page_title: Joseph James and Joseph James Jr.
hierarchical_section_title: Joseph James and Joseph James Jr.
caption_attribution_description: English: An 1867 photograph of Joseph James (Joe Jim), the interpreter for the Kaw Indians.
context_page_description: Joseph James is the name of two Kansa-Osage-French interpreters on the Kansas and Indian Territory frontier in the 19th century. Both were usually called "Joe Jim" or "Jojim".
context_section_description: Joseph James is the name of two Kansa-Osage-French interpreters on the Kansas and Indian Territory frontier in the 19th century. Both were usually called "Joe Jim" or "Jojim".
caption: Joseph James Jr. in 1867, photo by Indian Agent Hiram Warner Farnsworth
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