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The United States had removed the Tonkawa …
Years: 1885 - 1885
June
The United States had removed the Tonkawa from Texas, once again, in October, 1884, to the new Oakland Agency in northern Indian Territory, where they remain to this day.
This journey had involved going to Cisco, Texas, where they boarded a railroad train that took them to Stroud in Indian Territory, where they spent the winter at the Sac and Fox Agency.
The Tonkawas traveled on hundred miles (one hundred and sixty kilometers) to the Ponca Agency, and arriving on June 30, 1885, at nearby Fort Oakland, which is today Tonkawa, Oklahoma, twelve miles (nineteen kilometers) west of Ponca City.
This journey had involved going to Cisco, Texas, where they boarded a railroad train that took them to Stroud in Indian Territory, where they spent the winter at the Sac and Fox Agency.
The Tonkawas traveled on hundred miles (one hundred and sixty kilometers) to the Ponca Agency, and arriving on June 30, 1885, at nearby Fort Oakland, which is today Tonkawa, Oklahoma, twelve miles (nineteen kilometers) west of Ponca City.
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Years: 1885 - 1885
June
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- Tonkawa (Amerind tribe)
- United States of America (US, USA) (Washington DC)
- Indian Territory
- Texas, State of (U.S.A.)
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