Sponsored by:Kathie L. Webb Blair
Scarlet “Kan-Ya-Tu-Duta” Crow
1825 – 1867 Congressional Cemetery
Photo added by Athanatos
- Birth
- Death
- 13 Mar 1867 (aged 41–42)
District of Columbia, USA
- Burial
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Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, USA Add to Map
- Plot
- Range 22 Site 76
- Memorial ID
- 16306204 View Source
A Wahpeton Sioux U.S. Army scout, visiting D.C. to protest his tribe's removal, when he was kidnapped in 1867.
Although a $100 reward was offered for his release, his body was recovered two weeks later, the victim of an apparent lynching.
His family was given $500 of trade goods in compensation.
Although a $100 reward was offered for his release, his body was recovered two weeks later, the victim of an apparent lynching.
His family was given $500 of trade goods in compensation.
A Wahpeton Sioux U.S. Army scout, visiting D.C. to protest his tribe's removal, when he was kidnapped in 1867.
Although a $100 reward was offered for his release, his body was recovered two weeks later, the victim of an apparent lynching.
His family was given $500 of trade goods in compensation.
Although a $100 reward was offered for his release, his body was recovered two weeks later, the victim of an apparent lynching.
His family was given $500 of trade goods in compensation.
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Sponsored by Kathie L. Webb Blair
- Created by: Athanatos
- Added: Oct 24, 2006
- Find a Grave Memorial ID:
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/16306204/scarlet-crow: accessed ), memorial page for Scarlet “Kan-Ya-Tu-Duta” Crow (1825–13 Mar 1867), Find a Grave Memorial ID 16306204, citing Congressional Cemetery, Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, USA; Maintained by Athanatos (contributor 46907585).
