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  • dear elbys your not alone i am a desindent of cochise my grand mother my nana is the great cousin of cochise,so we are family i believe.

    p.s. reply back i wish to know about my familys history

  • Listen, if she does really have pics of Cochise, they should be released. It would be a true honor to see his face. There are pics of Naiche and Taza, but not The Great!

    -June 16th

  • I named my son after Chief Cochise. A great man who always kept his word; unlike the whites. Happy Birthday Geronimo!!!

  • @myspacecomaffwj Great that you named your son after Chief Cochise!  I wish him a happy life !

  • @myspacecomaffwj Great that you named your son after Chief Cochise! I wish him a happy life !

    

  • @myspacecomaffwj you know i am an englishmen in england and i know the apache and other indian tribes the commanche kiowa the sioux etc and they were in america first the whites were a disgrace i am not liberal or leftwing but respecting the american indians should not be about politics or right or left,a man like geromino or cochise transended that,they were great men of wisdom its a shame the old ways have gone but gone they have,if i can be 25% the man they were i will die happy.god bless you

  • i would like to find this woman to let her know she's not alone..i'm also chiricahua on geronimos side.

  • I live in Venezuela, my name is CARLOS GONZALEZ. In honor of so great warrior my 2 children are named COCHISE. * CARLOS COCHISE * ALBERTO COCHISE

  • I am trying to learn Chiricahua or white mountain apache language. Does anyone know a the best way I can learn?

  • Elbys is a beautiful woman, being Apache just makes her plus beautiful. Her knowledge of her people is an honor to her ancestors. Ashont'

  • My friends are White Mountain Apaches the greatest people ive ever met and got to know .Shith'danothshow my friends

  • I don´t know if you are familiar with a Norwegian cientist named Helge Ingstad. He found out and proved the relationship between apache language and the language of the native tribes in the North. So the Apaches in the south (New Mexico, Arizona ,,)had clear relation with the native indian triebes in the North. There was also clear indications in their myths and stories.

  • Hey Folks! There's no need for any negative or

    hateful remarks.This is a serious subject! YES!

    There are many Mexicans who have Apache or

    even Navajo Blood and there are Apaches and

    Navajos who have Hispanic Blood in them.Again,

    it is a serious & thought provoking subject!

  • I say we take our lands back! My great grandfather was apache and never could settle in one place for too long for fear of his life. he would always move from new mwxico to texas to mexico. We don't know when he passed or even where he is buried because he would leave because of the fear.

  • Apaches went to mexico after the whitees came.

  • really?so some mexicans mightbe part apaches?because apaches mixed to survive?

  • I didnt say shit about mixing to survive!

  • but....did they mix to survive????som of tem????

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  • The document of Geronimo dead that was made in Oklahoma , you can read born in Arizona or Mexico

  • Naiche is for Nacho a Mexican Apache, historians of US change the name Nacho for Naiche, Geronimo, Vitorio , and Nacho, Juh are Mexican Warriors Apaches, Geronimo was born in Arizpe Sonora Mexico, Vitorio was born near Juarez Mexico was a Mexican kid stole by Apaches, Apaches mostly spoke spanish. because they lived in Mexico

  • Geronimo Goyale was born near the Gila River in Southeastern New Mexico. Victorio was born near the Ojo Caliente in Southern NM. Victorio was not a Nakaye. He was Chihene Nde yes Apaches spoke and speak Spanish.

  • In Arizpe Sonora Mexico is the baptize proof of Geronimo , documents on the hand not US historians lies, read the Apaches book of Manuel Rojas, Victorio was not 100 percent apache he was a niño cautivo , stolen kid that was kidnap by apaches

  • iam part apache

  • To all Apaches....Please view the video called:

    Justice for Geronimo!

  • Thank you for sharing Elbys this is a good story to share with our youth.

  • Good video. I am not Apache. I am of several different tribes.

  • I love the elders...they are truley inspirational...I am not Apache I am Choctaw but I respect all of our elders the same. Bless

  • im related 2 cochise as well as i am cousin of geronimo.

    and i might b the very distant grand son of mongus coloradus

  • I am not sure, but I think she did not have any children !  kwj norapache

  • I just asked my friend (the Nachez) that I posted about earlier. Elbys Hugar is his grandmother. So yes, she had kids. At least one son that I know of.

  • Doesnt she have any kids or grandchildren?

  • One of my best friends is a young Nachez (he carries this as his last name) living in Mescalero. So if she didn't have kids, somebody else did. The bloodline is still alive I'm thinking :)

  • thank you

  • do you know monstie?

  • It would help if you posted her name in your

    video!I think this is Elbys Hugar(Chiricahua)

    from the Mescalero Reservation.She taught the

    actors in the movie "The Missing",the Apache

    Language for the useage in the movie.A truly

    GREAT WOMAN and link to the past.

  • it would be a honour to be related to such great native americans,its a tragedy that the white men stole the land from them..

  • ...yes, people who trusted the white mans promises of respecting their territories and independence! It is a great shame in the history of USA!

  • their good nature was used against them...

    just like american "patriotism" is being used against us today..

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