Caddo Indian Nation of Oklahoma    Bio - Polly Ann Caddo

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Bio - Polly Ann Caddo


My Great Great Grandmother, was an Indian.  Her name was Polly Ann 
Caddo.  She was around 13 years, during the civil war.  

They lived in Missouri. Her dad was an older man & didn't want to go 
to war,   he built a place in the corn crib to hide, so when the 
solders came by, they wouldn't take him. When they came by, they would 
steal corn etc. He would hear them talking,  but they didn't find him.

One day his wife told him, you are old, they don't want you, no need 
in you hiding. The next time they came by, he didn't hide, they took 
him with them, Polly Ann followed him as far as she could, she never 
did see him again.