File:Stephen&George Bonga.jpg
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English: Stephen and George Bonga worked in the fur trade in Wisconsin and Minnesota, and also served as interpreters for the U.S. government in negotiations with the Ojibwe. They were sons of Pierre Bonga, and were of African-Ojibwe descent. |
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| Source | Minnesota Historical Society |
| Author | Carte-de-visite portraits c. 1870–1880 |
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