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1492, New World Tales
A collection of authentic stories from the years around 1492.
These tales have been carefully crafted to sound as exciting and mysterious as they were when first told five hundred years ago by sailors around a lantern on a ship, shared by explorers reclining around a campfire, enjoyed by Native Americans in a grass hut, whispered inside a stone palace in the Totonac city of Zempoala, or fondly remembered by an adventurer back home in Europe.
Judy Dockrey Young
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Judy Dockrey Young Author Judy Dockrey has appeared on Storytellers’ Theater on the Americana Network, and has been a featured performer at Homestead National Monument and Petit Jean State Park.
Judy was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma, June 25, 1949, to a family that settled Oklahoma before statehood.
The Dockreys are of Irish-American Indian extraction, and Judy’s mother is a German-Scot-Irish, which gave Judy a varied heritage in a pioneering family.
She attended two-room Star School in the Verdigris River bottom outside Wagoner, Oklahoma, and when the family moved to Rescue, Missouri in 1960, she attended and was graduated from Miller High School.
Attending Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield from 1967-1972 she was graduated with a BA in Speech and Theater.
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