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Description from the National Museum of the American Indian: Chiricahua Apache children upon arrival at Carlisle Indian School from Fort Marion, Florida, November 4, 1886, posed outdoors on porch stairs of a structure.
On the original photograph, the students’ names were recorded as:
1. Clement Seanilzah. 2. Humphrey Escharzay. 3. Beatrice Kiahtel. 4. Samson Noran. 5. Janette Pahgostatum. 6. Hugh Chee. 7. Basil Ekarden. 8. Bishop Eatennah. 9. Margaret Y. Nadasthilah. 10. Ernest Hogee. 11. Frederick Eskelsejah
National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution (P06848). Photo by John N. Choate
Information provided with the permission of the National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution, 4th and Independence Ave. S.W., Washington, DC 20560
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