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Crow council makes white residents full tribal members
The Crow Nation on the Crow Reservation formally admitted several longtime white residents as members after 35 to 40 years on the reservation. Noted frontier figures led by Major F. D. Pease of Absarokee recall a life of Indian trade, scouting, and conflicts, including the siege and eventual abandonment of Fort Pease near the Yellowstone River.
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Crow Reservation
Major F. D. Pease
Absarokee
West
Fort Pease
Yellowstone
Montana
Major Pease
Tioga County
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Black River
Minnesota
William D. Gray
Sully
Abercrombie
W. 8. Harney
Dakota
Harney
Ash Iolcn
Platte
Grattan
Platte Valley
American Fur Company
Northwest Fur Company
General Sully
Blackfeet
Missouri
Lfe
Livingston
Judith Basin
Congress
Mapor Pease
Bozeman
Paul McCormick
C. H. Daniels
Yellowstone River
Big Horn River
General Forsyth
War Department
Josephine
Fort Buford
Buford
Fort Benton
Forsyth
Big Horn
Pease
Fort Ellis
Garison
Second Cavalry
Major Brisbin