Joseph War Bonnet¹ (M)
(1894-), #1602
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     Joseph died. Joseph was born in 1894. He was the son of (?) War Bonnet and Nancy Smoke. Joseph War Bonnet was nat allottment on March 24, 1915 at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Shannon Co., South Dakota ., USA; NAME MERIDIAN TWP RANGE SECTION ACREAGE TYPE CASETYPE DOCID DATE

WAR-BONNET JOSEPH 06 040 N 042 W 028 0 253400 PA 329934 03/24/1915
WAR-BONNET JOSEPH 06 040 N 042 W 028 20 253400 PA 329934 03/24/1915.¹

Last Edited=July 8, 2007

Silis War Bonnet¹ (M)
(1897-), #1603
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     Silis died. Silis was born in 1897. He was the son of (?) War Bonnet and Nancy Smoke. Silis War Bonnet was nat allottment on July 24, 1916 at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Shannon Co., South Dakota ., USA; NAME MERIDIAN TWP RANGE SECTION ACREAGE TYPE CASETYPE DOCID DATE

WAR-BONNET SILAS 06 040 N 047 W 013 160 253400 PA 539575 07/24/1916.¹

Last Edited=July 8, 2007

Nellie War Bonnet (F)
(1899-), #1604
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     Nellie died. Nellie was born in 1899. She was the daughter of (?) War Bonnet and Nancy Smoke. Nellie War Bonnet was nat allottment on July 24, 1916 at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Shannon Co., South Dakota ., USA; NAME MERIDIAN TWP RANGE SECTION ACREAGE TYPE CASETYPE DOCID DATE

WAR-BONNET NELLIE 06 040 N 047 W 013 160 253400 PA 539576 07/24/1916.¹

Last Edited=July 8, 2007

Wendell Smoke (M)
(1875-after 1920), #1605
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     Wendell Smoke was also known as Holy Eagle. Wendell was born in 1875.² He was the son of Chief (?) Smoke and (?) Yellow Haired Woman.¹ He married Emma (?) circa 1900. Wendell was listed as Head of the Household on the Indian Census at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Porcupine District, Shannon Co., South Dakota, USA, on June 30, 1904.² He applied for homestead land at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Bennett Co., South Dakota, USA, on December 18, 1906.³ Wendell died after 1920.

Last Edited=August 5, 2007

Emma (?)^1,2 (F)
(1879-after 1915), #1606

     Emma was born in 1879.¹ She married Wendell Smoke circa 1900. She was listed as Wendell Smoke's wife in a census on June 30, 1904 at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Porcupine District, Shannon Co., South Dakota, USA.¹ She applied for homestead land at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Bennett Co., South Dakota, USA, on April 28, 1913.² Emma died after 1915.

Last Edited=October 22, 2006

Sophia Smoke (F)
(1905-), #1607
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     Sophia died. Sophia was born in 1905. She was the daughter of Wendell Smoke and Emma (?).

Last Edited=May 10, 2000

Elizabeth Smoke (F)
(1908-), #1608
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     Elizabeth died. Elizabeth was born in 1908. She was the daughter of Wendell Smoke and Emma (?).

Last Edited=May 10, 2000

Lena Smoke (F)
(1912-), #1609
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     Lena died. Lena was born in 1912. She was the daughter of Wendell Smoke and Emma (?).

Last Edited=February 26, 2006

Susan Smoke (F)
(1878-), #1611
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     Susan Smoke was also known as Brings Spotted. Susan died. Susan was born in 1878. She was the daughter of Chief (?) Smoke and (?) Yellow Haired Woman.¹

Last Edited=August 5, 2007

Mary Smoke (F)
(1882-), #1612
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     Mary Smoke was also known as Red White Cow. Mary died. Mary was born in 1882. She was the daughter of Chief (?) Smoke and (?) Yellow Haired Woman.¹

Last Edited=August 5, 2007

Ulala Smoke (F)
(circa 1843-), #1613
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     Ulala Smoke was also known as Spotted Horse Woman. Ulala died. Ulala was born circa 1843. She was the daughter of Chief (?) Smoke and (?) Yellow Haired Woman.¹ She married Tom Conroy Capt. at Fort Laramie Region, USA, circa 1858. Ulala met her first husband, Capt. Tom Conroy, at Fort Laramie, Wyo. He had gone there to operate a trading post and blacksmith shop. They had three children togather: Mary, John, and a third child whom Capt. Conroy took with him when the couple seperated. Ulala and Capt. Conroy seperated after a family disagreement and never saw each other again. Capt. Conroy took the three children, and Ulala went back to her people. Sometime later, Ulala returned to Fort Laramie and found John and Mary alone in a cabin with the door latched. She had John unlatch the door with a broom handle. She took the two children back to her people in the Powder River Country where they were raised as Indians.. She moved in 1877 at Powder River Region (MT.). When Crazy Horse surrendered at Fort Robinson in 1877, Ulala and her children were listed on the surrender ledger since Ulala was a friend of Crazy Horse's mother.
     She was listed in the Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger of November 8th, 1876, as a head of a household and as having arrived with the Oglala and having a family composition of "2 Sqauws, 2 Male children, 2 Female children being listed in the same lodge. She was again listed on the February 16th 1877 register as part of the American Horse Band, and having a family composition 4 Adult Females, 2 Male children, 2 Female children being listed in the same lodge. She was again listed on the February 16th 1877 register as part of the American Horse Band, and having a family composition 4 Adult Females, 2 Male children, and 1 Female Child. On March 1st, 1877 she received one Hide ticket for her household..

Last Edited=August 5, 2007

Tom Conroy Capt. (M)
(circa 1840-), #1614

     Tom died. He was employed at Fort Laramie (1849 - 1890), Goshen Co., Nebraska Territory, USA. Tom was born circa 1840. He married Ulala Smoke at Fort Laramie Region, USA, circa 1858. Ulala met her first husband, Capt. Tom Conroy, at Fort Laramie, Wyo. He had gone there to operate a trading post and blacksmith shop. They had three children togather: Mary, John, and a third child whom Capt. Conroy took with him when the couple seperated. Ulala and Capt. Conroy seperated after a family disagreement and never saw each other again. Capt. Conroy took the three children, and Ulala went back to her people. Sometime later, Ulala returned to Fort Laramie and found John and Mary alone in a cabin with the door latched. She had John unlatch the door with a broom handle. She took the two children back to her people in the Powder River Country where they were raised as Indians..

Last Edited=February 26, 2006

Mary Conroy (F)
(circa 1860-), #1615
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     Her body was interred at LaCreek, South Dakota, USA.¹ Mary died. Mary was born circa 1860. She was the daughter of Tom Conroy Capt. and Ulala Smoke. She moved in 1877 at Powder River Region (MT.). When Crazy Horse surrendered at Fort Robinson in 1877, Ulala and her children were listed on the surrender ledger since Ulala was a friend of Crazy Horse's mother.
     She was listed in the Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger of November 8th, 1876, as a head of a household and as having arrived with the Oglala and having a family composition of "2 Sqauws, 2 Male children, 2 Female children being listed in the same lodge. She was again listed on the February 16th 1877 register as part of the American Horse Band, and having a family composition 4 Adult Females, 2 Male children, 2 Female children being listed in the same lodge. She was again listed on the February 16th 1877 register as part of the American Horse Band, and having a family composition 4 Adult Females, 2 Male children, and 1 Female Child. On March 1st, 1877 she received one Hide ticket for her household.. She married Alexander Williams circa 1880.¹

Last Edited=February 26, 2006

John Conroy (M)
(1858-after 1914), #1616
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     John Conroy was also known as American Man. The nationality of John Conroy was (an unknown value). John Conroy was also known as Wasicula. John was born at Fort Laramie Region, USA, in 1858.¹ He was the son of Tom Conroy Capt. and Ulala Smoke. John Conroy was birth2 in 1860 at Fort Laramie Region, USA.^2,3 He served in the military during war time after 1870 at Powder River Region (MT.). He was war in June, 1876 at Battle of the Little Big Horn, Lakota Territory. He moved in 1877 at Powder River Region (MT.). When Crazy Horse surrendered at Fort Robinson in 1877, Ulala and her children were listed on the surrender ledger since Ulala was a friend of Crazy Horse's mother.
     She was listed in the Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger of November 8th, 1876, as a head of a household and as having arrived with the Oglala and having a family composition of "2 Sqauws, 2 Male children, 2 Female children being listed in the same lodge. She was again listed on the February 16th 1877 register as part of the American Horse Band, and having a family composition 4 Adult Females, 2 Male children, 2 Female children being listed in the same lodge. She was again listed on the February 16th 1877 register as part of the American Horse Band, and having a family composition 4 Adult Females, 2 Male children, and 1 Female Child. On March 1st, 1877 she received one Hide ticket for her household.. He married Lucy Gerry circa 1880.¹ He resided at Batesland, Shannon Co., South Dakota, USA, circa 1890, John later had his ranch near Batesland, S.D.. John was listed as Head of the Household on the Indian Census at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota, USA, in 1896.² He was listed in the Indian Census on the date of in 1901 at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Porcupine District, Shannon Co., South Dakota, USA; Listed as age 40 and with 8 children.³ John was listed as Head of the Household on the Indian Census at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Porcupine District, Shannon Co., South Dakota, USA, on June 30, 1904.¹ John died after 1914.

Last Edited=March 13, 2007

Unknown Conroy (?)
(circa 1861-), #1617
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     Unknown died. Unknown was born circa 1861. Unknown Conroy was the child of Tom Conroy Capt. and Ulala Smoke. He/she moved in 1877 at Powder River Region (MT.). When Crazy Horse surrendered at Fort Robinson in 1877, Ulala and her children were listed on the surrender ledger since Ulala was a friend of Crazy Horse's mother.
     She was listed in the Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger of November 8th, 1876, as a head of a household and as having arrived with the Oglala and having a family composition of "2 Sqauws, 2 Male children, 2 Female children being listed in the same lodge. She was again listed on the February 16th 1877 register as part of the American Horse Band, and having a family composition 4 Adult Females, 2 Male children, 2 Female children being listed in the same lodge. She was again listed on the February 16th 1877 register as part of the American Horse Band, and having a family composition 4 Adult Females, 2 Male children, and 1 Female Child. On March 1st, 1877 she received one Hide ticket for her household..

Last Edited=May 11, 2000

Lucy Gerry^1,2,3 (F)
(1866-after 1914), #1618
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     Lucy Gerry was also known as Luta Gerry. Lucy was born in 1866.^2,3 She was the daughter of Eldridge Gerry and Mollie Red Kettle. She married John Conroy circa 1880.³ She was listed as John Conroy's wife in a census in 1896 at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota, USA.² She was listed as John Conroy's wife in a census on June 30, 1904 at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Porcupine District, Shannon Co., South Dakota, USA.³ Lucy died after 1914.

Last Edited=April 4, 2007

Eldridge Gerry (M)
(circa 1840-), #1619

     Eldridge died. Eldridge was born circa 1840.¹ He resided at Weld Co., Colorado, USA, circa 1870, Elbridge Gerry, the first white settler in Weld County, Colo., who operated a trading post near Greeley and a woman who was a Featherman or a daughter of a Featherman.

In 1872, Eldridge Gerry with Fritz Niemeyer built the Gary block, which still stands today. [http://www.memoriallibrary.com/CO/1898DenverPB/pages/pbrd1290.htm]. He married Mollie Red Kettle circa 1875.

Last Edited=February 18, 2007

Joseph Twiss (M)
(circa 1780-), #1620

     Joseph was born circa 1780. He resided at Manchester, Bennington Co., Vermont, USA, after 1804.

Last Edited=February 26, 2006

George Twiss (M)
(circa 1805-), #1621
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     George died. George, Joseph Twiss's child, resided with Joseph, at Manchester, Bennington Co., Vermont, USA, after 1804. George was born circa 1805. He was the son of Joseph Twiss. George Twiss was employed circa 1860.

Last Edited=February 26, 2006

Unknown Sister Twiss (F)
(circa 1805-after 1871), #1622
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     Unknown, Joseph Twiss's child, resided with Joseph, at Manchester, Bennington Co., Vermont, USA, after 1804. Unknown was born circa 1805. She was the daughter of Joseph Twiss. Unknown Sister Twiss was travel in 1870; "About 1870 after her bother Thomas S. Twiss died she came from the East and traveled to Rulo, Nebraska to settle his estate. She found his Indian family at the farm and must have been shocked. Retreating, she took a specimen with her-the next to youngest nephew, William."¹ Unknown died after 1871.

Last Edited=February 26, 2006