From Fort Marion to Fort Sill: A Documentary History of the Chiricahua Apache Prisoners of War, 1886-1913

Illustrations

Illustrations Maps 1. Locations relevant to the prisoners of war xxii 2. Domains of the Chiricahua, Warm Springs, and Nednai Apaches xxiii 3. Fort Marion room usage xxxiii Photographs Following p. 134 1. Gillett Griswold 2. Fort Marion 3. Spelling and penmanship exercise 4. Carlisle Indian School students, c. 1887 5. Carlisle Indian School chapel and cemetery 6. Early days at Mount Vernon 7. Apache soldiers in Company I at Mount Vernon 8. Sophie Toclanny, 1895 9. Making apple pie, c. 1899 10. Naiche, 1912 11. The parting, 1913 12. Indian boys in the country 13. Benedict Jozhe 14. Margaret Yates—“Nadicthilan” 15. Jason Betzinez, Effie Zaienah, Margaret Yates 16. Mabel Nahdoyah Jozhe, Dexter Loco, Rachel Tsikahda 17. Burdett and Lucy Tsisnah, Virginia Nahaklo 18. Caleb Kechjolay, Maggie Iahanetha, Beatrice Kiahtel, Jason Betzinez 19. Chiricahua students at Carlisle, c. 1893 20. Ambrose Chachu 21. Chief Chihuahua, portrait, 1898 list of illustrations | ix 22. Crossing the Little Colorado River, 1886 23. The Chiricahuas’ last camp 24. Boarding the train at Holbrook, Arizona 25. Embarking on the ferry at Waycross, Georgia 26. Boys’ class at Mount Vernon, Alabama 27. Girls’ class at Mount Vernon 28. Vincent Beziyah, 1895 29. Alice Longfellow, 1895 30. Paul Naiche, c. 1897 31. James Holly, 1894 32. Hattie Chachee, 1894 33. Josephine Behedo, 1894 34. Susie Nachekea, Charles Istee, Gail Marko 35. Humphrey Escharzey, Clement Nahgodleda 36. Jasper Kanseah, Alfred Eateh, Joseph Ezhuna 37. Chiricahua students at Carlisle, c. 1889–91 38. Arnold and Hulda Kinzhuna 39. Woonashshooshee—Clement Seanilzay, Frederick Skahsejah 40. Standing 41. Lorenzo Bonito 42. Annette Suison and “Baby Eunice” 43. Indian girls in their “Country Homes” 44. Dutchy, c. 1886 45. Drawing by Noche, 1886–87 46. Baykathenn—“Bay-kath-lay” 47. Askadodilges, 1884 48. Askadodilges, 1886 49. Thomas Jolsanny, Jolsanny, Jim Miller, Benjamin Colle, c. 1887 50. Chiricahua Tom, 1886 51. Nelson Gonaltsis, 1886 52. Paul Guydelkon, 1886 53. Knox Nostlin, 1886 54. Knox Nostlin as a Carlisle student, c. 1887 55. Leaders and warriors at gate to Mount Vernon, 1888 56. Passing time at Mount Vernon 57. Pedro Juan 58. Roy Sundayman, c. 1910 59. Talbot Gooday’s family, c. 1912 60. The Chihuahua sisters, c. 1916 x | list of illustrations 61. Eugene Chihuahua, Sam and Cecil Haozous 62. Edward and Morton Simmons Color Plates Following p. 264 1. Mounted warriors 2. The Bear 3. The Courtship 4. Two warriors 5. Woman and rattlesnake 6. Buffalo 7. Tableau 8. Mountain Spirit dance ...