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Francis Mitc****
Cayou (March 7, 1878 – May 7, 1948) an
American football player and
coach of football, basketball, and baseball. He
served as the head...
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Henry Cayou (c. 1869 -
March 31, 1959) was a
Coast Salish businessman and
politician who was one of the
first Native elected officials in
Washington state...
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waterway between Orcas and Shaw
Islands in the San Juan
archipelago (renamed
Cayou Channel in July 2022) Harney,
Nevada Harney County,
Oregon Harney Lake in...
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Retrieved 2012-10-04. Dave
Elliott and the SENÇOÎEN
Alphabet Bill, Adriane;
Cayou, Roxanne; & Jim, Jacquelin. (2003). NEȾE NEḰȺ SḴELÁLṈEW̲ [One
Green Tree]...
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awarded the
islands to the
United States. San Juan
County was home to
Henry Cayou, one of the
first elected officials of
Native descent in Washington. According...
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Brown Island (21) Buck
Island Cactus Islands Canoe Island Castle Island Cayou Island (aka Rum Island)
Cemetery Island Center Island (20)
Charles Island...
- late 1967 when,
under the
direction of
Northern Pacific architect A.C.
Cayou, a new drop
ceiling of
plastic and
metal was
installed in the
waiting room...
- (1770–1846/1853), chief,
adopted Joseph LaFlesche and
groomed him as
chief Francis M.
Cayou,
football coach Logan Fontenelle (1825–1855),
interpreter Rodney A. Grant...
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Waldo (Kiowa), Ned E.
Bruce (Kiowa),
Edgar McCarthy (Osage),
Frank W.
Cayou (Omaha), and
McKinley Eagle (Ponca). "Constitution and By-laws of the Ponca...
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original on 2
January 2013.
Retrieved 17
April 2012. Bill, Adriane;
Cayou, Roxanne; & Jim, Jacqueline. (2003). NET'̸'E NEḰA'̸' SḴELÁLṈEW'̲' [One green...
