Standing:
Wambditanka (Big Eagle), Hesuiyayedan[not spelled correctly]
(Traveling Hail), Husasa (Red Legs)
Sitting:
Wakanojanjan (Medicine Bottle), (The Thief), Takonlipeiyo?

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Standing:
Joseph R Brown, Antione J Campbell, Has a War Club, Andrew Robertson, Red Owl, Thomas A Robertson, Nathaniel R Brown
Sitting:
Makato, Wapasha, Henry Belland

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Sisseton chiefs in Washington DC, the man standing in the middle, without the top hat, is I believe Red Iron and the man on the far right is Charles Crawford.

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Wabasha who was a Heriditary Chief of the Dakota He is buried in Santee Nebraska This photo was taken in 1858 again in DC.

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Portrait (Front) of Wa-Su-Hi-Ya-Hi-Dan (Passing Hail) in Partial Native Dress 1858

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Portrait (Profile) of Chief Shakopeela or Sha-Kpe (Six) or (Little Six) in Partial Native Dress and Holding Pipe 1858

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Little Crow

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Little Crow

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Little Crow - Sitting and holding staff (Smithsonian image)

Wambditanka Big Eagle, a Dakota Chief 1863 taken in Davenport prison where he was interred after the Minnesota Conflict. (MN Historic Society)

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Wambditanka in 1858 - (Smithsonian)

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Mankato a chief of the Dakota 1858

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Hushasha Fort Snelling 1862

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Mazasha

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Portrait of Maza Ozanzan (Shining Metal) or Ma-Zha Ozhan-Zhan (Transparent Iron) in Partial Native Dress with Headdress and Holding Lance? 1858

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Portrait of Mdewakanton Dakota man, Hehaka Maza (Iron Elk) 1858

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Tatanka nazin

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Tatanka nazin

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Circular Cloud at Fort Snelling in 1862

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Wa su tah

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Portrait (Front) of Chetan Wakan Mani (The Sacred Hawk) or Tshe-Ton Wa-Ka-Wa Ma-Ni (The Hawk That Hunts Walking), Called Ta-O-Ya-Ta-Du-Ta (His People Are Red), Also Called Little Crow, Jr, in Partial Native Dress 1869

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Simon Anawagmani

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Iktomiska White Spider Little Crow's brother pictured at Fort Snelling 1862

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Wakuta - The Shooter

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Wacouta at Fort Snelling 1862.
Probably the same person as the previous man even though the spelling of his name is slightly different

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Otadan (Plenty) pictured at Fort Snelling 1862

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Portrait (Profile) of Otadan (Plenty) 1868

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Wo-we-na-pe Little Crows son pictured at Fort Snelling in 1863

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Wo-wi-na-pe Little Crows son in 1863 (spelling is different on both of these photos but the person is the same)

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Little Short Horn?

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Tatanka Najin tatunganunshe - Standing Buffalo -

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Ta-o-pee Friendly Dakota from 1862

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Taopi

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John Otherday. A Dakota man who saved many settlers during the 1862 Conflict

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John Otherday (2)

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John Otherday (3)

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John Otherday (4)

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Hohkpemaza and an unnamed man

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Paha uza tanka

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A couple of unnamed men -

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Two Dakota men at Fort Snelling 1862

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Un-named man at Fort Snelling 1862

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Ohiyesa - Dr. Charles Alexander Eastman, physician

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Ohiyesa - Dr. Charles Alexander Eastman, Physician

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Mary Cloud (right) and Ruth Wakeman (1884)

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Little Crow’s wife and 2 children at Fort Snelling 1862

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Winona - Chief Red Iron’s daughter

This young woman whose effigy came out in the stone of the pipe bowl that was made by Chuck for the Dakota Womens March

Donated by Gloria in honor of the people on the woman's forced march in 1862

Apistoka win, photo taken at Fort Snelling 1862

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Han-ye-tu was-te win (1) pictured at Fort Snelling 1862

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Studio photograph of Han-ye-tu was-te win

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Studio portrait of Maz-zo

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Studio portrait of Use do ha win

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Anpetu-sapa-win Studio portrait

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Can-ku was-te win studio portrait

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Wa-pa-sto-ka win at Fort Snelling 1862

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Unnamed Dakota woman at Fort Snelling 1862

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Two more unnamed Dakota women at Fort Snelling 1862

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Two unnamed Dakota women at Fort Snelling

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Studio photograph of a Dakota woman

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Dakota woman and her baby, studio picture

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Chaska. (Eldest son of a family)

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Young unnamed Dakota man

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Dakota boy at Fort Snelling 1862

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Shakopee and Medicine Bottle (Wa-kan-o-zhan-zhan) before their execution - 1864

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Wa-Kan-O-Zhan-Zhan or Wa-Kan-O-Zan-Zan (Medicine Bottle), Son of Jingling Whirlwind, in Blanket - 1864

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Medicine Bottle at Fort Snelling prior to his execution 1864

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Shakopee at Fort Snelling prior to his execution 1864

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Ta-ta-ka-gay (Wind Maker).

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Little girl holding doll - Mendota (1880) (This says Mendota ca. 1880 but to my knowledge it was taken at Fort Snelling in 1862 - 64, you can see a small piece of the wall at the top right of the tipi that shows in the photos of Shakopee and Medicine Bottle above. However Mendota is close to Fort Snelling so maybe the photographer got his geography mixed up. The Mendota bridge across the Mississippi is right below Fort Snelling. Also at this time period most Dakota were living out of state. Gloria)

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Winona and We-chriuche (Big Mary)

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Dakota Dwelling painted by Seth Eastman

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Thanks Cindy for all of your dedicated work on this project we really appreciate it. Chuck & Gloria

 

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