Li Exovedes - Li Exovede & Métis Names List

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li Exovede & Mtis Names List

504 Franco-Mtis, Anglo-Mtis, First Nations,1

Whites, Patriots,Conscripts, Dominion Sympathiers, !raitors, Men an" Women,

#l"ers, Chil"-Sol"iers, an" others in$ol$e" in the %&&5 Cana"ian

'n$asion o( the North-West !erritories, the )esistance, an" the

*cc+pation o( the Stolen So+th ranch an"s

Based on Veterans and Families of the 1885 Resistance, 2009, and The People of theMtis Nation and/orictionar! of Mtis "io#raph!by Lawrence Barkwell

$ompiled "!

Darcy .ohn o+char".%i &'()*le 12/2012

+n 180 it had ta-en the $anadian arm! three months to #et to Manito.a/// .)t,.! 1885, the $PR had reached into the plains ithin ten da!s, the first troops hadarried, and ithin the month more than 5000 soldiers ere in place/ The arm! ofinasion, N3MP, and the militia ere )nder 4eneral Frederic- Middleton/ 3ithinmonths all resistance to forei#n r)le had .een o.literated/ The Naties had .eenpacified and their leaders ere capt)red and imprisoned/ The cc)pation of the 6tolen6o)th "ranch lands had commenced immediatel! folloin# the Fall of "atoch/$ontin)ed conflict res)lted in an +ndian 3ar initiated .! the N3MP a#ainst the Plainsand 3oodland $ree and 7ssini.oine in the North3est Territories/ The Patriots erecalled Re.els the defense of their homes, a Re.ellion the imprisonment of their heroes,

and han#in# of Riel, called )stice/ The ominion of $anada hade come into e'istence:The land as c)t )p into s;)ares and flooded ith immi#rants/ The Mtis and FirstNations ere classified and treated as secondclass citi


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!nderson, "aleb (25 he, his son >ean"aptiste, and his .rother >ean"aptiste, ereactie in the Resistance

!nderson, "#arles (2'!rcand, !leandr -La Bic#- ($%!rcand, *ranois egis ($2

!rcand, ean3Ba+&is&e 4r. ($5 at )c- %a-e ith )mont!rcand, (ean3Ba+&is&e (15 on Philippe 4arnot=s %ist he is mista-enl! shon as theson of >ean"aptiste p@re, ho as in fact his )ncle

!rcand, ean Na+oleon (18!rcand, ose+# (52 he as pl)n#ed in misfort)ne at the time of the +nasion ith the loss of

to children and too- no part in an! fi#ht, .)t as sent to #)ard prisoner=s in Po)ndma-er=scamp, here his cond)ct as -ind and considerate tried for treasonfelon! and sentencedto a ail term of one !ear on 1A 7)#)st 1885

7rmstron#, Ro.ert on Ma! 15th, Riel s)rrendered him )nto three sco)ts6Ro.ert7rmstron#, 3illiam iehl, and Tom Bo)rie///

!&kinson, 7#ili+ 3 dispatch rider at "attleford

"ad#er, 3illiam(57&e. Ballenden (Ballendine, !dam (21 treat! +ndian-"attleford Bome 4)ards No/ 1

$o/ .oth he and his mother ere mem.ers of Peter "ell=s "and at %a Pas/// .othithdre from treat! in "attleford, 188?

Ballendine, *rederick 4am)el (5%7&e. Ballenden (Ballendine, 7e&er ($ fatherinla B"$ Factor 3illiam Roland he

entered B"$ serice in 1859 and or-ed at $)m.erland Bo)se, Fort $arlton, andFort Pitt he ran "attleford post in the 180s a free trader interpreted Treat! 6i'at Fort $arlton in 18? and "attleford in 188 (hen $hief Mos;)ito si#ned heas a sco)t for$ol/ tter "attleford Bome 4)ards No/ 2 $o/

7&e. Ballenden (Ballendine, 4am)el (51 or-ed for the B"$ at Fort $arlton and Fort&dmonton and for the Palliser &'pedition .eteen 18559 farmin# instr)ctor at6eet 4rass Resere .efore 1885 $ro, norwes& &o s)++or& e =&is *reedom *ig#&ers a& Ba&oc#... or e


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Blanger , Norber& (25Beaugrand dit Champagne see ChampagneBelgarde, 7ierre (2Bird, "#arles ?eorge 4r. ($5 3 a Prince 7l.ert Mtis leader ho corresponded ith Riel

in Mach 1885 that he alon# ith 7le'ander McCa! a#reed ith #rieances .)t

o)ld not resort to armsBird, ames ('% 3 a dispatch rider .eteen "attleford and Fort Pitt on the $anadianside

Birs&on (B)rs&on, =agn)s Bernard (5% appointed tot he $o)ncil of 7ssini.oia on ?7)#)st 18?8 and 6tPa)l dele#ate to the $onention of Fort! he or-ed forBill!ard Mitchell and as left in char#e of his store at )c- %a-e .efore the .attle he ma! hae looted the store and .)rnt don Mitchell=s ho)se he as the onl! otherMtis .esides Riel to .e tried for treasonfelon! and appeared .efore >)d#eRichardson on Monda!, 2? cto.er 1885

Blondin,&dard7ierre (2 Fro# %a-e Massacreo+cher, (-@ld Boss- Charles #+gene, MA (21 assistant secretar! to the $o)ncil

of the Proisional 4oernment in 1885 left in char#e of FranDoisEaier=s "atochstore in 188A hen he fled to his tradin# post in the $arrot Rier re#ion to aoid ther)mo)red ar he .ecame an elected M%7 for the "atoch district in 1892 and asreelected in 198A

Bo)c#er, *ranoisp@re(13 $arltonM)s-e# %a-e icinit!Bo)c#er, *ranoisfils(1 Mtis $hild6oldierCapt/ o+cher, .ean-aptistepre($% a mem.er of Riel=s 1? man &'oedate $o)ncil

at "atoch moed to Fort 7ssini.oine, Montana after the cc)pationBo)c#er, ean3Ba+&is&efils(2$Bo)c#er, 4olomon (2' si#ned a 19 Noem.er 188G petition protestin# the 188G rder

in $o)ncil transferrin# Mtis lands at 6t%o)is to the Prince 7l.ert $oloni


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Boyer, ?regoire (1 died after the fi#htin# at "atoch, on Ma! 25thBoyer, Csidore (5 died d)rin# the last da! of fi#htin# at "atoch .)ried in a mass

#raeat "atochoyer, .ean-aptiste ($0 fled to I)=7ppelle after the "attle of )c- %a-e his store

at 6t%a)rent as )sed as a prison for Riel=s hosta#es he ret)rned to his .)siness

after 1885Boyer, =agloire (2'Boyer, Na+oleon (2% he and $harles Nolin came )nder s)spicion and the &'oedate

had them arrestedCapt/ oyer, William ($5 he and $harles Nolin came )nder s)spicion of their lo!alt!

and the &'oedate had them arrested:rnes&ine (neBreland


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"arriEre, "#arles


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$anadian troops, 4eneral Middleton stealin# al)a.le horses and ridin# e;)ipment their losses ere .eteen J18,000 and J20,000 he as arrested on 19 Ma! 1885and on 1A 7)#)st 1885 pled #)ilt! and receied a conditional discharge///

ea+regar" ditChampagne, .ean-aptiste (5$ 3 a co)ncilor for $hiefs %ittle 6hell ++and +++

"#am+agne, Legaire"#am+agne, NaHaire -Noel-(18 a nonparticipant he and his co)sin MoKse-TroisPonce- $arri@rearned 4a.riel )mont that the Mo)nted Police ere comin# fromFort I)=7ppelle

Bea)grand dit"#am+agne, 7ierre ($ ori#inall! .)ffalo h)nters from the Pem.ina6t>oseph area listed as a mi'ed.lood of the Red %a-e and Pem.ina "and on the 18?ATreat! %ist for +ndians of %a-e 6)perior and the Mississippi in 18?90 he as oneof the #)ards assi#ned to the ran#eman Thomas 6cott and as one of the si' manfirin# s;)ad

"#are&&e, Ianiel 4r. ($5"#are&&e, Ianiel r. (20

"#are&&e, ose+#p@re($$ died March 1890 at )c- %a-e"#are&&e, ose+#fils(18 died Noem.er 1890 at )c- %a-eKB" "#ie *ac&or "larke, Lawrence (5' re#arded .! some as orsenin# the liin#

conditions for the Mtis and .lamed for incitin# the FrancoMtis to iolence in 1885.! spreadin# r)mo)rs of an impendin# #oernment attac- Thomas McCa!, (firstma!or of Prince 7l.ert in 1885, as $lar-e=s .rotherinla

"ollins, =aime ($1"romar&y, Ailliam ($5 a $anadian s!mpathi


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Ielorme, ose+# (' o)nded on last da! of "attle at "atoch he as shot in thethi#h and lost .oth testicles a war crime hen the! operated on him, he la)#hed tosho the omenfol- no fear he as tried of treasonfelon! in Re#ina in 1885, andfo)nd #)ilt!, .)t released on his on reco#ni


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I)mas, =ic#el (' one of the fo)r men ho traeled to Montana to #et Riel he asthe ne 7rro farm instr)ctor and secretar! of Riel=s &'oedate co)ncil after theFall of "atoch, he fled to Montana ith 4a.riel )mont and oined ")ffalo "ill=s3ild 3est 6ho a hea! drin-er, he died an earl! death in 6t"oniface

I)mon&, !leis (21

I)mon&, !mbroise 4r. (2Capt/ D+mont, #"o+ar"($0 listed amon# the Mtis interin# at 6t%a)rent de4randin Mission in 181 he fo)#ht at )c- %a-e, .ro)#ht an 80 man caalr! toreinforce the Mtis at $o)le des To)rond=s, and fo)#ht at "atoch part of the laststand in the #rae!ard trenches at "atoch he escaped into Montana, .)t eent)all!ret)rned to the icinit! of "atoch

>a+ee+ikwanew ditI)mon&, :do)ard ('0 the son of an 7ssini.oine Mtis raised .!>ean"aptiste Trottier

"a+&. I)mon&, lie ('8 he traeled from Fort la $orne to fi#ht alon#side his.rothers

2ariel D3M*N!($8- che! Mtis .ison h)nter, f)r trapper, entreprene)r, political

e'ile, idoer/// see=adeleine (neAilkie I)mon& ($5I)mon&, Csidore -:ka+ow-p@re(%5 the $ree called him 7icapo (the 6tander3died shortl! after the defeat at "atoch

Capt/ D+mont, 'si"oreils(52 m)rdered ith 7ssi!iin on the $arlton Road .!4entleman >oe McCa! in the first shots of the +nasion

I)mon&, ean -7e&i&- (527elagie -"elesie- (neI)mon& 7aren&ea) (50 4a.riel )mont=s sister ife of

7aren&ea), ean3Ba+&is&ep@re(5'I)mon& dit"ayole, *ranois ('0 transferred from ne 7rro=s "and()c- %a-e

7#enc!to .ecome a mem.er of the -anese "and in 189?)mont, >ean dit $ha-as-a(80 3 .rother of +sidore -7icapo (the 6tander-)montI)mon&, ean3Ba+&is&e (2$ +sidore-&-apo-)montp@re as his )ncle and chef

Mtis 4a.riel )mont as his co)sinI)mon&, 7a&rice (20I)mon& dit"ayole, Lo)is ('2 a .)ffalo h)nter he too- treat! and as a mem.er of

ne 7rro=s "and his father and .rother ere actie in the ResistanceI)mon& dit"ayole, ;i&al (55 too- treat! stat)s as liin# on ne 7rro ResereI)mon&, ;roni)e =arie (21 adopted da)#hter of 4a.riel and Madeleine (nee

3il-ie)mont

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*agnan&, "#arles (2$ fo)#ht ith his .rother $)th.ert alon#side &do)ard and 4a.riel)mont in the last stand near 7m.roise $hampa#ne=s ho)se

*agnan&, ")ber& ("orbe&&e (2 his sons $harles and $)th.ert fo)#ht alon#side&do)ard and 4a.riel )mont in the last stand near 7m.roise $hampa#ne=s ho)se

*agnan&, ")ber&fils(1% fo)#ht ith his .rother $harles alon#side &do)ard and4a.riel )mont in the last stand near 7m.roise $hampa#ne=s ho)se Mtis $hild6oldier

*agnan&, ?)illa)me (22


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*agnan&, o#n (20*agnan& dit*aillan&, 7a&rice (25"a+&. *alcon, !anase ('*alcon, ?regorie (28*a9el, Basil ($8 a Mtis of Po)ndma-er=s "and he as arrested 2 Ma! 1885,

char#ed ith horse theft, and sentenced to three months imprisonment on >)ne 9th*a9el, Lo)ison ($' an B"$ emplo!ee .efore ta-in# treat! a Mtis of Po)ndma-er=s"andhe as actie at $)t Cnife Bill

*erg)son, !n&oine ($'*erg)son, -Big oe- N)+a >ik&e:lise (ne*erg)son I)mas ($ ife of aniel-aid-)mas($2 he sa a .)llet

passed G inches a.oe her head*erg)son, Leon (2$*iddler, !leander -4andy- (50*iddler, ")ber& (2%*iddler, *rancois -Laga)a- 4r. ($% his older .rother as $apitaine 3illiam Fiddler

*iddler, *rancois3Oa9ier (2'Fiddler, Frederic-(2 deserted alon# ith &l


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4area), Napoleon?ari+y, !mbroise (2'?ari+y, !)rielCapt/ 2aripy, Daniel('1

?ari+y, Ianiel r.?ari+y, "#arles 4al)s&e -4#ees#ee+- ('5?ari+y, ean3Ba+&is&e ($%Capt/ Philipe #lar 2aripy($ plains .ison h)nter and trader he too- part in the

fi#htin# at li $o)le des To)rond=s fo)#ht in the last stand in the #rae!ard trenchesat "atoch he as tried for treasonfelon! and sentenced to seen !ears, .)t onl!sered a portion of that sentence

2aripy, Pierre (5 a leader amon#st the plains h)nters older .rother of Philippe saed the lies of o)nded prisoners a.o)t to .e .r)tall! massacred .! +ndians at)c- %a-e a mem.er of Riel=s 1? man &'oedate $o)ncil at "atoch char#ed ithtreasonfelon! and sentenced to three !ears

%arence4arnea) ($5 the a-ota 6io)' Resistance Moement(18?1?G a soldierin the Reol)tionar! Mtis 7rm! of 18?90 almost h)n# in Fort &dmonton d)rin#the second Riel Resistance Moement (1885and as also inoled in the defense of6tPa)l de Mtis from the Roman $atholic $h)rch=s infamo)s claim )mpin# of 1908

?arno&, 7#ili++e (2 operated a hostel at "atoch claimed Riel as insane and thatarmed Mtis forced him to participate as Riel=s secretar!

?arson, 7e&er *le&& ($1?a)dry, ?abriel =eskeke3a3wa#sis actie at $)t Cnife Bill ith Nor.ert-Man-achee-

elorme and Rattler (Fine a! ithdre from treat! in 188? and too- script?er9ais, !leis (%?er9ais, !leis ('1 fo)#ht at li $o)lee des To)rond=s fie of his .rothers and a son

ere Resistance fi#hters?er9ais, BaHile ($ he and sons Napoleon and 6tPierre ere Resistance fi#hters ?er9ais, :lHar (2' one of si' .rothers actie in the Resistance?er9ais, ean3Ba+&is&e ('' eldest of si' .rothers ho fo)#ht in the Resistanceos+#&e (ne?er9ais ean"aptiste Fiddler(2$?osselin, !leander ($5?osselin, !leander (21?o)le&, Lo)is (2 he as sent to the Re#ina ail alon# ith Fle)r! 6a!er, 7ndre Na)lt,

and 7.raham Monto)r/// all char#ed ith treasonfelon! ori#inall! char#ed forparticipatin# in eents at Fro# %a-e there .ein# no eidence of this, the $ronreleased him on JA00 .ail on 8 6eptem.er 1885 the matter as neer ret)rned toco)rt: dischar#ed alon# ith Fle)r! 6a!er, >ames "remner, and 3illiam Fran-


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4o)let, Ro#er 6r/ (28 he fled his farm .efore the "attle of %i $o)le des To)rond=s to of his cos ere sla)#htered for food .! the Mtis

?ra&&on 3 the father of Marcile a#e 10 !ears ho as -illed .! the 4atlin# #)n in theFall of "atoch

ose+# Kalcrow (5Kalcrow, Ailliam -Aillie- ('1 homesteaded in Red eer Bills district, fo)ndin# the

illa#e of Balcro=arie3>)lie(neKalle&& Le&endr (80 ife of %o)ison %etendr dit "atoch (88 she

as idoed in 188GKamelin, Ianiel Ailliam (2' Bamelin, >ean"aptiste($5 sentenced to death .! &'oede $o)ncil for ren)nciation of

Roman $atholic Faith, .)t the order as not carried o)t d)e to his stat)reKardis&y, ic#ard ?eorge (1$ ed)cated in the est as a .o! .! t)tor, later finishin# his

schoolin# in 6cotland here he attended Merchiston $astle Mtis $hild6oldier asco)t and dispatch rider d)rin# eents in 1885 he as present on the prairies so)thof $al#ar! hen his father 6enator Richard $harles Bardist! and his )ncle %ord6trathcona ith fo)r N3MP met $hief $rofoot and si#ned the historic "lac-foottreat! that ended the Riel re.ellion at a#e 19, he acted as #)ide for the firstdetachment of N3MP to ason from &dmonton, ta-in# the trip oer land andret)rnin# alone in 1901 Trooper Bardist! sered in the "oer 3ar, and afterards.ecame district commissioner in Northest Rhodesia ith the "ritish 6o)th 7frica$o in 191A Maor Bardist! ent oerseas ith the A9th "attalion $/&/F/ from&dmonton he ret)rned to $anada in 191

7&e. Kardis&y, ic#ard ober& (2' he sered ith the $anadian o!a#e)rs on a Nile&'pedition d)rin# the +nasion he sered in the 90th 3innipe# Rifles he as -illedon 10 Ma! 1885 at "atoch

Kena)l& or Na)l&, ose+# ('$Kenry3Konor, =a)rice ('8Kenry, erome Kec&or (2 one of three .rothers actie as Resistance fi#hters he as

a faircomple'ioned Mtis sp! and s)pplied )mont ith a map of Middleton=sposition at $lar-e=s $rossin# on 7pril 1th (and his marchin# plans he aso)nded at li $o)le des To)rond=s

Kenry, 7a&rice (1$ Mtis $hild6oldierKonor dit enry, Pierre ($% a mem.er of Riel=s 1? man &'oedate $o)ncil char#ed

ith treasonfelon!, plead #)ilt!, and as sentenced to seen !earsKo)rie, o#n a $anadian s!mpathi


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K)n&er di& Barbea), Ba+&is&e

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Csbis&er, (o#n o#n (52 3 elder of the 7n#loMtis fo)nder +s.ister 6ettlement, (later,

Prince 7l.ert1

too- a leadin# role in the 6ettler=s nion, esta.lished 1? cto.er188G, representin# the 3hite maorit! as ell as the 7n#lo and FrancoMtis

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ackson, Ailliam Kenry a-aaon, Konor ose+# (2$ prairie visionary tho)#h heas not a Mtis, he .ecame personal secretar! to %o)is Riel hen Riel ret)rned to$anada in 188A thin-in# his secretar! had #one insane, Riel imprisoned him, laterreleasin# him he as tried for treasonfelon!, .)t fo)nd not #)ilt! .! reason ofinsanit!, and sent to an insane as!l)m in %oer Fort 4arr! he escaped the as!l)mand fled to the nited 6tates, oined the la.o)r )nion moement in $hica#o,

conerted to the "ahQ= Faith on 1G ecem.er 1951, he as eicted from hisapartment, and his collection of Mtis histor!(considered )nimportant .! the cit!as sent to the #ar.a#e d)mp he died a month later

.oin, Amroise .r/ ('$ one of fie .rothers actie in the Resistance a mem.er ofRiel=s 1? man &'oedate $o)ncil at "atoch .ro)#ht a small force so)th fromT)rtleford to "attleford on the heels of Po)ndma-er he died on Ma! 2Grd, in6as-atoon, from o)nds receied in the "attle of "atoch

"a+&. obin, ose+# *alcon (' one of fie .rothers actie in the Resistance a schoolteacher at "resa!lor Riel=s a#ent in the "attleford area in constant comm)nication.eteen Riel and the Naties President of the $)t Cnife Bill Mtis camp a co)rier.eteen Riel and Po)ndma-er

obin, Lo)is Na+oleon (25 one of fie .rothers actie in the Resistance after thecc)pation, he fled northest to 6t7l.ert, then to %esser 6lae %a-e

obin, 7a&rice (1% one of fie .rothers actie in the Resistance Mtis $hild6oldierobin, 7ierre (2 one of fie .rothers actie in the Resistance

>a#weec#e&awaymo& "i# "ear=s .rother capt)red at "attleford .! %o)is %aronde >r/

Labombarde, !leis (82 lied alon# the pper Misso)ri Rier as a h)nter, #)ide, andinterpreter emplo!ed .! the 7merican F)r $o/ at Fort nion (=aco. 7)d).on=s e'pedition an interpreter for the "lac-foot7#enc! in Montana mediated .eteen the 6 #oernment and the 6io)' in 18?2?G

1 !&er e 18/%0 esis&ance, dis+laced !nglo3=&is locked &o Csbis&er 4e&&lemen& (7rince !lber&,making i& e larges& !nglo3se&&lemen& in e NorAes&, and ose o 4&3La)ren& de ?randin andBa&oc#, o e oman "aolic *ranco3=&is.


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itnessed the $!press Bills Massacre and later sered as a N3MP interpreter inthat area almost .lind, he as interpreter for the 6io)' at "atoch

Lado)ce)r, *ranois (21 carried a fla# of the Vir#in Mar! at the "attle of $o)le desTo)rond=s

%afond, "asil(' his ife as a mem.er of "eard!=s "and an B"$ emplo!ee at Fort

$arlton, Fort Pitt, and "attleford arrested at "attleford alon# ith >oseph Nolin onMarch 29th )nder s)spicion of .ein# a re.el ordered to remain in the "attlefordLaond, ean3Ba+&is&e (5'"a+&. Laond, (ean3Ba+&is&e -


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La+lan&e, =oDse (2$La+lan&e, oseph-Toomahtoon-%edo)' and

+sa.elle -Mista-"lan#er a coo- for the Mtis troopsLedo), 7ierre (2$ his claim for dama#es as reected .eca)se he as classified a

re.elLeor&, Boniace (28 his father in la, onald aniel Ross (mart!ras on the

&'oedate $o)ncilLegar, !lcide (284akaban di& LeMo)r, ?regoire ($24akaban ditLeMo)r, ean3Ba+&is&e ($54akaban ditLeMo)r, Ba+&is&e -"#a3ka3+an- (0oger 4akaban LeMo)r (1L+ine, !anase ('5pine, Ma6imepre=L!(' .rotherinla and close friend of %o)is Riel ran a

red Rier cart frei#htin# compan! .oth Ma'ime and his .rother 7m.roiseid!meere mem.ers of the 18?90 proisional #oernment a fo)ndin# mem.er of theMtis nion 6t7le'andr in 181 elected to the Manito.a %e#islat)re 18A8 .)t,disill)sioned .! the infl)' of settlers and the disinte#ration of Mtis land ri#hts, heleft the proince in 1882 and moed to 6t%o)is de %an#ein (here he farmed andoperated a ferr! a mem.er of Riel=s 1? man &'oedate $o)ncil, he as opposed tothe )se of iolence alon# ith his sons, he fo)#ht at li $o)le des To)rond=s and inthe "attle of "atoch s)rrenderin# to Middleton on 7)#)st 1Ath, he as tried for


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treasonfelon! at Re#ina, and as sentenced to seen !ears imprisonment .)t asreleased 1? March 188?

L+ine, =aimefils(1 .oth his father and his fatherinla >ean"aptiste "o)cherere mem.ers of Riel=s 1? man &'oedate $o)ncil he fo)#ht at li $o)le desTo)rond=s and in the "attle of "atoch

L+ine, 7a&rice


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=c>ay, ?)illa)me ('0 he is rep)ted to hae -illed %t/ >ohnMorton of the N3MP No/1 $ompan! Vol)nteers at )c- %a-e

7&e. =c>ay, ames (2' completed his ed)cation in 3innipe# at 6t>ohn=s $olle#e #rad)ated from the Manito.a niersit! ith hi#h hono)rs in 188G $ $o/ 3innipe#Rifles attached to French=s 6co)ts as dispatch.earer inoled in en#a#ements at

li $o)le des To)rond=s and "atoch st)died la and as called to the .ar inManito.a in 188? his .rother, Thomas McCa!, .ecame the first ma!or of Prince7l.ert in 188?

=c>ay, ose+# ($1 a $anadian s!mpathiay, ose+# -4entleman >oe- (2 a m)rderer and armon#er oined the N3MPin >an)ar! 1885 -illed 7ssi!iin and +sidore )mont ith the openin# shots of the+nasion

=c>ay, ay, Ailliam CC (% a $anadian s!mpathi


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=on&o)r, !bra#amp@re(5' a .)ffalo h)nter he and 7ndr -NinNin-Na)ltfils erechar#ed ith treasonfelon! for their parts in eents at Fro# %a-e and Frenchman=s")tte, hoeer, their hearin# as postponed for lac- of itnesses and later droppedfor lac- of eidence his sons 7.raham and >ean"aptiste ere actie in the fi#htin#at "atoch, and to nephes ere -illed at )c- %a-e after 1885, he moed to

Montana=on&o)r, !bra#amfils('0 elected as a 6t%a)rent de 4randin $o)ncil mem.er in18GA

=on&o)r, !leandr=on&o)r, Bernard Bien ('0=on&o)r, ean3Ba+&is&e (28 -illed at )c- %a-eon 2? March 1885 .! $rooseph elorme at )c- %a-e, at li $o)le des To)rond=s, andled the fi#htin# on the est side of the rier at "atoch, ta-in# the Northcote o)t ofaction/// he fled to Montana to aoid persec)tion

Nolin, !dol+#)s (2$ 3 he as inoled in incidents at Fort Pitt and "attleford (Fro#%a-e and $)t Cnife Bill he and >ohn Pritchard are credited ith protectin# thehite omen in "i# "ear=s camp d)rin# the Fro# %a-e Massacre capt)red on Ma!

1 eer &o Ielorme, Norber& -=ankac#ee- Kna)l& ($8 war"chie!of the Mtis fi#hters at $)t Cnife Bill///2 Cn 188', Iamase "arrier and Na+oleon Na)l& &ra9eled rom Ba&oc# &o 4&3Boniace &o a&&end e

wedding o ielJs sis&er Kenrie&&e &o ean =arie 7oi&ras. !& a& &ime ey disc)ssed =&is and claims+roblems in e 4aska&c#ewan ;alley wi iel.


18/28

19th, he as char#ed ith treasonfelon!, .)t as dischar#ed on Middleton=s orderon 22 >)l! 1885

Nolin, !ndr ('1Nolin# Charles, =L!(2 f)r trader and merchant mem.er of the $onention of

Fort! )nder Riel elected to Proincial %e#islat)re as a mem.er from 6te7nne des

$hSnes in 18A and 188 a mem.er of Riel=s 1? man &'oedate $o)ncil at "atoch $harles Nolin and $aptain 3illiam "o!er came )nder s)spicion of their lo!alt! andthe &'oedate had them arrested Nolin deserted at )c- %a-e and fled to Prince7l.ert, here he as loc-ed )p after s)rrenderin# traitor altho)#h Nolin asRiel=s co)sin, he testified a#ainst him he as elected to the North3est Territorial%e#islatie $o)ncil in 1891, .)t as dis;)alified .eca)se of ote fra)d///

Nolin, I)ncan ($5Nolin, ose+# ($' one of fo)r Mtis !o)th (alon# ith %o)is 6chmidt, %o)is Riel, and

aniel Mco)#all, chosen .! "ishop Tach in 1858 to .e ed)cated in %oer$anada, hoeer, the priests did not allo him to attend Riel=s secretar! in 180

Nolin, ose+# @c&a9e r., =L! (1% Mtis $hild6oldier >oseph and his father see

a.oe ere arrested for Resistance actiities on 7pril Grd, near -the Point- here"attle Rier oined the 6as-atchean Rier >)stice of the Peace and %i.eral M%7for 7tha.asca from 1908 to 1925

*

@kemasis, Oa9ier ($$@)elle&&e, !bra#am (18 the !o)n#est of "aptiste )ellette=s three sons inoled in the

Resistance@)elle&&e, Bernard (21@)elle&&e, "#arles :dm)nd (1@)elle&&e, "y+rian (18 conscript forced to participate at "atoch///@)elle&&e, (ean3Ba+&is&e 4r. ($8 a mem.er of the 188 $!press Bills Mtis .)ffalo

h)ntin# #ro)p hich petitionedfor a resere@)elle&&e, ean3Ba+&is&efils(2 settled at the "atoch)c- %a-e interin# sites in the

earl! 180s@)elle&&e, o#n :dward (22@)elle&&e, os (ose+# (' in 18?8 he as liin# ith the T)rtle Mo)ntain "and in

188 he as ith the $!press Bills "and and petitioned for a resere he fo)#ht inthe "attle of "atoch and as -illed there on Ma! 12th, the last da! of fi#htin# heas er! co)ra#eo)s and saed the lies of man! of the !o)n#er men he as .)riedseparate frommass #rae at "atochand the onl! person in a coffin1

@)elle&&e, ose+# CCC (51 he moed .eteen Red Rier, 3ood Mo)ntain, $)t 7rm$ree-, and $!press Bills, .efore settlin# at )c- %a-e si#nator! of the 188$!press Bills petition conscripted and forced to fi#ht at "atoch

@)elle&&e, ose+# (5$@)elle&&e, ose+#fils(2@)elle&&e, )lien (' a mem.er of the 188 $!press Bills Mtis .)ffalo h)ntin# #ro)p

hich petitionedfor a resere

1


19/28

*+ellette, Mo:se Napoleon ($5 en)merated in the 180 6tNor.ert cens)s ands).se;)entl! moed to 6t%a)rent he as one of the fo)r men ho traeled toMontana to fetch Riel .ac- to "atoch in 188A elected a 6t%a)rent co)ncilman2in18G and 18A inoled in Mtis ed)cation, moin# the ch)rchr)n mission schoolfrom the est side of the rier to east, here most of the people lied a mem.er of

Riel=s 1? man &'oedate $o)ncil resisted Riel=s decision for armed Re.ellion carried Middleton=s letter to Riel he as sentenced to three !ears imprisonment@)elle&&e,


20/28

7aren&ea), =oDse (' a folloer of Riel he receied a one !ear prison sentence ithhard la.o)r for his participation in the Resistance

7aren&ea), Na+oleon (2% his father Pierre as chairman of Riel=s 1? man &'oedate$o)ncil

7aren&ea), 7a&rice (18 actie ith his father and .rother in the Resistance

7aren&ea), 7a&rice (20 his .rother Matthias fo)#ht in the Resistance and his fatherPierre fils as -illed d)rin# the .attle at li $o)le des To)rond=s=Parentea+, Pierre ;Pierriche; (%2 3 renon .)ffalo h)nter married three times one

of his da)#hters as married to Monsie)r FranDoisEaier %etendr dit "atoch,fo)nder of the "atoch 6ettlement a tr)sted friend and political all! of %o)is Riel >)stice of the Peace at 6tNor.ert dele#ate to the $onentions of 18?90 $aptainof the Mtis troops in 181 to repel the Fenian inasion chosen alon# ith7m.roise %pine and %o)is Riel as Mtis representaties to %t4o/ 7rchi.ald incto.er 181 emi#rated to 6t%a)rent"atoch area Pierriche as chairman ofRiel=s 1? man &'oedate $o)ncil in 1885 sentenced to seen months imprisonment

7aren&ea), 7ierrefils($$ he as -illed at li $o)le des To)rond=s to of his sons,

Patrice and Mathais, also fo)#ht in the Resistance7aren&ea), a+#ael ('%osalie (ne7aren&ea) ?ari+y ($8 ife of $aptain Philippe &lean"aptiste as o)nded in the same .attle 7aren&ea), 4am)el7arisien, :lHar (' a sco)t and fi#hter he receied a ote of than-s from the $o)ncil

for reconnaissance of $lar-e=s $rossin#, so)th of li $o)le des To)rond=s part ofthe last stand in the #rae!ard trenches at "atoch

7arisien, ose+# (50 a mem.er of the 188 $!press Bills .)ffalo h)ntin# .and thatpetitioned for resere lands

7arisien, 7ascal (2$7a&&ena)de, Kilaire ('Capt/ Pa+l, ernar"('%;Li $euve;%osphte7ne aul8 Tourond(5$ ido of >oseph To)rond mother of

;Li ept 'toiles;7elle&ier, :do)ard ($ a .)ffalo h)nter/// si#ned the 188 $!press Bills petition he

as o)nded in the le# in 18857e&i& dit


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7ilon, ose+# ($8 an ind)strio)s and hardor-in# farmer, liin# 12 mile from"atoch he neer contri.)ted to the Re.el ca)se he as forced )nder protest intothe Re.el camp, .)t ref)sed to attend meetin#s threatened .! Riel, he t)rned to thepriests, .)t as nonetheless compelled to defend "atoch in the trenches

7ilon, ose+#$ton('0

7lan&e, Basile ('17lo) dit;illebr)ne, Ianiel ($07lo) dit;illebr)ne, *ranois!melie (ne7oi&ras *is#er ife of 4eor#e Fisher7oi&ras, Ia9id To.ie(51 his co)sin >eanMarie as married to Riel=s sister Benriette

he as a mem.er of the 188 $!press Bills Mtis petitioners he as arrested foralle#ed Resistance actiities, .)t >)d#e Ro)lea) dismissed the char#es at "attleford

7oi&ras, Cgnace QenonU"etilletU p@re (5 an honest and peacea.le man, hospita.le,and ind)strio)s sered as a #)ard oer Riel=s prisoners his fo)r sons fo)#ht in theResistance

7oi&ras, Cgnace Qenonfils ('5 one of fo)r .rothers inoled in the Resistance at the

.attle of li $o)le des To)rond=s he sered a one !ear ith hard la.o)r prison term 7oi&ras, ean3Ba+&is&e (20 one of fo)r .rothers inoled in the Resistance he died 1A7)#)st 1885

7oi&ras, ean3=arie (287oi&ras, ose+# B. (52 liin# at the "resa!lor 6ettlement in 1885 he as emplo!ed as

a $anadian sco)t7oi&ras, =aime (22 one of fo)r .rothers inoled in the Resistance7oi&ras, =ic#el (18 one of fo)r .rothers inoled in the Resistance7rimea), *ranois (21 lied in the North3est Territories for nineteen, since 18?? he

had a homestead in $arlton he as forced to participate in the resistance at )c-%a-e and "atoch he deserted and ret)rned home, .)t as compelled .! to ta-e )parms for the Resistance his parents fled to $al#ar!

Primea), FranDois($5 fled to aoid .ein# conscripted .! the Mtis ResistanceCapt/ Primea+, 7.ean8-aptistepre($$ a mem.er of the $arlton comm)nit! ith

4a.riel )mont in 185 to enforce the %as of the B)nt a#ainst a Mtis part! led .!B"$ emplo!ee Peter "allant!ne in >)l! 1885 his claim for Balf"reed 6cript asresered .eca)se of his s)spected inolement in the Resistance, .)t later alloed in188?

7rimea), ean3Ba+&is&efils(17ri&c#ard, o#n ($5 ed)cated for the 7n#lican ministr! or-ed in the office of Mtis

trader r.aine elorme and %ater married his da)#hter in 18?G he left the B"$ to.ecome a .)ffalo h)nter and trader .ecame an interpreter for the +ndian ept/ inthe earl! 1880s moed to Fro# %a-e in 188A ca)#ht )p in eents near the Fort Pittarea in 1885 from Fe.r)ar! 1885 maintained close relations ith his .rotherinla Nor.ert elorme 3anderin# 6pirit capt)red him and 7dolph)s Nolin Pritchard, Nolin, and Pierre "londin, are credited ith sain# the lies of the hiteomen ho ere prisoners in "i# "ear=s camp

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22/28

R)esnel, )les ('0 3 6io)' 6pecial $onsta.le to patrol the Natie camps near Moose>a area frei#hted .eteen Fort "enton and Fort 3alsh an interpreter for theN3MP ranched near the $!press B+lls

)

ace&&e, "#arles CC (52 he and his son >erome ere .oth actie in the Resitance ace&&e, "#arles Iamase (21ace&&e, erome (2%ace&&e, Ailliam (28ace&&e dit7elle&ier, Lo)is ($0 a mem.er of Moosomin=s "and, formerl! ello 6-!=s

"and that ref)sed to si#n the treat! in 18? at Fort $arlton fo)#ht at $)t Cnife Bill he left treat! at the "attleford 7#enc! in 188?

egnier, @c&a9e !n&oine Nicolas Fr$an receied a conditional dischar#e for his partin the Resistance

ic#ard, !n&oine ('$

o+is ;Da$i"; )'#, MA, MP($1 ed)cated in Montral came to prominenced)rin# the 18?90 Red Rier Re.ellion a#ainst $anada=s anne'ation of R)pert=s%and fo)nder of Manito.a in 180 defended Manito.a a#ainst a Fenian inasionin 181 a .o)nt! as p)t on his head for the e'ec)tion of the ran#eman Thomas6cott elected seeral times despite .ein# preented ta-in# his seat in Parliament(18GA incarcerated in I)e.ec insane as!l)ms (18?8 married in MontanaTerritor! here he as a teacher (and a 6 citi)ne 188A, he came into6as-atchean, once a#ain to fi#ht for his people=s ri#hts/// in the s)mmer of 188A,%o)is Riel tried to create a consens)s .eteen the Roman $atholic FrancoMtis et lia)tre Mtis, the 7n#los, and the &)ro$anadian settlers, and the First Nations

ttaa failed to reco#niohn 6ansre#ret dit Pont.riand (' niece

of onald aniel Ross(mart!r


23/28

Blandine -Blanc#e- (neoss Kenry (28 ominion troops stole the eddin# .andfrom her fin#er

oss, ")ber& (22 his father >ohn Ross and .rother %o)is ere also inoled in theResistance

)oss, Donal" Daniel (' he shot and -illed $aptain French s).se;)entl!, he as

shot and .a!oneted .! French=s 6co)ts 6co)ts lassoed his .od! and dra##ed it.ehind a horse, m)tilatin# his corpse a war crime he as .)ried in themass graveoss, :noc#)oss, .ohn (5' .rother of mart!r onald aniel Ross married da)#hter of $)th.ert

4rant s)pported Riel as a mem.er of the &'oedate in char#e of cattle s)ppliesoss, o#n r. (28)lie (neoss


24/28

4a)9, Norber&fils(' one of fie .rothers inoled in the Resistance he did not ta-epart in an! fi#htin# he as on the est side of the rier at "atoch he deliered )phis arms to the $anadian troops

4ayer,7le'andrKenri (2'4ayer, "leo+#as ("leo+#ile ('5 moed to the "resa!lor 6ettlement in 1882 arrested

on A >)ne 1885 at "attleford for Resistance actiities the char#es ere dismissed .!>)d#e Ro)lea)4ayer, Kenry -*le)ry- ($$ moed to the "resa!lor 6ettlement in 1882 arrested on 2?

Ma! 1885 and char#ed ith treasonfelon! hain# come in ith Po)ndma-er heas sent to the Re#ina ail alon# ith %o)is 4o)let, 7ndre Na)lt, and 7.rahamMonto)r/// all char#ed ith treasonfelon! dischar#ed alon# ith %o)is 4o)let,>ames "remner, and 3illiam Fran-

7&e. 4ayer, ?)illa)me (G5 "attleford Rifles4ayer, ean3Ba+&is&e ('2 moed to "resa!lor 6ettlement in 1882 he as leader of a

#ro)p of Metis and Naties hich capt)red a a#on train from 6ift $)rrent ta-in#arm! s)pplies to "attleford on 1A Ma! 1885 he as arrested in >)ne 1885 and

char#ed ith treaonfelon! his !o)n#er .rother 4)illa)me as on the $anadianside ith the "attleford Rifles d)rin# the Resistance6a!er, 4)illa)me on the $anadian side ith the "attleford Rifles d)rin# the Resistance4ayers, Lo)isonfils('$ prior to the Resistance, he as a sco)t and interpreter for the

N3MP at "attleford arrested on 10 >)ne 1885 for possession of stolen propert!, heas conicted and sered a to month sentence )pon .ein# released he moed toFort 7ssini.oine, Montana, and or-ed for the 6 7rm! he ret)rned to "resa!lor

4ayer, =oDse ose+# (22 part of the "attleford Bome 4)ard No/ 2 $ompan! he aschar#ed ith pett! larcen! for Resistance actiities, .)t the char#e as dismissed on29 >)ne 1885 .! >)d#e Ro)lea) after liin# in "attleford for man! !ears he moedto 6t%aoseph Nolin, hom the priests did not alloto attend he or-ed ith the .lates preparin# $ree #rammars and dictionaries he or-ed for >oseph %ama!, a c)stoms collector in Pem.ina, in 18?G accompaniedFather 7ndr on the 7merican #oernment=s peace eno! to the 6io)' Nation in18?A, "ishop Tach placed him in char#e of the ch)rch=s Red Rier cart trains to 6tPa)l, Minnesota he as a teacher at the $olle#e of 6t"oniface in 6prin# 188?, heaccompanied Father Ritchot to the mission at I)=7ppelle ent on the Fall .)ffaloh)nt to 4rand $octea) or-ed for a mail contractor///

6chmidt, a .o!hood friend of %o)is Riel, as inoled ith the Mtis Resistanceof 18?90 he as dele#ate from 6t"oniface to the $onention of Fort! in 6prin#1880, 6chmidt ent to )c- %a-e and .ecame inoled ith Mtis politics/// holdin#p).lic meetin#s and draftin# petitions re#ardin# Mtis #rieances ith the federal#oernment he as a Prince 7l.ert .arrister on ? Ma! 188A, he s)##ested to the7n#loMtis and 3hite settlers that the! send for %o)is Riel in Montana on Ma!12th, he receied a lon# so)#ht position to the %and ffice in Prince 7l.ert d)rin#


25/28

the months folloin# Riel=s arrial, 6chmidt .ecame concerned oer Riel=s hereticalpreachin# the FrancoMtis ere coninced that 6chmidt had .etra!ed them anda.andoned their ca)se nonetheless, hen conflict .ro-e o)t/// he as arrested .!#oernment///

4co&&, ames

Roland a .)ffalo h)nter and free trader raised e'cellent horses met the &arl of6o)thes- at Fort &llice, in 18A9 he and his ife Marie$atherine (n@e Mondionere capt)red .! the $ree at Fro# %a-e 6impson had -non "i# "ear for most ofhis life he retired from the B"$ after 1885 and homesteaded near nion %a-e///

4im+son,Marie"aerine (ne=ondion 3 capt)red at Fro# %a-e and held prisoner .!the $ree4inclair, 7e&er (7ierre (2%4innookeesick (-o#n- 4o)nding 4ky a-ao#n Ba&oc# Plains 6a)ltea)' son of

4eor#e -7-a!asi)-6)therland -the 6cotchman B"$ frei#hter .eteen Nora!Bo)se and or- Factor! or-ed o)t of Fort I)=7ppelle is noted for carin# for thehorses d)rin# the 1885 Resistance as remoed from the treat! list he marriedNatchoo-onec- (6potted $alf, $alf of Man! $olo)rs, da)#hter of Cohahmahche,headman at ne 7rro he as father of CitchiManito3a!a (>ean"aptiste7lmi#ht! Voice

4mi, ?abriel (2%4mi, Kenry 4r. (14mi, Kenry r. (24mi, Konor 3 4a.riel )mont=s nephe he distin#)ished him at "atoch, leain# his

#)n and .oots ith his )ncle and retriein# a .arrel of #)npoder stored ithinseen arpents of the enem! position

4+ence, !ndrew *rederick ($84+ence, :dwin (1 tter=s N3MP sco)ts, dispatch riders and interpretersos+#&e (ne4&3!rna)d ;enne (51 ife of 6olomon Venne($84)erland, o#n r. -=ooniyas- (-=ooneyas- a-aLaroc)e (5 a pa#an headman

ne 7rro "and fo)#ht in the Resistance and fled to Montana after eents in 18856ain, &l


26/28

4wain, an)ar! 1885 at )c- %a-e

!

ohn ('0 for man! !ears he as a mail carrier .eteen 3innipe# and &dmonton

tter=s N3MP sco)ts, dispatch riders and interpreters


27/28

(Proisional 4oernment he, 4a.riel and &do)ard )mont, >ean $aron, Michel)mas, +sidore )mas, and $hief Fine a!, escaped into Montana after the Fall of"atoch he ret)rned to 6as-atoon in 190G


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prisoners he .ore no arms .)t as fo)nd #)ilt! of treasonfelon! and as sentencedto seen !ears

;andal, 7ierre =odes&e (1;andal, oger (';andal, Ailliam (2$

;enne, !leandr (' escaped to Montana after the Fall of "atoch he and aidTo)rond too- )p residence at T)rtle Mo)ntain, North a-ota;enne, Ia9id ($2;enne, 4olomon ($8 operated a store at "atoch;erme&&e, !leandr ('0;erme&&e, *ranois ('5 sent ith Napoleon $arri@reon snoshoes to Prairie Ronde to

#et Trottier and $hief 3apahs-a(3hite $apa-ota6io)';erme&&e, ose+# ->os- CCC (5' -illed at li $o)le des To)rond=s;illebr)n, ?)illa)me (50;illene)9e, Csidore ($0 alle#ed to hae .een inoled ith the 181 Fenian inasion///

.)t as ac;)itted his 18 month old da)#hter Vir#inie died at "atoch on 11 Ma!

1885W

Chie( Wapahs9a 7White Cap8 Iako&a/4io)Aard, ames r. ('$ on eof a #ro)p of Mtis hich petitioned the #oernment for

farmland and a rela'ation of the #ame lasAells, ose+# ('$A#i&ord, lie ose+#A#i&ord, Ailliam *rancis (2=adeleine (neAilkie I)mon& ($5 ife of 4a.riel )mont($8 che! Mtis

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