Bone Necklace Family

[nukemm33]

I've been putting together a lot of records regarding a relative of mine named Bone Necklace (Huhu Napin). At this point, I would like some insight from anyone as to who Bone Necklace was and where his family ended up because the census records give a really incomplete picture and some of this would help me answer my own family ties. 

Here is what I know about Bone Necklace:

Bone Necklace Sr. - born ~1826
Spouse #1: Ellen/Ella (Her Horses) Bone Necklace Morrison born ~1819
    Children: Ellen (White Face Woman) Morrison (mother of Julia Morrison/Poor Bear, Bettie Morrison, and Thomas Morrison)
Spouse #2: Brave Woman born ~ 1852
    Children: Henry Old Eagle Morrison born ~1878, Charles Morrison born ~1892, Rosa Morrison born ~ 1880
Spouse #3: Looks at White Cow born ~1835
    Children: Bone Necklace Jr. (Glenn?)

[ephriam]

In the Pine Ridge census for 1890 (the only one that is organized by tiyospaye), the elder Bone Necklace is listed in the Wagluhe or Loafer band. White Cow and the younger Bone Necklace are listed in the Cheyenne Creek Community located near the Holy Rosary Mission. This last tiyospaye, number 26 families, were all the immediate relatives of the two prominent Wagluhe leaders Blue Horse and Big Mouth.

The younger Bone Necklace was later known as Glen Bone Necklace. He died April 3, 1948. A photograph of his home on Pine Ridge can be found at nara.getarchive.net/media/house-of-glen-bone-necklace-5496c2

[nukemm33]

Thank you, Ephriam! I did see the elder Bone Necklace under Wagluhe and I knew that White Cow (or Looks at White Cow) was at some point at Cheyenne Creek or at least that Mary White Cow was. I have records of her being called Looks at White Cow, White Cow, and I suspect this is also Mary Good Cow. Mary Good Cow's daughter was named Red-Track and if you look at the land records for Red-Track you see it tied to the records of Blue Horse and Red Cloud (along with several other interesting ones). I think you've actually explained a large piece that was missing in my family story with that connection.

The Interconnected Land Records- glorecords.blm.gov/details/patent/default.aspx?accession=0660-309&docClass=MV&sid=1jpxegdp.veb#patentDetailsTabIndex=2

[nukemm33]

And this record ties in the rest of the family and solves one of the biggest puzzles I've had! This record shows the Bone Necklace family, Morrison Family (Henry Old Eagle Morrison and Maggie Morrison were the daughter and son of Mary Good Cow, and Julia Poor Bear who is daughter of Ellen White Face Woman Morrison (daughter of Ella Morrison who was married to the older Bone Necklace).

glorecords.blm.gov/details/patent/default.aspx?accession=782937&docClass=SER&sid=yacefxm5.wfn#patentDetailsTabIndex=2