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Indian Sally, Sarah Baptiste, whose lastname suggests that she had baptized at a mission, married a non-Indian, Joseph Priest, and they were allotted or homesteaded 160 acres of land near Midpines still held by their heirs. She is said to have been held in a camp set up by Captain John Fremont near Coulterville when Priest found and rescued her. Six of their children are known to us: Ed, Annie E, Emma June, Nellie, Ida and Elmira.
Reported to be the daughter of Indian chief Tenaya.
Indian Sally, Sarah Baptiste, whose lastname suggests that she had baptized at a mission, married a non-Indian, Joseph Priest, and they were allotted or homesteaded 160 acres of land near Midpines still held by their heirs. She is said to have been held in a camp set up by Captain John Fremont near Coulterville when Priest found and rescued her. Six of their children are known to us: Ed, Annie E, Emma June, Nellie, Ida and Elmira.
Reported to be the daughter of Indian chief Tenaya.
From standing.org:
Indian Sally, Sarah Baptiste, whose lastname suggests that she had baptized at a mission, married a non-Indian, Joseph Priest, and they were allotted or homesteaded 160 acres of land near Midpines still held by their heirs. She is said to have been held in a camp set up by Captain John Fremont near Coulterville when Priest found and rescued her. Six of their children are known to us: Ed, Annie E, Emma June, Nellie, Ida and Elmira.
Reported to be the daughter of Indian chief Tenaya.
Indian Sally, Sarah Baptiste, whose lastname suggests that she had baptized at a mission, married a non-Indian, Joseph Priest, and they were allotted or homesteaded 160 acres of land near Midpines still held by their heirs. She is said to have been held in a camp set up by Captain John Fremont near Coulterville when Priest found and rescued her. Six of their children are known to us: Ed, Annie E, Emma June, Nellie, Ida and Elmira.
Reported to be the daughter of Indian chief Tenaya.
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