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Ho Chunk Group Portrait

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Group of Ho Chunk Indians that visited Governor Lucius Fairchild. Names, (standing), Dandy, holding a long stemmed pipe, (Four-Leg's son), (seated) Wau-So-Mo-Ne-Ka (Hail-stone) has a skunk skin over his knee and his brother, Yellow Thunder, (kneeling) Nes-Ka-Ka (Whitewater), Spoon-De-Kaury (son of Scha-Chip-Ka-Ka) holding a skunk skin, and Chou-Ga-Ga (grandson of Scha-Chip-Ka-Ka) holding a stick.

Date Created:
1866
Creator:
Bodtker, James F. (Madison, Wis.)

Publication Information

Creator
Bodtker, James F. (Madison, Wis.)
Date Created
1866

Physical Description

Format
Image
Dimensions
24 x 20 cm

Collection Information

Call Number
PH 3-3631

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder
Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W01446A
Legacy ID
WHi 125739

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