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Tomassa

Tomassa Chandler Conover (c. 1840 – 1900) was a Mexican-American woman who was captured by the Comanche as a child and later integrated into their society. She supported the Fort Sill Indian Agency by helping establish the Fort Sill Agency School, working there as a translator. Tomassa aided in communication between the fort and the Comanche, and was…

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Occupation
Translator
Born
c. 1840 Centralist Republic of Mexico
Died
1900 Oklahoma, U.S.
Employer
Fort Sill

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Tomassa

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples38
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
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related to Life · 34
Tomassa → Accompanied, American Civil War, Army, As, At, Blue Leggings, Bureau, Carissa Comanche, Centralist Republic, Chandler, Chandlers, Cherokee, Civil War, Comanche, Defying Comanche, During, Fort Cobb, Fort Sill, In, Indian Affairs
Born · 1
Tomassa → c. 1840 Centralist Republic of Mexico
Died · 1
Tomassa → 1900 Oklahoma, U.S.
Employer · 1
Tomassa → Fort Sill
Occupation · 1
Tomassa → Translator

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comanche fort school oklahoma sill indian chandler agency mexico 1840 1900 translator children captured later became joseph conover child integrated

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TomassaBornc. 1840 Centralist Republic of Mexico1.00infobox
TomassaDied1900 Oklahoma, U.S.1.00infobox
TomassaEmployerFort Sill1.00infobox
TomassaOccupationTranslator1.00infobox
Tomassarelated to LifeCentralist Republic0.60section
Tomassarelated to LifeMexico0.60section
Tomassarelated to LifeAs0.60section
Tomassarelated to LifeCarissa Comanche0.60section
Tomassarelated to LifeThey0.60section
Tomassarelated to LifeComanche0.60section
Tomassarelated to LifeBureau0.60section
Tomassarelated to LifeIndian Affairs0.60section

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