Looking for S/W Annuity 1909 Rolls, McLaughlin Rol

[derockbraine1]

:My family and I are looking for links to Joseph Iron Shield, he is on our census rolls as a father-in-law to our great grandfather, Antoine DeRockbraine. We also found Anpetulutawin, Josephina Red Day was our great, great, grandmother married to Andrew DeRockbraine. We are trying to locate the Major James McLaughlin rolls he did for the Mdewakanton and also the S/W 1909 Annuity Rolls. If anyone could help us that would be great.

[ironday]

Can any p-l-e-a-s-e provide me (or show me how to get) the following:

1910 Census or Annuity lists for Santee Sioux (if there was a 1910 census)
1860 Mdewakanton Annuity Lists
1858 Mdewakanton Annuity Lists
1854 Mdewakanton Annuity Lists
1851 Mdewakanton Annuity Lists

HAPPY MOTHERS DAY TO ALL THE MOTHERS!

[peacekeeper]

Some of the documents you seek can be located at the Native Family Resource Center in Sioux City. You can contact Edith Cassaday to discuss terms on getting the documents. The phone number is 712 252-5902.

Jackie

[peacekeeper]

derockbraine1:
I emailed you the documents that you asked for.

Jackie

[hermin1]

derockbraine1: I would appreciate it if you would please tell which Census rolls you were referring to, in ref. to them showing Joseph Ironchield as a father in law to Antoind Derockbraine. Ancestry.com lists 2 Marriage records for an Antoine Derockbraine:
1. Antoine Derockbraine Age 27,to Emma Blackfox on 27 Aug, 1923 Timberlake,Dewey,SD. by E.S. Ludlow,J.P.,Lic. # 96700,Reg. # 458
2. Antoine Derockbraine Age 63,Widower, to Harriet Yellow Earring, Age 50 Single.
Date: 3 Jul 1933 at McIntosh,Dewey,SD by C.H. Belknap,J.P. Lic. # 160124, Reg. # 1887.
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What does Josephine Redday's marriage to Andrew Derockbraine have to do with finding a link to Joseph IronShield?
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I could not find any marriage record for either of Joseph Ironchield's daughters(Fanny, and his adopted daughter,Esther) to an Antoine Derockbraine., or anyone with the Derockbraine surname.

[hermin1]

the Minn. Hist. Soc. has the Mdewakanton annuity rolls for prior to 1863 at St. Paul. They maybe borrowed on Intralibrary Loan for $3.00 pr roll for 2- 3 weeks. You can not take them out of your local library.the Annuity rolls will be in Records Grp. 75-Records of the BIA

[swootz]

Jackie - Do you have a copy of the 1909 S/W annuity roll? If you do, could you please email it to me at [e-mail]

Thanks!

[siouxnation]

if anyone knows of websites to scroll Through for reservation census from 1800-1900 without knowing names of ancestors please let me know thanks [e-mail]

[derockbraine1]

Hi Hermin1, the census roll I was referring to is Standing Rock 1900, where Joseph IronShield is living with Antoine Derockbraine as a father-in-law. Joseph's wife is Mary IronShield. We have come to the conclusion that there is probably more than one Joseph IronShield, as we cannot locate him anywhere else on Standing Rock, other then that one census. He is listed as an unalloted Indian. We are also looking at Anpetudutawin married to Antoine Derockbraine, she has nothing to do with Joseph Iron Shield, but is another connection for us to the Sisseton/Wahpeton Tribe. She is our gggrandmother. And our great grandfather Antoine Derockbraine has gotten married three times that's why the confusion, plus there are two other Antoine Derockbraine's. Sorry, but thanks for the help! derockbraine1

[arduinna]

There are Iron Shield names on this roll, and I hope, some of you might find relatives here. I don't know if this helps you, but I thought it is an interesting document anyway. good luck - arduinna

for the full list of name aka rolls copy the link below in your search machine:

www.primeau.org/StandingRock1885families.html

RG 75 Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
Standing Rock Agency, Fort Yates, North Dakota
Roll 5A: Record of Rations Issued 1885
National Archives, Kansas City 1977

WE, the undersigned, individual Indians and heads of families of the | UNCPAPA | BLACKFEET | UPPER YANCKTONNAI | LOWER YANCKTONNAI | tribe of Indians hereby acknowledge to have received from James McLaughlin , U.S. Indian Agent at STANDING ROCK AGENCY, DAKOTA TERRITORY, the several articles placed before our respective names, and in the amounts set forth, the same having been issued to us as our full allowance for subsistence for the week commencing ____ and ending ____, 188 5 .

RATIONS OF Biscuit, Baking Powder, Beef, Coffee, Flour/Hard Bread, Rice, Salt, Soap, Sugar, Hides

[vmarier]

Thank you for the posting. We already have this annuity roll however it is impossible to differentiate which Joseph Iron Shield is on this roll and there is another name that is quite close. We have also found more than one Iron Shield who married at St. Peter's church in Fort Yates, N.D. We attempt to identify our Iron Shield through approximate age, or DOB if we have it and wife's name and daughter's names. This annuity roll lists none of these identifying characteristics. At my last count there are at least four Iron Shields living at this point in time. So we continue our research but we were fortunate to find out what the membership on the 1909 annuity roll means in terms of ancestry. We have more than one ancestor on this roll. The 1909 annuity roll and the discovery of Antoine's mother's name and the knowledge that some other ancestors have records at the Sisseton agency confirms our family oral history that we came from MN. We also received crucial information from this post and from other members. Thank you. vmarier