Daybreak Woman: an Anglo-Dakota life

Introduction: Lake Huron, 1836

Mississippi River, 1812-1823: Prairie du Chien

Lake Huron, 1823-1837: Drummond Island, Mackinac Island, Coldwater

Mississippi River, 1837-1853: Grey Cloud Island, Kap'oja

Minnesota River, 1853-1860: Yellow Medicine Agency, Redwood Agency

Minnesota River, 1860-August 17, 1862: Beaver Creek, Redwood Agency

Minnesota River, August 18-August 26, 1862: Redwood Agency, Beaver Creek, Yellow Medicine Agency, Little Crow's Camp

Minnesota River, August 26-October 5, 1862: Yellow Medicine, Camp Release

Minnesota River, October 6-November 4, 1862: Camp Release, Redwood Agency

Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, 1862-1866: Fort Snelling, Crow Creek

Cannon and Straight Rivers, 1862-1868: Faribault

Minnesota River and Lake Traverse, 1868-1904: Lake Traverse Reservation and Beaver Falls

Epilogue

Appendix 1: Daybreak Woman's family ; 2: The Santee Dakota and the fur trade: women in nineteenth-century Dakota culture ; 3: Anglo-Dakota daughters in nineteenth-century Minnesota.