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NAME: Madeline   Little Shell Chippewa   Guardian of North American Native Mitochondrial DNS to pass on to daughters
A daughter of Little Shell, her Indian name has been forgotten.

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BIRTH:  c1810 -1830

BAPTISM:

MOTHER: Unknown

FATHER:  Esens     Chippewa
aka  Little Shell (#2)

SIBLINGS:

MARRIAGE: 

SPOUSE:  PASCAL, Dan  a French Canadian (Quebec?)

CHILDREN:
PASCAL, Catherine Lena  b July 18, 1849
(see additonal children mentioned as siblings
on this daughter's page)

LIFE EVENTS:
Housekeeper for Father Belcourt
See article on her Daughter's page.

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DEATH: 

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ADDITIONAL & UNPROCESSED INFO BELOW...
 
 
Madeline gave birth to her children in a tepee made of buffalo hides,
near what is now Dunseith, ND. At that time there were only scattered
Indian lodges and buffalo were numerous. Madeline and her husband
participated in the buffalo hunts each fall, never having to go farther
than Rolla to get all they wanted.
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Random clue:
Michel MONET BELHUMEUR (male), b: 1802, NWT, bt: Sept 7, 1806 at Montreal, Que; died: , Leroy, ND;
spouse(s) Josephte SAUTEUSE WOMAN, Suzanne Josephte BRUYERE, never married Reine LAGIMODIERE

NOTE: Josephte and Suzanne were first cousins. Josephte was the daughter of Chief LITTLE SHELL l,
and the sister of Chief (Little Clam) LITTLE SHELL ll, of the Ojibway Chippewa Turtle Mountain tribe.
Josette had died before Apr 5, 1839 at the hands of the Sioux. Suzanne's father, Jean-Baptiste BRUYERE
was either the brother or brother-in-law of  Chief LITTLE SHELL.