| Oklahoma (Caddo County), Anadarko — Chief Joseph — (Himnaton - Yalakit) |
| | 1838 (approx.) 1904
Famous in Military and Tactical
skill for his tribe, The Nez Perce. — Map (db m11497) |
| Oklahoma (Caddo County), Anadarko — Jim Thorp — ( Wa-Tho-Buck) |
| | 1888 - 1953
Sac and Fox & part Potawatomi.
World's Greatest Athlete, Winner of
the Olympic Games at Stockholm
Sweden, 1912. — Map (db m11496) |
| Oklahoma (Caddo County), Anadarko — Pocahontas |
| | Powhatan --- 1595 to 1617
Noted as the Angel of Mercy who saved
the starving colonists of Jamestown, Virginia
Sculptor: Kenneth F. Campbell
Donor: National Society of the Colonial Dames XVII Century — Map (db m7619) |
| Oklahoma (Caddo County), Anadarko — Pontiac — 1720 - 1769 |
| | Noted Ottawa Chief in Detroit
region. Warrior, orator and
organizer of the Indian Tribes to
save America for the Indian People. — Map (db m11499) |
| Oklahoma (Caddo County), Anadarko — Stand Watie — Tsa-La-Gi 1806-1871 |
| | Beloved Southern Cherokee Chief
who served during Civil War as
brave Brigadier General. Last
Confederate leader to surrender.
Donors Frances Billingsley
Plains Indian Arts and Crafts — Map (db m7719) |
| Oklahoma (Caddo County), Anadarko — Tecumseh — 1768 - 1813 — Shawnee |
| | A noted warrior / statesman who
conceived a confederation of Indian
Tribes to stem the flow of white
migration, revitalize tribal culture
and preserve tribal lands along the
Mississippi Valley. Killed in the
Battle of Thames River, 1813 — Map (db m11498) |
Subscribe
— Privacy Policy
— Terms of Use
— About Us
— Contact Us
HMdb.org