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Post by wapate on Mar 14, 2006 15:07:35 GMT -5
| Your name: | Wapate | | Name(s) to be searched: | Thomas Wabasha, Joseph Wabasha II | | State and towns: | Redwood Falls,MN and Santee Nebraska | | Baptismal search: | yes | | Email is optional: | bocc@wcenet.com | | Extra comments: | Here is my trail starting with my Dad and going back:
1. Joseph Blacksmith Jr. to Joseph Blacksmith Sr.
2. Joseph Blacksmith Sr. to Stephen Tatekahomni Wabasha/Blacksmith Sr.
3.Stephen T. Wabasha/Blacksmith Sr. to Wapate/Thomas Wabasha
4. Thomas Wabasha to Chief Wabasha II
That is how it goes, now I am looking for the connections to the Wabasha's on the 1886. I was told that our name was changed around 1885 to Blacksmith do not know why!
Thanks!
Wapate |
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Post by wazi on Mar 15, 2006 0:37:30 GMT -5
wapate
i read somewhere about this, i will go back through my papers and see if i can locate anything....it may take me a couple of days so please bare with me....
wazi
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Post by wapate on Mar 15, 2006 13:41:55 GMT -5
 Hey Thanks Wazi ! I will be waiting and searching. So far I log about 7 hours a day, I think for almost two months, whirrrr johns getting puuttter eyes  see ya later din. Wapate
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Post by wazi on Mar 31, 2006 12:44:00 GMT -5
Wapata, I just wanted to give you an update that I have not yet found the information, I have couple more places where my files are kept. I didn't forget.  wazi |
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Post by tamara on Mar 31, 2006 15:12:56 GMT -5
Dale Ebersol is a wabasha expert I will look for his link and website address and post later
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Post by tamara on Mar 31, 2006 15:16:15 GMT -5
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Post by tamara on Mar 31, 2006 15:17:30 GMT -5
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Post by wapate on Apr 5, 2006 9:53:07 GMT -5
Thank YOU! tamara
was it you that was looking for a Margret Campbell? I found a baptism for her in the:
"Abstraction of Church of St Peter Baptismal Registry, 1862-1865" of the "Internment at Fort Snelling, 1862-1864" here it is:
Registry page - 116
Recordh Number - 853
# - 197
Date - 12/26/1863
Priest - Robert
Name - Margaret Campbell
Age - b. 12/12/1863
Parental Inf. - Alexander Campbell - Margarita Renville + sponsors: Joseph Pepin & Joanna Coursloe
I hope this will help some one out.
wapate
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Post by tamara on Apr 5, 2006 10:56:16 GMT -5
I got my park books order so I am going to bury my nose in them out in the 78 degree beautiful weather. The books are sketchbook and has some stories by Ebell that i hadnt read before. The judge Flandrue papers...also amazing and some great transcriptions by the Mn Gen Society. I saw something on the Belland/Jeffries family that I am going to go over and post later. These particular books were things I was after at the Mn Historical Society so saved me a trip.
My question on the Campbell family is if the Henry F Campbell and his mother Margaret Campbell are connected to the census. I am wondering if this family's Margaret is the Margaret on the McCloud census? The dates seem to fit, but the only clue I can see for now is that she is shown with a son named Samuel and I cant verify a Samuel in the papers the family has. That doesnt mean at all that there isnt one. I just dont see it from what I have been given. Who is this A D Campbell age 71 in 1891 showing in Sisseton Annuity rolls?
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Post by tamara on Apr 5, 2006 10:59:57 GMT -5
Wapate
thanks, that isnt the margaret I was looking for but it certainly fits the sister i see! I have that book and will follow up on it. Thanks for posting that.
Tamara
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Post by sherwynz on Oct 26, 2006 12:23:17 GMT -5
Wapate,
I have acquired the document for Stephan and Isabella Wabashaw changing their last names to Blacksmith in 1885. It is called the REVISION OF INDIAN NAMES for LAND ALOTTMENT purposes and records keeping.
On the document it states at the end: "His father was a Wabashaw and his wife's brother was a Blacksmith."
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Post by hermin1 on Oct 28, 2006 11:21:12 GMT -5
i found Eastman's work on revisionof the names of the Sioux:
source: NARA Washington,DC
Records pertaining to the Sioux in Records Group 75:
Entry617: rolls for Revisons of Names of Indians: 7 vols. and unbound papers
Includes rolls for Devil's Lake,Pine Ridge,Rosebud Sisseton and Standing Rock Agencies.
Entry 617A: Revision of names roll of Sisseton and Wahpeton Sioux South Dakota1903. : 1 volume(Code CA-Z is on the cover of this ).
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Post by sherwynz on Jan 9, 2007 16:36:22 GMT -5
Wapate,
I don't remember if I sent you a copy of the Revision of Indian Names document for Stephan Wabashaw and Isabella Wabashaw's name change to Blacksmith or not. Let me know at my email address. If I didn't get you a copy, I'll send an attachment along to you. SherwynZ
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Post by hermin1 on Jan 9, 2007 20:42:15 GMT -5
the book by Monjous? re. the Internment at Fort snelling, mentions that the chiefs of the Bands at Fort Snelling were all baptized by I believe Hinman., in 1862?
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Post by hermin1 on Jan 11, 2007 15:38:14 GMT -5
wapate: I recall reading in Through Dakota Eyes that Good Star Woman's father,, learned the blacksmith trade either at Sisseton where they later relocated, or at Crow Creek(1863-1866), and he changed his name to Blacksmith. could this have been the case with your Stephen Wabashaw?
here is what little I have on Joseph Blacksmith name:
No.1: his Indian name was Hepi Wakandisapa (Black Lightning).
Born Minn.
Parents; N/A
spouse: Archargowe(sp)
parents: N/A
children: Dora blacksmith aka Wicanhpiwastewin, born Wabashaw, MN,and two daughters who died young.
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No2:
Ref. is 1880 US Census Moody,Dakota Terr.:
Joseph Blacksmith Age 45 he and parents bvorn Minn.
Agnes Blacksmith-wife Age 48 she and parents born Minn.
children:
Maka Age 25 born Dakota
eunice Age 15 born Dakota
George Age 10 born Dakota
Julia age 4 born Dakota
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Post by wapate on Jan 11, 2007 15:54:59 GMT -5
hermin1
I have done a trace on that Stephen Blacksmith long time ago, it turned out to be a fellow by the name of "Black lightning" he was from MN too but not related, but thanks for thinking of me.
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Post by wapate on Jan 11, 2007 16:05:12 GMT -5
sherwyn
Yes you did send me the revision list a while back, thank you! it sounds like you have been working hard, me too, just getting ready to finish up 15 twenty five page booklets to be resent I must have them in soooon, so you may have to catch me with email, because every time I get on Oyate I just can't seem to quit, so catch ya dohksha
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Post by tamara on Jan 11, 2007 16:09:38 GMT -5
sherwyn Yes you did send me the revision list a while back, thank you! it sounds like you have been working hard, me too, just getting ready to finish up 15 twenty five page booklets to be resent I must have them in soooon, so you may have to catch me with email, because every time I get on Oyate I just can't seem to quit, so catch ya dohksha LOL Wapate! I am going over some information and a family tree I have been working with that include a man named Alexander Spider. It says his father is Stephen Blacksmith. I know you know well, the differences between the Blacksmiths, have you seen the name spider in the information you have covered? |
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Post by wapate on Jan 11, 2007 16:16:57 GMT -5
THANKS!
Tamara,wazi,hermin1 and Sherwyn
for all your help I have got my Wabasha line done and also my Old Bets line, now I just gotta kick it in to gear. I will have the other half check in for me for PM's and new postings, because I am an Oyate junkie and I can't stop with just one. :-)
God Bless!
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Post by tamara on Jan 11, 2007 16:21:15 GMT -5
THANKS! Tamara,wazi,hermin1 and Sherwyn for all your help I have got my Wabasha line done and also my Old Bets line, now I just gotta kick it in to gear. I will have the other half check in for me for PM's and new postings, because I am an Oyate junkie and I can't stop with just one. :-) God Bless! Thanks to you both as well for the information you have passed me, I am hoping to see you both in the future. If I am able to get to Pierre, I would like to see if I can meet up with a few people who just plain like to research and review. See what cool new information and amazing documents we might have now that we didnt when we saw each other last. god bless you both Tamara PS LOL I never know what "half" I am writing to, but I know it is all the same anyway. (just one of the things I like about you both!) |
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Hey Thanks Wazi !
see ya later din.
