Charley Reynolds scout of plains dies at Little Big Horn
A historical sketch honors Charley Reynolds one of Montana's greatest scouts who fell at the Little Big Horn on June 25 1876 while serving under Reno and Custer. It recounts his modest life prowess as hunter guide and defender and calls for a monument to mark his grave.
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Plains
Uncle Sam
Charley Reynolds
Reno
Little Big Horn
Lonesome Charley
James H. Taylor
Dakotas
Painted Woods
Territory of
Dakota
Old Grand River Agency
Gayton
Missouri River
Standing Rock
Fort Rice
Missouri
Fort Stevenson
Reynolds
Fort Berthold
Little
Peter Buchamp
Cherry Creek
Buchamp
Malhorie
Taylor
Charles Reynolds
Warren County
Ill
Illinois
Charley
Abbington College
Wild West
California
The
Platte
Fort Kearney
Neb
Green
Fort Laramie
Kansas
Atchison County
Kan
Walmsley
Smoky Hill
Santa Fe
N. M
Jack Morrow
Nort McPherson
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Valley
Stanley
Custer
Black Hills
Sioux Country
Honzinger
Seventh Cavalry
Balleran
Rain-in
Tom Custer
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Yellowstone
Big Horn
the Little Big Horn
Billy Jackson
Frank Girard
Bloody Knife
the Bee Scout
Benteen
Porter
Ann Arbor University
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Little Big Horn River
Donald McIntosh
Elizabeth Custer
New York City
Fort Lincoln
Ful Hunter
General Custer
United States
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W. Lake St
Chicago
Ill
Correction clarifies Charley Reynolds burial site at battlefield
The correction confirms Charley Reynolds is buried with the unrecognized dead beneath the battle monument on Custer Hill. His grave lies about a mile southeast of Garry Owen railroad station along the Burlington line, near the battlefield.
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Brininstool
Charley Reynolds
Reynolds
Custer Hill
Garry Owen
Burlington Railroad
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Charlie Reynolds
Montana
B. A. Briainstool
Hunter, Trader and Trapper
Terry
Lonesome
Charlie’ Reynolds
Cage
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