Aggie on the movie set south of Crescent City, CA

Aggie with Julie Norman and Cathy Shaw at dedication of the Headwaters Environmental Center in Ashland, 1996

Aggie at the Siletz PowWow, 2000s

Aggie at the Siletz PowWow, 2000s

Aggie with Dal Dal (Jill Birmingham) at the traditional Takelma pit house by the Kerbyville Museum

Aggie and Newman at the Takelma pit house in Kerby, Oregon

Aggie teaching about Takelma ways with the traditional canoe made by Gray Eagle and George Fence

Kids and traditional Takelma canoe, made by Gray Eagle and George Fence

George Fence (Cherokee), Takelma canoe carver

Grandson Jai Kibbe (Yurok), Martha Stewart, and Aggie on the Illinois River, 2001

Aggie, Martha Stewart, and Keith Taylor on the Illinois River, 2001

Thank-you note from Martha Stewart after TV interview on the Illinois River, 2001

Winners of Ecotrust’s Buffett Award in Portland, 2004

Aggie weaving an egg basket at the Good Medicine Women’s Healing Gathering in Williams, 2004

Aggie with Diane Windsong Martin during the Good Medicine Women’s Healing Gathering, 2004

Aggie with Gladys Bolton at the Siletz PowWow

Agnes delivering a speech, 2000

Aggie with new traditional “111” tattoo by New Zealand Maori elder, 2000

Aggie with John Lodge at Moody Blues Concert in Medford

Takelma Intertribal Project leaders, Dennis Martinez and Aggie, at Applegate (Kanaka Flat) Salmon Ceremony, mid-1990s

Aggie and family at Applegate Salmon Ceremony, mid-1990s

Aggie cleaning salmon with ferns at Applegate Salmon Ceremony, mid-1990s

Daughters Nadine Martin and Mona Hudson at Applegate Salmon Ceremony, mid-1990s

Salmon filets on traditional redwood skewers

Salmon filets on redwood skewers

Salmon skewers around the fire pit

Daughter Mona Hudson and Barry Snitkin tending salmon skewers

Salmon Feast at Kanaka Flat on the Applegate River, mid-1990s

Aggie with WWF Board Member, Bob Waterman, and former U.S. Secretary of the Interior, Bruce Babbitt, at Applegate Salmon Ceremony

Grandma Aggie with Lakota elders Rita and Beatrice Long Visitor Holy Dance

First meeting of the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers in New York, 2004

Authors Gloria Steinem and Alice Walker at Council Meeting in New York, 2004

Grandmothers and guests at Council Meeting in New York, 2004

Author Luisah Saimai at Council Meeting in New York, 2004

Yupik dancer, Marie Meade, at Council Meeting in New York, 2004

Aggie and Yupik dancer, Marie Meade, 2004

International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers and Jyoti, 2004

Clara Shinobu Iura welcomes Grandmothers to Vovos, Brazil, via the Amazon River, 2005

Grandmothers head home via the Mapia and Amazon Rivers, 2005

Grandmother Julietta Casimiro and translator Francoise Bourzat from Oaxaca, Mexico, 2006

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