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Sioux
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Item
9a
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Anpetu-tokeca (Other Day): Anpetutokeca rescued sixty-two persons from the Massacre of 1862 in Minnesota.
WHi Image ID: 27615.
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9b
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Cut Nose: Who in the Massacre of 1862, in Minnesota, murdered 18 women and children and 5 men.
WHi Image ID: 27616.
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9c
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Mrs. Ed St. Cyr (He-no-nee-kaw): Portrait of Mrs. Ed St. Cyr (He-no-nee-kaw), of the Sioux tribe. The text on the back reads: “Mrs. Ed. St. Cyr. She died about two years ago. I helped dig her grave. Her first husband was Little Priest, and she was the only woman on the scouting expedition of which he was the leader. Her Indian name was He-no-nee-kaw (eldest daughter).” -- Oliver Lemere, 1926.
WHi Image ID: 27617.
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9d
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Sioux Native Americans and wigwams near St. Paul: WHi Image ID: 27618.
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9e
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Mrs. Alexander (Elick) St. Cyr: The text on the back reads: “She came back to Wisconsin, has been dead some time. ” -Oliver Lemere, 1926.
WHi Image ID: 27619.
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9f
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Old Bets: Sioux woman, “120 years old, will long be remembered with gratitude by many of the Minnesota Captives for her kindness to them while among the Sioux in 1862.”
WHi Image ID: 27620.
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9g
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Papoose: WHi Image ID: 27621.
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9h
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Sha-kpe (Little Six): Sioux chief engaged in the Massacre of 1862 and boasted of having killed thirteen women and children.
WHi Image ID: 27624.
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9i
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Te-He-Do-Ne-Cha (One Who Forbids His House): Sioux warrior who was executed at Mankato for his involvement in the Massacre of 1862.
WHi Image ID: 27630.
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9j
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U-Se-Do-Ha, Dakota (Sioux) Belle: WHi Image ID: 27633.
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9k
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Sioux Village of Yankton (Dakota Territory): From Martin's Gallery of Minnesota views.
WHi Image ID: 27639.
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9l
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Wa-Kan-O-Zhan-Zhan (Medicine Bottle): Wa-Kan-O-Zhan-Zhan engaged in the Massacre of 1862 and was a prisoner at Fort Snelling.
WHi Image ID: 27646.
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9m
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William Riley: WHi Image ID: 27647.
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