Susie attended Haskell Institute where she met and married Dewey Dailey. Many of her relatives attended Haskell as well. Although her ancestry was Munsee, Susie became an active and well-loved part of the Otoe-Missouria tribe. She was a lifetime member of the Otoe chapter of the American War Mothers. She was cited as a contributor to the research for "Otoe-Missouria Grandmothers" in Marjorie M. Schweitzer's book, American Indian Grandmothers.
Susie attended Haskell Institute where she met and married Dewey Dailey. Many of her relatives attended Haskell as well. Although her ancestry was Munsee, Susie became an active and well-loved part of the Otoe-Missouria tribe. She was a lifetime member of the Otoe chapter of the American War Mothers. She was cited as a contributor to the research for "Otoe-Missouria Grandmothers" in Marjorie M. Schweitzer's book, American Indian Grandmothers.
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