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Re: Thomas C. Battey
Posted by: Thomas C. E. Battey, Sr Date: August 12, 2001 at 09:45:30
In Reply to: Re: Thomas C. Battey by susan of 155

Re : The Life and Adventures of a Quaker Among the Indians.
The Univ. Of Oklahoma Press reprinted this book in 1968 and I believe copies are available. Just address them at Norman, OK. I don't have a Zip Code. I have a first Edition because they borrowed my families copy to review, study and rewrite.
Thomas Chester Battey was one of the Quakers employed under U.S. Grant's administration in a vain atttempt to rid the Indian Service of graft and corruption.
ThomasC, as he was known to the indians, is still immortalized at the annual pow-wow at Anadarko, Okla. He is probably best
remembered for his part in the confessions of Satank, Santana, and Big Tree for their organization and conducting of the Jacksboro Massacre. A foiled attempt to intercept and kill Gen. Phil Sheridan while he was touring the Western frontier.


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