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Chief April Rushlow (April St. Francis-Merrill)
April Rushlow is mentioned on our Abenaki website and several of the articles we link to as an Abenaki chief.
This is still true as of 2012. However, she has since remarried, so her full name is now April St. Francis-Merrill
("St. Francis" is her maiden name, and "Merrill" is her husband's name.) Since her name was April Rushlow at
the time she became chief of her tribe (the St. Francis/Sokoki Abenaki Band), we have not changed it on the
historical article we have on our website.
St. Francis/Sokoki Tribe Resources
Here is the homepage of the
St. Francis/Sokoki Abenaki community in Vermont.
Here are links to our webpages about the Abenaki tribe and language:
Abenaki language revival
Abenaki people
The Sokokis
Abenaki chiefs
Abenaki Indian myths
Abenaki words
Northeast Woodlands culture
Algonquian Indians
Recommended Books
Here are a few good books about the Abenaki Indians:
Voice of the Dawn
The Language of Basket Making
The Western Abenakis of Vermont
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