15 NOV 2020, Memorial notes at or near time of transfer. Added gender. 1) Original bio from creator of memorial is below divider. (Edited for punctuation and readability)~Chief of Great and Little Osage tribal bands. "Last of the hereditary chiefs," serving along with Chief Bacon Rind and other tribal band chiefs of the Osage nation, in Indian Territory.
Served his tribe "with wisdom, integrity and faithfulness" is inscribed on Memorial monument next to burials. Educated at Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania, he spoke English, but habitually spoke Osage only, during tribal negotiations and meetings. Said to be instrumental in confirming and establishing protective legislation for the Osage mineral wealth that was found and accumulated in the 19th century. His wife Julia, is buried here, daughter of the Osage tribe and descendant of Paw-huska.
Served his tribe "with wisdom, integrity and faithfulness" is inscribed on Memorial monument next to burials. Educated at Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania, he spoke English, but habitually spoke Osage only, during tribal negotiations and meetings. Said to be instrumental in confirming and establishing protective legislation for the Osage mineral wealth that was found and accumulated in the 19th century. His wife Julia, is buried here, daughter of the Osage tribe and descendant of Paw-huska.
15 NOV 2020, Memorial notes at or near time of transfer. Added gender. 1) Original bio from creator of memorial is below divider. (Edited for punctuation and readability)~Chief of Great and Little Osage tribal bands. "Last of the hereditary chiefs," serving along with Chief Bacon Rind and other tribal band chiefs of the Osage nation, in Indian Territory.
Served his tribe "with wisdom, integrity and faithfulness" is inscribed on Memorial monument next to burials. Educated at Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania, he spoke English, but habitually spoke Osage only, during tribal negotiations and meetings. Said to be instrumental in confirming and establishing protective legislation for the Osage mineral wealth that was found and accumulated in the 19th century. His wife Julia, is buried here, daughter of the Osage tribe and descendant of Paw-huska.
Served his tribe "with wisdom, integrity and faithfulness" is inscribed on Memorial monument next to burials. Educated at Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania, he spoke English, but habitually spoke Osage only, during tribal negotiations and meetings. Said to be instrumental in confirming and establishing protective legislation for the Osage mineral wealth that was found and accumulated in the 19th century. His wife Julia, is buried here, daughter of the Osage tribe and descendant of Paw-huska.
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