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	Edith and Jean Bedal Title Edith and Jean Bedal Creator unknown Subject (TGM) Women--Washington--Snohomish County; Indigenous peoples--Washington--Snohomish County; Subject (LCSH) Bedal, Jean; Bedal, Edith Description Both Edith (1903-1995) and Jean Bedal (1907-1997) worked to preserve their Native American roots. Born to homesteader James Bedal and Susie Wa-Wet-kin, the Bedal sisters were home schooled on their homestead, southeast of Darrington, worked as horse packers and guides. Mostly they learned the lessons that nature and good parents and teachers taught them. They gained recognition for the Sauk-Seattle tribe and wrote their history. For a full story, see www.snocoheritage.org Contributor Everett Public Library Date Original 1920s Date Digital 2005 Digital Specs Scanned from original photograph Object Type Photograph Location depicted United States--Washington (State) Identifier Bedal Sisters, Enid Nordlund Collection Ordering information Request by name Rights Everett Public Library Project Snohomish County People Project 2 Women
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