She was a 14 year old German immigrant, she came with her family to Renville County Minnesota. Her father was a homesteader. Mary was taken hostage in the Dakota War of 1862 in Renville County Minnesota.
Mary Schwandt was only a child of 14 when she was abducted during the Sioux outbreak of 1862. Mary owed her safe treatment to a Dakota native woman, Snana, who took it upon herself to see that the girl was placed under her jurisdiction, and kept free from harm.
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Mary Chestnut became a famous Civil War figure because of a diary she kept throughout the war. Mary was a southern woman, from South Carolina, and she kept a diary from the moment the guns opened up on Fort Sumter right through to the end of the War.
Mary Boykin Chestnut was not an actual participant in the Civil War. She was an author and an abolitionist who wrote about the war in a diary. She was married to James Chestnut who was a Confederate States Army general.
Im not really sure who won but i think it was the Sioux and that's why they call it the Great SIOUX war.
It was before the 1914-18 war. There was a Balkan War in 1912.
after the war she was captured and brought to FORT SNELLING
Mary Schwandt, was born in Germany and grew up in the United States before the war. During the war, she was held as one of the captives. She was released after the Battle of Wood Lake.
Mary Yu-chang was born in Tientsin, China in 1891. She lived there before the Chinese-Japanese war.
The spelling is MarY Chestnut. She was a lady of the South who kept a diary from before the Civil War until long after.
She was in private medical practice.
The war was fought between the United States against the Dakota Souix in Minnesota.
she helped work at a farm
None. North Dakota was not a US state at the time of the Civil War. It was part of the Dakota Territory.
No, the German modern dancer Mary Wigman never married. She had a relationship with an industrialist before World War 2, but they never married.
1918.
Dakota Tourism Ad War - 2009 was released on: USA: 18 January 2009 (internet)
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