Chief Henry interpreter Tiblow (Delaware)

• General Notes
  • http://www.basehorinfo.com/news/2008/oct/02/more-and-bshs-football/
    
    http://lcweb2.loc.gov/pnp/habshaer/ks/ks0000/ks0040/data/ks0040.pdf
    
    
    NATIVE AMERICAN EMIGRATION - 1800s
    Kansas Plains and Emigrant Tribes
    Cutler's Indian History (pub. 1883)
    
    Moses GRINTER operated a ferry across the Kaw River near the current area of Muncie, KS, in the 1830s. His wife, Annie Marshall, was 1/2 Delaware Indian. (Was Frederick H. Grinter their son? If so, please contact Mari Nielsen, at mariniel@ix.netcom.com)
    
    Henry TIBLOW was a Delaware educated at the Shawnee Mission. Henry translated for the Wyandot and Delaware in the 1840s, and operated the ferry just west of Four Houses (Wolf Creek and the Kansas River) in the 1860s. The town of Tiblow was named for Henry Tiblow.
    
    http://www.travellifehistory.com/sftrail/bonner/biog-am.html