Katharine Berry Judson

Katharine Berry Judson was a prominent American author and historian, known for her collections of Native American folklore and myths. Born in 1866, Judson spent much of her life dedicated to preserving the oral traditions and stories of indigenous peoples. She held a master's degree from the University of Wisconsin, which laid the foundation for her scholarly work. Throughout her career, Judson worked as a teacher and writer, with a profound interest in ethnology and anthropology. Her contribution to literature is significant as she compiled and published several collections of Native American stories, bringing them to a wider audience. Her works are recognized for their respectful and authentic representation of the cultures they depict, providing valuable insights into the beliefs and traditions of various tribes.