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Chief Noka Nokay Waishkey Lone Horn 1695–1806 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: abt 1695

Birth Location: Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin, United States

Death Date: 05 Jan 1806

Death Location: Chequamegon, Wisconsin, United States

Father: Au Gaagaagwiiyaas

Mother: Tisanti captive

Spouse(s): Ojibway Captive)

Children(s): Obeneg Wahpe

In 1695, Chief Noka Nokay Waishkey Lone Horn entered the world in Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin, United States, born to Au Daig Weos Gaagaagwiiyaas And Tisanti Wahpe Sa An Ojibway Captive. Chief Noka Nokay Waishkey Lone Horn married Ojibway Woman Wabasca Fox Woman A Chippewa Captive, and had children including Obeneg Eshipequag Wahpe Obeneg Eshipequag Wahpe. Chief Noka Nokay Waishkey Lone Horn passed away in 1806 in Chequamegon, Wisconsin, United States.

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Biography

  • In 1695, Chief Noka Nokay Waishkey Lone Horn entered the world in Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin, United States, born to Au Daig Weos Gaagaagwiiyaas And Tisanti Wahpe Sa An Ojibway Captive.
  • Chief Noka Nokay Waishkey Lone Horn married Ojibway Woman Wabasca Fox Woman A Chippewa Captive, and had children including Obeneg Eshipequag Wahpe Obeneg Eshipequag Wahpe.
  • Chief Noka Nokay Waishkey Lone Horn passed away in 1806 in Chequamegon, Wisconsin, United States.

Immediate Family

Parents

Au Gaagaagwiiyaas
1650–1720
Birth Location: Milles Lacs, Minnesota, United States
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Tisanti captive
1660–1695
Birth Location: Minnesota, Minnesota, USA
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Spouses(s)

Ojibway Captive)
1704–1804
Birth Location: Mille Lacs, Minnesota, USA
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Children(s)

Obeneg Wahpe
1715–1806
Birth Location: near the head of the Rum River, Cass Lake, Cass, Minnesota, USA
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Chief Horn's Ancestors

Self
Chief Horn
1695–1806
Birth Place: Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin, United States
Parents
Au Daig Weos Gaagaagwiiyaas
1650–1720
Milles Lacs, Minnesota, United States
Tisanti (Wáȟpe šá An Ojibway) captive
1660–1695
Minnesota, Minnesota, USA
Grandparents
Khangi\Uncisicala (Crow's Flesh\Raven's Meat) Waishkey
1625–
Chief (Naiquod) O'Jibway
1625–
keweenaw Bay, Baraga michigan, Michigan, USA
Great-Grandparents
Chief Reindeer
1600–1670
Uncertain\Disputed
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Muminawatum Muminawatum
1570–1650
UCHEGUN UCHEGUN
1580–1650

Chief Horn's Descendants

1.
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Chief (Noka Nokay Waishkey Lone) Horn (abt 1695–05 Jan 1806) m. Ojibway (Woman (Wabasca) Fox Woman (a Chippewa) Captive) (1704–19 November 1804)
  1. 1. Obeneg (Eshipequag Wahpe Obeneg Eshipequag) Wahpe 1715–1806 m. Chief (Red Leaf La Feuille) Wapahasha 1720–1806
    1. 1. Chief (Red Leaf "La Feuille" "Necohundah" One Eye Wabasha) II 1773–1836
      1. 1. Catherine Totedutawin 1791–1888 m. Left (Hand\Chatka Little) Crow 1780–1847
        1. 1. Lorenzo ("Towanetaton" Lawrence "Little) Crow" 1822–1897 m. Louise Anyetuwastewin 1820–1898

Chief Horn's Timeline

2 Records

1695
abt 1695
Birth of Chief Noka Nokay Waishkey Lone Horn in Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin, United States
Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin, United States
1806
05 Jan 1806
Age 111
Death of Chief Noka Nokay Waishkey Lone Horn in Chequamegon, Wisconsin, United States
Chequamegon, Wisconsin, United States

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: abt 1695
    Event Place: Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin, United States

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 05 Jan 1806
    Event Place: Chequamegon, Wisconsin, United States
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