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Post by marnie on Mar 22, 2006 10:50:48 GMT -5
Not too much here on these Otherdays, lets get a rundown. they are on the 1886 list but not much lnfo posted that I could find. There was the John Otherday, a Wahpeton Chief born 1801 MN and died 1871 in Roberts County SD. Could James and Jacob be related to him? Please post any help for ancestors to see. thanks, m
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Post by hermin1 on Mar 22, 2006 14:49:46 GMT -5
Which Otherdays are you looking for?
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Post by hermin1 on Mar 22, 2006 14:58:36 GMT -5
I suggest you check out the Church Records on that web site and see what you cn find andpost it as well.
I don't have anything on those two names.
there may be otherdays in Minnesota as well.
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Post by wazi on Mar 22, 2006 17:10:34 GMT -5
The Otherday's stayed in Minnesota. They were agains the war. I think John is the father of James and Jacob. Jacob Otherday is one of my ancestors, but I haven't much time to search for him, especially since the museums are closed until May....
wazi
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Post by wazi on Apr 12, 2006 20:45:55 GMT -5
1904 Henton Papers.
NO. 60 James Otherday. Part of n/2 of sw/4 and par of s/2 of nw/4, sec 22, T. 115, N? R. 22 w., Beginnining at a point 1433.90 feet east on south line of sw corner of n/2 of sw/4 of said section, running thence north on line parallel to west line of seciton, 2647.95 feet, thence east on north line of s/2 of nw/4, 286.78 feet, thence south on parallel line 2645.89 feet; thence west 286.78 feet to place of beginning, containing 17.77 acres more or less.
NO 61 Thomas Otherday. Part of n/2 of sw/4 and part of s/2 of nw/4, sec. 22, T. 115, N.R.22w., beginning at a point 1720.68 feet east, on south line, of sw courner of n/2 of sw/4, of said section, running thence north on line parallel to west line of section 2645.89 feet: thence east on north line of s/2 of the nw/4 286.78 feet; thence south on parallel line 2643.83 feet; thenc west 286.78 feet to place of beginning containing 17.77 acres, more or less.
NO 62 Jacob Otherday. Part of n/2 of sw/4 and part of s/2 of nw/4, sec. 22, T.115, N. R. 22 w., beginning at a point 2007.45 feet east on south line of sw corner of n/2 of sw/4 of said section, running thence north on line parallel to west line of section 2643.83 feet; thence east on north line of s/2 of nw/4 286.78 feet; thence south on parallel line 2641.77 feet; thence west 286.78 feet to place of beginning, containing 17.77 acres, more or less.
NO 63 Emma Otherday. Part of sw1/2 of nw/4 and part of nw1/2 of sw/4, sec. 22. T. 115 n. R. 22 w., beginning at a point 2294.24 feet east on south line of sw corner of n/2 of sw/4 of said section running thence north on line parallel to west line of section 2641.77 feet, thence east on north line s/2 of nw/4 299.26 feet to quarter line, thence south on quarter line, 2647.97 feet, thence west 286.76 feet to place of beginning, containing 17.77 acres, more or less.
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Post by wazi on Apr 12, 2006 20:52:30 GMT -5
1904 Henton papers page 39. 62. Jacob Otherday, dead: - Martha Otherday, Wife. Living. Shakopee.
- Emma Otherday, Daughter, Shakopee.
- James Otherday, Son, Shakopee.
- Mary Graham, Daughter, Flandreau South Dakota.
- Jane Cloud, Daughter, Shakopee.
61. Thomas Otherday, Dead - Martha Otherday, Mother, Resides at Shakopee.
60. James Otherday, Living, Resides at Shakopee, Minnesota - Lucy Otherday, Wife, resides at Shakopee, MN
- Minnie Otherday, Daughter, Resides at Shakopee, MN
- Mary Otherday, Daughter, Resides at Shakopee, MN
59. Jane Cloud, Female, Resides at Shakopee, MN. - Samuel Cloud, Son. Resides at Shakopee.
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Post by wazi on Apr 12, 2006 21:00:17 GMT -5
1904 Henton papers page 41
List of McLeod Allottees in Scott County, Minnesota, who have sold their allotments.
Emma Otherday, sec 34, Town 115, Range 22, Acres 6.70
Thomas Otherday, sec 34, Town 115, Range 22, Acres 6.70
James Otherday, sec 34, Town 115, Range 22, Acres 6.70
List of lands allotted to Medewakanton Sioux Families, Scott County, Minnesota, By Special Agent Robert B. Henton, and the present value of the same.
63. Emma Otherday. 17.77 acres rolling timber land, good soil, about seven acres under cultivation, value $30.00 per acre.
62. Jacob Otherday. 17.77 acres, rolling timber land, good soil, about seven acres under cultivation, value $30.00 per acre.
61. Thomas Otherday. 17.77 acres, rolling timber land, good soil, about eight acres under cultivation. Value $30.00 per acre.
60. James Otherday. 17.77 acres rolling timber land, good soil, about nine acres under cultivation, value $30.00 per acre.
page 42.
??. Jane Cloud. 20 acres rolling timber land, poor soil, about 15 acres under cultivation. Value $20.00 per acre.
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Post by marnie on Apr 12, 2006 21:03:02 GMT -5
Wazi, That's nice, Great info thank you for sharing,
marnie
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Post by wazi on Apr 12, 2006 22:32:00 GMT -5
Through Dakota Eyes
page 119
Narrative 5
John Other Day's Interview
John Other Day or Ampatutokacha was called Good Sounding Voice as a young man. he was born in about 1819 near Swan Lake (in present-day Nicollet County). As the son of Zitkaduta or Red Bird and nephew of Big Curley Head, leader of a Wahpeton band at Lac qui Parle, he was well connected. While still a young man, he was a successful warrior, but in 1856 he joined the Hazelwood Republic, an association of farmer Indians who adopted some white customs. In 1857 he aided in the rescue of Abbie Gardner, who had been taken captive at Spirit Lake, Iowa, and the following year he joined the treaty delegation that visited Washington, DC. On his return he was accompained by a white woman whom he later married.
When the war broke out, Otherday was the leader of a small band of Wahpeton farmers who lived near the Yellow Medicine Agency. He helped to organize a party of sixty-two whites and led them to safety. The refugees' arrival in St. Paul caused a great stir that was covered by the newspapers. Using missionary Gideon Pond as an interpreter, Otherday recounted his story of the flight for publication in a St. Paul newspaper. He then joined Sibley's army as a scout. For his services Otherday received twenty-five hundred dollars from the United States Congress, which he used to purchase a farm near Henderson. But he failed to make a living at farming and soon sold the property. By 1869, Otherday had moved to the Sisseton Reservation where he contracted tuberculosis. He died at the Fort Wadsworth military hospital on October 19, 1869.
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Post by wazi on Apr 12, 2006 22:40:09 GMT -5
Birch Cooley June 2, 1889 census Prior Lake Settlement Family no. 4 Jacob Otherday age 72 - Tamaza Otherday age 58 wife
- Thomas age 37 son
- Charles age 11 nephew
Family no. 5 James Otherday age 35 - Lucy Otherday age 46 wife
- Minnie age 10 daughter
- Mary age 7 daughter
Family no. 14 Robert Cloud age 38 - Jane Cloud age 34 wife
- Samuel age 4 son
Mendota Camp Family no. 6 Julia Otherday age 78 widow |
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Post by wazi on Apr 12, 2006 22:51:02 GMT -5
Voucher no 1, Abstract reimbursement 2nd qt, 1885
Number of familes 33 Justian Otherday (Maza) Female age 76
Annuity Payment
#56 Oyatekopapi Jacob Otherday Male age 70
#57 Tamaza Female wife age 56
#58 Charles Male nephew age 9
#59 Thomas Male son age 35
#60 Hepanna Robert Cloud Male age 30
#61 Wastedan Female wife age 26
#62 Samuel Male son age 4 months
#63 James Otherday Male age 35
#64 Maka Lucy Female wife age 44
#65 Minnie Female daughter age 8
#66 Mary Female daughter age 5
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