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Antonga, or
Black Hawk (born c. 1830; died
September 26, 1870), was a nineteenth-century war
chief of the
Timpanogos tribe in what is the present-day...
- 2,500
troops were
dispatched against Indians led by
Antonga Black Hawk.[citation needed] (
Antonga Black Hawk was a Ute and has no
connection to the Illinois...
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group of 17 children, women, and men who had been
attacked grew up to be
Antonga Black Hawk, a
Timpanogos leader in the
Black Hawk War (1865–1872). Around...
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developed into the
deadliest conflict in the territory's history.
Chief Antonga Black Hawk died in 1870, but
fights continued to
break out
until additional...
- men and take the
women and
children captive.
General Daniel H.
Wells had
Antonga Black Hawk lead a
segment of the militia,
including Hickman, up Rock Canyon...
- and
leaders Brigham Young John W. Gunnison † Red****
Allred Wesley Merritt Thomas T. Thornburgh †
Walkara Antonga Black Hawk
Kanosh Ouray Polk Posey †...
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Southern Paiute,
Apache and
Navajo tribes, led by a
local Ute war chief,
Antonga Black Hawk. The
conflict resulted in the
abandonment of some settlements...
- 18) The
Squaw Fight/The Gr****
Valley M****acre Utah
While searching for
Antonga Black Hawk, the
Mormon militia came upon a band of Ute Indians. Thinking...
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settlers sought shelter in Fort Utah
before the battle,
including Antonga, whom the
Mormons called "Black Hawk".: 72 The
Nauvoo Legion was sent...
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lacrosse player Black Hawk (Sauk leader) (1767–1838), Sauk and Fox
leader Antonga Black Hawk (c. 1830–1870), Ute
leader Black Hawk, Colorado, a home rule...
