Jean Mann & Her Daughters
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David Young-Wolff Unknown 1100-2023-2213.jpg Days Past B&W 1100-2023-2213 1100-2023-2213 Digital Born <2x3 Media 2010 Reproduction rights are not available. Owned by another institution.Description
Jean Mann (seated) with daughters Lisa (Mann) Adams, Mindy (Mann) Nez, and Lolita (Mann) Paddock (standing) outside the family home in Cameron, Arizona.
Jean Huskon Mann, Navajo weaver, was born and raised near Shadow Mountain and Gray Mountain, Arizona. She married Henry Mann at age 17, and they raised eight children together in the Navajo Reservation community of Cameron until Henry died at age 36. As a single mother, Jean’s main source of income was weaving Navajo rugs at home, at the Grand Canyon and at Cameron Trading Post. She retired from weaving in her 70s. Now close to 90, she lives in a nursing home in Flagstaff.
Image Courtesy David Young-Wolff
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