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Tonkawa Indian Camp 

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Steve Ashley shares stories of the Tonkawa camp that was occupied for hundreds of years along Walnut Creek at Pioneer Farms.

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@magic-mann6930
@magic-mann6930 Год назад
Thank you my ancestors….grew up there and I go back very often…. That will always be home… I couldn’t be any more grateful..❤️❤️ A’ho🙏🏼
@joleentreadwaytreadway6006
@joleentreadwaytreadway6006 2 года назад
This brought tears to my eyes both my mother and father are native American I am proud to continue their journey
@synthosoother6234
@synthosoother6234 2 года назад
Please don't be proud, be happy and thankful for the amazing journey that you, your mother, and father experience!
@lolstrongmen
@lolstrongmen 9 месяцев назад
Do they know about their roots in the hays county area I have sine questions
@ArjunlalArjunlal-os6ek
@ArjunlalArjunlal-os6ek 27 дней назад
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@georgemills8701
@georgemills8701 2 года назад
This is a great video about early native Americans in the great state of Texas! Nice job, Steve!!!
@58landman
@58landman 2 года назад
Most of the pictures in this presentation are of Kiowa and Southern Cheyenne. Only a few Tonks.
@dougpreston5097
@dougpreston5097 2 года назад
Great presentation 🙏
@user-ft1xf8wk9m
@user-ft1xf8wk9m 4 месяца назад
thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@8arrows
@8arrows 3 года назад
I been trying to convince my Tonkawa friends to return to Texas since 1985. We lived at the Tonkawa P.O.W. Camp in Oklahoma for a few years when I was real young child. We left in 1983. I got my first kiss there and my first swimming lesson at the dirty pond there. We used to park my step dad’s truck tire on a railroad tie. On the edge of the pond’s bank. And use it like a diving board. We live in Marble Falls Texas. Not far from the original territory. Spent many a weekend up and down San Gabriel river. So damned nice along there. We aren’t Tonkawa ourselves we just lived there. My dad moved us there when he went into the Army in 1973. He is Pawnee. His folks died when he was a baby. He was sold to a real old white British woman. That is how come I got the last name Evans. We don’t know what my dad’s proper names was. He calls me Deer Eyes. He said when I was born my eyes were wide open.
@williamesselman3102
@williamesselman3102 2 года назад
I have lept from the cliff into the blue hole of your ancestors valley. I've gathered the pecans of The Descendant trees your ancestors planted. I've drank water from the Springs your ancestors declared holy. And I have placed the blood and bones of my family in this soil. Thank you.
@lolstrongmen
@lolstrongmen 9 месяцев назад
Do they have stories about the hay county area I have questions.
@8arrows
@8arrows 9 месяцев назад
@@lolstrongmen did you mean Kay County?
@lolstrongmen
@lolstrongmen 9 месяцев назад
@@8arrows I mean this place Austin, Buda, Dripping Springs, Hays, Kyle, Mountain City, San Marcos, Uhland, Wimberley, Woodcreek. Bc weren’t they present in these areas too? Which all those are in Hays county.
@8arrows
@8arrows 9 месяцев назад
@@lolstrongmen oh I see...you wrote “hay county” I thought you meant a “Kay” County in Oklahoma, where the Tonkawa p.o.w. Camp is. Now what about this area of Texas. I’m not sure what you are asking.... are you asking which lands in Texas once belonged to the Tonkawa? I’m not sure in their territory reached all the way into Hays County. Or into Austin and Buda area. More to the northeast of those towns. Tonkawa are just one of the 16 tribes that made up Comanchero. Aka the Comanche Nation.
@samwell707
@samwell707 2 года назад
We have a Tonk bust in San Marcos. Really cool to see this
@pamelarose1834
@pamelarose1834 2 месяца назад
I grew up watching The Lone Ranger and I think Tanto was Tonkawa. The Rangers and Tonkawa had a good working relationship.
@z-z-z-z
@z-z-z-z 3 года назад
not tonkawas ~ at 1:39 mow way (kotsoteka comanche chief), at 1:42 sitting bear (kiowa chief), at 3:00 (yamparika comanches).
@docmoody6908
@docmoody6908 2 года назад
Thank you. 1st Nation History touches my Soul. Though my Scot/Irish/Viking pedigree and DNA says no 1st Nation blood, my Affinity is undying.
@Daron7181
@Daron7181 5 месяцев назад
I’ve only heard recently of the Tonkawa people from watching the tv series The Son. From what I saw on the show, and later through my own research, the Comanches were especially antagonistic towards them.
@williamf4544
@williamf4544 4 года назад
Do any of them still live in Walnut Creek ?
@AtTheHomestead
@AtTheHomestead Год назад
I'm a bit confused. I thought the Tonkawa were from the El Comeno area in Milam County TX
@Konecz58
@Konecz58 2 года назад
Были крутые бойцы,но неисправимые канибалы!Их команчи ненавидели больше всех,и старались убить при первой возможности!
@405clay
@405clay Год назад
Buh gawt dang NDN
@user-bi4dz5oi1p
@user-bi4dz5oi1p Месяц назад
Тонкава были людоедами, поэтому их многие племена нелюбили!
@Konecz58
@Konecz58 2 года назад
Людоеды!
@Konecz58
@Konecz58 Год назад
Показывают фото команчей,вождя команчей Сатанка!Я не понимаю что говорят,но фото немного знаю!
@kinku4959
@kinku4959 2 года назад
you can find exactly the same tents about the old chinese movie about a tribe of people living in the north-eastern area of china or the far north-eastern of russia
@kevinforeman4485
@kevinforeman4485 2 года назад
The high cheekbones & fine hair reeks of Asian descent.
@savanahmclary4465
@savanahmclary4465 2 года назад
Give a better where this Location is of Native Americans.
@jphelps2630
@jphelps2630 2 года назад
It's at Pioneer Farms near Austin TX.
@anthonymitchell2189
@anthonymitchell2189 2 года назад
Im offended by being called an 'Anglo' ...just saying
@savanahmclary4465
@savanahmclary4465 2 года назад
@шасно Were all are not English.
@Momusinterra
@Momusinterra 2 года назад
@@savanahmclary4465 It seems that we're not all very good at writing in English either.
@ionidhunedoara1491
@ionidhunedoara1491 2 месяца назад
Lot of German settlements in E. Texas including a kidnapped boy who grew up among chief Carnoviste's Apache.
@larrytsosie1451
@larrytsosie1451 2 года назад
We r not Indian s. Indian s r from India. We r Natives, Indigenous to this continent
@normanmcneal3605
@normanmcneal3605 2 года назад
I’m ingenious too, but more careful of re electing career politicians. You ain’t learned that? Of course not, you are a pet
@fredm.9474
@fredm.9474 2 года назад
Blacks white asian European India south America you are all settlers
@chloeew4627
@chloeew4627 2 года назад
So much division amongst the natives , no hope.
@lowelljohnson2082
@lowelljohnson2082 2 года назад
Shawnees roasted them in a big fire. Canibals and worked for govt.
@teresafernandez9849
@teresafernandez9849 2 года назад
The USA burnt people at the stake in New England, in the name of Christianity! Slautered men women and children at Wounded knee. Afros started slavery by selling their own to the elite, they still have "cleansing" wars between tribes. We were no better or worse than all of humanity. Others hide their transgressions to mankind behind the Bible and the cross!
@thomastammaro693
@thomastammaro693 2 года назад
I read some where also that they were cannibalistic.
@jamesobrien8529
@jamesobrien8529 2 месяца назад
My son Is part shawnee. I'm trying to get him into that stuff but he just isnt interested
@lawrenceg7553
@lawrenceg7553 2 года назад
He don’t look indigenous to me
@aegismule13
@aegismule13 2 года назад
looks like an anglo to me
@vmarc4682
@vmarc4682 2 года назад
he's from the Wishewas tribe.
@Cuttahmup
@Cuttahmup 2 года назад
That’s what I’m sayin this man is white lls 😂
@fredm.9474
@fredm.9474 2 года назад
They own America not the settlers ok
@onlythewise1
@onlythewise1 2 года назад
wrong
@jusufmanjura3087
@jusufmanjura3087 2 года назад
Probably not true
@giotio1237
@giotio1237 4 года назад
They were cannibals who ate the flesh of their enemies
@acactus8353
@acactus8353 3 года назад
epic
@andersaxmark5871
@andersaxmark5871 3 года назад
After the battle of plum Creek, general Huston wrote commendations for bravery for the tonkawas who had fought with the Texans under Burleson. The tonkawas were further rewarded by being allowed to roast and consume several Comanches at their victory dance
@Jenga_Henga747
@Jenga_Henga747 2 года назад
Delightful
@samwell707
@samwell707 2 года назад
Nice
@josephstorm6093
@josephstorm6093 2 года назад
It was said that's why the Comanche's hated them even more than the Apache's.
@caseyraywaite7352
@caseyraywaite7352 2 месяца назад
i am tonkawa and viking from the king henry line and the intresting thing is that my blood stays o+ so i did not leave my blood with joining viking blood same as adam and jesus line so its very intresting how the christ blood is tonkawa to and we are king to all? yes i was born in belton temple texas and yes my grandfather is amember of comanchies nation and so is dad and they both masionic as well? grandfather wayne felix casey was 32 degree mason and tonkawa thank you for video we do live still, the wrold is just all african desnt now and does not care about us/
@Cuttahmup
@Cuttahmup 2 года назад
What’s up with all these white people thinking they are indigenous 😂
@demsrchildabusers7959
@demsrchildabusers7959 2 года назад
No one is indigenous to America.
@onlythewise1
@onlythewise1 2 года назад
yes they are they landed before red skin and red skin murdered each other for land, whites or Europeans was even in Europe 8 million years ago ice age destroyed most evidence since ice ages was about one thousand of them , whites was even in China parts of it before Chinese , why some Chinese are white looking, why you so dumb
@williambrandondavis6897
@williambrandondavis6897 2 года назад
The DNA of every human on the planet is 98% identical. We are all brothers and sisters. We all share the same mother and father if you go back far enough.
@jamesobrien8529
@jamesobrien8529 2 месяца назад
I'm more native than you and I'm 100 percent European mutt
@nurlatifahmohdnor8939
@nurlatifahmohdnor8939 Год назад
ka-wat. = ke-ra-wat = metal fence.
@malgnutod9095
@malgnutod9095 2 года назад
Guns was always the Goods to buy Power.
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