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Name Also Known As Band and Tribe Date of Death LBH Warriors Lone Eagle Lakota Living at Cheyenne River Agency 1926 Lone Elk Oglala Lakota Lone Horn Minnikojou Lakota Lone Man One Man Oglala Lakota Remarks Reference Said 9 of the fleeing troopers were mounted 121; Vestal, Warpath, 203 Craige, letter to Shoemaker Hardorff, Lakota Recollections, 114; Buecker, Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger, 159 Headman Hardorff, Camp, Custer and the LBH, 89 & 91 1934 Born 1850 - Saw a Lakota in a gully whose body was mistakenly mutilated by Indians Lone Wolf Lakota 1879 One of the lesser Chiefs and Headmen at the Battle Lone Wolf Cheyenne Visited the battlefield with Major Reynolds & told him of his participation Long Bull Hunkpapa Lakota Long Commander Fast Eagle Oglala Lakota Long Dog Hunkpapa Lakota Long Elk Minnikojou Lakota Long Elk Hunkpapa Lakota Long Feather Hunkpapa Lakota Long Handle Oglala Lakota Long Horn Hunkpapa Lakota Long Name Oglala Lakota Long Roach Northern Cheyenne Long Road Eagle Hat Sans Arc Lakota Long Tree Yanktonais Nakota Long Turd Oglala Lakota Long Visitor Oglala Lakota June 26, 1876 His tipi was in the area near Sitting Bull at LBH Counted 4 Coups & captured 5 cavalry mounts Fought Custer's column – Raced across soldier’s line to show he was bulletproof Wounded fighting Custer's column One of the first to receive a gunshot wound, in the valley fight Identified in a picture as one who took part in the Custer Battle Surrendered with Crazy Horse - May have been at the LBH Chief of Holy Band of Hunkpapas Surrendered with Crazy Horse - May have been at the LBH Father of Closed Hand, suicide Warrior Killed counting Coup on soldier near Benteen's line Traveled with Thunder Bear from Old Fort Peck to LBH Holy man for Crazy Horse at the Little Bighorn Battle Surrendered with Crazy Horse - May have been at the LBH Hardorff, Camp, Custer and the LBH, 88; Dickson, “Big Road Roster”, CBHMA Symposium 2007, 53 Taylor, With Custer on the LBH, 181; Shields, LBH Tiospaye, 98 Frost, “The Treat on Reno Hill”, LBHA Newsletter, (June 1976), 3 Viola, Little Bighorn Remembered, 62-63; Vestal, Sitting Bull, 156 Miller, Custer’s Fall, 265; Miller, Indians Who Fought Custer * Paulson, Who’s Who Among the Sioux, 136-137; Vestal, Sitting Bull, 52-53 Hardorff, Hokahey, 62-63; Neihardt, Black Elk Speaks, 90 Hardorff, Hokahey, 39-40, 54 & 169; Hardorff, Indian Views of the Custer Fight, 167 Burdick, Tragedy in the Great Sioux Camp, picture/caption; Greene, Lakota and Cheyenne, 99; Sprague, Pine Ridge Reservation, 35 Buecker, Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger, 159 Hardorff, Indian Views of the Custer Fight, 151 Buecker, Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger, 158 Powell, Sweet Medicine, 112; Michno, Lakota Noon, 198 Hardorff, Lakota Recollections, 122; Hardorff, Hokahey, 87-89 Hardorff, Indian Views of the Custer Fight, 87-88 Bray, Crazy Horse: A Lakota Life, 218, 222 & 433; Hardorff, Surrender and Death of Crazy Horse, 85 Buecker, Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger, 163
Name Also Known As Band and Tribe Long Wolf Oglala Lakota Looking Elk Hunkpapa Lakota Looking Elk Minnikojou Lakota Looks Like A Dog Oglala Lakota Looks White Oglala Lakota Looks Yellow Oglala Lakota Lost Leg Northern Cheyenne Low Dog Oglala Lakota Low Dog Northern Cheyenne Mad Wolf Wolf That Has No Sense Northern Cheyenne Magpie Southern Cheyenne Magpie Oglala Lakota Magpie Eagle Northern Cheyenne Makes Enemy Oglala Lakota Date of Death June 11, 1892 LBH Warriors Remarks Reference In many fights including LBH – Died in London, age 59, while touring with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West and buried in West Brompton Cemetery – His Remains were repatriated to Pine Ridge SD 1999 Refused to take Good Bear Boy off the field while under fire Born 1846 - Put Cannonball Woman on a horse to escape the soldiers Surrendered with Crazy Horse - May have been at the LBH Surrendered with Crazy Horse - May have been at the LBH Surrendered with Crazy Horse - May have been at the LBH Returned to the battlefield days later looking for horses, odor was so strong they could not get close 1894 Born 1846 - Chief - Fought in valley, Reno Hill & Custer Ridge - Said 38 Indians were Killed He and Yellow Nose were the first Cheyennes to cross the river and face Custer’s men 1905 Born 1825 - A Dog Soldier - Wore a war bonnet in fighting Custer's column Wounded twice in the Rosebud Fight, then a few days later was in the LBH fight Dashed into camp with horses shouting, "Get away as fast as you can…white men are charging!" Council Chief – After leaving the Rosebud Fight, camped at the forks of Reno Creek, scouts reported soldiers were near, then hurried to the LBH 1928 Born 1857 - At LBHB Semi- Centennial 1926 Maddra, Hostiles? The Lakota Ghost Dance and Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, 160-161 & 256-257; le Vay, Eccentric London, 169 Michno, Lakota Noon, 65; Hardorff, Hokahey, 37 Hardorff, Camp, Custer and the LBH, 85 Buecker, Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger, 164 Buecker, Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger, 160 Buecker, Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger, 159 Stands In Timber & Liberty, Cheyenne Memories, 210 Graham, Custer Myth, 75; Hardorff, Cheyenne Memories of the Custer Fight, 170; Hardorff, Surrender and Death of Crazy Horse, 86; Dickson, “Big Road Roster”, CBHMA Symposium 2007, 49 Powell, Sweet Medicine, 115-116 & 414 Hardorff, Cheyenne Memories of the Custer Fight, 52; Marquis, Wooden Leg, 244 Powell, People of the Sacred Mountain, 1006 & 1040 Hardorff, Lakota Recollections, 81 Powell, People of the Sacred Mountain, 957, 1006, 1009 & 1043; Michno, Lakota Noon, 30 Hardorff, Hokahey, 92; Ostrander, Semi-Centennial, 26; Spear, Bozeman Trail, 88; Dickson, “Big Road Roster”, CBHMA Symposium 2007, 56 Makes Room They Make Minnikojou 1905 Chief - Father of White Bull Hardorff, Lakota Recollections,
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