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Hennepin County Library - George Bonga was born in 1802 near what became Duluth to his African-American father, Pierre Bonga and his Ojibwe mother, Ogibwayquay Bonga. He was educated in Montreal and
Historical African American gave his name to Cass County landmark, township - Pine and Lakes Echo Journal | News, weather, sports from Pequot Lakes Minnesota
George Bonga One-Page Biography with Questions - Distance Learning
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Bonga story lives on in 21st century Ojibwe families - Duluth News Tribune | News, weather, and sports from Duluth, Minnesota
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History Revealed: George Bonga - Ramsey County Historical Society
George Bonga: Black Yoyageur | Playwrights' Center
Portrait of Stephen Bonga | Photograph | Wisconsin Historical Society
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George Bonga: the life of a voyageur
The Bonga Family: An Alternative Black History
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