Anthropology Goes to the Fair: The 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition

Appendix 2. Native Participants

405 Appendix 2. Native Participants Table 2.1 American Indian Participants in the Indian Village Cultural Group Acoma Pueblo “Apache” from White River az Chiricahua or San Carlos Apache, Fort Sills, and Mescalero Apache Arapaho Number in Department 20 15 9 or 10 13, then 24 possibly 45 Participants Family 1: Juan Antonio Sarrascino (age 35), Santa Garcia (age 28), Lupe Sarrascino (daughter age 5), Lorenzo Sarrascino (son), Marie Garcia (sister-in-law, age 21); Family 2: Vincente Chavez (age 30), Lupe Chavez (age 25), Santa Ana (daughter, age 2), Dolores San Juan (sister-in-law, age 30); Family 3: Marie Antonio (age 24), Lorenzo Antonio (son, age 2); Family 4: Juan Ray (age 40), Juan Marie Ray (age 40), Juana Ray (daughter, age 22), Charles Garcia Ray (son, age 4), Ascension Garcia Ray (daughter, age 2), Juanita Ray (daughter, age 17); Individuals: Lenta, Simon Marks (possibly Isleta), Richard Codah (age 26) Family 1: Martine, Alice Martine, Mary Martine, James Sago (adopted); Family 2: Ya-no-zah, Rachel Ya-no-zah, Kate Ya-nozah , Charles Karne, Bou-ge-gum Geronimo, Elaya, Bah-dah-g0-gilth-ilth (Charles Martine, cousin of Kayihtah), Lena (Mescalero Apache, daughter of Geronimo), Natchez (Naiche, son of Cochise), Pedro, Yanozah, Julia, Thomas (son of Geronimo), Crisbin Pisenta, later joined by daughter Eva, (Mescalero Apache) Family 1: Cut Nose, Mrs. Cut Nose; Family 2: Earl White Shirt, Mrs. Alice White Shirt, Francis Nelson White Shirt (baby); Family 3: Cleaver Warden (interpreter), Mrs. Eva Warden, George Warden (child); Family 4: Chief Black Coyote (Watanga), Mrs. Black Coyote; Family 5: Black Lodge, Mrs. Black Lodge; Family 6: Ben Franklin, Mrs. Ben Franklin, Asy Franklin (child), unnamed child; Family 7: Black White-man, Mrs. Black White-man, Mary Black White-man (daughter); Family 8: Cut Finger, Mrs. Cut Finger, Harry Cut Finger (son); Family 9: Yellow Hair, Mrs. Yellow Hair; Family 10: Big Heart; Family 11: John Stanton, Mrs. John Stanton; Individuals: Short Man, Lone Bear, Henry Blind, Bichea, Creeping Bear, Jack Bull Bear, Jesse Bent, Mrs. Buffalo; Child: Goes Up Hill | Appendix 2 406 Participants Family 1: Bushy Head, Mrs. Bushy Head; Family 2: Jack Bull Bear, Florence Bull Bear; Family 3: Richard Davis, Mrs. Richard Davis, children are Lulu Davis, Nannie A. Davis, Richenda Davis, Mary A. Davis, Esther Davis, Edna Davis, Roy Davis, Henry Davis (baby); Family 4: White Buffalo, Mrs. White Buffalo, Amy White Buffalo (daughter); Family 5: Charles Wicks, Jesse Wicks, Nellie Wicks (baby); Individuals: Blue Bear, Rich A. Harris, Little Raven, Poor Elk, Emma Red Hair, Red (Painted) Woman, George Rye, Wolf Robe, Herbert Walker Per-da-sof-py, At-dtah-vich, Phil Per-da-sof-py, Maggie Per-da-sofpy , Ya-po-cha (mother-in-law), Chief To-pa-no, Naomi Tenequah (and two children) Family1: Chief Diloya Tagoya, Raman Tafoya, Darcia Tafoya, Lena Smith, Deloya Tafoya (son); Family 2: Truata Tovlezeter, Christian Vasalta, Lamonta Trovezeter, Mrs. Truata Trovlezeter, Individuals: Christine Pisente, Lena Smith, Lassar D. H. Roubedoux Ridget Family 1: James Bluebird, Gaudalupe Bluebird; Family 2: Mrs. Mollie Boatman, Henry Boatman, Sally Boatman (daughter) Family 1: Vincente/Becinta Begay, Mrs. Vincente Begay, Ah-ZheNe (daughter), Es-kee (baqby); Family 2: Good Luck, Mrs. Good Luck, three children (daughter Eh-sah-to); Family 3: Etcitty Jose, Mrs. Etcitty Jose, daughter Yah Tso (also in Indian School); Family 4: Peshlakai, Mrs. Skyblue Peshlakai, Chi-’e (baby); Family 5: Taos, Mrs. Taos; Individuals: Frank Smith, Hotine Tsosi Flying Hawk, David Williams, John Williams Poitre, Nah-ee-gance (Wolf), Little Wolf, Etta Loafman, Mary Nuennell, Da-Kim-ee-gee-shig, Nay-Tah-Wash, E-Ne-Ne-Zaw (or In-ne-ne-si), Mrs. Lederboer, White Eagle, Jane Me-GayZeuce Walters (or Eagle), Mon-e-do-wats (Mrs. Spirit Seeker), Mahshahkegesyhig (Lowering Feather), “High-Up-in-the-Sky,” “Crossing-the-Wind” Cultural Group Cheyenne Comanche Jicarilla Apache Kickapoo Laguna Pueblo Maricopa Navajo Nez Perce Ojibwa/ Chippewa Number in Department 12, then joined by 35 15 12 7 1 5 23 3 20 or 25 Table 2.1 (cont.) Appendix 2 | 407 Cultural Group Osage Pawnee Pima (Akimel O’odham) Pomo Santa Clara Pueblo Sauk and Fox “Sioux” Lakota from Rosebud Agency Number in Department 29 27, possibly 40 or 50 9 2 15 5 43 Participants Family 1: Chief Olohowallah and wife; Family 2: Fred Lookout, Mrs. Fred Lookout, with children Nora Lookout, Gus Lookout; Family 3: John Straight, Mrs. John Straight; Family 4: Chief...