Little Raven

1810–1889 (age 79)

Biography

Little Raven stands among the most revered of Cheyenne leaders, guiding his people through turbulent years with a calm determination rooted in wisdom and diplomacy. He continually worked to protect the dignity and welfare of his nation while navigating relations with the United States government.

In Fort Sill Post Cemetery he sleeps amid the plains he once roamed, and his legacy endures in the memories of those who honor the courage and compassion he displayed during his lifetime.

Also buried at Fort Sill Post Cemetery

Sitting Bear
1800–1871 (age 71)
Fort Sill Post Cemetery
Sitting Bear (1800-1871) was a Kiowa leader buried at Fort Sill Post Cemetery.
Cynthia Ann Parker
1827–1870 (age 43)
Fort Sill Post Cemetery
Cynthia Ann Parker (1827-1870) was a Crawford County resident of mixed heritage buried at Fort Sill Post Cemetery.
Satanta
1820–1878 (age 58)
Fort Sill Post Cemetery
Satanta (1820-1878) was a Kiowa war chief and orator buried at Fort Sill Post Cemetery.
Harry H. Critz
1912–1982 (age 70)
Fort Sill Post Cemetery
Harry H. Critz was a Teague resident who lived from 1912 to 1982.
Kicking Bird
1835–1875 (age 40)
Fort Sill Post Cemetery
Kicking Bird was a Kiowa leader and diplomat who advocated for peace during the Indian Wars of the 1870s.
Jack L. Treadwell
1919–1977 (age 58)
Fort Sill Post Cemetery
Jack L. Treadwell (1919-1977) was an Ashland native who served at Fort Sill.