Post by perico on May 11, 2010 10:07:58 GMT -5
Jeroen,
>Perico, we all share photographs freely, also rare ones, all with the best intentions.
I didnt question that. People seem to be friendly. There are other websites out there to claim to be so called bands of Chiricahua/Warm Springs Apache Tribes that are not federally recognized. I found out that the picture you want me to post is public domain.
>Coming to your remark that the photo does not show all 77 >people, it is certain that a number of the women and children >taken prisoner earlier and held at Fort Bowie did join Chihuahua >when he and his band were sent to Florida. So we can be >reasonably certain about the id's of the women mentioned >above.
Yes I am familiar with my own peoples history. I was just pointing out to those that didnt know, that not everyone there at the time was photographed.
>Also, I noticed one warrior named Eskinya, is this the same as >the one who, with his brother Pionsenay, challenged Taza in >1876?
If I recall correctly, Eskinya was killed by Naiche and his brother was wounded. This person has the same name but isnt the same person.
Coming to your remark that the photo does not show all 77 people, it is certain that a number of the women and children taken prisoner earlier and held at Fort Bowie did join Chihuahua when he and his band were sent to Florida. So we can be reasonably certain about the id's of the women mentioned above.
Also, I noticed one warrior named Eskinya, is this the same as the one who, with his brother Pionsenay, challenged Taza in 1876?
>Perico, we all share photographs freely, also rare ones, all with the best intentions.
I didnt question that. People seem to be friendly. There are other websites out there to claim to be so called bands of Chiricahua/Warm Springs Apache Tribes that are not federally recognized. I found out that the picture you want me to post is public domain.
>Coming to your remark that the photo does not show all 77 >people, it is certain that a number of the women and children >taken prisoner earlier and held at Fort Bowie did join Chihuahua >when he and his band were sent to Florida. So we can be >reasonably certain about the id's of the women mentioned >above.
Yes I am familiar with my own peoples history. I was just pointing out to those that didnt know, that not everyone there at the time was photographed.
>Also, I noticed one warrior named Eskinya, is this the same as >the one who, with his brother Pionsenay, challenged Taza in >1876?
If I recall correctly, Eskinya was killed by Naiche and his brother was wounded. This person has the same name but isnt the same person.
Perico, we all share photographs freely, also rare ones, all with the best intentions. Most members with this forum are seriously interested and try to gather new information, including me. That is why I asked you to post the alternative version of the photograph. But if you are afraid of the picture being used for the "wrong puposes", then don't post it here.
Coming to your remark that the photo does not show all 77 people, it is certain that a number of the women and children taken prisoner earlier and held at Fort Bowie did join Chihuahua when he and his band were sent to Florida. So we can be reasonably certain about the id's of the women mentioned above.
Also, I noticed one warrior named Eskinya, is this the same as the one who, with his brother Pionsenay, challenged Taza in 1876?