older graves list and ?

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crow creek older graves

st john episcopal

Name Year Buried Section Grave #
Band Hand, Anna 1897 Blk 14 21
Band Hand, Helen 1889 blk 14 20
Band Hand, Julia 1889 14 18
Bear Unk 16 50
Bear, Child Unk 16 48
Bear, Child Unk 16 24
Bear, Danial 1901 16 47
Big Nation Unk 20 ?4
Black Eagle, Moses 1898
Black Eagle, Thomas 1883
Bliss, Baby Unk
Bliss, Bob Unk
Bliss, George 1889
Bliss, Jennie 1890
Bliss, Margaret 1889
Bob Tail Goose, Jennie 1896
Bowed Head, James 1892
Briggs, Charles 1900
Brother Of All Unk
Bruyier, John 1893
Bruyier, Lawrence 1887
Buck, Eugene 1885
Candi Zata win, Edna 1901
Cankde Cinca, Harry 1893
Carpenter, Harry 1889
Carpenter, Mary 1900
Carpenter, Rosalie 1900
Carpenter, William 1900
Clark, Maria 1894
Clark, Marie 1897
Clark, Paul 1901
Clark, Ross 1890
Cooper Unk
Crow, Lillian Baby Unk
Ear, Hanna 1890
Ear, Mary 1890
Ear, Rachel 1899
Fleury, Nancy 1889
Four Cloud 1890
Four Cloud, Henry 1890
Four Cloud, Mary 1887
Good Girl, Mary 1894
Good Horn, Child 1890
Good Horn, Emma 1888
Grey Bear Unk
Grey Bear Unk
Grey Bear, Alex 1890
Grey Bear, Baby Unk
Grey Bear, Isaac 1890
Grey Bear, Jennatt 1890
Grey Rebecca Wanmdigi 1887
Grey Bear, Susan 1900
Hare, Albert 1889
Hare, Rosa 1892
Hawk, Thomas 1889
Hayes, Emma 1882
Hears The Wind, Alice 1895
Hears The Wind, Edward 1892
Hears The Wind Martha 1896
Hears The Wind Millie 1895
Hears The Wind Rosie 1895
Hears The Wind Sarah 1901
Hears The Wind Sophie Unk
Hears The Wind Thomas Unk
High Bear, Grace Howard 1893
High Bear, Joseph 1896
High Bear, Rebecca 1896
His Day, Thomas 1897
How, Emma 1895
Howard, Mamie Snow 1893
Howe, Oscar 1898
Irving, Richard (Joe) 1895
Kage, Win Waste 1894
Keeler, Ambrose 1900
Lazy Bear, Chauncy 1883
Lazy Bear, Susan Unk
LIttle Eagle Unk
Little Eagle, Baby Unk
Little Eagle, Baby Unk
Little Eagle, Baby Unk
Little Eagle, Mr Unk
Lone Bull, Anna 1885
Lone Bull, Andrew 1897
Lone Bull, Annie 1887
Lone Bull, Alice 1883
Lone Bull, Baby Unk
Lone Bull, Baby 1890
Lone Bull, Child 1897
Lone Bull, Ella 1890
Lone Bull, Lula Unk
Loudner, Baby 1897
Low Buck, Eliza 1892
Low Buck, Lowie 1890
Low Buck, Lizzie 1900
Low Buck, Mr 1890
McBride, Annie 1891
McBride, Charles 1901
McBride, Frederick 1887
McBride,Grover 1894
McBride, James 1893
McBride,Robert 1893
Many Arrow, Eva 1901
Miniyatawakawin 1886
Nimrod, Alvin 1895
Nimrod, Smith 1894
Oldman, Aaran 1901
Oldman, Alice 1898
Oun, Baby 1885
Oun, Louis 1884
Owlhead, Mathew 1889
Philbrick, George 1888
Pratt, Grace 1891
Pratt, Mrs. Rebecca 1894
Pratt, Sophia 1886
Pretty Hand, Joseph 1888
Pretty Lightning, Santee William 1897
Roundhead, James 1891
SAntee, Angelina 1898
Santee, Baby unk
Santee, Baby 1897
Santee, Jacob 1888
Saul, Agnes 1888
Sau, Alice 1886
Saul, David 1901
Sazu, Lucy 1889
Scattering Bear, Lot 1901
Shavehead, Agnes 1892
Sidehill, William 1898
Strong Blanket, Lavinia 1901
Tatiyopa, Grace 1897
Tatiyopa, Hannah 1887
Tatiyopa, Helen 1886
Thrownaway, David 1889
Thrownaway, Lula 1889
Thrownaway, Paul 1895
Tiona, David 1892
Tiona, Marie (White Ghost) 1892
Trembling, Henry 1889
Truthteller, Philip 1889
Truthteller, Philip 1886
Truthteller, William 1898
Tuttle, Sarah 1890
Tuttle, Timothy 1889
Two Heart, Theresa 1895
Wagehunka, Amos 1885
Wagehunka, Susan 1886
Wagehunka, Thomas 1882
Wahukezatanikiya, Paul 1893
Wahpezewin, Jennie 1888
Wakankditanin win, Emma 1900
Wankaninwin, Faith 1897
White, Isaias 1892
Williams, Alex 1882
Williams, Henry 1888
Williams, Joseph 1882
Williams, Lawrence 1895
Williams, Oliver 1898

Crow Creek Presbyterian

Big Eagle, Marie 1901
Big Eagle, Martha 1901
Big Eagle, Sam 1901
Canter, Millia 1894
Fleury, Clarence 1890
Fleury, Maggie 1898
Fleury, John 1898
Fleury, Cora 1894
Fleury, George 1892
Fleury, Jessie 1891
Hoop, Jonnie 1895
Kahiihpeya, Gideon 1894
Lawrence, Child unk
Lawrence, Elizabeth 1891
Nimrod, Baby 1901
Nimrod, Infant 1899
Nimrod, Richard 1900
Philbrick Robert 1901
Philbrick, Charley 1898
Philbrick Raymond 1900
Saul Guy 1900
Saul Josephen 1900ia
Saul, Susan 191
Snow, Mary 1901
White Elk 1901


St Peter

Brother Of All (Baby) 1897
Cetanwin, Lucy 1892
Day, Alice 1900
Day, Amy 1894
Day, Danial 1897
Four Horns, Mrs. 1900
Four Horns, 1897
Four Horns, Henry 1895
Four Horns, Helen 1899
Tawacinwastewin, Maryunk
Truthteller, Mr. 1899
Walker, Eliza 1897

All Saints

Hante Wakan, Child 1892
Hante Wakan, John 1892
Hante Wakan, Louisa 1887
Keeble, Esther 1897
LIttle Cloud, Philip 1900
Medicine Crow, Austie 1889
Medicine Crow, Child unk
Ptesonmani, Child 1888
Slow, William 1889
Sunka Ska, Anna 1888
Sunka Ska, Millie 1888
Sunka Ska, Sarah 1888
Wanmditopa, Jennie 1892
Wanmditopa, Mary 1892
Wanmditopa, Simon 1892
Sanmditopa, Stephen 1892
Wanmditopa, Thomas 1892
Wikoskewin, Helen 1900


Christ Church Episcopal

Bad Moccasin Child 1885
Bad Moccasin 1894
Badger Charles 1899
Badger, Fred 1889
Bader Jennie 1900
Banks Jessie 1901
Bear Bull Julia 1896
Bear Bull 1892
Blue Leaf Frank 1900
Buck Henry 1887
Buck Hanna 1889
Carpenter Mary (LeClair) 1889
DeGrey Antonie 1885
Deloria George 1899
Beloria Lucy 1900
Demans Eugene 1890
Demons Nancy 1887
Demans Paul 1890
Eagle David 1900
Eagle Nellie 1900
Eagle Dog Florence 1900
Eagle Dog Thomas 1901
Eagle Man Lucy 1896
Ear Nelson 1900
Enger William Wallce 1887
Fearless Hawk Anna 1888
Fire Cloud Daniel 1901
Fire Cloud Emma 1886
First Hail Eugene 1881
Four Bears Paul 1897
Hinhan Samuel 1891
Hinhan Samuel 1891
Hinhan Joshua 1892
Hinhan Ellen 1886
Jacobs Victory 1893
LaClair Amelia 1873
LaClair Antoinie 1888
LaClair Bland Bland 1889
LaClair Charles 1891
LaClair Julia 1875
LaClair Lizzie 1886
LaClair Sophia 1883
LaClair Twins 1889
Lariat Andrew 1901
Little Dog Alex 1899
Little Dog Roy 1901
Long Feathr Julia 1896
One Ear Edward Ashley 1878
Pretty Boy Juliaa 1897
Shoots Enemy Cecelia 1899
Shoots Enemy John 1900
Sinte Peta 1890
Slaffin Paul 1890
Smith Louis P 1872
Standing Elk Agnes 1889
St Pierre Manahsa M 1898
Strong, Burk R 1901
Swift Mark 1878
Talking Crow Fred 1897
TawakaMuhawin (Her Whistle) 1890
Tawakankdiyata Frank 1892
Thompson Horace 1890
Thompson Ida 1900
Tipiskawin Mary (Fleury) 1878
Tiyona Lewis 1898
Twin Joseph 1892
Unknown (about 60-70)
Red Crow Roy 1892
Red Day Danial 1887
Red Day Jennie 1888
Red Day John 1900
Red Day Treon 1887
Rondell Emma 1897
Rondell Helen 1899
Rondell James? 1899
Rondell Lizzie 1890
Rondell Margarette 1899
Rondell Sophia 1895
Rondell Baby 1899
Wabashaw Baby Unk
Wells Catherine 1883
Wells Clay 1886
White Dog Henry 1898
White Dog Joseph 1898
White Horse Mamie 1898
Winona Dutawin Rebecca 1895
Wizi Elizabeth 1891
Wizi Guy 1898
Wizi Joseph 1888
Wizi Mary 1894
Wizi Solomon Unk
Wizi Mrs Unk
Wizi Child Unk
Yellow Back Moses 1900
Yellow Dog Alice 1901
Yellow Dog Joseph 1901
Zuyatehida Thomas 1889

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Standing Rock Graves 4200 graves in sioux county n

link below-

ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nd/sioux/cemetery/siouxcem.txt

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October 19, 2004
What is the historical evidence for the location of burials of Dakota people who died during the winter of 1862-63 at the Fort Snelling internment camps? Historian Corrine Marz, who has been doing research on the Fort Snelling camps, provides this information:

I have little documentation, only some possible suggestions, about what happened to the Dakota who died in the camp at Fort Snelling in the winter of 1862-63. Many of the Dakota who died then may have been buried at at Pilot Knob in Mendota. But other sites may have been selected as well. Good Star Woman, in her account in the book Through Dakota Eyes (page 263) said that a number of the people in the camp died of measles. Twenty to fifty people died in a day. She remembered that both the children and elderly were buried together in a long trench; the older people at the bottom of the trench with the children placed on top of them. She also recalled that of this trench or a second one, that a Roman Catholic priest brought a box for each body and put them in the trench until spring, “and then buried them right.”

For those buried at Pilot Knob or Mendota, wood caskets would have required a trip across the Minnesota by ferry with transport by wagon up the hill. If there were a hundred or more deaths, that would have taken great effort. It would not have been impossible, though. [Additional note: In the only known photograph of the camp, the river was frozen over and a dark track is evident in the ice where people crossed the river toward Mendota with wagons or other means.]

Another reference (which I only recall, but do not have) stated that the Dakota dead were buried in mass graves near the Fort. In the Army records, on the March 19, 1863 morning report, Lt. William McKusick, Indian Camp Superintendent, noted that the Dakota were moved up from the encampment because of flooding. There is no report that they returned to the fenced enclosure on the river prior to their May 1863 removal. One newspaper report placed the new encampment “about a mile from the Fort in the direction towards Bloomington.” The location would have been at least one third of the way to the Mall of America at the present Post Road location.

Also, because a number of the Dakota had been dug up and mutilated after burial, some were buried either permanently or temporarily, under the tipis within the Fort Snelling internment camp. It was a desperate action. They realized that secret burials might be essential. Once the ground was workable, Father Ravoux, possibly with the help of the missionaries Samuel or Gideon Pond, may have taken some of the caskets beyond where the Dakota were removed, to bury them in a secret and secure place. To safeguard this cemetery there would have been no fanfare or advertising of its location. The boxes would have been placed on wagons and taken up the road from the encampment, past the steamboat landing, and toward Post Road. Dakota may have come to assist in this effort. Ravoux and the other missionaries would not have anticipated the future development in the area. I suspect that there is a paper trail, but I have not found it yet.

link below-

www.minnesotahistory.net/Additions.htm

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This article originally appeared in the Phillips community's Alley Newspaper, November 2004.
Photo: Susan Hunter Weir

Mary Prescott:

Daughter of Cloud Man, “Spirit of the Moon,” Buried Here with Son and Husband

Mary Prescott is the only known full-blooded Native American buried in Minneapolis Pioneers and Soldiers Memorial Cemetery. The exact date of her birth was not recorded, but she is thought to have been born in either 1804 or 1806. Her father, Cloud Man, was the elder of the band of Dakotas who lived by Lake Calhoun. The name that Mary was given by her family was Nah-he-no-wenah, or “Spirit of the Moon.” In 1823, she became the common-law wife of Philander Prescott, one of the first traders to provide provisions to the soldiers at Fort Snelling. Prescott had arrived in territorial Minnesota in 1819 and later worked as a government interpreter and agricultural agent.

In 1823, Prescott approached Cloud Man to ask for permission to marry his daughter. In keeping with the custom of the times, Prescott brought Mary's father gifts including ten blankets, a rifle, a pony, and five gallons of whiskey. Cloud Man took three days to agree to the marriage but it took another ten days before Mary consented.

There are several descriptions of Mary in histories that were written by territorial pioneers. She was known to have understood French and English although she was only heard to speak Dakota. She was pictured as a gracious hostess, but one who always stood silently in the background. The marriage between Philander and Mary Prescott has been portrayed as one of the great romances of Minnesota territorial pioneer history, and in many ways it was.

Those descriptions of Mary Prescott, with one notable exception, seem to have been derived from territorial pioneer Colonel John Stevens' recollections of her. In his memoirs her husband, Philander Prescott, described her as a far more complex person. He depicted her as a resolute woman who remained close to her family and continued to share their values. Mary left him on at least one occasion over a disagreement about how to raise their bi-racial children in 1830's Minnesota. In turn, Philander left his wife and children and went South in search of business opportunities; two years later he returned to them. At a time when it was not uncommon for traders to live with, but later abandon, their Native American wives and children, Prescott observed, “Little did I think at that time that I should live with her until old age.” The Prescott's marriage lasted over 40 years.

Philander Prescott was one of the casualties at the Lower Agency during the 1862 Dakota Conflict. He was brought back to Minneapolis and buried in Minneapolis Pioneers and Soldiers Memorial Cemetery. After his death Mary moved to Shakopee to live with their daughter, Lucy Pettijohn. Mary died there on March 29, 1867. She was buried next to her husband and their son, Lorenzo Taliferro Prescott, a Civil War veteran. Lorenzo died from ulcers on January 2, 1869, at the age of 30.



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Santee Deaths 1871-1879 Iapi Oaye

IAPI OAYE Vital Statistics 1871-1879

Vol 1 # 1, May 1871

Deaths, page 3

WINDWOMAN (Tatewin), d Jan l871 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 # 1 p 3]

SITSWITHMETAL (Mazayuhayankewin) d Jan 26, 1871 - Isanyati ( Santee) [v 1 # 1 p 3]

TWOKETTLEDOG (Quebec Ataya -Quebec All) d Feb 12, 1871 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 #1l p 3]

METALPAILWOMAN (Mazayegawin) d Mar 7, 1871 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 # 1 p 3]

FRENIER, LOUIS d Mar 21, 1871 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 # 1 p 3]

FEMALEVOICECALLWOMAN (Winyanhotowin) d Mar 24, 1871 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 # 1 p 3]


Vol 1 # 3 July l871

Deaths page 3

FOURLIGHTENINGWOMAN (Wakanhditopawin) d April 8, 1871 - Isanyate (Santee)
[v 1 # 3 p 3]
STANDINGSOLDIER (Akicitanajin) d April 30, 1871 - Isanyate (Santee) [v 1 # 3 p 3]


GREATSINGER (Wakandowan) d May 1, 1871 - Isanyate (Santee) [v 1 # 3 p 3]

IRON (Maza) d June 2, 1871 - Isanyate (Santee) [v 1 # 3 p 3]

CUTBYLIGHTENING (Wakanhdiota) d June 3, 1871 - Isanyate (Santee) [v 1 # 3 p 3]


Vol 1 # 5, September 1871

BUMPSHARDWALKING's son (Wakaniyspa mani) d Aug 3, 1871 - Isanyata (Santee)
[v 1 # 5 p 3]

Vol 1 #6 December 1871

Deaths - page 3

HISHOUSESHOOTSSPRING (Tipitawa Witakute) d Nov 1871 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 # 6 p 3]

RAISESDUST (Makanamduwin) d Sept 12, 1871 - Isanyate (Santee) [v 1 # 6 p 3]

HISARROW (Tawahinkpe) d Nov 1871 - Isanyate (Santee) [ v 1 # 6 p 3]

LAFROMBOISE, JULIA A d Sept 29, 1871 - Isanyata (Santee) [v 1 # 6 p 3]

Volume 1 # 9 March 1872




KAKPANKPANKU, ANNA d 3-3-1872 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 # 9 p 4]

Vol 1 # 10, April 1872

Deaths - pg 3

WALKINGHAWK (CETANMANI), JOHN d 3-17-1872 [v 1 # 10 p 3]

SPOTTEDFACEWOMAN (ITEHDESKASKAWIN) d 3-l4-l872, baptised fall l871 - Isanyati
(Santee) [v 1 # 10 p 3]

GOODWIND (TATEWASTEWIN) d 4-13-1872 - Isanyati (Santee) [ v 1 # 10 p 3]

TOUCHESGROUNDASHEWALKS (MAKAICAHDAHIYAYEDAN) d 4-3-1872 - Isanyati (Santee)
[v 1 # 10 p 3]

Vol 1, # 11, May 1872

Deaths pg 3

HASFIRE (PETOHAN) d April 1872 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 # 11 p 3]

WINDBLOWS (TATEYANPAWIN)+ child d April 1872 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 # 11 p 3]

AFRAIDOFROCK (Iyankokipewin) child d April l872 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 # 11 p 3]

GOODFELLOW, WILLIAM' s child April d 1872 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 1 # 11 p 3]

GOODMEDICINEWOMAN (Pejutawastewin) d April 27, 1872 - Isanyate (Santee) [v 1 # 11 p 3]

RUNSONEARTH (Makaainyankedan) d April 1872 - Isanyate (Santee) [v 1 # 11 p 3]

Vol 2 # 1, Jan 1873

Deaths, page 2

WALKSNEARMETAL (Mazakiyemani) d no date - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 1 p 2]

BRAZEAU, CHARLEY d Aug 27, 1872 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 1 p 2]


WALKSONWATER (Hokiddanminiamani) died June 20, 1872 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 1 p 2]

HOLYHAIL's (Wasuwakanhdicinca) son died June 30, 1872 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 1 p 2]


Vol 2, # 4 April 1873

Deaths, page 14

SEESMANY, LUCY bap Feb 8, 1873 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 4 p 14]
HISWIND's child bap Feb 1873 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 4 p 14]


Vol 2 #7 July 1873

Deaths pg 27

IRONHOUSEWOMAN, NANCY FORD d 5-1-1873 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 7 p 27]

RUNSTHROUGHWIND, JOHN d 4-9-1873 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 7 p 27]

MOVINGWIND, MRS d 5-4-1873 - Isanyati (Santee [v 2 # 7 p 27]

LITTLEBUFFALO, MRS died last fall, no date - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 7 p 27]


Vol 2 No 8 August 1873

Deaths pg 30

WALKINGHAWK, MRS d 6-1-1873 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 8 p 30]

BLOWWOMAN, MRS d 6-13-1873 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 2 # 8 p 30]


Vol 2 # 11, Nov 1873

Deaths pg 42

GROWNWITHIN died 9-1873 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 2 # 11 p 42]

HERTRIBE d no date - Isanyti (Santee) [v 2 # ll p 42]

COMESSOFTENING d no date - Isanyti (Santee) [v 2 # 11 p 42]

REDEARTHWOMAN died 9-25-1873 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 2 # 11 p 42]


Vol 2 # 11, Nov 1873

Death pg 44

SCARLETEARTH died at Santee Agency 9-25-1873. [ v 2 # 11 p 44]


Word Carrier -- pg 8 - Deaths - from Small Pox at Isanyti (Santee) - there were 60
Add l4 more as follows:

SHELL (WAMNUHADAN) d Isanyti (Santee) from Small pox [v 3 # 2 p 6]

MISSESHERTRACKS (OYENAKISNAWIN) d Isanyti (Santee) from Small pox [v 3 # 2 p 6]

BASKIN, OLIVER (leska cinca tanka) d Isanyti (Santee) from small pox {v 3 # 2 p 6]

CHOSENWOMAN (HDAHINAPWEIN) d Isanyti (Santee) from small pox [v 3 # 2 p 6]

PRAYS (CEKIYE) d Isanyti (Santee) from small pox [v 3 # 2 p 6]

WIZON CINCA CISTINA d Isanyti (Santee) from small pox {v 3 # 2 p 6]

PAHU d Isanyti (Santee) from small pox {v 3 # 2 p 6]

ISTAPAJODAN, HAPAN d from small pox - Isanyti (Santee) [v 3 # 2 p 6]

SUNKAWANAGI CINCA WIKOSKA d from small pox - Isanyti (Santee)
[v 3 # 2 p 6]

ZOMI CIUHINTKU d from small pox - Isanyti (Santee) [v 3 # 2 p 6]

IHANKTONWAN HOKSIDAN WAN d from small pox - Isanyti (Santee)
[v 3 # 2 p 6]

WAPAPAMANI d from small pox - Isanyti (Santee) [v 3 # 2 p 6]

HAPSTIN, WAKANKA WAN d from small pox - Isanyti (Santee) [ v 3 # 2 p 6]

HEPANKA d from small pox - Isanyti (Santee) [v 3 # 2 p 6]

Deaths pg 8

INGHAM, REV SAMUEL d 12-27-1873 - Santee Agency [v 3 # 2 p 8]


Vol 3 # 3, March 1874

Deaths, page 10

IRONHAND died 1-7-1874 - Isanyati (Santee) [v 3 # 3 p 10]

Vol 4 No 6 June 1875

Deaths, page 22

FASTRUNNER, NORA d 4-9-1875 - Isanyate (Santee) [v 4 # 6 p 22]

ABRAHAM, MRS ELI d 4-9-1875 - Isanyate (Santee) [v 4 # 6 p 22]

BLUESHIMSELF, WILLIAM d April 1875 - Isanyate (Santee) [v 4 # 6 p 22]

Vol 5 No 1 January l876

Deaths page 2

ROSS, AMOS d 11-12-1875 - Isanti (Santee) [v 5 # 1 p 2]

JONES, SAMUEL d 11-15-1875 - Isanti (Santee) [v 5 # 1 p 2]

MAKESLIGHTENINGWOMAN's infant 11-16-1875 - Isanti (Santee) [ v 5 # 1 p 2]
Vol 5 # 3 March 1876

Deaths pg 10

SEESMOUNTAIN d 2-4-1876 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 5 # 3 p 10]


Vol 5 No 4 April 1876

LITTLEBUFFALO d 2-14-1876 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 5 # 4 p 14]


Vol 5 # 6 June 1876

Deaths page 22

REDHAT d 4-23-1876 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 5 # 6 p 22]

ECHOS d 4-17-1876 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 5 # 6 p 22]

FASTWOMAN d 4-18-1876 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 5 # 6 p 22]

SHOOTS, WINONA d 4-19-1876 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 5 # 6 p 22]

REDWING, SADIE d 4-20-1876 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 5 # 6 p 22]


Vol 5 # 9 September 1876

Deaths pg 30

BROWNSHIMSELFELSEWERE d 7-1876 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 5 # 9 p 30]


Vol 5 # 11 November 1876

Deaths pg 42

STANDSLAST d 9-27-1876 - Isanyti (Sante) [v 5 # 11 p 42]

ZIMMERMAN, DANIEL, son of Ulysses and Alice Zimmerman d 9-28-1876 - Isanyti (Santee)
[v 5 # 11 p 42]

Vol 6 # 3 March 1877

REDWING, DAVID d 12-27-1876 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 6 # 3 p11l]

Vol 6 # 10 October 1877

Deaths pg 40

WHITE, BELL d 8-77- Isanyti (Santee) [v 6 #10 p 40]


Vol 6 # 11 November 1877

Deaths pg 43

JINGLES d 9-7-1877 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 6 # 11 p 43]

HEMANS Child of Rev. Hemans d 8-20-1877 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 6 # 11 p 43]

WINONA (FIRSTGIRL)+, ANNA's child d 9-2-1877 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 6 # 11 p 43]

RETURNSTWICECHILD (NONPAHDINAJIN CINCA) d 9-20-1877 - Isanyti (Santee)
[v 6 # 11 p 43]


Vol 7 # 3 March 1878

WALKSONGRASS, EMMA age 3 d dau of Solomon Walkson Grass d 5-27-1877- - Isanyti
(Santee) [v 7 # 3 p 11]
WALKSONGRASS, LUCY age l, dau of Solomon Walks on Grass d 10-1877 -Isanyti (Santee)
[v 7 # 3 p 11]

Vol 7 # 4 April 1878

FRAZIER, THOMAS STAR son of Star Frazier d 3-13-1878 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 7 # 4 p 15]

FRAZIER, MARY dau of James Frazier d 3-16-1878 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 7 # 4 p 15]

Vol 7 # 5 May 1878

JONES, SUSAN dau of Samuel & Cornelia Jones d 4-7-1878 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 7 # 5 p1l9]

ZIMMERMAN, EMMA dau of Ulysses and Alice Zimmerman d 4-7-1878 - Isanyti (Santee)
[v 7 # 5 p 19]


Vol 7 # 6 June 1878

REDHOOPWOMAN d 5-13-1878 - Santee Agency [v 7 # 6 p 23]


Vol 7 # 10 October 1878

ZIMMERMAN, CHARLES d 9-14-1878 - Santee Agency [v 7 # 10 p 39]

Vol 7 # 12 December 1878

GOODTHUNDER, JENNY d 10-1878 - Santee Agency [v 7 # 12 p 47]

Vol 8 # 1 January 1879

Deaths pg 2

HEMANS, REV DANIEL died 9-18-1878 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 8 # 1 p 2]

Vol 8 # 2 February 1879

Deaths pg 7

HAPAN (SECONDDAUGHTER)+, NANCY d 12-15-1878 - Santee Agency, NE [v 8 # 2 p 7]

JINGLES, JENNY d 11-5-1878 - Santee Agency, NE [v 8 # 2 p 7]

Vol 8 # 3 March 1879

KNEELS d 1-31-1879 - Isanyti (Santee) [v 8 # 3 p 11]

Vol 8 # 4 April 1879

GRAHAM, DUNCAN A d 2-15-79 - Santee Agency [v 8 # 4 p 15]


Vol 8 #5 May 1879

GRAHAM, AUGUSTUS, son of Mary Graham d 3-17-1879 - Flandreau [v 8 # 5 p 19]

BOYD, ISABELLA GRAY d 4-4-1879 - Santee Agency [v 8 # 5 p 19]

WALKINGBUFFALO (PTEGOMANI) d 3-9-1879 - Santee Agency [v 8 # 5 p 19]

Vol 8 # 6 June 1879

KITTO, LUCY d 4-27-1879 - Santee Agency [v 8 # 6 p 23]


Vol 8 # 10 October 1879

REDWING, SARAH d 9-9-1878 - Santee Agency [v 8 # 10 p 39]

DASHNER, GEORGE d 9-11-1879 - Santee Agency [v 8 # 10 p 39]

Vol 8 # 11 November 1879

WALKINGWHISTLEBEAR (PTEZOMANI), JESSIE d 10-10-1879 - Santee Agency
[v 8 # 11 p 43]