| Stand Watie "the foremost soldier ever produced by the North American Indians" |
| Cherokee South Washington Delegation, 1866 L to R: John Rollin Ridge, Saladin Watie, Richard Fields, E. C. Boudinot, and W. P. Adair |
| Col. E. C. Boudinot (Watie's nephew, Cherokee soldier and diplomat) |
| Chief John Ross (Cherokee) (leader of the full-bloods and long Watie's top adversary) |
| Capt. George Washington (Commander, Reserve Squadron, Caddo Chief) |
| Gen. William Steele (who could command white troops, but not Indians) |
| Gen. Douglas H. Cooper (with Watie, idol of the Indian troops) |
| Gen. W. Y. Slack (Commander of the Rebel Army at Pea Ridge----long enough to die) |
| Capt. Saladin Watie (Cherokee Mounted Rifles, who rode in battle at his father's side) |
| Lost Cherokee of Arkansas and Missouri Inc. |
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All pictures courtesy of General Stand Watie's Confederate Indians by Frank Cunningham