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Eskiminzin (Ndee biyati' / Nnee biyati': "Men
Stand in Line for Him"; or Hashkebansiziin, Hàckíbáínzín - "Angry, Men
Stand in Line for Him", c. 1828–1894)...
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orders L****n to free
Apache Chief Eskiminzin and his sub-chiefs, who are
chained to posts. Clum
gives Eskiminzin authority to
dispense justice among...
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During his
tenure at San Carlos, he
struck a
lifelong friendship with
Eskiminzin, an
Aravaipa Apache chief, and
persuaded many of the
White Mountain people...
- in 1886,
Cochise was long gone (he died in 1874). The
second photo in Find a
Grave is of
Eskiminzin, the
Aravapai Apache leader.
Mescalero Apache Tribe...
- John Clum (center) with
Indians Diablo and
Eskiminzin on the San
Carlos Agency in 1875...
- band. Santo, an
Arivaipa Apache Chief and di-yin, father-in-law of
Eskiminzin.
Eskiminzin (aka Hashkéébánsiziin, Hashkíbáínzín – "Angry, Men
Stand in Line...
- Camp
Grant for
nearly 500
Aravaipa and
Pinal Apaches,
including Chief Eskiminzin. The
Apaches began cutting hay for the post's
horses and
harvesting barley...
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important family,
becoming the son-in-law of the
prominent "SL band"
chief Eskiminzin (Hashkebansiziin – "Angry, Men
Stand in Line for Him", 1828–1894), his...
- Camp
Grant for
nearly 500
Aravaipa and
Pinal Apaches,
including Chief Eskiminzin.
Whitman may have
suspected that
peace could not last.
Other Apache bands...
- the City
Sleeps (1956) as Amos Kyne Walk the
Proud Land (1956) as
Chief Eskiminzin Shoot-Out at
Medicine Bend (1957) as
Brother Abraham The
Buccaneer (1958)...
