American Indian Biographies- A to Z Below is an indexed list of links to individual biography sites. This is a companion page to a EduScapes 42eXplore project on American Indians. You may also want to connect to the other two companion pages for the project: (1) Indian Battles, Movements, & Events and (2) American Indian Tribes and Cultures.   B Big Foot: (1) Big Foot at PBS The West, Blackbird: (1) Blackbird from Sheldon's History and Stories of Nebraska Black Hawk: (1) Black Hawk at Native Americans Black Kette: (1) Black Kettle at PBS The West Brant, Joseph: (1) Native Americans and Joseph Brant from PBS, (2) Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea), Mohawk Buffalo Hump: (1) Buffalo Hump by R.E. Moore   C-F-G Chief Joseph: See Joseph, Chief Cochise: (1) Cochise: Chiricahua - Apache Chief from Powerful People, (2) Cochise & Geronimo at Desert USA Crazy Horse: (1) Crazy Horse at PBS The West, (2) Chief Crazy Horse, (3) Life and Times of Crazy Horse (Timeline), (4) Crazy Horse: Story of a Brave Sioux Leader from Brown Quarterly, (5) Crazy Horse/Tashunkewitko, Oglala Fools Crow, Frank: (1) Fools Crow: Ceremonial Chief - Teton Sioux from Powerful People, Gall: (1) Gall at PBS The West, (2) Gall Geronimo: (1) Geronimo from Powerful People, (2) Cochise & Geronimo at Desert USA, (3) Geronimo, His Own Story, (4) Geronimo - Apache Leader from About.com, (5) Geronimo   I-J-L Ishi: (1) Ishi and Yahi Culture from Phoebe Apperson Hearst Museum of Anthropology, (2) Ishi Apparently Wasn't the Last Yahi by G. Kell, University of California at Berkeley, (3) Ishi: A Real-Life The Last Of The Mohicans, (4) Selected Photos of Ishi(5) Who Was Ishi? by G. Kell, (6) Ishi and Yahi Culture Jack, Captain: (1) Captain Jack, Chief of the Modoc Indians, (2) Capt. Jack and the Modocs from the National Indian Wars Association Inc., (3) Captain Jack Joseph, Chief: (1) Chief Joseph at Native Americans, (2) Chief Joseph at PBS The West, (3) Chief Joseph at Old West Gravesites, (4) Chief Joseph from Powerful People, (5) Chief Joseph Speaks from PBS, (6) Pursuit and Capture of Chief Joseph by C.E.S. Wood from PBS, (7) Chief Joseph, Nez Perce (Nimiputimt), (8) Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce Looking Glass: (1) Looking Glass at PBS The West   M-O Mankiller, Wilma: (1) Wilma Mankiller Former Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation at Powerful People, (2) Wilma Mankiller at National Women's Hall of Fame McIntosh, William: (1) William McIntosh Musgrove, Mary: (1) Mary Musgrove, Queen of the Creek, (2) Mary Musgrove Bosomworth c.1700 - 1765, (3) Mary Musgrove Matthews Bosomworth Osceola: (1) Osceola at Native Americans, (2) Osceola   P Parker, Cynthia Ann: (1) Fort Parker & Cynthia Ann Parker at Texas Cultures, (2) Cynthia Ann Parker - Comanche (Adopted) by J. White, (3) Parker, Cynthia Ann from Handbook of Texas Parker, Ely S.: (1) Warrior in Two Worlds from PBS, (2) Ely Samuel Parker, (3) Ely Samuel Parker Parker, Quanah: (1) Quanah Parker at Texas Cultures, (2) Quanah Parker by G. Jackson, (3) Quanah Parker: A Texas Legend from Texas Trails, (4) Quanah Parker - A Texas Legend, (5) Quanah Parker to Governor Campbell, 1909 from Texas State Library  Picotte: Susan LaFlesche: (1) Susan LaFlesche Picotte at American West, (2) Susan La Flesche Picotte (1865-1915) from U.S. National Library of Medicine, (3) Susan LaFlesche Picotte (1865-1915) Pocahontas: (1) Pocahontas at Native Americans Pomp: (1) Pomp: The True Story of the Baby on the Sacagawea Dollar (An Online E-book for Kids by L. Sonneborn)  Pontiac: (1) Pontiac at Native Americans, (2) Pontiac's War from Ohio History Central, (3) Ottawa Chief Pontiac, (4) Pontiac form Ohio History Central, (5) Chief Pontiac's Siege of Detroit from Detroit News Popé: (1) Popé at PBS The West   R-S Red Cloud: (1) Red Cloud at PBS The West, (2) Two Sioux Chiefs from Sheldon's History and Stories of Nebraska Sacajawea: (1) Sacajawea at Native Americans, (2) Sacagawea at PBS The West, (3) Letter (Ficticous) to Pomp by Sacagawea, (4) Sacagawea from PBS Online, (5) Sacajawea? —Sakakawea?—Sacagawea? by I.W. Anderson See also: Pomp. Seattle, Chief: (1) Did Chief Seattle Really Say, 'The Earth Does Not Belong to Man; Man Belongs to the Earth' by P. Stekel from Wild West, HistoryNet, (2) Seattle from Powerful People Sequoyah: (1) Sequoyah at Native Americans, (2) Sequoyah from Powerful People, (3) Sequoyah (a.k.a George Gist) Sitting Bull: (1) Sitting Bull at Native Americans, (2) Sitting Bull at PBS The West, (3) Sitting Bull from Powerful People, (4) Sitting Bull, (5) Sitting Bull from Spectrum Biographies, (6) Account of Sitting Bull's Death by J. McLaughlin from PBS, (7) Chief Sitting Bull Slocum, Frances: (1) Frances Slocum, the White Rose of the Miamis Spotted Tail: (1) Two Sioux Chiefs from Sheldon's History and Stories of Nebraska, (2) Chief Spotted Tail Squanto: (1) Squanto at Native Americans, (2) History of Thanksgiving: Friendly Indian? by B. Petro, (3) History of Tisquantum by C. Johnson   T Tecumseh: (1) Tecumseh at Native Americans, (2) Tecumseh: Chief of The Shawnee, (3) Tecumseh's Confederacy from Ohio History Central, (3) Tecumseh, (4) Words of Tecumseh and the Prophet Thorpe, Jim: (1) Jim Thorpe from Denton Family Genealogy, (2) Jim Thorpe: Athlete of the Century Campaign Tzoe: aka 'Peaches.' (1) Peaches: The Reluctant Warrior at DesertUSA   V-W-Z Victorio: (1) Victorio from the Handbook of Texas Winnemucca, Sarah: (1) Sarah Winnemucca from the National Women's Hall of Fame Wovoka: aka Jack Wilson. (1) (5) Wovoka: Jack Wilson (c.1856-1932) from PBS Zitkala-Sa: (1) Impressions of an Indian Childhood from University of Virginia Library, (2) A Warrior's Daughter from University of Virginia Library, (3) The Soft-Hearted Sioux from University of Virginia Library         Created by Annette Lamb and Larry Johnson, 10/01.