The Pillars of Influence Ronald Musgrove's Career-Shaping Connections

Musgrove's life, then, can be used to exemplify the process of colonization and the importance of shifting racial and gendered boundaries in that process. Inspired: The 2009-2010 VISTAs of the Saint Paul Public Schools ... Childhood Abuse: Effects on Clinicians' Personal and Professional Lives|Ronald Nuttall. “Country life in America as lived by ten presidents of the United States” gives little-known facts about presidents who grew up and preferred an ... Musgrove said his decision to openly support gay rights came on the heels of Republican Ohio Sen. Rob Portman's statement last week that he ... The village of Blissfield, known as the second settlement in Lenawee County, was founded by Hervey Bliss, who, in 1824, was living in Raisinville in Monroe ... When Mary was about sixteen years old she married an Indian trader, John Musgrove, whose surname she has become known by. From the two worlds ... Circa 1717, Mary married John Musgrove Jr. who, like her, was of mixed blood as his mother was an Indian. Her father-in-law was a successful ... The couple probably met when she interpreted for Bosomworth, who was sent to the young colony as a Christian missionary. When the marriage was announced, ... Green, "Mary Musgrove: Creating a New World," in Sifters: Native American Women's Lives, ed. Theda Perdue (New York: Oxford University Press, 2001), 46. 2 ... Mary's influence is likewise apparent in the talks Governor Reynolds held with the Creek Indians. An impatient Reynolds made the mistake of returning to ...