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Census of Mixed Blood Dakota Scouts

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Sioux Scouts and Soldiers1891

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Montana Historical Society - The Indian War of 1876-1877
Department of Dakota Photocopies of a letter (February 27, 1877) from Col. W. H. Wood, 11th Infantry, relating Red Horse's recollections of the Battle of ...
www.his.state.mt.us/research/library/pamphlets/cus..

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www.his.state.mt.us/research/library/pamphlets/custer.asp

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ScienceDirect - Journal of the American College of Surgeons ...
The 597 men of the 7th Cavalry Regiment of the US Army, with 35 Indian scouts, ... 15 Lakota Chief Red Horse in 1877 said 136 Sioux had been killed and 160 ...
linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S107275150501...

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Wild Geese Heritage Museum and Library, Portumna, Co. Galway, Ireland
His main war Chiefs were Crazy Horse, Two Moon, Gall and Red Horse. Army Indian Scouts finally discovered an Indian village and a vast herd of ponies in the ...
indigo.ie/~wildgees/keogh.htm

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indigo.ie/~wildgees/keogh.htm

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A SIOUX NARRATIVE OF THE OUTBREAK IN 1862, AND OF SIBLEY'S EXPEDITION IN 1863.: FRIENDLY INDIANS APPOINTED AS SCOUTS.

[p. 612] came to Yellow Medicine, and then went on up the Minnesota to the Chippewa river. There we found signs of the hostile Indians, and commenced searching for their camp. They had sent their families away, and had waited for us to come, as we learned afterward; but we were so long getting there that they finally followed their families, and we lost track of them. Then we came back and reported. Later we went on another scouting expedition to the westward. We kept working in this way till spring.

Soon after that an Indian by the name of Mar-pe-yah-doo-tah came into our scouts' camp from the region to which the hostile Indians had fled, and we took him to Fort Ridgely.

BEGINNING OF SIBLEY'S EXPEDITION, 1863.
The soldiers that were to go on General Sibley's expedition began to arrive, and with them were scouts who with their families had come from Fort Snelling. These are their names:

Anawag-ma-ne,

Kah-tah-tay,

Wah-kon-bo-e-day, and his brother,

Narcisse Frenier,

Charles Crawford,

Kah-wan-kay,

Joseph Renville,

Antoine Renville,

Ah-we-tan-e-nah,

Joseph Le Blanc;


also the following Medawakantons:

Wah-ke-yan-tah-wah,

Good Thunder,

Taopi,

Wah-hah-chan-kah,

Chay-tah-shoon,

Mah-pe-yah-wah-koon-zay,

Henry Ortley,


Three other scouts came up in a steamboat from Mankato, namely, Ah-wee-pah, Thomas Crawford, and Han-yo-ke-yan.

When General Sibley had completed his plans for the expedition against the Sioux in 1863, he notified the troops that were in camp near the Redwood river what day he would be there. Great preparations were made, and amid the playing of bands and waving of flags he was received with much distinction and honor.

It was decided there as to which scouts were to go on the expedition, and which were not to go. The following are the

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[p. 613] names of those who were not to go, but to remain and scout with their headquarters at Fort Ridgely:

Two Stars,

Joseph Le Blanc,

Antoine Renville,

Han-yo-ke-yan,

Ah-we-tan-e-nah,

Mah-pe-yah-wah-koon-zay,

Wah-hah-chan-kah,


INDIAN SCOUTS IN THIS EXPEDITION.
The following are the names of those who were to go as scouts with General Sibley's expedition:

Gabriel Renville,

Michael Renville,

J. B. Renville,

Daniel Renville,

Isaac Renville,

Joseph Renville,

E-ne-han,

A-chay-tu-ke-yah,

John Moore,

Thomas Robinson,

Charles Crawford,

Thomas Crawford,

Kah-tah-tay,

Anawag-ma-ne,

Wah-kon-bo-e-day,

Henry Ortley,

Little Paul,

David Faribault, Sr.,

William L. Quinn,

Alexis La Framboise,

Joseph La Framboise,

We-yon-ske,

Chay-tah-shoon,

Taopi,

Wah-ke-yah-tah-wah,

Ah-kee-pah,

Kah-wan-kay,

Joseph Campbell,

Narcisse Frenier,

Joseph Coursall,

Good Thunder,

Wa-su-ho-was-tay.


FIRST MEETING WITH THE HOSTILE SIOUX.
The expedition then started, going by the way of Yellow Medicine, Lac qui Parle, Yellow Bank, and the foot of Big Stone lake, to the planting grounds of the Sissetons at the head of lake Traverse. Thence they went by the way of the big bend of the Sheyenne river, Bear's Den, and the Bald hills, to Eagle hill, and from there it was not far to the Missouri river.

There were Indians camped at this place, and some of General Sibley's scouts came suddenly upon some of the Indians. Little Paul was the first one to see them and reported it, and I was the first one who shook hands with the Indians who were coming. Some of them wanted to shoot me, but through the bravery of O-win-e-ku, who was a relative of mine and took my part, I finally met and shook hands with them.

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Biographic Sketch of Chief Gabriel Renville .
By Samuel J. Brown .

The subject of this sketch was born at Big Stone lake about April, 1825, and died at the residence of the writer at Brown's Valley, Minn., on August 26, 1892, being in his sixty-eighth year at the time of his death.

Gabriel's father was a full and only brother of the noted bois brulé, Joseph Renville (for whom one of the counties of the State is named), and was called in Sioux Ohiya, and in English Victor,--the latter a translation of the Sioux name. Ohiya or Victor Renville was born and reared among the Sioux, and, though a mixed-blood, was, it is said, in appearance, language, habits, and feelings, a full-blood Sioux. He was a warrior of considerable note, and while on the war-path against the Chippewas was killed and scalped in the neighborhood of what is now Fort Ripley about the year 1832, shot dead in his canoe while coming down the Mississippi.

Gabriel's mother, Winona Crawford, also a mixed-blood, was the grand-daughter of Ta-tanka-mani, or Walking Buffalo, mentioned by Lieutenant Pike in 1805, and also described in Neill's History of Minnesota as a “Sioux chief who was the principal man at the treaty of Portage des Sioux [near the mouth of the Missouri river] in 1815,” and was the daughter of a Sioux woman (Ta-tanka-mani's daughter) and a Mr. Crawford, a prominent British trader in the Northwest prior to and during the War of 1812. She was also born and reared among the Sioux, and, though married, always retained her father's name. She lived for some time with the family of the noted Colonel Dixon, the “red-headed Scotchman” and trader at lake Traverse, who figured so prominently among the Indians of the Northwest in the war with England in 1812. She was married about 1819 to Narcisee Frenier, a bois brulé and Indian trader at lake Traverse, who, shortly after his marriage went over to the Missouri river to look for a location for a trading post, was taken sick on the trip, and, as is supposed, died, for he never returned. By this union there was born a daughter, Susan, who became the wife of the late Joseph R. Brown, and who is still living, and

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Todd Co., SD - World War I Draft Registration

BIRTH INFORMATION: RESIDENTS OF THIS COUNTY IN 1917-18
AND PERSONS WITH LINKS TO THIS COUNTY

The information below was abstracted from by Raymond H. Banks from
civilian registration cards completed in 1917-1918. All rights reserved.
Some men do not have birth locations listed because they
registered on the final draft registration day in 1918 when this information
was not recorded. Almost 24 million men registered for the draft --


CAUTION: Middle Eastern and East European national
boundaries and country names were quite different than those
seen on today's maps.

Microfilm copies of the original cards are maintained by the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Days Saints (LDS...the Mormons). Researchers can probably
order loaner copies of specific reels from Salt Lake City through requests
at local LDS family history centers. Payment for mailing costs is required.
Catalog subject heading: UNITED STATES -- MILITARY RECORDS --
WORLD WAR I -- although these records are not actually military records].
Orginal cards are kept at the National Archives branch near Atlanta, Georgia.

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Scouts and Interpreters Serving with the Seventh Cavalry
at the Time of the Battle of the Little Big Horn
See Seventh Cavalry Listings for Additional Information About Each
NP = Not Present ~ W = Wounded ~ KIA = Killed in Action

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www.lbha.org/Research/Scouts.htm

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TAMARA POSTED THIS

www.history.navy.mil/library/online/indians.htm

examples of information on website


South Dakota
Guy L. Archambeau Sioux (Yankton) U.S.A.
Daniel L. Quickbear Sioux (Rosebud) Africa
Joseph Running Horse Sioux (Rosebud) Peleliu
Raymond Lodge Skin Sioux (Rosebud) Germany
Warren C. Bonnin Sioux (Yankton) Guam
Floyd Bear Saves Life Sioux (Pine Ridge) France
Philip G. Atkinson Sioux (Rosebud) France
Reuben E. Redfeather Sioux (Rosebud) France
Stanley C. Rogers Sioux (Rosebud) Luzon
Ole J. Johnson Sioux (Sisseton) Germany
James L. Janis Sioux (Pine Ridge) Luxembourg
Waldron Frazier Sioux (Cheyenne River) U.S.A.
Stanley Goodbird Sioux (Sisseton) Africa
Joseph Supangi Sioux (Sisseton) France
William Keoke Sioux (Sisseton) Italy
Louis LaBelle Sioux (Sisseton) France
Arthur F. Sanders Sioux (Sisseton) France
Norman Redthunder Sioux (Sisseton) Germany
Jacob Wood Sioux (Sisseton) Europe
Alexander DuMarce Sioux (Sisseton) Biak Island
Robert Lee White Sioux (Sisseton) U.S.A.
Charles Under Baggage, Jr. Sioux (Pineridge) France
Elmer A. Feather Sioux (Sisseton) Luzon
William Bird Horse Sioux (Standing Rock) Europe
George D. LaPlant Sioux (Cheyenne River)
Levi Traversie Sioux (Cheyenne River)
Art Blue Arm Sioux (Cheyenne River)
Fred Colombe Sioux (Rosebud) Luzon
Winfield Loves War Sioux (Standing Rock) Europe
Joseph Hairychin Sioux (Standing Rock) Pacific
Thomas Crow Necklace Sioux (Standing Rock) France
William Flying Horse Sioux (Standing Rock) Luzon
Vincent Village Center Sioux (Standing Rock) Belgium
Aaron G. Bettelyoun Sioux (Pine Ridge) Holland
Louis Raymond Cottier Sioux (Pine Ridge) Leyte
Clement Crazy Thunder Sioux (Pine Ridge) Iwo Jima
Matt Good Shield Sioux (Pine Ridge) New Guinea
Jacob Herman, Jr. Sioux (Pine Ridge) Holland
James LaPointe, Jr. Sioux (Pine Ridge) Pacific
Francis Leon Killer Sioux (Pine Ridge) Germany
Chester Maple Sioux (Pine Ridge) Pacific
Leroy No Neck Sioux (Pine Ridge) Holland
Norman Portwood Sioux (Pine Ridge) English Channel
Earl J. Two Bulls Sioux (Pine Ridge) Leyte
Thomas Waters Sioux (Pine Ridge) Luzon
Chester Afraid of Bear Sioux (Pine Ridge) U.S.A.
George Ladeau Sioux (Pine Ridge) U.S.A.
Pierre Pau Lee Sioux (Yankton) U.S.A.
Leonard Q. Smith Sioux (Yankton) Pacific
Albert Chief Eagle Sioux (Pine Ridge) U.S.A.
Silas Running Eagle Sioux (Pine Ridge) U.S.A.
James L. DeMarsche Sioux (Rosebud) Tarawa
Roy A Brandon Sioux (Rosebud) Guam
Earl J. Dion Sioux (Rosebud) Africa
William J. Dion Sioux (Rosebud) France
Lorenzo W. Collins Sioux (Rosebud) Germany
Howard Brandon Sioux (Rosebud) Iwo Jima

Waldron Frazier


Charles Under Baggage, Jr.


Felix Ashley




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William Dempsey Austin Sioux (Pine Ridge) Germany
Jesse Cuny Sioux (Pine Ridge) Germany
Charles Swimmer Sioux (Pine Ridge) Luzon
Joe Kitto Chippewa Belgium
Lester Red Boy Sioux (Pine Ridge) Pacific
Vincent Fast Horse Sioux (Pine Ridge) Pacific

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INDIANS
IN THE WAR

1945

www.history.navy.mil/library/online/indians.htm#page16

[monica]

admin said:

INDIANS
IN THE WAR

1945

www.history.navy.mil/library/online/indians.htm#page16

[monicaileana]

my half brothers dad is WINFIELD JAMES LOVES WAR. i am doing family tree work and found this article here. can you tell me anything about him?

admin said:

Census of Mixed Blood Dakota Scouts

It takes awhile to download this after clicking on link. Mostly if you have a slow internet connection but there is alot of information here.


link below-

webzoom.freewebs.com/oyate/pdf/DakotaScouts.pdf

webzoom.freewebs.com/oyate/pdf/DakotaScouts.pdf

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Welcome to the Army Heritage Collection Online!

There is two search boxes use both of them on this search

1. www.army.mil/cmh-pg/search.html


2. www.ahco.army.mil/site/index.jsp





Ok in the search bar on this web page after you click on the link , put in the search box( indian scouts )

Then click on search all

[Stephen Marston]

Feb 9, 2007 0:25:44 GMT -5 mdenney said:

TAMARA POSTED THIS

www.history.navy.mil/library/online/indians.htm

examples of information on website


South Dakota
Guy L. Archambeau Sioux (Yankton) U.S.A.
Daniel L. Quickbear Sioux (Rosebud) Africa
Joseph Running Horse Sioux (Rosebud) Peleliu
Raymond Lodge Skin Sioux (Rosebud) Germany
Warren C. Bonnin Sioux (Yankton) Guam
Floyd Bear Saves Life Sioux (Pine Ridge) France
Philip G. Atkinson Sioux (Rosebud) France
Reuben E. Redfeather Sioux (Rosebud) France
Stanley C. Rogers Sioux (Rosebud) Luzon
Ole J. Johnson Sioux (Sisseton) Germany
James L. Janis Sioux (Pine Ridge) Luxembourg
Waldron Frazier Sioux (Cheyenne River) U.S.A.
Stanley Goodbird Sioux (Sisseton) Africa
Joseph Supangi Sioux (Sisseton) France
William Keoke Sioux (Sisseton) Italy
Louis LaBelle Sioux (Sisseton) France
Arthur F. Sanders Sioux (Sisseton) France
Norman Redthunder Sioux (Sisseton) Germany
Jacob Wood Sioux (Sisseton) Europe
Alexander DuMarce Sioux (Sisseton) Biak Island
Robert Lee White Sioux (Sisseton) U.S.A.
Charles Under Baggage, Jr. Sioux (Pineridge) France
Elmer A. Feather Sioux (Sisseton) Luzon
William Bird Horse Sioux (Standing Rock) Europe
George D. LaPlant Sioux (Cheyenne River)
Levi Traversie Sioux (Cheyenne River)
Art Blue Arm Sioux (Cheyenne River)
Fred Colombe Sioux (Rosebud) Luzon
Winfield Loves War Sioux (Standing Rock) Europe
Joseph Hairychin Sioux (Standing Rock) Pacific
Thomas Crow Necklace Sioux (Standing Rock) France
William Flying Horse Sioux (Standing Rock) Luzon
Vincent Village Center Sioux (Standing Rock) Belgium
Aaron G. Bettelyoun Sioux (Pine Ridge) Holland
Louis Raymond Cottier Sioux (Pine Ridge) Leyte
Clement Crazy Thunder Sioux (Pine Ridge) Iwo Jima
Matt Good Shield Sioux (Pine Ridge) New Guinea
Jacob Herman, Jr. Sioux (Pine Ridge) Holland
James LaPointe, Jr. Sioux (Pine Ridge) Pacific
Francis Leon Killer Sioux (Pine Ridge) Germany
Chester Maple Sioux (Pine Ridge) Pacific
Leroy No Neck Sioux (Pine Ridge) Holland
Norman Portwood Sioux (Pine Ridge) English Channel
Earl J. Two Bulls Sioux (Pine Ridge) Leyte
Thomas Waters Sioux (Pine Ridge) Luzon
Chester Afraid of Bear Sioux (Pine Ridge) U.S.A.
George Ladeau Sioux (Pine Ridge) U.S.A.
Pierre Pau Lee Sioux (Yankton) U.S.A.
Leonard Q. Smith Sioux (Yankton) Pacific
Albert Chief Eagle Sioux (Pine Ridge) U.S.A.
Silas Running Eagle Sioux (Pine Ridge) U.S.A.
James L. DeMarsche Sioux (Rosebud) Tarawa
Roy A Brandon Sioux (Rosebud) Guam
Earl J. Dion Sioux (Rosebud) Africa
William J. Dion Sioux (Rosebud) France
Lorenzo W. Collins Sioux (Rosebud) Germany
Howard Brandon Sioux (Rosebud) Iwo Jima

Waldron Frazier


Charles Under Baggage, Jr.


Felix Ashley




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William Dempsey Austin Sioux (Pine Ridge) Germany
Jesse Cuny Sioux (Pine Ridge) Germany
Charles Swimmer Sioux (Pine Ridge) Luzon
Joe Kitto Chippewa Belgium
Lester Red Boy Sioux (Pine Ridge) Pacific
Vincent Fast Horse Sioux (Pine Ridge) Pacific