Red Feather's Story of Crazy Horse's Surrender

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Red Feather's Description
of Crazy Horse
A Brule Sioux's recollections of his brother-in-law

Interview at Pine Ridge, South Dakota, July 8, 1930; Mrs. Annie Rowland, interpreter.

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Brule Sioux warrior Red Feather in 1902 RED FEATHER'S ACCOUNT

Crazy Horse was a nice-looking man, with brown, not black, hair, a sharp nose, and a narrow face. Nobody on the reservation nowadays looks like him. His nose was straight and thin. His hair was very long, straight, and fine in texture. I knew him well, knew everything about him, but not his age or where he was born or where he was buried. His own people buried him, and not even his wife, who was my sister, knew what they did with him.

Crazy Horse married my sister six years before he was killed. He had only one child, a little girl who looked like him. She died when about three years old. Black Shawl was my sister's name. She died near here only a few years ago in the year when so many Indians had influenza. She must have been about eighty-four years old. She never took another husband.

Crazy Horse was a big chief over all his land. His father [the elder Crazy Horse, later known as Worm] hid his body so not even...

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