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Note: this list is far from complete, It is presented to show the many different kinds of people that were involved in the U.S. Dakota War of 1862.

Big Eagle, Jerome (Wamditanka), born 1827 at Black Dog's Village, son of Chief Gray Iron, and succeeded him as chief. In 1857 he was at the Redwood Agency and joined the farmer band. He was a reluctant participant in the US Dakota War. DI.DU, DW.LCSS, TDE, TN, WW, Surrendered to Col Sibley at Camp Release, Dakota, Redwood, Brown, http://collections.mnhs.org/MN imprisoned at Davenport. Lived last years near Nicollet, Yellow Med., HistoryMagazine/articles/38/v3 Granite Falls. Renville, Lac qui Parle 8i03p126-149.pdf

Good Road: band leader. Participated in the attack on the Yellow Medicine Agency warehouse. Father of the sub-chief Mankato (not the old chief for whom the town was named). His band members were noted as part of the group at the Ft. Snelling internment camp. DD. DII, TDE Dakota, Yellow Medicine, CM, DU, LCSS, LP, TDU, TDE, McLeod TN, TT,

Mankato, Chief Yellow Med. Renville, Brown DD, DU,DW, LP,TDE

DD, DW, TDE, TN, biography in Mazomani (Iron Walker) Yellow Medicine TT,

Red Iron (Maza Sa, Mazaxa) Lac qui Parle DW, TDU, LP, TN

Shakopee (Little Six) a chief whose village was located near present-day Shakopee in the 1840's, and after 1853 near the Redwood Agency. He participated in the attacks on settlers at Beaver Creek and Sacred Heart Creek,and in the . He fled to Canada, where he was captured. He was returned to and hanged in November 1865. Scott, Redwood DD. DU,DW, LCSS,TDE, TN

Standing Buffalo (Tatanka Nazin), Sisseton Big Stone DD, DU,,LP, TDE, DUV, TDU, TN

Wabasha, Winona, Nicollet, Renville, Yellow Medicine, Wabasha, Joseph (Wabasha III) Brown DU, DW, LCSS, TDE, TN

Wacouta (Wakute)chief, opposed war, Redwood DII (photo), DU, TDE,TN (SOME) NOTABLE PEOPLE US-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862 DAKOTA WARRIORS Note: some Dakota varied in their attitudes toward the war: were at times friendly, sometimes ordered into fighting, other times were allied with the hostile group. Others were completely hostile at all times.

DD, DU, DUV, DW, Linder Cut Nose, notorious warrior Yellow Med., Redwood website. TDE. LCSS Dowanniye Yellow Medicine DD, TDE Godfrey, Joseph (Otakle, Many Kills), black man married to Dakota woman, warrior, testified Dakota, Rice, Bown, against Dakota at trials, sentence lifted in Redwood, Yellow Med. DD, DW, DU, DUV, TDE, TDU, exchange for testimony Renville, Lac qui Parle WW, Medicine Bottle (Wakanozanozan) warrior, fled to Canada later was captured and returned, hanged Dakota, Washington, at Ft. Snelling 1865. Redwood, YM, DU, DW, LCSS, TDE, Rdainyanka (Rattling Runner) son-in-law of Wabasha, supported killing captives, angry at DU 117, DW 61,72-73, TDE, Wabasha, hanged at Mankato. Redwood, Yellow Medicine DUV, TN

White Spider (John Wakeman)(Big Thunder), (Wakantonka);, fought with Little Crow and escaped onto the plains with him. Surrendered at Dakota, Yellow Med., Pembina Jan. 1864, imprisoned. Spent last years Redwood, Grey Cloud at Morton. Island, Renville DU,TDE, DII, DW Wowinape (Thomas Wakeman.)Little Crow's son, DU, DW,LCSS, TDE, TDU. escaped with him onto the plains, with Little Crow http://www.findagrave.com/cgi- when he was killed, later he and some friends bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=3273 founded the Y.M.C.A at Flandreau SD. Brown, McLeod, YM 9206

FARMER INDIANS Lac qui Parle, Yellow Anawangmani, Simon Medicine DD, TDE., TDU, TN, LCSS Yellow Med., led 62 whites from the Upper Agency to safety in Shakopee, St. Otherday, John Paul TDE, TDU.TN helped rescue settlers, Peace Party. Locations.Redwood, see listing under Dakota Taopi Dakota, Rice Friendlies White Dog Redwood TDE

DAKOTA FRIENDLIES Akipa ( Akipa) Yellow Medicine, LqP DD, DU, MH 1, TDE TN Anawangmani, Simon LqP, Yellow Med. DU, M&I, TN, Chaske, Robert Hopkins (Chaskedon) protected T.S. Williamson, helped rescue Sophia Huggins LqP, Yellow Med. DD, DU, TN Cloud Man, (Mahpiya-wicasta) Wahepton leader, had village at Lake Calhoun, Bloomington, then to MN.River Valley. Peace party Hennepin, LqP, Yellow Med. DD, LCSS, TDE Note: were there two leaders named Cloud Man The question needs clarification Cloud Man-Mdewakanton or only one? by historians. (SOME) NOTABLE PEOPLE US-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862

Crawford, Charles Renville;b. 1837, clerk at Yellow Medicine agency, at Ft. Snelling internment camp, scout for Sibley's 1863 expedition, llcensed Big Stone, Sibley, YM, preacher in later life on Sisseton Reservation. Traverse DD, DU, TDE, TN Crooks, John, Sacred Stone Man, protected seven captives between August 18, 1862 and Sept. 26, 1862. Redwood DU, Crooks, Mrs. Mary, Christian Dakota woman, protected Mrs. N.D. White throughout the conflict. Redwood DU Dakota, Brown, YM, Hakewaste, Robert (Good 5th Son) Renville DD. TDE, TT, DD, DU, TDE , photo: Good Thunder, Andrew, Christian Dakota, husband Redwood, Yellow Medicine, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File of Snana (Maggie Brass), protected captives Renville :GoodThunderandSnana.jpg LqP, Chippewa, Nicollet, DD, DU, LP,TDE, TDU, TN, PS- Lawrence, Lorenzo Yellow Medicine Ch. 10, WW

Mazakutemani, (Little Paul), Christian Indian, Peace Party, spokesman, LqP, Chip, YM DD, DU,LCSS, TDE, TT, LP, MH2 YM, LqP http://www.findagrave.com Mazomani (Iron Walker), Wahpeton chief, delegate /cgi- to Washington 1858,protected whites at Upper bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid= Agency, peace party. 60977941 DD, DU, TDE, TT, LP Other Day, John, rescued and protected settlers, Nicollet, Yelow Medicine, DD, DU, TDE, TDU, DW,LP Red Iron (Mazasa), Wahpeton chief, opposed and halted Little Crow's journey, LqP DD, DU, DW, TDU, TT, Rdayamannee (Rattling Walker) protected Nancy McClure Faribault Huggan and other half breeds TDE Rdainyanka (Rattling Runner) son-in-law of Wabasha, supported killing captives, angry at DD, DW 61,72-73, DU 117, TDE Wabasha, hanged at Mankato. 196 Scarlet Plume LqP, Traverse? DD, DU, TDE, LP Standing Buffalo Big Stone DD, DU, TDE, LP,TN DD, DW, DU,TDE. TT, LP, TN, http://www.faribault.org/history Taopi LqP, Redwood, Rice 2/Taopi/Taopi_before.html Two Stars, Solomon LqP,YM DD, TDE Wakanmani (Spirit Walker) LqP DD, M&I, LP,

DAKOTA WOMEN Frenier, Susan (Mrs. Joseph L. Brown) YM, more DD, DU, DW, TDE, TDU, TN Redwood, Yellow Med. Good Star Woman Henn, Goodhue TDE Hapanista (Mary LaBatte) Redwood? TT Mazadhewin, Winona (Abigail) Crawford, (Iron Ring). 1805-1897) Mother of Susan Frenier Brown, married to Akipa, mother of Charles R. Crawford and Thomas Crawford. Active in mission church at Yellow Medicine, cared for prioners in Big Stone, Lac qui Parle, Mankato prison. Yellow Medicine, DD, MH 1:128 DU, TDE, WW, TN photo: Dakota,Redwood,Lac qui http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File Snana (Maggie Brass). Protected Mary Schwandt Parle, Hennepin, Rice. :GoodThunderandSnana.jpg Totedutawin, Catherine, active in church at , protected settlers LqP, YM TDE, TDU, LqPDM, M&I, PS,TN (SOME) NOTABLE PEOPLE US-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862 Wakeman, Evelyn (Mahpiyatowin) (Blue Sky Woman): relative of Little Crow who fled with him to and preserved the story of the war from the Dakota family perspective. Married to White Spider (John C. Wakeman) Henn. Redwood, Renville DD, TDE, WW

http://dss.ucsd.edu/~rfrank/cla ss_web/ES- Maza Okiye Win (Woman Who Talks to Iron) 114A/Week%203/WilsonGrand (Isabel Roberts) Yellow Medicine motherAIQ20-1.pdf

MIXED BLOODS some fought willingly, some were pressed into fighting, some were friendly, some protected and rescued escapees, some were taken prisoner Brown, Samuel J. DD, DU,LP, WW,TDE,TN Campbell, Antoine Joseph DD, CM, DU, MH 3, TDE, TN •Coursolle, Joseph. A mixed blood man born about 1833 in Devils Lake ND. After the death of his parents when he was young, he was reared and educated by Henry Sibley at Mendota. Joesph learned the blacksmith trade. With his white wife Jane Killkool and their several children, they lived at Traverse de Sioux between 1856 and 1860. They were living at the Redwood Agency by 1862. See Redwood County. TDE Dakota, Redwood, Nicollet DD, DUV, TDE, TDU

Faribault, Alexander was a second generation fur trader who first came to the Cannon River Valley in 1826. He traded furs with the Wahpekute Dakota Indians. Rice CM, DD, TDE Faribault, David, Sr. testified at Dakota trials. Many years spent in various parts of MN and Dak. Territory. Traverse de Sioux, DD, DW, LCSS, LP, TDE, TN Dakota, Red Wing, Godfrey, Joseph (O'takle) Redwood, Wa? DU, DUV, TDE, DW, more LaFramboise, Joseph had trading post at Little Rock, Nicollet County in 1834; guide for Nicollet's 1838 exploration, 1854, living 4 mi. so. Of DD, DU,DUV, M&I, TDE, MH 3 Ft.Ridgely brother of Julia, protector. Nicollet, (in Manderfeld narrative), Lac qui Parle, Hennepin, Yellow Medicine, Lesueur, McClure, Nancy Faribault Huggan Big Stone, Rice, DD, MH1, WW, TDE Moores, John Redwood, Lincoln DD, DU DD, TDE, http://collections.mnhs.org/MN HistoryMagazine/articles/38/v3 Quinn, George Henn., Redwood 8i03p126-149.pdf

DD, TDE, DW, TT, DII, TN. http://www.archive.org/stream/ Renville, Gabriel: leader protected settlers and siouxnarrativeof00renvrich/siou captives, (scout) YM, LqP, xnarrativeof00renvrich_djvu.txt Renville, John B., 1st child to be baptized at Lac Yellow Medicine, Chippewa, qui Parle, 1st Dakota ordained as a preacher Hennepin M&I, TDE, TN (SOME) NOTABLE PEOPLE US-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862 Nicollet-guide for Nicollet's Renville, Joseph Jr. 1838 expedition TN Renville, Victor (scout) LqP, YM DD, TDE, TT, DII,TN

Robertson, Andrew, Scotsman, interpreter, school Washington (Grey Cloud MH 1: The Lives and influences superintendent at Lower Agency. Island), of the Andrew Robertson Family Robertson, Thomas A., son of Andrew (above) DU, TDE,TN, MH 1, biography at from Grey Cloud Island, at Redwood Agency in Find-a-grave,Reminscences of 1862, forced to fight, protected captives, courier, Thomas A. Robertson, typed interned at Ft. Snelling, interpreter and scout. Washington,Hennepin, manuscript, MN Historical Helped establish laws for Sisseton Reservation. Redwood, Yellow Medicine, Society. Robinson, Thomas, sometimes confused with Thomas Robertson,"the two Toms", above. Courier, interpreter, scout. Lincoln more TDE,TN Dakota, Yellow Medicine, Stay, Cecilia Campbell Lac qui Parle, Chippewa CM,DD, DU, MH 3, TDE

(SOME) SETTLERS KILLED OR INJURED Broberg Family Kandiyohi DD, DUV Buggert, Louis Brown DD, DUV Carroll, William B. Brown DD, DU Castor, Jacob Brown DD,DUV DeCamp, Joseph RW DD, DUV. TDE Dickinson family YM DD, DUV, TDU Dustin family Wright DUV Earle family Renville DD, DUV Eastlick family Murray DD, DUV, TDE Endresen family Kandiyohi DD, DUV, TDU Everett famiy Murray DD, DUV Fohre-Olson family Jackson DD,,DUV Garvie, Stuart YM, McLeod DD, DUV, TDE Gjornevik family (Jornevik) Jackson DD, DUV Haugen family Kandiyohi DD Henle family Brown DD, TDE Ireland family Murray DD, DUV Jewett family Blue Earth DUV Johsson family Nicollet DUV Jones, John S. Blue Earth DUV Jones, Robinson family Meeker DD, TDE Kochenberger family Renville DD, DU, DUV, TDU Krueger, John Brown DD, DUV Lundborg family Kandiyohi DD, DUV, TDU Mannweiler, Gottlieb Renville DD, DUV Massopust family Brown, Milford twp. DD, DUV, TDE May family Brown, Milford twp. DD,, DUV McGannon, James A. Wright DUV Meyer family Renville DD, DUV Patoile, Francis Brown DD, DUV Quam, Ole Sampson family Renville DD, TDU Richter family Nicollet DD, DUV Schwandt(Swan) family Renville DD, DUV Seder, Rev. Christian L. Renville DD, DU White, Samuel family McLeod DUV

(SOME) SETTLERS WHO WERE CAPTURED Anderson, Mary Brown DD, DW, TDE, TDU Carrothers, Helen (Crothers) Renville DD, DU, TDU, TN (SOME) NOTABLE PEOPLE US-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862 Earle, Mrs. Jonathan Renville DD, TDU Huggins, Sophia and child Lac qui Parle DD, DU Renville, Mary Butler YM DU, TN, DU, DUV, DW, WW,TT, TDU, Schwandt, Mary E. Renville TDE,TN Wakefield, Sara, wife of the physician at Upper Agency Yellow Medicine DD,.DU, DUV TDE,TN White, Mrs. N.D. (Urania S. Frazer)) Renville DU, MH 5:100 Williams, Mattie DD, TDE, TDU Wright, Mrs. Julia and Duley, Mrs. Emma; taken into Dakota Territory after the attack at Lake Shetek, rescued by the Fool Soldiers. Murray DD, MH 4 "Names of Captives Held by the Dakota Indians as Told by Thomas Robertson to Adrian J. Ebell on September 6, 1862" CS, 117.

(SOME) SETTLERS WHO ESCAPED DURING ATTACKS some wandered alone on the prairie for days before finding refuge Boelter, Justina Renville DD, TDU DeCamp, Jannette and children Nicollet, RW, YM DD,, DU, DUV, PS, TN Earle, Jonathan Renville DD,TDU Hayden, Mary Renville DD, TDU Henle, Maria Brown DD,DUV Horan, Kearn Redwood DD, TDU Krieger, (Krueger)Justine Brown,Renville DD, DU, TDU,DW Brown Co. resident, Big Manderfeld, Anton Stone DD, TDU 161, MH 3 Reynolds,Mrs. Valencia Brown DD, TDU 10

(SOME) SETTLERS WHO WERE RESCUED

DeCamp, Jannette and children DD,DU, TN Huggins, Sophia and children DD, DU, TN

(SOME) SETTLERS WHO WERE PROTECTED Huggins, Sophia, protected by Wakanmane DD,DU, TN

Schwandt, Mary, protected by Snana DD, DU, TDE White, Mrs. N.D. (Urania), protected by Mary Crooks DD, MH 5:100

(SOME) ETHNIC SETTLER GROUPS THAT WERE ATTACKED note: they were not attacked because of their ethnicity, but because they were settlers, and had settled near others from their own country. German Brown, Nicollet, Renville DD, DUV Norwegians Kandiyohi DD, DUV

Norwegian Belmont Township, Jackson DD, DUV DD, DU, article from Oslo Norwegian Watonwan newspaper DU 150 Swedes Nicollet, Kandiyohi DD, DUV Welsh Blue Earth DUV (SOME) NOTABLE PEOPLE US-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862 GOVERNMENT AGENTS DD, DW, DU,MH 3:50, MH 4, LP, Brown, Joseph R. TN Galbraith, Thomas DD, DW, TT, DUV, LP Taliaferro, Lawrence CM, DW, HHS, LCSS, TN,

INTERPRETERS Freniere, Antoine. LqP, DD, DU, DW, TDE LP Quinn, Peter Henn., Redwood DU, DUV, TDE Quinn, William L. DD, TDE Robertson, Thomas DD, DU,TDE, TN Whipple, Mary TDE

MISSIONARIES Hinman, Samuel Redwood, Hennepin CM, DD, DU,DW, DII, TDU,LP

Pond, Gideon Hennepin, Lac qui Parle, YM CM, DU, TDE, TN Hennepin, Lac qui Parle, Pond, Samuel Scott CM, DII, DUV, TDE, TN Ravoux, Father Dakota TDE Lac qui Parle, Hennepin, CM, DD, DU, DII, DUV,M&I, Riggs, Stephen R. Nicollet, Yellow Medicine TDU,TN,TT Whipple, Bishop Henry B. Rice, Hennepin CM, DD, DW, DU,TN, TT Williamson, John P. Henepin DD, DW, DII Hennepin, Lac qui Parle, CM, DD, DU, TDU, DII, DUV,, Williamson, Thomas S. Yellow Medicine, Nicollet TN, TT

GOVERNMENT WORKERS Humphrey, Dr. Philander & family. Killed on August 18, 1862 near the Lower Agency as they were heading to Ft. Ridgely. RW DD, DU, DUV, DW Lynd, James, 1st person killed in the attack at Redwood Agency while working in Andrew Myick's store. A former fur trader, newspaper editor, historian, state senator, he was interested in the Dakota and had delivered the annual address at the Historical Society meeting in 1860. RW DD, DU,DUV DD, DU, DUV, MH 4, http://collections.mnhs.org/MN HistoryMagazine/articles/48/v4 Myrick, Andrew RW 8i05p198-206.pdf

WORKERS AT MISSION SITES Cunningham, H.D., teacher at Hazlewood Mission Yellow Medicine, DD, DII, TN, Huggins, Amos Lac qui Parle DD, TDE, TN, La Framboise, Julia, teacher, captive, translated letters Lac qui Parle DU,TDE. TN Pettijohn, Jonas, government teacher at Red Iron's Village Lac qui Parle DD, M&I, b.NY 1832 d.SD 1895. how met John B. Renville?. Henn. (St. Anthony, spring Renville, Mary B. (Mrs. John B. Renville) 1863)YM, TN, M&I,LP (SOME) NOTABLE PEOPLE US-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862 TRADERS LaBathe, Francis YM DD, DW, TT Longee, Joseph Chippewa McLeod, Martin Henn, LqP trader, helped construct 1st buildings at the Lower HHS, TDE, MH 1:117, Agency. Washington, http://www.mooers- Nicollet, Buried at Ft. law.com/MooersMemoirsAutum Mooers, Hazen Ridgely. n1998.pdf Myrick, Andrew RW DD, DU,DUV, MH 4 Prescott, Philander Hennepin, Redwood DD, DU,DW. DIV. TDE,TN Big Stone, Redwood, YM, Spencer, George Camp Release DD, DU,DUV, TDE, TN

MILITARY LEADERS former Indian agent, became major in MN. Brown, Joseph R. Volunteer army. RW, DD, DU, DW commander of the Frontier Avengers from St. Peter, defender at New Ulm,subsequent service at Madelia, erected fort there Cox, Capt. Eugene St. Julien known as Fort Cox. DD, DU Crocket, Co William TT Crooks, Col. William DD, DU Cullen, Maj. W.J. DD, TT

defender of New Ulm, Dodd, William B. killed DD, DU, DUV, DW defender of New Ulm,public Flandreau, Charles E. servant DD, DW, DU, LP

DD, DU, DUV, http://home.comcast.net/~timb ode07/5thMinnesota/Marsh_Joh Marsh, Capt. John Renville, Redwood n.html Marshall, Lt. Colonel William R. DD, DU, TT Miller, Lt.Col Stephen DU,TT CS: "An Irate Critic", TT, History of the City of Northrup, Capt. Anson Hennepin Vol. 1

Pope, Maj. Gen. John: made the decision to send a two-pronged punitive expedition into Dakota Territory. DD, DU,DW 88, TT DD, DU, HHS, TT,LP. Unfinished Autobiography at http://collections.mnhs.org/MN Sibley, Col. Henry H.. "The most prominent figure HistoryMagazine/articles/8/v08i in Minnesota" from 1834 to 1891. Dakota, Ramsey, Redwood 04p329-362.pdf

http://collections.mnhs.org/MN HistoryMagazine/articles/8/v08i 04p329-362.pdf Sully, Gen. Alfred Redwood DU 290, DW 88-91 (SOME) NOTABLE PEOPLE US-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862 (SOME WHITE SOLDIER HEROS & DEFENDERS)

Gere, Lt. Thomas P. Nicollet-Fort Ridgley DD, DU

Sheehan, Lt. Timothy J. Nicollet-Fort Ridgley DD, DU

DD, http://www.edinahistoricalsociet Strout, Capt. Richard Hennepin, Meeker y.org/1/category/1860s/1.html

Williamson, Andrew Nicollet-Fort Ridgley DD, DU

(SOME) CITIZEN DEFENDERS killed in defense of New Barth, G.W. Otto, editor of the New Ulm Pioneer Ulm DD, DU

Daniels, Dr. Jared W. Renville-Birch Coulee DD, DU Dellaughter, William LeSueur, Brown DD, DU Randall, Benjamin H., sutler Nicollet-Fort Ridgley DD, DU Roos, Charles Brown DD, DU Saunders, Capt. (pastor) Edwin C. LeSueur, Borwn DD

(SOME) WHITE SOLDIERS KILLED listed here because accounts of their deaths are available. There were many more deaths. To submit additional names, contact

Edwards, William Hennepin DUV Gideon, George Hennepin DUV Richardson, Eliphalet Mcleod DD ,DUV Siegel, Pvt. William Carver DUV "Casualties, , September 2d and 3d, 1862" CS:110.

(SOME) DAKOTA SOLDIERS KILLED

listed in article MH 3-killed at Wood Lake Iron Nest, Ahpemaza (Hohkemaza) killed at Ft. Ridgely DU Mankato, Chief killed at Wood Lake DW ThunderVoice (Wahkeeyah Hotonna) killed at Birch Coulee DU Wasutah killed at Ft. Ridgely DU

SCOUTS

most of these were mixed blood people who were among the friendlies. Many of them were interned at Ft. Snelling, and later became scouts for Gen. Sibley or Sully.

Akipa Anawagmane LP, TDE Bottineau, Pierre TDE (SOME) NOTABLE PEOPLE US-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862 Faribault, David Sr. TDE La Framboise, Alexis TDE La Framboise, Joseph TDE Mazekutemani, Paul LP, TDE Moore, John TDE Quinn, William TDE Renville, Antoine TDE Renville, Gabriel TDE Renville, Michael TDE Renville, Daniel TDE Renville, Isaac TDE Renville, Joseph TDE Robinson, Thomas TDE Two Stars TDE

POLITICAL LEADERS sent to evaluate the conflict, including the Donnelly, Lt. Gov. Ignatius progress of Col. Sibley CM DD, DU Lincoln, President Abraham DD, DU Ramsey, Alexander, governor DD, DU,TN, TT

PEOPLE OF NOTE

First husband of Marguerite, below. Fur- trader, interpreter, helped Pond Brothers learn Dakota, claimed land on St. Antoine Scott Campbell, 1798-1851. Anthony Road. DU, MH 3, TN

McKenzie, John H., credited with finding Shakopee DU 272, and Medicine Bottle in Canada and bringing them http://www.blackwellgenealogy. to Fort Snelling. McLeod, Hennepin com/mackenzie3.htm

Blue Earth, Mix, Charles H., Indian agent, trader, public official Nicollet,Ramsey, MH 4 wide-ranging life that encompassed many aspects of a mixed blood woman including the US Patoile, Marguerite Menagre Campbell 1797-1894. Dakota Conflict: 2 sons Mother of Baptiste Campbell, John L. Campbell. were hanged for crimes Her 2nd husband killed by Dakota. against settlers. DD, TDE, MH 3

Struck by the Ree, Yankton chief, invited to join the conflict but refused. DU 183

Weston, David, (Seeing Stone), born at Lake Calhoun, moved to Oak Grove, mission schools, to Lower Sioux, farmer Indian, witnessed major battles, at Camp Release, at Ft.Snelling, Crow Creek, Santee, farmer in South Dakota. Henn., Redwood MH 4

JOURNALISTS Ebell, Adrian J. C&S, DD, DII, DU, DUV, TN Heard, Isaac. Recorder at trials, early historian LqP DW, DUV, TDE Holcombe, Return I. (post war) TDE (SOME) NOTABLE PEOPLE US-DAKOTA WAR OF 1862 PHOTOGRAPHERS Ebell, Adrian J., the only photo-journalist in the Ramsey, US Dakota War US Dakota War battle sites C&S, DD. DII, DU, DUV, TN, Martin, James E. Ramsey, DU Tuttle, Moses C. Ramsey, DU Upton, B.F. Hennepin (St. Anthony) DU,DW Whitney, Joel E. Ramsey C&S, DU, TDU

ARTISTS http://www.findagrave.com/cgi- bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=4837 Colgrave, Albert McLeod,Nicollet 9113, C&S Gag, Anton, artist from New Ulm who painted scenes from the US Dakota War after the war Brown MN 3 Kirst, Ernest D. DU Mayer, Frank B. TDE MN History Quarterly 63/2 Sweeny, Robert O. Ramsey summer 2012

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