Chief Quanah Parker Comanche 1891 Photo By H P Robinson Source

Chief Quanah Parker Comanche 1891 Photo By H P Robinson Source 7 photographic prints ; 20 x 25 cm. or smaller. | outdoor portraits of elk tongue, a kiowa man, on horseback in a feather headdress, and with his daughter a ke aj, and comanche chief quanah parker, on horseback in a feather headdress, and seated in front of a tepee. also includes images of three of quanah parker's babies in cradleboards, and a shield, tomahawk, arrows, and other objects on a. Quanah parker (comanche: kwana, lit. ' smell, odor '; c. 1845 – february 23, 1911) was a war leader of the kwahadi ("antelope") band of the comanche nation.he was likely born into the nokoni ("wanderers") band of tabby nocca and grew up among the kwahadis, the son of kwahadi comanche chief peta nocona and cynthia ann parker, an anglo american who had been abducted as an eight year old child.

Chief Quanah Parker Side 1 Of 1 The Gateway To Oklahoma History Parker, quanah (ca. 1845–1911). quanah parker, the last chief of the quahada comanche indians, son of peta nocona and cynthia ann parker, was born about 1845. according to quanah himself, he was born on elk creek south of the wichita mountains in what is now oklahoma, but there has been debate regarding his birthplace, and a centennial marker. Quanah parker, comanche chief (1845 1911) the resources in this primary source set are intended for classroom use. click on a thumbnail image to view the original resource and download link for viewing and saving. click on the caption next to the image to view the bibliographic record, share on a network, or print. Quanah parker’s modern day gravesite. quanah was elected deputy sheriff of lawton, oklahoma in 1902, and nine years later, at the age of 66, quanah died at his beloved star house. after his death in 1911, quanah parker’s body was interred at post oak mission cemetery near cache, oklahoma. (photo by h.p. robinson library of congress corbis vcg via getty images) parker; quanah, comanche chief that resisted the settlement of white ranchers on the texas prairie sits with bow and arrow in hand in front of his tepee, 1891.