Survivors tell story of 1911 Indian massacre in Nevada
Yakima born Mary Jo Estep, a former teacher, is identified as one of the last survivors of a 1911 massacre of Shoshone in Nevada. Dayton Hyde traced the tale for his novel The Last Free Man, detailing how Estep’s grandfather Shoshone Mike fled with his band, endured a brutal pursuit, and lost most of their people near Winnemucca. Now Winnemucca seeks a monument at the massacre site.
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