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Chief Sitting Bull Sioux Strong Heart Society, Warrior Lakota Sioux, led Native American to a victory over General George Armstrong Custer in the 1876The Battle of Little Big Horn 1831–1890 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: Mar 1831
Birth Location: A camp on Willow Creek, near the mouth of the Cheyenne River,
Death Date: 15 Dec 1890
Death Location: Standing Rock Reservation, North Dakota, United States
Father: Jumping Cherokee
Mother: Her Door
Spouse(s): Four Wiyan, Seen Nation
Children(s): Wounded None, Sitting Jr., Henry None, Red Scont, Theodore None, Little Soldier, William Bull, Soon Walking, Lodge Sight, Crows Feet, Standing notes, Look Walking, Lodge Sight, Crows Feet, Standing Holy, Arrows Him, Sitting Jr, Girl None, Henry None, Thomas Bull, Arrows Bull, George Eagle, Lodge Sight, Runs From, Herbert Welsh, Saft Hein, LOUIS BULL, Seen Nation
In 1831, Chief Sitting Bull Sioux Strong Heart Society, Warrior Lakota Sioux, led Native American to a victory over General George Armstrong Custer in the 1876The Battle of Little Big Horn entered the world in A camp on Willow Creek, near the mouth of the Cheyenne River,, born to Jumping Bull Buffalo Psica Cherokee And Her Holy Door. Chief Sitting Bull Sioux Strong Heart Society, Warrior Lakota Sioux, led Native American to a victory over General George Armstrong Custer in the 1876The Battle of Little Big Horn married Four Robes Tasina Topa Wiyan, Seen By The Nation, Unknown, Wife Wives Of Chief Sitting Bull, and had children including Arrows In Him, Arrows Left In Him Bull, Crows Feet, George Crow Eagle, Girl, Henry, Herbert Hawkshield Welsh, Little Soldier, Lodge In Sight, Look Walking, Louis Sitting Bull, Red Scont, Runs Away From, Saft Ammsin Hein, Seen By The Nation, Sitting Bull Jr, Soon Walking, Standing Holy, Standing Holy Or Stands Holy Wakanyan Najin Hunkpapa Notes, Theodore, Thomas White Bear Frosted Iyotake Sitting Bull, William Nakicipa Runs Away From Sitting Bull, Wounded. Chief Sitting Bull Sioux Strong Heart Society, Warrior Lakota Sioux, led Native American to a victory over General George Armstrong Custer in the 1876The Battle of Little Big Horn passed away in 1890 in Standing Rock Reservation, North Dakota, United States.
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- In 1831, Chief Sitting Bull Sioux Strong Heart Society, Warrior Lakota Sioux, led Native American to a victory over General George Armstrong Custer in the 1876The Battle of Little Big Horn entered the world in A camp on Willow Creek, near the mouth of the Cheyenne River,, born to Jumping Bull Buffalo Psica Cherokee And Her Holy Door.
- Chief Sitting Bull Sioux Strong Heart Society, Warrior Lakota Sioux, led Native American to a victory over General George Armstrong Custer in the 1876The Battle of Little Big Horn married Four Robes Tasina Topa Wiyan, Seen By The Nation, Unknown, Wife Wives Of Chief Sitting Bull, and had children including Arrows In Him, Arrows Left In Him Bull, Crows Feet, George Crow Eagle, Girl, Henry, Herbert Hawkshield Welsh, Little Soldier, Lodge In Sight, Look Walking, Louis Sitting Bull, Red Scont, Runs Away From, Saft Ammsin Hein, Seen By The Nation, Sitting Bull Jr, Soon Walking, Standing Holy, Standing Holy Or Stands Holy Wakanyan Najin Hunkpapa Notes, Theodore, Thomas White Bear Frosted Iyotake Sitting Bull, William Nakicipa Runs Away From Sitting Bull, Wounded.
- Chief Sitting Bull Sioux Strong Heart Society, Warrior Lakota Sioux, led Native American to a victory over General George Armstrong Custer in the 1876The Battle of Little Big Horn passed away in 1890 in Standing Rock Reservation, North Dakota, United States.
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Chief Horn's Ancestors
Chief Horn's Descendants
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1. Wounded 1878–
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2. Sitting (Bull,) Jr. 1886–
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3. Henry 1866–
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4. Red Scont 1878–
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5. Theodore 1878–
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6. Little Soldier 1868–1934
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7. William ("Nakicipa, Runs-away-from" Sitting) Bull 1878–1909 m. Scout Woman 1875–1931
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1. Nancy (Sitting) Bull 1903–1959 m. Charles (George) Stewart 1892–1939 m. Frank (Kicking) Bear 1889–1965
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1. Sifrey (Seth) Stewart 1929–1964
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2. Stacey (A.) Stewart 1923–1944
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3. Estes (Joseph Stewart) Sr 1915–1978 m. Eunice (War) Bonnet 1917–
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1. Janice Stewart –1990
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4. Carrie (Stewart) my 1918–2009
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5. Emerson Stewart 1925–1982
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6. Casey (Clivan Kicking) Bear 1936–1984 m. Jessie (Colleen (Ishnalita Washtehwi) American) Bear 1932–1984 m. Lucille (Kicking) Bear 1921–2015
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2. Rosa (Sitting) Bull 1906–1907
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8. Soon Walking 1868–
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9. Lodge (in) Sight 1875–1898
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10. Crows Feet 1875–
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11. Standing (Holy or Stands Holy \ Wakanyan Najin Hunkpapa,) notes 1860–1927 m. Urban (Spotted) Horse 1846–1897
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1. Angeline (Spotted) Horse 1903–1959 m. Claude LaPointe 1898–1965
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1. Ernie LaPointe, 1948–1991
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12. Look Walking 1868–1887
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13. Lodge (in) Sight 1875–1898
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14. Crows Feet 1874–1990
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15. Standing Holy 1878–
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16. Arrows (in) Him 1878–
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17. Sitting (Bull,) Jr 1886–1884
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18. Girl 1888–
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19. Henry 1866–1950
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20. Thomas (White Bear Frosted Iyotake Sitting) Bull 1856–1932
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21. Arrows (Left in Him) Bull 1875–1885
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22. George (Crow) Eagle 1853–1903
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23. Lodge (In) Sight 1875–1898
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24. Runs (Away) From 1878–1909
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25. Herbert (Hawkshield) Welsh 1863–1944
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26. Saft (Ammsin) Hein 1878–
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27. LOUIS (SITTING) BULL 1869–1956
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28. Seen (by the) Nation 1846–1897
Chief Horn's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: Mar 1831
Event Place: A camp on Willow Creek, near the mouth of the Cheyenne River,
Record Source: Geneanet Community Trees Index
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 15 Dec 1890
Event Place: Standing Rock Reservation, North Dakota, United States
Record Source: Geneanet Community Trees Index