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QUANAH PARKER PHOTOS |
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ERWIN E. SMITH COLLECTION AMON CARTER MUSEUM FORT WORTH, TX |
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Chief Quanah Parker, last Chief of the Comanche Tribe, with three of his wives, Erwin Smith and others at the Matador Ranch. [Parker in dark suit in center, his wives were in the rig back of him.] 1910 |
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Chief Quanah Parker, famous half-breed Comanche Indian, with three of his eight wives, saying goodbye after a visit to the Matador Ranch, Matador Ranch, Texas. 1910 |
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Chief Quanah Parker, famous mixed-blood Comanche, with three of his wives, paying a visit to the Matador Ranch, Texas. 1910 |
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Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief, and three of seven wives somewhere in the Southwest. 1910 |
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Matador Ranch - Matador, TX Quanah's visit was a return home, the plains, country he once freely roamed. The ranch is located approximately 150 miles west-southwest of Cache, OK or 75 miles southwest of Quanah, TX. |
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