Crow Dog

[morph]

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[kingsleybray]

www.accessgenealogy.com/native/free-us-indian-census-rolls.htm

try the above site for Indian Census Rolls, morph

[gregor]

Hi, I would recommend this page:

archive.org/stream/indiancensusroll427unit#page/n112/mode/1up

This are the original census copies of 1887 (a little bit hard to read!).
Examples:
Picket Pin on page 61
Spotted Tail (widows & families) on page 71
Battiste Good on page 96
Crow Dog on page 106

And here are more census rolls (Rosebud Rez.), but you can find more by using the search maschine of archive.org

archive.org/search.php?query=Rosebud%20census%20rolls

Toksha, Gregor

[Dietmar]

A never seen portrait of Crow Dog, currently offered at Ebay:


Crow Dog by Pollock & Boyden, Deadwood, Dakota Territory, 1883

I haven´t noticed any Indian portraits by these photographers so far, have you?


The back of the photograph indicates the picture was taken during Crow Dog´s trial at Deadwood in 1883:

[Californian]

Feb 10, 2018 7:33:51 GMT -5 Dietmar said:

A never seen portrait of Crow Dog, currently offered at Ebay:


Crow Dog by Pollock & Boyden, Deadwood, Dakota Territory, 1883

I haven´t noticed any Indian portraits by these photographers so far, have you?


The back of the photograph indicates the picture was taken during Crow Dog´s trial at Deadwood in 1883:



Jan. 14th 2019 - hi Dietmar, the image remains for sale on EBAY, seemingly no takers since Feb 2018 - the asking price of US$ 580 is a bit too stiff, particularly that it is in poor condition. 

[Californian]

remarkable resemblance between Crow Dog and his great grandson, Leonard Crow Dog

 
 

[grahamew]

I wonder if this is one of his sons - said to be Crow Dog and family (date was 1890-2, I think, though that could be wrong)?

[Dietmar]

Another portrait of Crow Dog taken during his trial at Deadwood in 1883. I´ve read in 'The Daily Deadwood Pioneer Times' of March 5th, 1883 that he and Eagle Hawk of the Rosebud Indian police went to the studio to have their pictures taken. Eagle Hawk´s portrait hasn´t surfaced yet.


Crow Dog, 1883, Amon Carter Museum

[grahamew]

That one a page back must be from the trial too.

Here's another photo of Cow Dog, taken 1889-90, I would assume:



amertribes.proboards.com/thread/3288/edmond-mallett-collection-lakota
















historical.ha.com/itm/autographs/celebrities/a-highly-important-autograph-book-from-the-1882-trial-of-crow-dog/a/6110-44131.s

Looking these names, it's interesting that they also appear in the Fales-Freeman Ledger: plainsledgerart.org/plates/index/17/3/

amertribes.proboards.com/thread/849/whirlwind-soldier

It looks like the  date has been changed here to a year earlier than the trial, but I wonder if the original wasn't correct and this wasn't made while they were in Deadwood for Crow Dog's trial:

[grahamew]

Though there's a little confusion over the Sicangu and Oglala He Dog, this is excellent: Crow Dog’s Trial and Ledger Drawing: Cultural Production and Tribal Nation in the Maw of the American Empire by Ross Frank
escholarship.org/uc/item/8tg41561#author

While I'm here: Crow Dog trial jury photo:


The men on the jury were George Ayres, W.C. Linn, C.C. Tyler, L. Deffenbaugh, R.R. Crow, J. King, John Lawrence, L. Nathan, William Hatfield, F.E. Batcheler, F.W. Hamilton and John Wittom.

deadwood.pastperfectonline.com/photo/791223CD-2CE5-467F-BD50-754123520406