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]]> http://www.historynet.com/geronimos-last-surrender.htm#comment-406625 popois Sat, 25 Dec 2010 23:19:38 +0000 #comment-406625 I was given a story now about 10 years ago, that 1/3 of his worriors were women, and that has been confirmed in print, How many surrendered with Geronimo, sept 3?I heard it was less then a dozen. what were the indian womens names?that surrendered that day? One in particular moved to Fort sill ,Oklahoma, where she died in later years (1896?) (She is maybe part of the Bear Clan there). This woman has some importance today.What is her name? Thanks if you can tell me. popois (boboys) I was given a story now about 10 years ago, that 1/3 of his worriors were women, and that has been confirmed in print,
How many surrendered with Geronimo, sept 3?I heard it was less then a dozen.
what were the indian womens names?that surrendered that day?
One in particular moved to Fort sill ,Oklahoma, where she died in later years (1896?)
(She is maybe part of the Bear Clan there).
This woman has some importance today.What is her name?
Thanks if you can tell me.
popois (boboys)

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