Oneida People - Notable Oneida

Notable Oneida

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  • Aaliyah, American recording artist, was of African-American and Oneida descent.
  • Ohstahehte, the original Oneida Chief who accepted the Message of the Great Law of Peace.
  • Graham Greene, actor.
  • Lloyd L. House - Educator, first American Indian elected to the Arizona State Legislature
  • Cody McCormick, Canadian professional ice hockey player for Colorado Avalanche.
  • Joanne Shenandoah, award-winning singer and performer.
  • Tehaliwaskenhas Bob Kennedy (Turtle Island)
  • Moses Schuyler, co-founder of the Oneida Nation of the Thames Settlement.
  • Garrison Chrisjohn, X-Files actor.
  • Alex Elijah I (Pine Tree Chief & Haudenosaunee Expert)
  • Charlie Hill, comedian, entertainer.
  • Mary Winder, land claims activist.
  • Evan John I, oral historian, traditional agriculture and horticulture expert.
  • Demus Elm, oral historian, Haudenosaunee expert.
  • Polly Cooper, leader, friend of Washington.
  • Venus Walker, oral historian, Haudenosaunee ceremonies expert.
  • Loretta Metoxen, leader, Oneida historian.
  • Eileen Antone, academic, adult education expert.
  • Harley Elijah Sr., President of Ironworkers Union Local 700.
  • Gino Odjick, Canadian former professional ice hockey player.
  • Chief Skenandoah, Oneida leader during the American Revolution.
  • Carl J. Artman, Assistant Secretary of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
  • Roland Chrisjohn, Director of Native Studies at St. Thomas University (New Brunswick).
  • Ernie Stevens Jr., Chairman of National Indian Gaming Association.
  • Lillie Rosa Minoka Hill, 20th-century Native American physician.
  • Purcell Powless, tribal chairman of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin
  • Ray Halbritter, Nation representative of the Oneida Nation of New York

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