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Quanah Parker
1845 - 1911 (66 Jahre)
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Name Quanah Parker Geburt 1845 Oklahoma, USA 
Geschlecht männlich Datensatzidentnummer MH:I244010 _UID 669a2db71244a1ef8ff4c2d869cbaa92 _UPD 19 JUL 2024 13:02:57 GMT+1 Tod 23 Feb 1911 Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA Personen-Kennung I244010 Fritztree Zuletzt bearbeitet am 29 Jul 2024
Familie 1 Weckeah Hunting For Something, geb. 1856, Oklahoma, USA gest. 16 Mai 1923, Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 67 Jahre) Datensatzidentnummer MH:F89814 _UID 669a2db72f2481ef8ff4c2d869cbaa92 Kinder 1. Cynthia Ann Parker, geb. 1873, Hutchinson County, Texas, USA gest. 26 Okt 1946, Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 73 Jahre)2. Weyodee Parker, geb. 1880, Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 27 Jul 1965, Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 85 Jahre)3. Wanada Parker, geb. 1882, Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 26 Okt 1970, Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 88 Jahre)4. Mary Pache Parker, geb. 15 Apr 1890, Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 30 Aug 1952, Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 62 Jahre)5. Alice Parker, geb. 4 Jan 1894, Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 23 Aug 1971, Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 77 Jahre)Familien-Kennung F89814 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 29 Jul 2024
Familie 2 Cho ny, geb. 1863, Oklahoma, USA gest. 19 Jun 1913, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 50 Jahre) Datensatzidentnummer MH:F89821 _UID 669a35501244a1ef8ff4c2d869cbaa92 Kinder 1. Honnie Parker, geb. 1882, Oklahoma, USA gest. 1919, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 37 Jahre)2. Harold Parker, geb. 1883, Oklahoma, USA gest. Aug 1902, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 19 Jahre)3. Baldwin Parker, Sr., geb. Dez 1887, Fort Sill, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 6 Okt 1963, Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter ~ 75 Jahre)Familien-Kennung F89821 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 29 Jul 2024
Familie 3 Maheheet-To-Wook-Ky, geb. 1862, Oklahoma, USA gest. 2 Jan 1914, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 52 Jahre) Datensatzidentnummer MH:F89828 _UID 669a3ef01244a1ef8ff4c2d869cbaa92 Kinder 1. White Parker, geb. 1887, Oklahoma, USA gest. 1956, Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 69 Jahre)2. Bessie Parker, geb. 1894, Oklahoma, USA gest. 3 Mrz 1927, Indiahoma, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 33 Jahre)Familien-Kennung F89828 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 29 Jul 2024
Familie 4 Coby, geb. 1865, Oklahoma, USA gest. 4 Jun 1919, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 54 Jahre) Datensatzidentnummer MH:F89829 _UID 669a40671244a1ef8ff4c2d869cbaa92 Kinder 1. John Henry Parker, geb. 10 Sep 1887, Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 12 Nov 1922, Fletcher, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 35 Jahre)Familien-Kennung F89829 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 29 Jul 2024
Familie 5 To-Nar-Cy, geb. 1864, Oklahoma, USA gest. 27 Jun 1931, Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 67 Jahre) Datensatzidentnummer MH:F89831 _UID 669a417d1244a1ef8ff4c2d869cbaa92 Familien-Kennung F89831 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 29 Jul 2024
Familie 6 Takewm Aerwuth, geb. 1853, Oklahoma, USA gest. 1 Jun 1948, Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 95 Jahre) Datensatzidentnummer MH:F89833 _UID 669a42fd1244a1ef8ff4c2d869cbaa92 Kinder 1. Laura Neda Parker, geb. 1877, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 1968, Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 91 Jahre)2. Esther Parker, geb. 1887, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 19 Jun 1919, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 32 Jahre)3. Len Parker, geb. 15 Okt 1888, Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 21 Feb 1960, Anadarko, Caddo County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 71 Jahre)4. Thomas Parker, geb. 15 Okt 1889, Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 9 Jul 1975, Anadarko, Caddo County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 85 Jahre)Familien-Kennung F89833 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 29 Jul 2024
Familie 7 Topay, geb. 1870, Oklahoma, USA gest. 19 Nov 1963, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 93 Jahre) Datensatzidentnummer MH:F89834 _UID 669a45541244a1ef8ff4c2d869cbaa92 Kinder 1. Kelsey Topay Parker, geb. 1899, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 24 Apr 1921, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 22 Jahre)2. Goverson Parker, geb. 1904, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 23 Mai 1906, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 2 Jahre)3. Chee Parker, geb. 1908, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 20 Jul 1916, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 8 Jahre)4. Lena Parker, geb. 1912, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA gest. 1922, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA (Alter 10 Jahre)Familien-Kennung F89834 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 29 Jul 2024
Familie 8 N.N. N.N. Datensatzidentnummer MH:F89835 _UID 669a47b41244a1ef8ff4c2d869cbaa92 Kinder 1. Sarah Elizabeth Parker, geb. 27 Okt 1861, Texas, USA gest. 3 Mrz 1930, Childress County, Texas, USA (Alter 68 Jahre)Familien-Kennung F89835 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 29 Jul 2024
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Ereignis-Karte 
Geburt - 1845 - Oklahoma, USA 
Tod - 23 Feb 1911 - Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA = Link zu Google Earth
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Fotos Quanah Parker
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Notizen - yle="box-sizing: border-box; margin-bottom: 0px !important; margin-top: 0px;">Folk Figure. He is often referred to as the last Chief of the Comanches, but the truth of the matter is that the Comanche people never elected him chief. In fact, there was no such thing as Chief of the Comanches; each band of Comanches had their own chief. After the surrender of the Comanche people and their placement on the reservation, Colonel Ranald S. Mackenzie appointed him Chief of Comanches. He was the son of Peta Nacona, a noted Comanche chief, and Cynthia Ann Parker, a white woman captured by the Comanches. Quanah refused to sign the Medicine Lodge Treaty of 1867 and went on a savage eight year war against the whites. It has been said that he never lost a battle during those years.
In 1874, he had his closest brush with death when he was shot twice by buffalo hunters in a battle at Adobe Walls.
In 1875 it became very clear to Quanah that the white settlers were far too numerous and too well armed to be defeated. Mackenzie sent Jacob J. Sturm, a physician and post interpreter, to solicit Quanah's surrender. Sturm found Quanah, whom he called "a young man of much influence with his people," and pleaded his case. Quanah rode to a mesa, where he saw a wolf come toward him, howl and trot away to the northeast. Overhead, an eagle "glided lazily and then whipped his wings in the direction of Fort Sill." This was a sign, Quanah thought, and on June 2, 1875, he and his band surrendered at Fort Sill in present-day Oklahoma. The Comanches were sent to a reservation in southwestern Oklahoma. The reservation agents saw it as their duty to eliminate all tribal cultures and replace them with the ways of the white man. Quanah refused to give up his multiple wives or to cease the use of peyote. He negotiated grazing rights with Texas cattlemen, and he invested in railroads. After his appointment as chief, the older chiefs resented his youth and particularly resented his white blood.
In 1887, Yellow Bear and Chief Quanah Parker, went to Ft. Worth, Texas to discuss overdue money from leased tribal reservation lands. The two of them checked into the most modern hotel in the city, the Hotel Pickwick. Yellow Bear decided to retire early, but Quanah went with a friend for a social visit. Two hours later, Quanah returned to the hotel room, and retired for the evening. In turning off the gaslight, it is speculated either he blew the light out, not realizing the consequences, or he did not turn the valve completely off. Whatever the reason, he awoke sometime later, roused Yellow Bear, and both struggled across the floor, Quanah falling near a window, but both lost consciousness. Almost 13 hours later, the scene was discovered, and Yellow Bear was dead, and Quanah survived.
When he signed the Jerome Agreement in 1892, the tribe was split into two factions; those who thought all that could be done had been done; and those who blamed Parker for selling out. He invested wisely, owned a large home in Cache, Oklahoma, known as the Star House. He had five wives and twenty-five children. He was the wealthiest Indian in the United States. He was highly respected and hunted with Theodore Roosevelt. When he died in 1911, he was buried next to his mother and sister in the Post Oak Cemetery in Oklahoma. In 1957, all three bodies were relocated to the Chief's Knoll in the Fort Sill Cemetery, in Lawton, Oklahoma.