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Chief Walkara (c. 1808 – 1855; also
known as Wakara, Wahkara,
Chief Walker or Colorow) was a
Northern Ute
leader of the Utah
Indians known as the Timpanogo...
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raiding ranches in
nearby Riverside. This group, led by the
fierce Chief Walkara,
drove the herd into the
Lucerne Valley on the
north side of the San Bernardinos...
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ensued from
about 1849 to 1873
culminating in the
armed conflicts of
Walkara's War, the Bear
River M****acre, and the
Black Hawk War.
After Young's death...
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travel through Vineyard as well. Reed Holdaway,
orthodontist Chief Walkara,
Shoshone leader U.S.
Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System:...
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leaders Brigham Young John W. Gunnison † Red****
Allred Wesley Merritt Thomas T. Thornburgh †
Walkara Antonga Black Hawk
Kanosh Ouray Polk Posey †...
- one of the
first communities settled in what was to
become Utah.
Chief Walkara (or Walker), a Ute
Tribe leader,
invited Brigham Young to send pioneers...
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Mormon Road to
Southern California.
Meadow Cr**** was the site
where Walkara died in 1855. The town of
Meadow Cr**** was
settled in 1857 by ten Latter-day...
- Lake
Valley to
request a
Mormon settlement be established. The chiefs,
Walkara and Sowiette,
asked Mormon leader Brigham Young to
settle a
group of his...
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brother of
Chief Walkara.
Sanpete County is
named for him.
Raoul Trujillo, dancer, c****ographer, and
actor Chief Walkara, also
called Chief Walker...
- Utah.
Absalom Woolf was a
soldier in the Utah
militia serving in the
Walkara Indian War and also the Utah War. Woolf's ancestor,
Peter Woolf, was an...
