Published on March 1, 2011 by Amy
Flying Hawk at 62
Also known as Cetan Kinyan. The nationality of Chief Flying Hawk was Oyuhkpe Teton Lakota.
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Chief Flying Hawk was born in March, 1852 at near Rapid Creek, Lakota Territory; “I was born four miles below where Rapid City now is, in 1852, about full moon in March. “My father was Black Fox and my mother’s name was Iron Cedarwoman. “. He was the son of Chief Black Fox and Iron Cedar Woman. Chief Flying Hawk was war circa 1862 at Tongue River Region; “When ten years old I was in my first battle on the Tongue River—Montana now. It was an Overland Train of covered wagons who had soldiers with them. The way it was started, the soldiers fired on the Indians, our tribe, only a few of us. We went to our friends and told them we had been fired on by the soldiers, and they surrounded the train and we had a fight with them. I do not know how many we killed of the soldiers, but they killed four of us. “After that we had a good many battles, but I did not take any scalps for a good while. I cannot tell how many I killed when a young man.” He was war on June 26, 1876 at Battle of the Little Big Horn, Lakota Territory.
He married Eagle Pipe after 1888. Chief Flying Hawk lived after 1890 at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Wounded Knee District, Shannon Co., South Dakota, USA.
He died on December 24, 1931 at age 79.
Source: ancestry
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