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liverpoolannie
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ladonna
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|  | Re: Wapasha dynasty
« Reply #1 on Jul 30, 2008, 12:33pm » | |
My children come from this line
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« Reply #2 on Feb 10, 2009, 5:35pm » | |
LaDonna-LaDonna? Standing Rock? hey! Toniktuka he?  same ol' porkpine here.
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« Reply #3 on Feb 16, 2009, 10:40pm » | |
I was just at the National Eagle Center in Wabasha a couple weekends ago. There is a nice film there in an area dedicated to the Dakota. It discusses different Wapasha chiefs and leaders.... and also a woman (I can't recall now if a wife or sister) who moved west but had to come back due to something she'd done, and then keep a low profile. Dang it, I can't recall right now what that was.
I will need to revisit the NEC in March when they have different programs each weekend. Here's overall info:
http://nationaleaglecenter.org/soarWithTheEagles.htm
I'm very interested in the first weekend, the "human connection." I have high respect for Chloris Lowe and hope to hear him speak again.
http://nationaleaglecenter.org/soar09Human.htm
And I will take better notes on the film. Lovely personal items of the woman are highlighted in a display as the 12-minute film plays. (yea, sure, I can remember the dumb film's length!!! doh, lol)
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| | Re: Wapasha dynasty
« Reply #4 on Oct 29, 2009, 9:23am » | |
Jul 30, 2008, 12:33pm, ladonna wrote:| My children come from this line |
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Interesting I have ancestors in this blood line have you any information about the connection between Wapasha and the Ojibwas line? I am trying to find out the history behind all this because at one time these two nations were at peace for a long time and intermarried for many years... Some French names such as the Cadotte’s, have families over in the Dakota's. Manongizida/Mashickeeoshe/Loon's-Foot2 was Ojibwa he was Waspasha l 1/2 brother.
Pine Shooter was said to be Wapasha l's father I am trying to find out more about these two nations and information regarding when they were at peace with each-other. I have 2 versions of the blood lines on the Ojibwas side as I descend from that part also. Any information would be well appreciated
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| | Re: Wapasha dynasty
« Reply #5 on Nov 18, 2009, 10:59am » | |
Members:
Mark Diedrich (markdiedrich@charter.net) has written a biography of Wabasha. He self publishes, that is why he doesn't get too much publicity for the 25 books he has written on the Ojibwe, Hocak, and Dakota.
Later,
Louie
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« Reply #6 on Nov 18, 2009, 1:03pm » | |
And his books are definitely worth checking out.
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