By Oliver Tree UPDATED: 04:52 EST, 4 July 2011 Capture: Cynthia Ann Parker and her daughter, Topsannah (Prairie Flower), in 1861 pictured after she was 'rescued' by government troops Cynthia Ann Parker, aged just nine, was abducted as her family were brutally slaughtered around her. After her isolated Texan outpost was attacked by Comanche Indians, she was stripped from her mother and spirited away on horseback - brought up to live as one of the tribe. For 24 years the blue-eyed captive remained with her abductors, marrying and bearing children - even forgetting her native English tongue. But in an incredible quirk of fate, one of her sons - Quanah Parker - rose to become one the most feared Native American generals of the 1800s and the last of Comanche leaders to finally surrender the tribe to a life on the reservations under U.S. authorities.

successful cattle rancher as the remains of the once proud

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Av Oliver Tree UPPDATERAD: 04:52 EST, 4 juli 2011 Fånga: Cynthia Ann Parker och hennes dotter, Topsannah (Prairie Flower), år 1861 föreställd efter att hon "räddades" av regeringstrupper Cynthia Ann Parker, bara nio år gammal, blev bortförd då hennes familj brutalt slaktades runt omkring henne. Efter att hennes isolerade utpost i Texas anfölls av comancheindianer blev hon avklädd från sin mor och spritt bort sig till häst - uppfostrad att leva som en av stammen. I 24 år var den blåögde fången kvar hos sina kidnappare, gifta sig och föda barn - till och med glömma sitt modersmål engelska. Men i ett otroligt ödets nyck steg en av hennes söner - Quanah Parker - upp till att bli en av 1800-talets mest fruktade indiangeneraler och den siste av comancheledarna att slutligen överlämna stammen till ett liv på reservaten under amerikanska myndigheter. framgångsrika boskap ranchägare som resterna av den en gång stolta alternativ: - Comanche - comanche Indians - Cynthia - Cynthia Ann Parker - English - Native American - Oliver Tree - Parker - Prairie Flower - Quanah Parker - Texan - Topsannah - USA - US Rangers
By Oliver Tree UPDATED: 04:52 EST, 4 July 2011 Catch: Cynthia Ann Parker and her daughter, Topsannah (Prairie Flower), in 1861 prefigured after she was "saved" by government troops Cynthia Ann Parker, just nine years old, was abducted as her family was brutally slaughtered around her. After her isolated outpost in Texas was attacked by Comanche Indians, she was stripped of her mother and scattered away on horseback - raised to live as one of the tribe. For 24 years, the blue-eyed prisoner remained with his kidnappers, marrying and giving birth - even forgetting his native English language. But in an incredible whim of fate, one of her sons - Quanah Parker - rose to become one of the most feared Indian generals of the 19th century and the last of the Comanche leaders to finally hand over the tribe to a life on the reserves under American authorities. successful cattle ranchers as the remains of the once proud alternative: - Comanche - comanche Indians - Cynthia - Cynthia Ann Parker - English - Native American - Oliver Tree - Parker - Prairie Flower - Quanah Parker - Texan - Topsannah - USA - US Rangers
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