Mary A. Indian Wa-pa-se-ta Mitchell

  General Notes:

Said to have married five times

Full text of "Early days in Kansas. In Keokuks time on the Kansas reservation"

Amelia Mitchell and Mary Mitchell Means were both half
bloods by the same father, a Mr. Mitchell, an army officer and then
American Fur Trader back in the '20s among the Foxes and Win-
nebagos in Wisconsin, and who had diff'erent mothers, thus, as
the Indians count genealogy, being cousins. I have been told
that this Major Mitchell at the latter end of his life entrusted
one of the Agents one thousand dollars apiece to each of the girls
and that the trust was faithfully carried out by the Agent's clerk,
J. M. Luce, about 1860-62, my informant.

She is Sauk Indian with white blood

1900 census says bd 1821

Says she has one child

Living in Keokuk Township, Lincoln, Oklahoma Territory in 1900

Mary married Moses Keokuk in 1850.

Mary next married Thomas aka Tom of Quenemo Means on 20 Jun 1863.

Mary next married Unknown Gardner in 1846.