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Post by hermin11 on May 13, 2007 15:07:38 GMT -5
Sacred Standing buffalo aka Ptewakannajin had the following siblings:
Grey Thunder
iron Dog
Holy Bear
Sacred Visible Voice
White dog aka shunkaska
snow Storm
Good House
White Woman aka Skawin
Desired Womanchase: the father ofLillian chase
Sacred Standing buffalo's spouse was Tateahnadhiyayewin aka Coming On top of a Cloud
their children were:
Anna Hunkawin-Jetty Shetais-Siyaka(or Williams).
Josephine, w/o augustin(or augustus) Frenier
Daughter who died young
solomon Redfox aka Sunginadutaaa aka Solomon Minrad: born 1861, died 1940
his spouse was Snuyan(orm)dohewin.
They had two children:
1. a daughter Louise, w/o George Two Bear. they and their children died in the 1918 flu Pandemic
2.Archie Redfox. His spouse was Gertrude Red Crow and they had nine children.
And
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Post by hermin11 on May 13, 2007 15:15:20 GMT -5
an added note here: white dog was the first leader of the Farmer Bamd tht was organized@ 1858. He was one of those who were convicted at RedWing Minn., and later hung on December 26, 1862 at Mankato, MInn.
Tamara: the above inormation is correct re. the siblings of Scred Standing buffalo.I had made anerror at Oyate and typed that they were the siblings of Solomon Redfox.
I am thinking that Mr. Garcia will be able to tell us if White dog had a son named afteer him.
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Post by hermin11 on May 14, 2007 11:30:55 GMT -5
an added note here: white dog was the first leader of the Farmer Bamd tht was organized@ 1858. He was one of those who were convicted at RedWing Minn., and later hung on December 26, 1862 at Mankato, MInn. Tamara: the above inormation is correct re. the siblings of Scred Standing buffalo.I had made anerror at Oyate and typed that they were the siblings of Solomon Redfox. I am thinking that Mr. Garcia will be able to tell us if White dog had a son named afteer him. _________ I goofed again. I meant to say they were the siblings of Sacredstanding Buffalo, not that White Dog who was the scout. Tamara who was this White Dog the scout's parents? do You know? Hermin11 |
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Post by wakanhotanin on Jul 5, 2007 13:33:59 GMT -5
I thought this was a Mdewakantun site.
Why is Ptewakannajin and Itewakinyan (Sisitunwan) being discussed?
Signed Louis Garcia.
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Post by wakanhotanin on Jul 5, 2007 13:39:43 GMT -5
Sunkaska (the Sisitunwan scout) children all died young.
I don't have my records here at work.
His wife was Waziwin.
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Post by hermin11 on Jul 12, 2007 18:02:45 GMT -5
Dear Louie: I don't know how to answer your question. I do know that Scred Standing Buffalo and his kin were onceliving in what became the Minesota Teritory. Here on oOyate we coveranyone and everyone who was a Dakota Sioux, Yankton, Sisseton, Wahpeton,sanrees, etc.. These two websites were set up to help people trace back their ancestry, who are descendents of the above bands or tribes that at one time or another resided in Minnesota .area. As I understand it, the Spirit lake Reservation aka Devils Lake was set up by the govt. for loyal Sisseton-Wahpetons. I realize that there were other tribes,ie the chippewa who were living in North Dakota before it was set up, and after wards.
some of the people that settled at Devilslake -Now Spirit Lake- trace back to ancestors who were Sisseton-Wahpetons, Santee,etc. via marriage.
Your chief Waanatan was considered to have been a Yankton(South Dakota Historical Collection Vol 2. History of th eSioux Indians).
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Post by wakanhotanin on Jul 13, 2007 13:16:25 GMT -5
The Spirit Lake rez was set up to confine the roaming bands.
There were some loyal Dakota among them.
The rez has a group of former boarding school students who were sent here from the Turtle Mountain Ojibway.
Waanatan I (one) was a Pabaksa (cut head) Yanktonai. When he was assinated in 1840 his three sons (Red Thunder, Catfish, and Waanatan II) split into three bands. Waanatan II went with his mothers people the Sissetons and established his village at Lake Traverse. After the uprirising Red Thunder went to Standing Rock, Catfish went to Ft. Peck, and Waanatan II went here to Spirit Lake. So Waanatan I was an Ihankeotunwanna and his son was a Sisitunwan.
There were 15 families of Isanti (Bdewakantun and Wahpekute) here at Spirit Lake. one of them a nephew of Inkpaduta.
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Post by hermin11 on Jul 20, 2007 11:19:40 GMT -5
Wakanhotanin: thanks so much for sharing your information with us.
do Ii understand correctly, that there were two persons named White Dog: the one who got hung at Mankato, and the one who was the Indian Scout?
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