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Post by hermin1 on Nov 12, 2012 14:21:16 GMT -5
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Post by hermin1 on Nov 12, 2012 14:46:57 GMT -5
References i checked for confirmation of the testimony re. Wayruga or Wayahuga's family during the hearings on Two Crow/Kanginonpa and his son John(Walks With Stone)Stone estates,include:
the Santee Indian Censuses 1869-1921
Ptesanwin heirship Report notes
Ahewin heirship Report Notes
the Chiefs Wabashaw Family Lineage
Cekpawin Heirship Report
Santee Mission Register 1842 - 1904
Santee Mission Registers Book1,Book2, Book 3
Sisseton-Wahpeton Indian Censuses 1885 - 1940
Crow Creek Indian Censuses 1885-1940
Rev. Joseph Rogers heirship Report Notes
Julia Oldman Heirship Report Notes
US Censuses 1880-1930 South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska
Yankton Indian Censuses 1885 - 1940
Mark Diedrich. Old Betsy,The Life and times of A Famous Dakota Woman and Her Family. 1995. Prairie Smoke press. St. Paul,Minn.
Probate for Nancy Kahdiwin Stone,Center NE County Couthouse Records.
Yankton Ag3ncy Church Records. J.P. Williamson personal Memorandum. Alfred Coe. 1927.
The reason for doing such an extensive search, was mainly because,
1: many people at Crow Creek and Santee, and Sisseton Reserves were quite interested in the land that Kanginonpa/Two Crow had accumulated(close to 360 Acres), not to mention his son John Stone(180 Acres).
2.some of those who testified did a little creative genealogy(trying to create a genealogical link to someone ,where there is n't one),case in point was one of the laRoches who claimed that his alleged half sister named Day Woman,was the wife of Two Crow, and mother of John Stone and his sister. the BIA Agent in charge of the hearings admitted in a report to his superiors,that this woman was not in any of the BIA records for Crow Creek Agency. What I did find,was that Two Crow was married to a woman named Little Day.(Reference: BIA Crow Creek Agency Rations Records and Family Record for Two Crow/Kanginonpa.
3. To confirm that the children of Wayruga did exist.
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