Quartermaster records, Post Cemetery of Fort Abercrombie. DT, line 50 shows Psenca was an Indian woman - sister of Luda Indian.
Upon the closure of Fort Abercrombie, all burials were removed to Fort Abraham Lincoln and reinterred in October 1885. When Fort Abraham Lincoln was closed, all the remains were again removed to Custer National Cemetery and reinterred on 6 March 1905.
Note: Name spelled on marker does not match records.
Upon the closure of Fort Abercrombie, all burials were removed to Fort Abraham Lincoln and reinterred in October 1885. When Fort Abraham Lincoln was closed, all the remains were again removed to Custer National Cemetery and reinterred on 6 March 1905.
Note: Name spelled on marker does not match records.
Quartermaster records, Post Cemetery of Fort Abercrombie. DT, line 50 shows Psenca was an Indian woman - sister of Luda Indian.
Upon the closure of Fort Abercrombie, all burials were removed to Fort Abraham Lincoln and reinterred in October 1885. When Fort Abraham Lincoln was closed, all the remains were again removed to Custer National Cemetery and reinterred on 6 March 1905.
Note: Name spelled on marker does not match records.
Upon the closure of Fort Abercrombie, all burials were removed to Fort Abraham Lincoln and reinterred in October 1885. When Fort Abraham Lincoln was closed, all the remains were again removed to Custer National Cemetery and reinterred on 6 March 1905.
Note: Name spelled on marker does not match records.
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