• Roy Oswalt, Ancient Arts Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ, sold around 2008-2010. • Michael D. Higgins, Antique Indian Art, Tucson, AZ. • Purchased with funds from Plains Indian Ledger Art Project (PILA) in Santa Fe, NM, 8/23/2023.

Inscription on Title Page: Some of the chief exploits of "Scares the Enemy", an untutored son of the prairie, as drawn by himself in the Lawrence county jail, while confined there during the fall and winter of [18]82 and winter of '83. While so confined he was awaiting trial on the charge of shootin... Read More

Various owners (pages dispersed), H. Malcolm Grimmer Antique American Indian Art, Santa Fe, NM; William Drake, descendant of John L. Sheridan, from Sheridan family by inheritance.

William Drake wrote, in 1997:

"My name is William Drake. My mother, Ruth Drake (1905-1997) was a first cous... Read More

Dudley P. Brown collected from Silver Horn. Captions recorded by Brown on stationary dated "Anadarko, I.t., August 1883." Inherited by Dudley's son, Dudley C. Brown. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley C. Brown to the Nelson-Atkins Museum, 64-9/64.

Gift to Nebraska State Historical Society by Philip Kearney Moore on 11/28/1928.

Collected by Edward Moore, who settled in Kenewaw Precinct, Adams County, NE in 1872, "from a derelict returning from the Black Hills in 1877, whose statement was that that he had taken it from a dead Indian the year... Read More

The Sweetwater ledger book is part of the Charles R. Howell Collection. Howell lived near the Rosebud Reservation for a number of years before moving to the upper Green River area. The drawings are part of a large collection of Sioux items Howell first donated to the City of Green River. In 1967, th... Read More

It is likely that John S. Parke acquired the ledger while serving as Assistant Adjutant General of Command at Rosebud Agency during the winter of 1890-1891. A 1938 note, written on an envelope bearing the name Mrs. John S. Parke and given to the University along with the ledger, refers to "interesti... Read More

Attributed to White Arm (Apsáalooke | Crow), from the Lodge Grass district of the reservation. Collected by Edwin Willard Deming, Crow Reservation, 1889. Mrs. Josephine K. Deming, Connecticut; Sotheby's Fine Indian Art, New York, November 15, 1980, lot #162; Dennis Lessard Collection , SD; Epic F... Read More