Hakewaste's Band

[hermin1]

Marnie:
subtract their ages from year that that census(which shows age of each when they married)Then add the number of years each had been married to that date from the first step. It will give you the approximate year they married. Use this date when you check at Knox County Courthouse in Nebraska to see if there is a record. If they got married Indian style, there won't be a record. If there is a civil ceremony, there may or may not be a record. The next step is to check at Center for Western Studies at Augustana College.
then you can also try going through the back issues of the Indian Newspaper that did a great job listing mariages, births,etc.
If they got maried in South Dakota, then that is another matter.

[sings]

Mike: wish we could attend the memorial at L.S., but we already have that date committed to a memorial in Yankton.... is it possible that someone might video at least the
speakers? I would be so interested in being able to hear that-- would also be more that willing to pay for acopy of such a video tape.... thanks
kit
p s-- did you get my e mail re: cousin genevieve??

[Curtis Kitto "MIKE"]

Dear Cousin,



Yes I did receive your most welcome email, concerning Aunt Genevieve. I learned her sister was Edith and she also had brothers. You may well have been the person who told me.

I wondered how I was related to Uncle Steve and Uncle Oliver. They were jovial men. I was really young when I met them so my memories are fleeting, but I do remember their laughs and the smiles on their faces.

During one of my many misadventures in life I met some Red Wing relatives in Springfield, Missouri, I do not recall their names but they were certainly nice to me.

Cousin Reuben Kitto, Jr., would be the person to talk about purchasing a video of the memorial. His email is [e-mail]

He too, is a very nice man who shares information with any relative who asks.

Talk to you later,

Your cousin,

Mike Kitto

The “Bazile Creek Husker”

[sings]

Thanks Mike: I will e mail Rueben, and as time permits i will e amil you again--- iknow the ones in missouri, and yes, they are very nice people, and i am sure one of the guys has a laugh just like his dad.......
kit

[kunsi10]

Hey Guys, I have pix of myself and Aunt Genevieve from the late 50's....ah, I very, very young. She worked at St. Joe Hospital in Omaha & she would drive from Fremont every day, 'bout 35 miles. Aunt Gene (as I know her by) is my Mother's cousin and I guess you could say I was her favorite. She use to take me home with her on week-ends and I'd have a wonderful time with the family. But I never did pick up on the language, wonder how I missed that because Dakota was spoken fluently in their household. Fond memories!

[sings]

many times you hear people say "sure wish i'd have written some of that stuff down" when referring to realtives that have passed, and the stories they told about family, names, dates, places, etc? that's what i say about genevieve when i get really frustrated in my search, because she knew a lot , and never forgot anything!!!! i have heard many good stories as genevieve spent quite a bit of time with us- one time she visited for a month--- we ate a lot and did beadwork---we also visited her many times in Fremont-- she alway waited for us at the door of her apartment bldg., and was ready to go to Marcies cafe to eat. She was good company and I miss her !!!
wouldn't she have loved this site?
kit

[hermin1]

Kit: I';; bet my bottom dollar she would have loved this site and she would have been a great resource of information on genealogy , as well.
My sincerest sympathies to her family.

[sings]

hermin1: thank you for your thoughts---kit

[Curtis Kitto "MIKE"]

Mitacuya Owacin,

I found this website and it may be of interest to you. My Great Grandmother is listed in Husasa Band, with 4 children and Mother under "Red Leg's Band' - Payahiyawin 5

Mike


'The following is my response to the Committee after receiving the list of names of the people who were interred at Fort Snelling to add to the site. I am sure that I won't be the only one who reacts in this way. I hope not anyway. The public needs to see these names and remember them. Gloria Hazell (web site designer)

www.dakota-march.50megs.com/prisonersnames.html

Fort Snelling Concentration Camp Dakota Prisoners 1862-63
Heads of families and number of family members as compiled by the U.S. Army on December 2, 1862

3368 people altogether'

[scararm]

Hello I am looking for tasinatopawin who married a george Paypay in 1875. Her father is listed as hakewaste. she is the mother of my great grandma Josephine Medicine man-Traversie-Whirling Hand-and her first husband was cuwi( backbone) some family menbers said her name was medicineman cause that was her stepfathers name her name was Josephine Hawk women My grandmother was very young when her parents died and there are a lot of gaps in the family history.

[Curtis Kitto "MIKE"]

My wife LDK found a link that may be of interest to someone and she hopes it benefits all.

MIKE

www.archives.gov/aad/

[peacekeeper]

It looks very interesting.

Jackie

[wanbliho]

I am new to the forum and have been busy catching up on all the old posts. My gggrandmother was Anna Hakewaste (Wilson) Redwing. Would it be possible for you to send me a copy of the 1902 Santee census? If not, tell me what I need to do to get one. Thank you very much. ( I spent most of my school life at St. Mary's looking over the river at Santee.)

[peacekeeper]

i have sent you the registry. if your mail sends it back because of the size, i will let you know. i had some problems sending out baptisms today because of size issues.

jackie

[sisco]

wanbliho, do u have Anna Hakewaste's baptismal certificate? I was on a 10 day searching expedition and found it, so if u want to know where , just let me know. Be glad to share info.

[bonecklace]

Jackie; Hi

Thank you for the baps you emailed me. I would also appreciate a copy of the 1902 Santee census?? If you have the time.

I believe I might have seen you in the archive's in
Pierre yesterday.

Bonecklace