The Students
Christmas photo of Robertson with students. Source: Alice Robertson Papers,
TU Department of Special Collections and University Archives
So far, the PSIG Project has found references to more than 80 names of students who may have attended the school. This list may include duplicates, with maiden versus married names or with alternate first names. The list also includes names of students who did not attend PSIG, but attended other mission schools connected with the Robertson family. As we move forward with our research, we will include brief biographies of each PSIG student, which can be accessed by clicking on the names below. This information is subject to revision as we learn more.
As our research continues, these biographies are subject to corrections and revisions. We especially welcome information from descendants and are happy to share what information we have been able to gather.
Descendants of PSIG students are especially welcome to contact: Midge Dellinger, Muscogee (Creek) Nation Historic and Cultural Preservation Department, 918-732-7618
As our research continues, these biographies are subject to corrections and revisions. We especially welcome information from descendants and are happy to share what information we have been able to gather.
Descendants of PSIG students are especially welcome to contact: Midge Dellinger, Muscogee (Creek) Nation Historic and Cultural Preservation Department, 918-732-7618
PSIG Student Profiles
PSIG Student Profiles
A note on terminology:
“Mvskoke” is one of the traditional, non-Anglicized spellings of the more widely known “Muscogee.” We use it here to describe the language, people, and culture.
“Muscogee (Creek) Nation” is the constitutional name of the Muscogee government and nation. We use it here to describe the government or specific offices.