An agreement with the Yankton Sioux or Dakota Indians in South Dakota —
1882: SEC 12. The following agreement, made by J. C. Adams and John H. Cole, commissioners on the part of the United States, with the chiefs,
headmen, and other male adults of the Yankton tribe of Sioux or Dakota Indians upon the Yankton Reservation, in the State of South Dakota, on the
thirty-first day of December, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and now on file in the Department of the Interior, and signed by said commissioners
on behalf of the United States, and by Charles Martin, Edgar Lee, Charles Jones, Isaac Hepikagan, Stephen Cloud Elk, Edward Yellow Bird, Iron
Lingthing (sic) [Lightning], Eli Brockway, Alex Brunot[,] Francis Willard, Louis Shunk, Joseph Caje, Albion Hitika, John Selwyn, Charles Ree,
Joseph Cook, Brigham Young, William Highrock, Frank Felix, and Philip Ree, on behalf of the said Yankton tribe of Sioux Indians, is hereby accepted,
ratified, and confirmed.
Cheyenne River Lakota Sioux Nation —
Official Web Siter of the Chyenne River Sioux Tribe... Four Bands of the Lakota Nation
CRAZY HORSE Memorial —
There are many fascinating stories in the life of Crazy Horse, the life of Korczak Ziolkowski, and the work of the Ziolkowski
family and the Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation to carry on the mountain carving and the educational and cultural goals of
Crazy Horse Memorial.
Crow Creek & Lower Brule Reservation —
Crow Creek and Lower Brule Reservations sit on opposite sides of the Missouri River. Crow Creek covers parts of Hughes, Hyde,
and Buffalo Counties. Lower Brule is mainly in Lyman Co, with a small portion in Stanley County. (Genealogy and History Information).
he Great Sioux Nation —
Picture the "he sapa," a range of pine-covered mountains so green they
look black from a distance. Mysterious "mako sica" or "bad land," a mass of
buttes and spires that stretches as far as the eye can see. Imaginea colorful
"wacipi," a powwow filled with traditional singing and dancing. And
legendary leaders like Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull. This is South Dakota,
home of the Great Sioux Nation.
South Dakota Indian Tribes —
South Dakota Indian Tribes, General Information.
Cemeteries
