mona
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Post by mona on Aug 23, 2006 9:37:31 GMT -5
does anyone have any info on standing cloud, i believe he was from sisseton and born around 1830-40's. also on walking crane, they drag him or taking crow. i tried to do the search engine on here but just brought up mahpiya okiye. this is for my aunt. also she wants to go to the archives in st paul minnesota, does anyone have any helpful advice on where to look at the archives. have a great day!
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Post by sara on Aug 23, 2006 9:45:20 GMT -5
Have you tried the Sisseton Archives? They are located next to the Sisseton Wahpeton College at Agency Village.
Sara
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Post by mona on Aug 23, 2006 10:10:04 GMT -5
sara, pidama! no i have not tried the sisseton archives, i was not aware there was one so i'm glad to hear from you and your valuable info you always have. i have some older records that you might like to look at, if you want a copy i'll send them to you as i don't know how to put them on computer. mona
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Post by tamara on Aug 23, 2006 10:29:27 GMT -5
Mona
Good to "see" you still working. I am coming to pierre this weekend and am hoping to get to sisseton on sunday. This is the Sisseton Arcive number 742-1111 and the ladys name is Aloma Mc Gaa. I need to warn you about her tho. She is very knowledgable and an interesting person and everytime I go there, I later realize I didnt get the information I was looking for! lol She does have microfilm and a viewer that prints but I dont know exactly what film she has. I have wanted to obtain a list of microfilm from her so that I can try to aquire some that are not there. I did get to meet Virginia Hanson in Pierre and she mentioned you. She is fantastic.. oh and I would love to have her job, but wouldnt be able to do all that she does. I consider her a great resource! lol I am going to try to itemize the documents I have soon and that might be helpful to myself and others. I also met a man with the last name Simon who was researching for Hapistina for another family. I could see where you family was in his notes. He did great work on it all and even had a very very old sisseton roll... 1847 I think. I have seen some things with the name mahpiya nanji lately... but I will need to backtrack and see what I saw
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Post by sara on Aug 23, 2006 10:55:07 GMT -5
I know what you mean Tamara about Aloma, we talked for a few hours one day there and I only looked at a small bit of the trials on microfilm. But I know they have Census records for Sisseton but not sure what years. Aloma did let me copy some files that they had on the 38. Those were the baptisms and other things from 1862/63. I posted all that on here after I got them from her.
Mona I would love copies of what you have.
I looked on the Sisseton Wahpeton Allotment list and find these names....
Marpiyaakandhdinajin 213-735
Marpiyaakanhdinajinwin 386-902
Marpiyahdinajin (Margertie Makarota) 221-983
But I do not see these names on the Sisseton Wahpeton Census for 1887.
Sara
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