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Post by denney on Sept 7, 2006 18:24:13 GMT -5
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Post by denney on Sept 7, 2006 18:25:03 GMT -5
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Post by denney on Sept 7, 2006 18:25:53 GMT -5
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Post by Jimmy on Sept 7, 2006 20:15:51 GMT -5
Hannah Trudell (1910-1989), wife of George William Crosley.  |
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Post by Jimmy on Sept 7, 2006 20:17:04 GMT -5
Antoine Trudell, 2nd from left, 1916.  |
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Post by Jimmy on Sept 7, 2006 20:19:47 GMT -5
Top, left to right: Frank Ducharme, Joe Turgeon, Oliver Dion, bottom, left to right: Archie Turgeon, Sam Emery, Jack Sully.  |
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Post by Jimmy on Sept 7, 2006 20:22:59 GMT -5
Frances Trudell, Cora Mitchell, Evelyn Vivier.  |
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Post by Jimmy on Sept 7, 2006 20:26:12 GMT -5
Sonny Bossingham and his wife, Hazel DeMarsche, World War II. Both were born on the Rosebud Reservation.  |
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Post by Jimmy on Sept 7, 2006 20:28:19 GMT -5
Martin Trudell in Korea.  |
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Post by Jimmy on Sept 7, 2006 20:30:42 GMT -5
A wagon train from the 1870s. I don't know if this is Nebraska or South Dakota.  |
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Post by Jimmy on Sept 7, 2006 20:32:32 GMT -5
Phoebe Emery Stickel and Hattie Trudell Emery.  |
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Post by Jimmy on Sept 7, 2006 20:36:47 GMT -5
Top row, left to right: Susan Turgeon Ford, George Pete, Margaret Langdeau Turgeon Pete, seated: Margaret Hart Langdeau, children: Chloe and Lillian Ford. Picture taken in the 1910s in South Dakota.  |
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Post by redbrother on Sept 7, 2006 21:49:02 GMT -5
The Ferry at Santee. Probably during the 1920s.  Was looking at these pictures, fascinating and also tragic to me! On this particular picture (I'm usually pretty good at guessing decades from looking at automobiles) it looks like this pic was taken somewhere in the early 19-teens, possibly the 0-hundreds, judging from the automobiles on the boat. Although it could also be from the 1920's, if the automobiles are simply old. Photography goes back well into the 19th century, the ladder part, but the auto, I believe started to hit the roads at the turn of the 20th century. I bet someone who is expert at boats and photography could probably give a more accurate year of when it was taken. Let's say for instance, a person in the world of auction! People like that' unlike historians' they research well and are very well versed when it comes to the details and accuracy of objects. |
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Post by tamara on Sept 7, 2006 22:21:33 GMT -5
Martin Trudell in Korea. Wow, Mr Trudell (in korea) is very handsome... |
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Post by tattoo120 on Sept 8, 2006 13:48:18 GMT -5
Reply number 65 of the Dakota Chiefs in Washington D.C. is actually in New York City 1858 the Chiefs standing left to right are: Chief Big Eagle, Passing Hill, Red Legs (Chief Whipple who is on Reply #52) Sitting L to R : Wa-kan-o-jan-jan, Ta-te-i-bo-bdue, Ta-can-hpe-e-vo-jan-jan
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Post by wanbliho on Sept 8, 2006 14:42:59 GMT -5
How about a church meeting? Episcopal Convocation, Roman Catholics have an Indian Congress as do the Presbyterians. I went to Convocation at Santee once when I was much, much younger.
Love the pictures.
Thanks a lot.
Wanbliho
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Post by wazi on Sept 8, 2006 15:57:15 GMT -5
Reply number 65 of the Dakota Chiefs in Washington D.C. is actually in New York City 1858 the Chiefs standing left to right are: Chief Big Eagle, Passing Hill, Red Legs (Chief Whipple who is on Reply #52) Sitting L to R : Wa-kan-o-jan-jan, Ta-te-i-bo-bdue, Ta-can-hpe-e-vo-jan-jan Hey tattoo120 where did u find the names for this picture? I am very interested in knowing if Tateibobdu is this person. He was the father of Maggie Tuttle and I believe Sbuwin. There is also speculation that he took the name John Tuttle. (John Tuttle is on the marriage license of Maggie and Frank Trudell). wazi |
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Post by peacekeeper on Sept 8, 2006 16:57:49 GMT -5
welcome tattoo120. there are many people out there looking for the names you just mentioned. would you please share the info you have especially on the tateibobdu? looking forward to hearing from you.
jackie
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Post by grandmom on Sept 9, 2006 15:52:00 GMT -5
Does anyone have any information on Jennie Quinn, married to Henry Quinn. Their Daughter was Annie Quinn Wolfe. Jennie Quinn later married George Johnson and they had a Son named George Johnson Jr. Need any info anyone might have on Jennie Quinn and/or her Parents.
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Post by hermin1 on Sept 11, 2006 12:47:26 GMT -5
Here is whatr I have so far in my records;
George quinn Age 65 1/2 Blood
b. @ 1837....parents: Henry Quinn and Susan Renville
spouse: deceased(she was a white woman).
they were wed at St. Paul ,MN.
Ref. 1902 Reg. Santee Ind. Families
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1884 Census lists George at age 50, wife Susan Age 48, and children: William age 6, and Sarah Age 4.
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Jennie Johnson Age 61 Deceased
she was listed with her son Frank and his family
(Ref. 1887 Santee Census)
In the 1884 Census she is listed by herself.
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george W. Johnson Age 21, Full Blood
b. @1881
Parents: Frank Johnson-deceased and Susan Lightning
Ref. 1902 Reg. SanteeInd. Fam.
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other than this I have only cemetery listings for a George Johnson son of Mary Kitto and Joseph Kitto died @ age of 4 years and buried at the Ctholic Cem in Santee, and listings for George, John E,m Mahily, and Philip Johnson who are buried at Hobu Crk Cem.
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