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Star. Ho-i-toich.
Cheyenne Ft. Marion POW.

Star.

Lucy Star. From the Cheyenne and Arap Agency, listed as Arapahoe. Arrived 11/14/1889, aged 16. dept7/29/1890. dead by 1894.

Old Star. (rg 1329). Arapahoe from Cheyenne and Arap. Father is listed as Old Star. Arrived 10/22/1883 aged 14, dept 6/17/1884 sick.

Genevieve Bell NARA Collections.

C&A Letter Book Vol. 12:107-110. Lee to Commanding Officer, Ft. Reno, I.T. Jan. 19, 1886.
Lee wants detachment of 15 Cheyenne Indian scouts sent to Cheyenne and Cottonwood Creeks near the Cimaron River to compel 7 lodges of Indians from these points back to the reservation. Star has 5 lodges and Flying Hawk has 2. These Cheyennes refused the beef issue from the agency herd. They took beef from the T5 ranch on the Cherokee Strip. Put Flying Hawk in the guard until his case can be attended to. Star has a good reputation. They know full well they have no right to live off the reservation. Salutary effect by making an example of one of them.

C&A. Letterbooks, Cantonment, Vol. 1:182-184. Wm. M. Pulling to C.F. Ashley,
Oct. 5, 1892.
...schools filled to over 70 pupils in attendance. The Cheyennes came in
large numbers for a talk with me. 5 Companies of "Dog Soldiers" being
present a part of whom came mounted and drawn up in line firing Winchesters
into the air( in demonstration of joy, I suppose). Among their first
questions was, " Are you afraid?" I said "No". Short speeches were made by
No-com-is-tah, Red Lodge, Whirlwind, Little Medicine, Little Big Jake,
Howling Wolf, Little Man, Medicine Crazy, Roman Nose Thunder, Left Hand
Woman, White Horse, Man-on-Cloud, and Star. The burden of which was
self-praise for their conduct, request for a feast, and to ask that beef
issues be made weekly hereafter( in recognition, I suppose, of their
distinqished favors, they ask me to write their speeches.....I gave them a
small feast from the commissary and will send a copy of the speeches later.
Some of the whites think I need not have received them in council. There was
no real use, but for peaces sake I listened patiently, and they went away
pleased. I believe that all the new scholars reside in the Sub-Agency.

John Sipe.

U.S. Dept. of Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington D.C.
Education- Administration Circular #401, March 12, 1910.
To All Indian Superintendents
"Report and statistics on returned students that attended non-reservation schools in so far as the success or failure is concerned."
Carlisle, Pennsylvania. (Name and Occupation Shown Below)
Ernie Black, works by the day and has sold his land.
Harvey White Shield, looks after his own business and rents his land for a share of the crop.
Joe Pawnee, none at present.
William Abe Somers, none.
Alfred Brown,none.
Charles DeBrae, farmer.
Henry Roman Nose, none.
Cohoe, none.
Star,none.
James Hamilton, none.
(The above Cheyennes)
Arapahoes: Comanche, none; Phillip Rabbit, none; John H. Williams, none, has sold his land; Francis Lee, none; Dan Tucker, none; Cleaver Warden, farmer; Tom Carlisle, none; Howling Wolf, none, (Cheyenne).

Cheyenne and Arapaho Delegation regarding Black Hills Claims.

Star #2178, 78 years old, died 4-21-1924
Marriages: Crooked Foot, died 11-3-1921, Cheyenne; Sioux Woman, prior deceased.

Children: Standing Different, mother Crooked Foot, prior deceased; Crooked Pipe, mother
Crooked Foot, prior deceased; Locust/ Perry Star, mother Crooked, prior deceased; Singing Walker, mother Sioux Woman, prior deceased; Crooked Nose/ Emma Star, mother Sioux Woman, living; Annie Star, mother Sioux Woman, prior deceased;

Children of Deceased Children: none Parents: Hairless Bear, died before allots. and Bull Gun, died before allots.

Brothers and Sisters: Heap of Birds, bro., whole blood, prior deceased; Flying Bird, bro., whole blood, prior deceased.

Children of Deceased Brothers and Sisters: Tobitha/Crooked Nose #2176, neice, father Flying Bird, living. Star was a prisoner and attended Hampton.

Cheyenne and Arapaho Delegation regarding Black Hills Claims.

Watonga Republican Newspaper, Sept. 18, 1930.
Charles J. Brill enroute to the site of the Battle of the Washita near Cheyenne, Oklahoma. Interviewed Chief Magpie and Little Beaver, Cheyenne warriors.