Mary (Hinnuagsnun, One Woman) Gale was the daughter of Dr. John Gale and Ni-co-mi of the Iowa tribe.
Mary was part Caucasian and part Otoe/Omaha/Iowa Indian. Her Indian name was "Wa-Tun-Na", meaning "The One Woman." After her father's death Mary was raised by frontier trader Peter Sarpy, for whom Sarpy County, Nebraska was named.
Mary was part Caucasian and part Otoe/Omaha/Iowa Indian. Her Indian name was "Wa-Tun-Na", meaning "The One Woman." After her father's death Mary was raised by frontier trader Peter Sarpy, for whom Sarpy County, Nebraska was named.
Mary (Hinnuagsnun, One Woman) Gale was the daughter of Dr. John Gale and Ni-co-mi of the Iowa tribe.
Mary was part Caucasian and part Otoe/Omaha/Iowa Indian. Her Indian name was "Wa-Tun-Na", meaning "The One Woman." After her father's death Mary was raised by frontier trader Peter Sarpy, for whom Sarpy County, Nebraska was named.
Mary was part Caucasian and part Otoe/Omaha/Iowa Indian. Her Indian name was "Wa-Tun-Na", meaning "The One Woman." After her father's death Mary was raised by frontier trader Peter Sarpy, for whom Sarpy County, Nebraska was named.
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