Battle of little Big horn

Located on the banks of the Little Big Horn River
was the largest concentration of Indians from six tribes that history has ever recorded. Present were the Cheyenne, Sans Arcs, Miniconjoux Sioux, Oglala Sioux, Blackfeet and
Hunkpapa Sioux. It has been estimated that there were anywhere between ten to fifteen thousand Indians with over 2,500 warriors

S.S. Sanborn, L.L.	pvt.	C-2nd U.S. Inf.	7-19-1861	A-434
Charlottle Sanderson child of Sgt.Sanderson,		A-17th U.S. Inf.	12-15-1875	A646
Frank Sanderson, child of Sgt. Sanderson Henry F. c/o Sanderson, D.				A-646
Peter U. Schneider	pvt.	F-10th U.S. Inf.	6-13-1967	A-487
William Sigel	pvt.	D-5th Minn. Inf.	9-0601862	A-487
Cecila A. Simmons, child of Pvt. P. Simmons		A-17th U.S. Inf.	2-04-1876	A-650
Josiah Smith	pvt.	G-8th Minn. Inf.	9-04-1863	A-505
Isaiah Smith
Edwin D. Steels	pvt.	G-8th Minn. Inf.	9-01-1862	A-510
Chas M. Stowe	pvt.	A-18 Minn Cavalry	7-22-1864	A509
Hugo Sueinberg or (Steinberg	pvt.	D-20- U.S. Inf.	2-14-1870
John Sullivan	pvt.	F-27th U.S. Cavalry & A 7th U.S. cabalry	12-07-1876 & 6-25-1876	Custer
Oscar Tucker	pvt.	1B Minn.Cavalry & Indpt, Minn Cavalry	2-23-1866	A-499
William turner	pvt.	D-20-U.S. Inf.	2-11-1870	A-508
Harmon Walk (ie/er)	pvt.	G-9th Minn. Inf.	5-19-1863
J.(G or T)	pvt.	G-2nd Minn. Inf.	8-05-1861	A-495
H.H. White	pvt.	E-9th Minn. Inf. Minn. Inf. Co. .E.	10-19-1877	A-436
Austin M. Wilson, musican.		A-20th U.S. Inf.	4-19-1873	A-430
Edward Wright, citizen killed in skirmish w/Indians
Thomas M. (last name not listed		D. U.S. Inf.	1-15-1869	A-643
UNKNOWN NAMES	13 BODIES

Fort Abercrombie

Fort Abercrombie was established by Colonel John J. Abercrombe in 1858.
2nd U.S. Infantry to protect the settlers in theRed River Valley from the Sioux Indians. It was the first permanent U.S. military fort established in what was to become North Dakota. The fort served to guard wagon trains headed for the Montana border.and military mail routes.Abandoned 1877
and the buildings sold to area settlers. The military reservation was transferred to the Interior Dept. on 1880.

This is a data base of soldiers removed from Fort Abercrombie to their final resting place at the Little Big Horn Battlefield. There are 16 graves that do not have names. (source, Dept.of Interior).

This area memorializes one of the last armed efforts of the Northern Plains Indians. Here in 1876, 263 soldiers and attached personnel of the U.S. Army,including Lt. Col. George A. Custer, met death at the hands of several thousand Lakota and Cheyenne warriors.
Address: Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument PO Box 39
,Crow Agency, MT 59022
Phone (406) 638-3204 Fax (406) 66W5-2623 See web cam
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FredericK. Frank	O-m Sgt.	17th U.S. Inf. Minn. Inf.	4-18-187 6	A-516
Thomas Gordon	pvt.	D-20th U.S. Inf.	11-30-1869	A-507
Nanny Vander Heydin, child of pvt. Heydin, Henry V. Hevdin		F-17th U.S. Inf.	9-14-1867	A-654
Robert W. Irish	pvt.	B-10th U.S. Inf.	9-14-1867	A-485
James (Indian (Scout))			6-10-1870	A-656
William Johnson	pvt.	D-20-U.S. Inf.	2-19-1870 or 1873
S. Kamerer	pvt.	A-8th Minn. Inf.	3-24-1864
Joseph Keena Kellogg	pvt.	K-2nd U.S. Inf.	12-29-1858	A-506
Thomas Lane	pvt.	F-17th U.S. Inf.	10-05-1873,or 1863	A-514
Maize			10-05-1872
Infant of Lt. W.R. Maze		20th U.S. Inf.
Emily M. Manton, wife of Capt. Manton		2nd Minn.	9-29-1861	A-502
Matotarnachico (wife of Jim Indian scout, Mazakovakinnin			8-18-1871	A-645
Frederick Miller	pvt.	C-1B Minn. Cavalry Indp Minn. Cavalry	11-05-1865	A-431
John Mitchell	pvt.	C-2nd U.S. Inf.	3-08-1859	A-492
Bernard Monahan.	pvt.	C-20th U.,S. Inf.	1-02-1872	A-513
William Morgan	pvt.	C-8th Minn. Inf.	5-15-1864
Patterson, Infant of Capt. J.H.(E) Patterson		20th Inf.	12-14-1872	A-518
Daniel Phelps	Corps	D-7th Minn. Inf.	3-15-1863	A-486
Edward Power citizen, Indian childs			1-14-1870
Psinca Indian woman, sister of Sucia Indian			1872
Qwinn Thomas	pvt.	A-17th U.S. Inf.	10-19-1877
John W. Rimsley, infant			12-05-1862
Jim Roll	pvt.	D-118th Minn Cavalry, Indpt.Minn Cavalry	5-21-1864	A-434