List of Landowners in 1892 on Iowa Reservation, Kansas and Nebraska
[Transcribed from 1892 Map of the Iowa Reservation, and with translations of
native names, by Lance M. Foster, 1999]
IMPORTANT NOTE: Not all those listed were Iowa tribal
members; some were white landowners who bought allotments from original
allottees. Distinguishing the Iowas from whites, due to adoption of English
names and intermarriage will take additional research. All spellings,
including possible errors, are listed here as on original map.
A
[none]
B
Banks, Ada
Banks, Bessie
Banks, Maggie
Banks, Oscar
Barada, Willie
Barada, Antoine
Barada, Elsie
Barada, Fred
Brien, Wm. [William]
Brien, Abraham
Brien, Esther
Brien, Jule
Brien, Lancelot
Brien, Louis
Brien, Louisa
Brien, Peter
C
Campbell, George
Campbell, Harvey
Campbell, Louis
Campbell, Lucy
Coon, Murray
Coon,
Adelaide
D
Deroin, Elisha [sp?]
Deroin, Frank [sp?]
Deroin, Anabel
Deroin, Anabel Sr.
Deroin,
Balone
Deroin, Della Deroin
Deroin, D. H.
Deroin, John
Deroin, Joseph
Deroin, Pearl
Deroin, Sophia
Dole, Wm. [William]
Dougherty, Henry C. [? may also be Dale]
Dupins, Priscilla DUPINS
Dupuis, Charles
Dupuis, Clara
Dupuis, Frank
Dupuis, Frank Sr.
Dupuis, Joe
Dupuis, John
Dupuis, Joseph
Dupuis, Lena
Dupuis,
Little Mrs. [Little Mrs. Dupuis]
Dupuis, Lizzie
Dupuis, Murray
E
[none]
F
Franklin, John C.
Franklin, John S.
Franklin, Laura
Franklin, Rosa
Franklin, Sarah
Louise
G
Godfrey
Green, Daniel
Green, Eva
Green, Jefferson
Green, Julia
Green, Ralph
Green, Wm. [William; may be same as Kathan-imahe]
H
Hall, Celeste
Hall, Mary Louisa
Hall, Ruby Belle
I
[none]
J
[none]
K
Kent, Mary Ka-he-ga-in-ga [kahiga "chief" + inga "little" (kah-HEE-ga-eenguh) or
"Little Chief"] Kathan-imahe [see Green, Wm.] [not translated at present]
Kent,
Ellen
Kent, Lana
Ki-he-ga [variant of kahiga, sometimes pronounced
"kahaygee," but meaning "chief"], Reuben
L
LeClere, Maggie
LeClere,Mary
LeClere, Philip
Lightfoot, Willie
Lightfoot, Thomas
M
Mahe-camme [possibly mahi "knife" + xka "white" + mi "woman"
(mah-hee-KHA-mee) or "White Knife Woman"]; Maggie McCLURE, Minkath-way [possibly
minke "raccoon" + thewe "black" (meeng-KAY-thay-way) or "Black Raccoon"]
Mission [Presbyterian Mission]
Morris, Elizabeth
Murphy, Wm. [William] P.
Murphy, Lucy
Murphy, Mary
N
Neff, Josephine
Norris, Millie
Neff, James
O
Perry, Emma
Partelow, Sidney
P
[none]
Q
[none]
R
Rhodd, Bessie
Rhodd, Francis
Rhodd, Isadore
Rhodd, Julia
Richardson, Vestina
Richardson,
Anne E.
Richardson, Charles T.
Richardson, Floyd
Richardson, George A.
Richardson, Mary L.
Robinson, Wayne
Robinson, Albert
Roubidoux, James
Roubidoux, Alice
Roubidoux, Annie
Roubidoux, Augustus
Roubidoux, Carrie
Roubidoux, Charles
Roubidoux, Columbia
Roubidoux, David
Roubidoux, Edward
Roubidoux, Ed [same as Edward, above?]
Roubidoux, Jennie
Roubidoux, Louis
Roubidoux, Lucy
Roubidoux, Mitchell
Roubidoux, Mrs. [no first name]
Roubidoux, Robert
Roubidoux, Sarah
Ruleau, Sylvanie
Ruleau, Orcie
S
Spoonamore [no first name]
Storey, Emma
Story, Betsy [compare to Betsy Story,
below]
Storey, John [compare to John Story, below]
Story, Stephen
Story, Betsy
Story, John
T
Tesson, Joseph
Tian-kooha [not translated at present]
U
[none]
V
Van Valkenburg, Frank
Van Valkenburg, Sylvania
Vetter, Verta (sp?)
Vetter, Joseph
Vetter, Josie
W
Washburn, Wa-he-cum-he [not translated at present]
Washburn, Isaac
Whitecloud, Martha
Kittie
Whitecloud, Emma
Whitecloud, Frank
Whitecloud, James
Whitecloud, Joseph
Whitecloud, Kate
Whitecloud, Lizzie
Wilson, Louis
Wilson, Sam
X
[none]
Y
[none] Z
[none]
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