Po-bish-e-quasho IRON-JACKET Pecos PARKER Quanah PARKER Prairie Flower Topsannah PARKER Cynthia Ann Naduah PARKER Iron Jacket UXOR Mini tree diagram

Peta Wanderer Peautachnoconne NOCONA4,1,5,1,3,3,2

18201,1,2 - about 18641,1,3,3,2,2

Life History

1820

Born in Llano Estacado, Comancheria, Texas, New Spain.1,1,2

about 1844

Married Cynthia Ann Naduah PARKER in Plains, Yoakum, Texas.5,10

1849

Birth of son Pecos PARKER in Staked Plains, Texas.1,1,5

1852

Birth of son Quanah PARKER in Gaines County, Texas.6,4,7,8

1858

Birth of daughter Prairie Flower Topsannah PARKER in Staked Plains, Texas.1,1,9

between 1862 and 1863

Death of son Pecos PARKER in Orleana Oquinn Home, Anderson, Texas.1,1,5

about 1863

Death of daughter Prairie Flower Topsannah PARKER in Anderson County, Texas.1,1,9

about 1864

Died in Staked Plains, Texas, USA.1,1,3,3,2,2

"complications of old war wounds fighting the Apaches"  --  Wikipedia, "Peta Nocona, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peta_Nocona

about 1864

Buried in Staked Plains, Texas, USA.1,3

Notes

  • Family Data Collection - Individual Records
    Peta Wanderer Naconi
    Spouse Cynthia Ann Parker
    father Iron Shirt
    Birth 1820 [Llano Estacado] Staked Plains, Texas, Mexico
    Marriage 1824 Staked Plains, Texas, Mexico
    Death 1863 Staked Plains, Texas, Mexico

    Peta Nocona
    Birth 1820
    Death 1864
    Spouse Cynthia Ann Parker (1827 - 1870)
    Children:
    Quanah Parker (1845 - 1911)
    Pecos Parker (1849 - 1862)
    Prairie Flower (1858 - 1863)
    Burial:  Body lost or destroyed
    Created by P Fazzini Mar 04, 2010
    --  Find A Grave Memorial #49067843, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=49067843

    Peta "Comanche Chief" Nocona
    Birth 1820
    Death 1864
    Parents Iron Jacket (____ - 1858)
    Spouse Cynthia Ann Parker (1827 - 1870)
    Burial Non-Cemetery Burial
    Specifically: he was in the battle of PEASE RIVER in Roger Mills County , OKLAHOMA
    Created by Robbi Jul 04, 2012
    --  Find A Grave Memorial #93048782, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=93048782

    It is thought that Peta Nocona died at the battle of Pease River in 1860, but it is uncertain.  Thebattle occurred near Margaret, Texxas, in Foard County near the Peasr River.

    "The Battle of Pease River occurred on December 18, 1860, near the town of Margaret, Texas in Foard County, Texas, United States. The town is located between Crowell and Vernon within sight of the Medicine Mounds just outside present-day Quanah, Texas. A monument on that spot marks the site of the famous battle between the Comanche Indians under Peta Nocona and a detachment of Texas Rangers and militia under Ranger Captain 'Sul' Ross. The battle was fought to protect the lives and property of white settlers in the area who had encroached on land historically belonging to the Comanches. This very small skirmish gradually acquired an unwarranted grandiosity as a major Texan historical event primarily due to the self-promotion by Sul Ross who claimed that 'the great Comanche confederacy was forever broken, the blow was decisive, their illustrious chief slept with his fathers and with him were most of his doughty warriors.'"
    --  Wikipedia, "Battle of Pease River," http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Pease_River

    But Niocona's son Quanah Parker contended that his father did not die at the Pease River battle, and was not enven there, but died about 2-4 years later.

    "But Quanah Parker, the chief's oldest son, once reportedly said in Dallas to Sul Ross, 'No kill my father; he not there.  I want to get it straight here in Texas history.  After that, two year, three year maybe, my father sick. I see him die.'  Certainly Quanah Parker said on numerous occasions to both friend and foe that his father had survived the massacre of his band, and died 3-4 years later of complications from old war wounds suffered against the Apaches.  In this story, strongly supported by the Comanche people, Peta Nocona was out hunting with his oldest son and a few others when the attack occurred."
    --  Wikipedia, "Battle of Pease River," http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Pease_River

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