Sioux - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: LOOKING FOR OSCAR PETERSON and FAMILY

bethrau1 — 2009-04-29 16:58:36Z

Here is the link to the online North Dakota Public Death Index, where you can search for Oscar and Johanna:

https://secure.apps.state.nd.us/doh/certificates/deathCertSe...

I suggest searching for the last name Peterson and Sioux County first.

LOOKING FOR OSCAR PETERSON and FAMILY

MaryBeasley39 — 2009-04-29 00:07:45Z

Looking for info on Oscar and Johana Peterson who show up in the 1930 Solen census. Don't know if Oscar and Johana passed in Solen or if their children married there. Any info to where they are or went is appreciated. Mary

History of the Silk's and Hulsey's

psilk172 — 2009-04-07 20:29:18Z

My father, John 'Jackie' Silk, was born in Fort Yates, ND. His mother's name is Martha Silk, the eldest of 10, born circa 1901.
I'm her granddaughter, and I'm trying to obtain in history of the Silk's and Hulsey's before these two families were bound when my Great-grandmother and Great-grandfather married around 1898.

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

rediron462 — 2009-02-07 07:00:52Z

Chris,

Please grow up. Embrace the FACT that you are not descended from Red Iron. But, take heart, there is very good evidence that our family IS directly related to Chief Running Walker. If you want to know more, email me. Do you want to see documentation? Or, are you going to continue to buy into the "oral tradition" crap you've been fed for the last 30+ years? I can show you where that doesn't add up as well. Your choice my friend.

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

rediron462 — 2009-02-06 23:50:53Z

http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/pedigree.aspx?tid=5978638&p...

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

rediron462 — 2009-02-06 23:26:14Z

Being your cousin, I can tell you with 100% certainty, you are not a blood relative of Chief Red Iron. You are related by marriage, not blood.

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

rediron462 — 2009-02-06 23:18:35Z

Would you willing to share your family history? Email me and I will give you a URL that will take you to my family history that's posted on the internet.

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

rybisky — 2009-02-06 23:05:31Z

I am Red Iron's decendant and I have the family history along with three pages that my uncle wrote, Miss LaBelle was my Great Grandma.

Re: Harvey Walking Eagle, Army Medic in WW2

DaveChasteen — 2008-01-23 15:45:43Z

Thank you for the information. I had not seen the website you linked in your first response. The photo from the funeral mentions Harvey Walking Eagle. I wonder if it is the same fellow?

The book by Mr. Strootman is one that I already own. We were lucky that he wrote this volume when he did. Most of the records that he used for reference are no longer in existance. The VA fire in the 1970's wiped out most of the service records for the WW2 Army vets.

Thanks again for responding!

Re: Harvey Walking Eagle, Army Medic in WW2

bethrau1 — 2008-01-23 03:55:26Z

By the way: while looking for Mr. Walking Eagle and your grandfather's unit, I came across the following:

History of the 363rd Infantry: One Regiment of the 91st Division in World War 11. by Ralph E. Strootman. Publishedf 1947 by Infantry Journal Press. Original from the University of Michigan. 354 pages.

Your grandfather is listed by name in one entry (can't read the page online, though), and Walking Eagle is included, too.

I see used copies of the book are offered for sale online, and copies are in many University libraries.

Re: Harvey Walking Eagle, Army Medic in WW2

bethrau1 — 2008-01-23 03:50:33Z

Have you "googled" "Harvey Walking Eagle"? I found a website documenting the lives of Native Americans. Included are photos of the family of a Harvey Walking Eagle who served in WW11. Here is the link:

http://magis.creighton.edu/

click on "photographs", then "Native Americans" , then "Crying for a Vision".

family & relatives

walltimes4 — 2008-01-23 01:57:16Z

Anyone related to Darlene Joan (Gayton,Jordan) Lopez. Interested in pictures for comparison and future family tree.

Harvey Walking Eagle, Army Medic in WW2

DaveChasteen — 2007-03-11 03:23:21Z

I am looking for anyone whom might have information on the whereabouts and life of T/5 Harvey Francis Walking Eagle. He was from St. Francis, South Dakota, and served in the 91st Division, 363rd Infantry Regiment, Medical Detachment in World War Two. He earned a Bronze Star in 1944 during the Rome-Arno Campaign. I have heard that he was full blooded Sioux. He was a buddy of my Grandfather, Haskel M. Reels; having served together in the same unit. Any information would be deeply appreciated.

Re: Magnolia RADMER: 1930 census, SSDI, obituary

2006-11-29 14:09:18Z

Hi
Thanks for sending the Magnolia Radmer information. I already have her obituary but it nice to hear from you. Thanks again.

Re: Boehme - Can anyone provide a clue to my ancestry?

metaphor — 2006-11-29 00:25:15Z

Chrisi wrote, "I know I am of Sioux Indian descent, ... the blood comes from my great-grandmother's side. ..."

Chrisi, you have four great-grandmothers. Is the great-grandmother who may be of Sioux descent the mother of the grandmother who is giving you the information?

Do you know when and where your grandmother (of the Sioux line) was born? It may be possible to identify your great-grandmother if you can provide your grandmother's name at birth, and date and place of birth. If this grandmother &/or her mother are still living, you may not want to provide this information on the message board.

Magnolia RADMER: 1930 census, SSDI, obituary

metaphor — 2006-11-29 00:15:44Z

Re: LECLAIRE, IRON CEDAR WOMAN, WALKING EAGLE

2006-10-18 00:12:22Z

Iron Cedar Woman was born in 1796 and married in 1820 in the Dakota territory. She died in 1900. She was my great great great grandmother. If this is the same person you were looking for I will provide you with all the information I have. Feel free to e-mail me at gobman980@yahoo.com

Fort Yates in the 1920's

Tomcat3747 — 2006-09-07 13:47:08Z

Looking for a lead, a clue, a hint on a Linotype operator (typesetter) name of Russel Nelson reported to have worked in Ft. Yates c. 1920-21.

He was 22-23 yrs. old at the time and born in PA. Was there a boarding house in Ft. Yates or other Nelson family in town?

Read a couple years of Ft. Yates newspaper microfilm from the period and found no mention of him (surprising as the paper was so chatty).

Was there another print shop in Ft. Yates area at that time? Could have been a commerical operation or a school, church mission, institution that printed their own material. Have heard the Standing Rock Res. may have had their own paper. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Am in Maine - it's a long reach.
tomcat@midcoast.com

LeClaire and Iron Cedar Woman

2006-04-03 14:23:44Z

Hello Melody,
I am also trying to find out information on theLeClaire line that may have Iron Cedar Woman for the mother and Olivier LeClaire for the father. I believe my husband's ancestor is one of their children. Contact me as might have something to share with you....Susan
annajoe@aol.com

Cemetaries in Sioux Co. and Standing Rock Reserve?

2006-02-24 00:24:55Z

Anyone know what cemetaries are located in Sioux County. Specifically on the Standing Rock Reserve. It would be most helpful. THANKS Lee

Re: John C. Turner

2006-01-22 14:01:27Z

Dear Patrick,

Sorry I din't get your reply. We were changing servers and for some reason our email doesn't always print. So try again. I have some information about the Turner family but not a lot. Luella Jane Turner was married tp Gustav Walter Hokanson. Gus was a brother of Goodwin Hokanson . Goodwin is my husbands grandfather. i have a story about John coming to the US that you may be interested.

Deann Hokanson

Boehme - Can anyone provide a clue to my ancestry?

2005-12-28 14:26:57Z

I need help; I know I am of Sioux Indian descent, but I do not know through what tribe, or person for that matter. I asked my grandmother about this, and all I could discover was that the blood comes from my great-grandmother's side. However, I have no idea how to contact her, and I believe her and my grandmother (mother and daughter, respectively) are not on speaking terms (I have a dysfunctional family). I believe my great-grandmother's married name is Boehme. If anyone has any information, or any ideas on how I might find out more, please let me know. Thanks.

Re: John C. Turner

2005-12-04 16:40:44Z

I have information about John C Turner's Father James from Ireland.
Also information on Luella Jane Turner and her family.

Eugene Littlesoldier

2005-08-28 16:08:14Z

I am looking for any information regarding Eugene Littlesoldier. He was present at the arrest and killing of Sitting Bull. He was 27 when he entered service with the Indian Police on Oct. 1, 1890. Any information on his life and or where he is buried would be helpful.

WARREN KOCH - Sioux Co., ND

2005-08-28 16:07:51Z

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KOCH, Warren

Warren Harding W. Koch.?? Could have been his full name.
SON of: John Christain & Lena Rosa (Ohrenschall) KOCH
John lived in Burleigh County, ND for 46 years

Born: 30 July 1918 - Near Wilton, Burleigh County, North Dakota

Died: 25 August 1970 - Solen, Sioux, North Dakota

Known to have been in: - Breien, SIOUX County, North Dakota

Timmer, SIOUX County, North Dakota

Solen, SIOUX County, North Dakota

Social Security #501-18-7720 - issued in North Dakota

Could have been in a Home or Hospital for the Mentally Ill

If you have information on Warren Koch of SIOUX County, North Dakota

Please Contact:

Carla in Oregon

leighton@pacifier.com

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Re: Eugene Littlesoldier

2005-08-28 16:05:46Z

I am also looking for any Littlesoldier living/dead in the South Dakota region. Is it possible you could help me find them or find a common ancestor. Old family stories say my great grandfather had two Lakota sons from a marriage in the Badlands before he married my great grandmother.

Or is it coinsidence, that the name Littlesolder is used by separate families? I find no other tribes using the name Littlesoldier.

Crow Ghost Bessie

2005-08-28 16:04:57Z

Looking to find out if any one knows of or has further geneaolgy on my great great grandmother. Bessie Crow Ghost. I am looking getting ready to find out a family name to do naming ceremony so it's important.
Bessie Crow Ghost'
Died: June 24, 1926
Buried: @ Standing Rock. Ft.Yates SD

Anyone who can direct me to the right person please help.

thanks

John Whitehawk (Ce-tan-ska)

2005-08-28 16:03:53Z

Looking for information or any possible relatives of John Whitehawk born in 1870 at the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. I have a new e-mail address since my last posting.

Block and Radmer families

2005-08-28 16:01:57Z

I would like to know if someone could do a cemetery lookup for Charles Block. He is related to Ernest Block, my grandfather, who lived at McIntosh SD. Also an Adele Radmer, who lived at Sioux Co ND in the 1920s and 1930s. My grandfather and his brothers farmed at Sioux Co, so did their cousin Otto Radmer. Any information on these people is welcome.

John Whitehawk (Ce-tan Ska)

2005-08-28 16:01:35Z

Any info please note my email address change.
Thanks!

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

2005-08-28 15:56:41Z

Sorry, I was just creeped out at the fact that someone else was researching this. Yes, I am related to these families. My grandfather is Jim Marlowe Sr and my father is James Marlowe JR. I have spoke to my father and he has told me that you have actually been to my grandpa's house and talked with them about this subject. So have you found anything else out?

Obituary for WELLS at Ft. Yates, Sioux CO. ND

2005-08-28 15:55:54Z

Hi,
I was wondering if it would be possible for someone to do an obituary look up for Aaron Charles Wells who died Oct. 10, 1932 and is buried at Ft. Yates, ND.

If not, could you give me suggestions where I might write for an obituary?

Any suggestions or help you might offer would be appreciated. My email address is ap112@midstatesd.net or you could reply to this email.

Thank you.

Alona

LaDouceur -- trying to find heritage

2005-12-28 14:25:07Z

I was told I am Sioux, but my Birth cettificate is incomplete. Parents are both deceased. I am looking for anyone who can give me info on my family heritage and who may be registered with a tribe. Maiden name - LaDouceur. Please if you can help me, email me with info. Thank you

"Susie Kills A Hundred"

2005-08-28 15:52:02Z

I have a picture of a Sioux Indian woman whose name was "Susie Kills A Hundred". In the picture are two other people my grandmother Margaret McCain and her mother Laura Viola Basim McCain. My grandmother was holding a Sioux doll made by "Susie Kills A Hundred". The picture was taken in Rapid City, South Dakota in 1907. I have been trying to find somebody who might know something about "Susie Kills A Hundred". My grandmother was 3yrs. old when the doll was given to her and she gave me the "Sioux doll". I still have the doll. I would like to hear from somebody if they have any information concerning this matter.

Virginia Mae Robinson

2005-08-28 15:50:16Z

i im looking for my great great grandmothers parents. her name was virginia mae robinson. im told that her mother was a daughter to sitting bull, but unable to find anything but virginia's husband charles wilson. can anyone help

thanks, lee

John WhiteHawk

2005-08-28 15:49:26Z

John WhiteHawk is my grandfather and I am seeking any information. He was born at Standing Rock Reservation in N.D. in 1859 and was also from the Pine Ridge, S.D. area.

Re: John C. Turner

pfturner — 2006-01-22 14:03:01Z

Hi:

If John C. Turner's father's name is James Turner, he may not be the John Turner I am looking for. The John Turner (age 25) I am looking for was living with his sister, Bridget (Turner) McCarty in Garryowen, Jackson County, Iowa on the 1870 census. My John would also have an additional sister named Julia and a brother Edward who was my great grandfather. At this time, I am speculating that their parents were John and Rosanna Turner who resided in Jones County, Iowa in 1860 and 1870

I do have John C. Turner's Obit wiitch did not tell me much as far as parents and where in Ireland he came from, and census information from 1880 on til his death in 1922. If you have additional information to provide that his father is James Turner, I would appreciate it along with information on Luella Jane Turner.

One additional question; what is the relationship of Agnes Rogers to John C. Turner's family. I believe her maiden name is Hughes. She was considered a daughter in John's obit. She also was in attended to Mary A. Turner's husband's funeral services

Thanks for any assitance.
Patrick Turner

DESC of HOWARD ERNEST SHIPLEY lived in Sioux Falls in 1931

jimaship5 — 2006-08-04 11:48:30Z

LOOKING for descendants of Howard Shipley. He was probably born in Minnesota. He had a brother Robert Thomas Shipley, and a sister Mayme Shipley. His parents were Edward Thomas Shipley and Jane Eliz Houston. They moved to Montana in the 1890"s. Parents and brother Robert all buried inBilling Montana. in 1931 Howard Lived in Sioux Falls. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks Marietta

Re: John Whitehawk (Ce-tan-ska)

marewin_1 — 2006-01-22 14:03:46Z

My gggrandmother was Elizabeth Whitehawk, d.o.b. 1801. Her father was John Whitehawk. Could we possibly have same decendents. I have no idea where he was born and what nativity he is. my grandmother and her mother Sara Jane Moad are buried here in Ontario Canada. Please reply and thankyou for responding.

Re: LaDouceur -- trying to find heritage

Paul_L_Meisel — 2005-12-28 14:25:33Z

LaDouceur is a relatively common name in North Dakota, particularly in the northeastern part of the state. I believe that the LaDouceur name is usually associated with Metis (French Canadian-mixed blood, usually Chippewa or Cree) but also now and then with Santee and Yanktonai Sioux (the eastern bands), less often with Lakota (western Sioux).

There are many Ladouceurs in the Pembina County ND region, that might be a good place to start looking. Good Luck!

Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

rediron462 — 2005-08-28 16:07:25Z

Does anybody have any information that conclusively links the Marlow / LaBelle families with Chief Red Iron?? I've heard all the stories down through the years, now I'd like to see some documented proof. I'd be willing to pay $$$ for this info. Thanks in advance.

Re: Chief Red Iron

rediron462 — 2005-08-28 15:53:14Z

Hi!!

Thanks for your reply. It is great to correspond with an actual blood relative of Mazasha! At one time, based on all the stories within my family, I too thought I was a relative of Mazasha. But, after two-plus years of research, I have found that I am related only by marriage. But, in the course of my research, I have amassed many documents and other info that should interest you and your family. I am more than happy to share!!! Email me and we'll talk. Have a good one!

rediron4@swbell.net

Keogh Family

2006-01-22 14:04:40Z

I am researching the Keogh family. Sometime in the early 1900's they moved from Ramsey County, ND to Sioux County, ND. They had a family home at Fort Yates.

Thomas J. & Mary G. Keogh
Children:
Thomas VINCENT Keogh m. Hattie Marsh
Leo P. Keogh m. Leona (Harrison)(nor certain of this)
Vernon Keogh
Charles Keogh

They had more children than this but these are the ones that I have found in Sioux County.
Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated.

Eugene Little Soldier

AnnForristal — 2005-08-28 16:06:47Z

I am trying to find any information on my great-great uncle, Eugene Little Soldier. He was born in 1863, and enrolled with the US Census in 1920 at age 57. His enrollment number is T625-1339. He lived in township 130 in Sioux County. There is alot of history surrounding this man, any information that could be provided would be greatly appreciated.

Darlene Joan GAYTON Lopez (b.08-15-1934) obit 2006

smiley73070 — 2006-03-29 14:28:11Z

...From the Oklahoman Newspaper, in OKC dated 03-25-2006. I am attaching an obit for Darlene. She was 71 years old at time of passing and was born in Ft Yates, ND. Other names mentioned:

John GAYTON, father
Katherine JORDAN, mother
Jesse LOPEZ, husband
Lisa Covel
Jaylene Wallgren
Jesse LOPEZ, Jr
Steve LOPEZ
Casey WALLGREN
Rickey WALLGREN
Stevie LOPEZ
Dylan LOPEZ
Jessica LOPEZ
Letitia COVEL
Brenea WALLGREN
Saryn GRAHAM

***RAOGK***

Re: Watauga S.D.

rapidsolutions — 2005-12-26 19:20:50Z

My grandmother Sophia Dybing bought a farm outside of Watauga in 1917. Grandfather Dybing had died when they owned a homestead in Presho, SD. Decendents of grandmother and grandfather Dybing's ten children now live all over the U.S. Grandmother sold the Watauga farm sometime after 1924 and initially moved with her new husband to California. Have any other family members contacted you? A lot of information about the family in the U.S and Norway is available. Another message mentioned Charles and his wife Stella Dybing. Charles was a son of Sophia and her first husband.

Re: Watauga S.D.

Janice_draper — 2006-04-21 12:44:27Z

I have not been able to contact any of the Dybings yet. I am interested in any information you would want to share.

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

kstjohn165 — 2006-01-22 14:00:39Z

Hello,
I saw your message on Ancestry.com and thought I'd let you know that my aunt Evelyn LaBelle Tester was married to my uncle Clyde Tester and they put together a sort of family history in 1979 (they lived in Minnesota) which traced a bit of both the LaBelle family and the Tester family. Maybe you already have a copy of this, but if not, I'd be happy to put it in the mail to you.
I've been searching the Tester family (my maiden name) to put a genealogy together. All the best, Katherine St. John in Salt Lake City

Chief Red Iron

KRISTINEES — 2005-08-28 15:54:00Z

Hello,

Chief Red Iron (Mazasha) was a great (to the 5th) grandfather of mine. I'm interested in connecting with other descendents of him, or his tribe.

I was at Traverse Des Sioux in 1995 when the had a commemorative in his honor. My great aunt was one of the speakers. About 15 years earlier, my mother traced our family tree to discover that he was part of our lineage.

Looking forward to any response!

Re: Obituary for WELLS at Ft. Yates, Sioux CO. ND

MDuloc — 2005-08-28 15:55:31Z

Alona: I have an obit for Aaron Charles Wells, will scan it and send it to you. Are you related to Mr. Wells?
Mark Dulac

Re: Eugene Littlesoldier

TLittlesoldier — 2005-08-28 16:06:27Z

I am also looking for Little Soldier decendents living in the Dakotas. I was told my Great-Grandfather had two sons prior to my grandfather's birth. My grandfather was born in 1903 in Wisconsin. His english name is David Little Soldier and he was a member of the Winnebago Tribe of Wisconsin

Re: Riley Thomas

Ann_Nussbaum — 2006-03-10 21:45:47Z

Still looking for Riley THOMAS, wife Lizzie ALBERTSON and children Garret and Charles THOMAS who lived in Sioux Falls, Dakota in the mid 1880's. New address: nuss@adelphia.net

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

tdtribe — 2005-08-28 15:55:10Z

Sorry to intrude. But do you know of any Goodteachers in this line? We have fond a possable link. Mazamani Walks Iron maybe a brother to Chief Red Iron.
Thank You

Re: Watauga S.D.

mezell2621 — 2005-08-28 16:01:05Z

I see by the message you posted that DYBINGS is one of the names you are serching. My family had friends, Charlie and Stella DYBINGS in Seatlle and Fort Yates ND. My father was a farm agent on the reservation and I was born in Fort Yates in 1936.

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

2005-08-28 15:48:02Z

Hi Joseph,
I would like to get in touch with you. My fathers name is Edward Eugene LaBelle and his sisters married name is Evelyn Tester. I would like to know how you and I are related.
Gordon.

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

2004-08-22 14:39:41Z

You are indeed correct. Mazamani was Mazasa's (Red Iron's) brother. I believe he was killed during the 1862 "Uprising". I would be interested in the information you have found. Thanks in advance.

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

2004-06-02 23:01:11Z

What a creepy reply. The reason I am asking is simply to settle some inconsistencies in our family history. When I posted the original message, I was just starting my research and was looking for a "jump-start". But, since the posting of my original message, and with the gracious help of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Rez (of which I am a registered member), a newly discovered cousin, and a Professional Genealogist, I have received my answers. Thanks for your interest. Are you related to any of these familes?

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

2004-06-02 22:10:11Z

Can I ask why you want to know this information so badly?

Translation Help Please??? anyone!!!

2004-01-24 19:45:42Z

Hello everyone,

I am just looking for someone who can possibly tell me what this says in Sioux, if it means anything at all...

I have written phonetically what I heard recorded... if you need to hear it spoken, I can give you a link to the song it was sung in and you can hear the words as they are spoken...

Here is my best effort in writing what I heard, since I am not in any way familiar with this dialect... I just believe that it is a form of the Sioux language...

"say-dam-man-oh-yey hey-dam-man-oh-yey yey-hey"

Because it is being sung, it is very hard to know when one word stops and one word starts... so anyway, even if one word or the possibility of a word is found up there through the combo of those sounds, it would atleast give em a starting place... thanks!

Re: Eugene Littlesoldier

2004-01-17 17:35:42Z

I am a Lakota/Ojibwe student at the University of Illinois. I am working on a project regarding the Reginald Laubin collection here at the Spurlock Museum. We have a copy of this photo here, go to--
http://photoswest.org/cgi-bin/imager?10031854+X-31854
there is a Littlesoldier pictured here. Could this be your relative? Have you found out something more about him?

Sgt. J.C. DEMOUTH (Ft. Yates)

2002-12-03 22:13:20Z

I have a wonderful photo postcard of a Sgt. J.C. DEMOUTH who was at Fort Yates, ND. I think it was about the time of the Spanish-American War because Fort Yates was only active from 1874-1903. He was a Sgt in Co "H", 12th Inf. Photographed in dress uniform; photographer was a Mr. Gilbert of Mandan, ND.

Does anyone know how I can find military records for Fort Yates to try to get more info on this soldier? I would love to find a descendant of Sgt. DEMOUTH so that I can return this wonderful photo. I'd be glad to e-mail a .jpg file if anyone wishes to see it. Please e-mail me directly at aweca12962@aol.com. Thanks.

Carol AWE from Waukegan IL

Andrew Johnson

2001-04-14 12:00:00Z

Looking for information on Andrew Johnson, who is said to have died in a Indian Raid 1886, in Fort Yates, Sioux County, ND (Dak. Terr).

Crow King/Cournoyers of Sioux County

2001-01-30 12:00:00Z

I'm a writer looking for burial records and/or a grave site for a Hunkpapa Lakota chief and member of the Standing Rock Indian Police named Joachim Crow King (Kangi Yatapi), who died near Ft. Yates in Sioux County, ND on April 5, 1884. He was supposedly buried at the Catholic Indian Cemetery at Ft. Yates (St. Peters?). His daughter, Emma Crowking, married a man named Paul Cournoyer, and eventually settled in Armour, SD, where she died in 1908. The Cournoyers had a child named Christie who died in infancy, and is also buried somewhere at Ft. Yates. Does anyone have information on these people that they would be willing to share? My research is at a standstill.

Many thanks.

Annie N. Nelson (d. 09.29.1967)

2000-07-28 12:00:00Z

FROM THE VALLEJO TIMES HERALD VALLEJO, CA. SEPTEMBER 29, 1967

ANNIE N. NELSON

A FUNERAL SERVICE FOR MRS. ANNIE D. NELSON OF 1524 EL
DORADO STREET IS PENDING AT ABBEY OF THE CHIMES.

MRS. NELSON, A NATIVE OF MINNESOTA AND A VALLEJO RESIDENT FOR 11 YEARS, DIED FRIDAY AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS.

SHE IS SURVIVED BY TWO SONS, WILLARD E. OF SIOUX CITY,IOWA
AND LYLE S. OF GRAND FORKS, N.D., TWO DAUGHTERS, MRS. ANDREW
THOMPSON OF SAN FRANCISCO AND MRS. AGNES A. OSAL OF PHOENIX
ARIZONA, 11 GRANDCHILDREN AND 13 GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN.

HANCOCK (VA) to MULLAN (Ireland) Before 1889

2000-05-03 12:00:00Z

My grandmother, Sarah HANCOCK Keehan, was born in North Dakota in 1889 just days before statehood. There is some question as to just WHERE in North Dakota. My father's birth certificate says his mother, Sarah HANCOCK Keehan, was born in FT. BATES. There does not appear to ever have been such a place so I am guessing it was FT. YATES. To add to the mystery, no birth certificate exists for her in Sioux County, ND for the years 1888, 1889, 1890. Sarah's mom and dad were Mary MULLAN (from Ireland) and Lawarence HANCOCK (from Virginia, USA). At my web site (link below) there is a picture (old and beat up) of Sarah under the heading "4th of July". It is all I have of her. Any information on HANCOCK, MULLAN, FT. BATES - YATES, ETC. will be greatly appreciated.
Happy searching.
Mary Jo

Roth,Kirschenmann, Huber

1999-09-10 12:00:00Z

I am looking for ancestors of the following:

Johann Roth - born 1872 in Russia. Married to Margaretha (also called Maggie) who was born about 1876. He's my G Grandfather and she my G Grandmother. He is German.

Philipp Kirschenmann - From Russia (but, German). I think I may have found his family. His sister may be Rosina Kirschenmann and his father also Philipp Kirschenmann born in 1850's. He moved to Sioux Co., ND eventually. Married Ottilie Huber (my G Grandmother). She eventually moved to Snoqualmie/North Bend, WA area. Her daughter, and my grandmother, Ella Kirschenmann Roth Magnuson lives in North Bend, WA today. She lived in Everett, WA for years, though. All of her children live in Washington.

If anybody has any data on these, please let me know. (the Bower/Bauer's are from the Huber ancestry. They are also from Russia).

Cheri Roth email: Cheri23806@aol.com

DOMINIC BROXMEYER

marysday — 2001-09-15 04:40:12Z

John C. Turner

pfturner — 2004-11-26 18:18:53Z

Looking for information on the following John Turner and family who lived in Sioux County during the 1920 census:
John C. Turner, born abt 1846 in Ireland,
Ida Maria Turner, wife, born abt 1858 in Iowa.
James R. Turner, son, born Feb 27 1884 in South Dakata
Mildred Turner, granddaughter, born abt 1820 in North Dakota.

John Turner and Ida Maria Jenkins were married in Dubuque County Iowa just before 1880.
Other children who were not living with John and Ida are
Mary A Turner, born abt 1881 in Iowa or Illinois, Married to Chris Johnson.
Luella Jane Turner, born Jan 4, 1888 in South Dakota.
John Leo Turner, born Mar 27, 1890 in South Dakota.
Francis Turner, born abt 1889 in South Dakota.

Thanks for any assistance.

Mary Colton b. PA

jessiepoland — 2003-10-07 01:10:15Z

Mary Colton b. 1866 in PA. a missionary at Standing Rock Reservation, Sioux Indian Tribe

Catholic Records 1950's

pamelaservice — 2001-09-23 01:55:24Z

I would like to know if the Souix County North Dakota Catholic Church records are microfilmed. I would be looking for a marriage record of a woman b. @1927, who was Blackfeet and Irish, and married @ 1952, to a carpenter, Blackfeet and French. By 1971, they had six children, 3 sons and three daughters. Their eldest was a daughter b. @ 1953. Relatives raised this girl, during her highschool years, in a nearby town. I'm hoping to make some connections with anyone familiar with this senario. If anyone has looked at Souix County Catholic records, please tell me where I can view them also. Many thanks.

Ft. Yates and Jones and Smith

DJonas2019 — 2001-06-28 02:26:11Z

David R. Jones and Fannie Ellen Smith, supposedly married at Ft. Yates on 3 March 1883. Their daughter, Dora Ruth Jones was born on 24 December 1883. They supposedly ran a trading post at the Fort or nearby. Would like to know how to find information on such a trading post, and where or if any records were kept at that time. Would like to exchange information on the Jones and Smith lines also. Thanks for your time.

Re: Marlow / LaBelle / Chief Red Iron

tdtribe1 — 2004-08-22 15:29:38Z

We just found the link last night. Don't have any solid info yet. what we have is a list of a Goodteacher marrying a Fishback daughter of Mazamani Walks Iron and Kicaksewin To Cut In Two Woman. You are welcome to E-mail direct to us for more.
Thanks
Todd and Denise

Watauga S.D.

2002-02-13 23:36:43Z

Am searching for descendents of homesteaders living north of Watauga South Dakota, in Sioux County. Watauga is located about 1 mile from the North Dakota border, and when the first homesteaders located there, it was still Morton County.

Riley Thomas

2002-08-02 20:01:26Z

Looking for information on Riley Daniel THOMAS married to Lizzie ALBERTSON, children Garret and Charles Thomas. Riley Thomas lived in "Sioux Falls, Dakota" in the mid 1880's. Please contact Ann nuss@mindspring.com

Obituary for Susana Huhalutawin or Mrs. Holy Face Bear

AnnForristal — 2005-06-13 22:20:08Z

I am searching for an obituary for Huhalutawin (Red Legs) or Mrs. Holy Face Bear. She died on July 15th in Selfridge ND and was buried on July 17th at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Ft. Yates ND. She was 80 years old at time of death. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Ann

Louis Hat

AnnForristal — 2005-06-13 22:20:08Z

I am searching for any information on Louis Hat. He was a Standing Rock policeman in 1890. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

LECLAIRE, IRON CEDAR WOMAN, WALKING EAGLE

marshallme — 2005-08-28 15:47:30Z

Looking for ways to research tribal members of the Standing Rock Reservation that include LeClaire, Iron Cedar Woman, Walking Eagle, maybe died 1894-he was sister to Anna Marshall of Charles Mix County, SD. Anyone with advice? Thank you.

Henry Radmer

cjbell90 — 2005-02-02 21:39:22Z

Looking for information on Henry Radmer and his wife Magnolia, known as Nollie. They lived at Solon ND. Dates would be from 1910-1940. This couple could be buried at Solon.

Re: Chief Red Iron

tdtribe — 2004-10-10 13:09:13Z

I may have so useful info. fill free to contect derict at tdtribe@netins.net.

Peter Engel

@@Fillb@aol.com — 2003-07-29 01:55:43Z

Am seeking information on Peter Engel, possible dob of Sept 6, 1891, born in Torontal, Hungary. May have been living in Sioux County during WW1 draft registration. Any help or ideas would be appreciated. Contact me at fillb@aol.com.