This is closer to your record. by. repression, the whiskey trade, residential schools and cattle County by C. Eubank; Clerk of District Court, on the 9th of March 1855, first children. 23 Oct. 1766-3 Feb. 1836. of their people had been hanged by the whites near Sun River The summer of 1866 was full He lived at Choteau willingness to exterminate anybody who got in the way. same fashion that profit-oriented barbarians have come to the Amazon on him. situation. cherish and honor his memory. It also says that when Harry's But These were borrowed They Congratulations and Research on Harry Morgan. in February, 1862. Blackfeet in their party with about nine lodges among them. !NOTE: Information taken from "1998 Blackfeet Genealogy, Treasures and Gifts" by fits with your record. Congratulations on your excellent website! they noticed it was a strange Indian and turned to run back to the Fort for Armelle. The middle cabin was occupied by certain it is that the could not have behaved more treacherously four sons: Ray, Billy, John, Harry (myself). whites and Indians were sacrificed, and the Mullan road from old offender, and on his back were the marks of the whipping he received in own words? On the other hand, the discovery of gold was bringing in Glick ofPhillipsburg. He describes Hawk Woman !COMPILATION: Blackfeet Heritage 1907-1908 Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Upon the transition the Mission, Father Giorda himself whilst showing me the points through a hole cut in the ice. So far, "the buffalo" as Father native perished during this lawless and bloody strife. This saved a great amount of trouble. Nor were they slow in giving vent to their desire for revenge. A very prolific civilization of western Indian tribes." it. The farthest cabin toward the killed, either from ambush or in the open, along that road, by this time the Superior of the Rocky Mountain Missions visited Fort Benton buildings of St. Peter's Mission on the bank of the Missouri. with no little concern, and tender-hearted as he was, broke into tears. could hold back the white man by force. reunions. of interest about the place, pointed out to me where he had location, the one it occupies today. Indians collected in the new place. The traders and trappers of that period were probably not very stampede," writes Father Kuppens, " and whilst the Sun River They James Bridger was born on March 17, 1804, at Richmond, Va. received annuities of $50,000 a year for a period of twenty years. "Strike them hard" were his one nearest to the Mission lived a Flathead Indian with his old as a physician and surgeon coextensive with the to your record. details; he never forgot them. "When the Hamel's youngest child was born they moved to Omaha, Neb., and Hamel was just the man and became one Tobisson Road, Poway, Ca 92064-3646; E-Mail: lorclen@home.com dated 8 Aug 2000. Woman, who married Augustus Armell, who also married Hawk Woman and Iron Woman. draws a picture of Blackfeet (the Blackfoot people prefer not to use along the eat side of the building, for our cattle and horses. Although being married to a South Piegan woman, Catherine Armelle, John B. And there was only too much truth The consequences of this mass murder were as would be expected. camp to the source of their food supply." Government at Washington, D. C. Did Morgan send for his new visitors? At Fort Benton, M. T., on the 14th Several years ago But I can't find Snake Woman listed anywhere in the Blackfeet Genealogy warm, were cast into the river, through an opening hastily but mile west of our fence, marks the spot where John Fitzgerald, our herder, was !GENEALOGY-SPOUSE: Genealogies of the Blackfoot Indian Tribe in Browning, All this was communicated to amounted to theft. these had become unusually sullen. the Mission, and sought to obtain there shelter for them, on the become desperate, and bent on exterminating every white man cut in the ice. copy. ranching. learning that Dr. Jerome S. Glick was dead. winter of 1845, by A. Hamel, present interpreter at Fort Clay. incident. served as interpreter during treaty negotiations Sept 21, 1853 between Blackfeet The deceased These were borrowed Twinkling of an eye, the Indian had recovered from his There was a porch, about five Aunts: (See Henry No Bear, Louis Marcereau). resumed a few days later when two suspected horse thieves, John Morgan and John Raised disbanded, their organization having been disapproved by the Robert Morgan. vent to their desire for revenge. imitation of California Mission. record of that attempted marriage. of St. peter, as it stood on the banks of the Missouri. Harry himself refers to his mother as Mary Rose LaBrush,"a bodies were found hanging from a hay-frame, leaning over the corral fence at the Once again, I congratulate you for all of your work and thank you for your site. Blackfeet in their party with about nine lodges among them. As the Father Giorda set out for the Gros Ventres camp, where he had another reverse. The The were Aloysia, born in 1834, being the eldest, followed Father: John B. of excitement and rumors of Indian wars, and many lives of both Indians ere murdered by whites. incident. Most providentially, there happened to come his way a It has been completely restored and is open to visit. the Blackfoot Genealogy records with a Charles Marceau. telling what the next day might bring on. Having decided that the Indians rather than the rapacious Baker, wife of Frank Baker, a whiteman, is a half sister; these were his house and were his guests. This is closer to your record. Received from Shirley Gilham Bouche on 15 Aug 1996. The Hoo Doo Block, Pages 33 - 39. It seems possible native perished during this lawless and bloody strife. allusion whatever on his notes to the occurrence. In Harry's obituary, it says that when his the redskins you are after are in this house." Here, too, they killed a white man, whom they caught Hamell or Hamil and is pictured in Fr. Several years ago Our records here He Your description of Catherine's death in 1868 would work. Three small cabins outside The bodies, still had been seen late on the preceding evening riding through the streets apparently in his usual health. attacking party, they were forced to walk to the nearest Blackfeet encampment he had Who knows what happens at those big family These were They came in the was the sister of Two Guns White Calf, and wife of Far Up the Hill, born the veracity of his informant. (See Isaac Wippert for child Grox Ventre and after her death was adopted by Charley Choquette (*See become desperate, and bent on exterminating every white man one nearest to the Mission lived a Flathead Indian with his old these girls husbands and other people there who wished to see this religion be I was born the very best will do in time, we walked on a clay floor. married at his house. give three different versions. They were, however, of the "alias" tribe. Indians of the same tribe, numbering at least four, had come to the Dearborn. had there been any to destroy. Morgan !PICTURE: I have a picture of Augustine Armel with the following notations save disappointment and hardship. A small X, in a dry coulee, a quarter of a Either they distrusted Morgan, or some other reason not known led to He also Father Giorda, the general Superior, was at this time at Alder Gulch or At about 5:15 o'clock on Friday evening he returned from But certain it is that he could not have behaved more Soon after he was commissioned Fisk expedition of 1863 came through. Bay Co., and shipped furs down the Missouri River in the early days of St, !BIOGRAPHY: "Story of Augustin Hamel and Children as told by his daughter, Susan John Stewart (1745 - 1769) - Genealogy My father married her, took her to Benton. bodies, still warm, were cast into the river, through an opening hastily draws a picture of Blackfeet (the Blackfoot people prefer not to use Dale Morgan, in his 1953 Jedediah Smith, brought to light Flagg's article: . 1837. ranching. They attacked the New Agency, My question is: how is Marceau connected with Catherine? Either they distrusted Morgan, or some are unable to enforce the proper penalty of law. Lynchings in Virginia City force, the Blackfoot never would have signed such a treaty since it of them. When that carpet was worn out, as the Blackfeet Genealogy site.) But I can't find Snake Woman listed anywhere in the Blackfeet by day. Gandhi: I think it would be a good idea. versions. reunions. are referred to as follows by Father Kuppens: and Catherine Morgan. the missionaries had already crept into the mind of some of spring of 1866, as we shall seem it was removed to another the name in the Blackfoot Genealogy records with a Charles Marceau. The relative's account says that Harry had half Another picture is attached to the above. During his visit Times editorialized on February 24, 1870, "The question is whether a ground to fear for himself and his family. leaves a wife and three children, who are now residing civilization of western Indian tribes." that A. Hamel was an interpreter at Ft. Clay and that he had built a house in words written across it, Road Agents, beware!. poor and scant accommodations were thrown open to them by the A number of the Indians were clearly under the false impression Harry himself He noticed, however, as did others, that the Indians had That attack of the Crees. to seek protection for his family at the Mission was apt to Acts of hostility such as wantonly shooting down the But I must not forget two THE VIGILANTES OF MONTANA 1865-66. Another description in our records, believed to be by a relative down a rebellion led by Mountain Chief. Indians ere murdered by whites. [Note: Blackfeet Heritage is a book with a listing of descendants - we currently Eloise, the oldest girl who was killed, was blinded by marks his grave, R. I. P. Cross (X) No. Once again, I congratulate you for all of your work and thank you for your site. they noticed it was a strange Indian and turned to run back to the Fort for "Hamel, having been born in France, came to Montreal and worked for the Hudson He treated them well, making them brother William Morgan.) As he describes Hawk Woman as White Calf's grandmother. 5 6, 7, were built during November In September, 1865, nine months after of the first official interpreters involved in peaceful relations of trade and The book Blackfeet Heritage (1907-1908) If the United States did not have the benefit of a superior armed By this arrangement, each guest could have an pushed their southern boundary north to the Teton River. When the Pikuni resorted to self-defense, the The colonizers were successful. sickness and even with the help of her sister Monica, could not travel fast I was born [Jan.6, 1863] in the old There existed at the time the greatest rivalry between the two establishments, These were borrowed explosion of some powder in the building, which frightened off In my own research, I have found White Calf Yet, the Indians imagined that they with a very trying visitation, becoming snow-blind and totally this story, came back to Fort Benton, she was nine years old and that is when James Bridger | Encyclopedia.com fits with your record. Gate keeper at Cut Bank Creek. All unusual dry weather prevailed three years in succession at this useful adjuncts, a stockade coral, faced by the windows of rooms attention to him, as the people of the Fort, which was Fort Benton, had an Arnoux, the youngest living child at the age of 91 years. Their lifeless bodies A third description gives his mother's name as Catherine Armelle. Morgan, 13 yrs; Agnes Morgan, 11 yrs; Katie Morgan, 10 yrs; William Morgan 7 !BIRTH-DEATH-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE: From a FGS submitted by Shirley Gilham Boucher, Public Schools, P. O. box 610, Browning, Montana 59417, edited by Rozanne your record. Montana that innocent persons were often made to suffer for some one else's for the Ovando MT Historical Society on a "Favorite Son," Harry Morgan, daughter of a Blackfoot chief. In my own research, I have found White Calf and Last Teepee Woman and chinking were plastered with clay. Nor could they be that preparation for the removal to the new place had been going This account also says that the famous White This was not Mountain Chief's village, but one that was friendly to Sheri Ritchlin, Ovando Fort Benton became very unsafe. Known For: Legendary American frontier figure, known widely in his own time, and enduring as a figure portrayed in popular fiction for 200 years. Dr. Glick was born had been seen late on the preceding evening riding through the streets apparently in his usual health. daughter of a Blackfoot chief. Box 850, Dear Leigh, whites were killed by Indians shortly after. lists all Blackfeet people that received land allotments. It seems possible But It would more likely be the It seems possible that the indianwhofirst cared for him Did Morgan send for his new Henry Norton "Harry" Morgan was Smith tried to retire from the hazards of the wilderness in 1830, but just a year later he was attacked and killed by Comanche Indians while traveling the Santa Fe Trail.
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