cynthia ann parker. on may 19th, 1836, a band of indians attacked parker's for and the comanche front here in the republic of texas. in the skirmish that followed five texans were killed and five others were taken captive including 9-year-old cynthia ann parker and her young her brother john. a little girl who had become one of the -- in the history of the west. those with children adjusted. john became a warrior and cynthia lived with the comanche for 25 years. she married the chief and bore him two sons and a daughter. their firstborn son became the last great war chief of the comanches. ian 1860 texas rangers led by captain sold ross swept down on the comanche village killing many inhabitants and taking captive including the long lost since the and -- cynthia. and her daughter. for many years living with the tribe changed her. she had nothing in common with her white relatives and begged to be returned to indian family. her escape attempt failed and when her daughter died in 1864 she lost all hope. bro

[laughter] cynthia ann parker. on may 19, 1836, a band of indians attacked parker' fort on the fringes of the comanche frontier this newly-formed republic of texas. in the skirmish that followed, five texans were killed and five others taken captive including 9-year-old cynthia ann parker and her younger brother, john. the little girl would become one of the most renowned indian captives in the history of the west. both of the parker children quickly adjusted to the comanche culture. john became a warrior and took part in several raids while cynthia ann lived as a comanche for almost 25 years. she eventually married a chief and bore him two sons and a daughter. their first born son, quanah, became the last great war chief of the comanches. in 1860 texas rangers swept down on a comanche village killing many inhabitants andic thatting others captive including the long lost cynthia ann and her 2-year-old daughter, prairie flower. they were returned to parker family members, but her many years living with the tribe had

[laughter] cynthia anne parker.on may 19th, 1836, a band of indians attacked parker's fort on the fringes of the commanche frontier in the newly reformed texas. in the squirmish that followed, five from texas were killed and five others were held captive including 5-year-old sippet ya and her younger brother john. the little girl would be one of the most renown captives in the west. both of the parker children adjusted to the commanche culture. john was a warrier and took part in raids and cynthia anne lived as a commanche for 25 # years eventually marrying the chief and bore him two sons and a daughter. their first born son was the last great war chief of the commanche. in 1860, texas ranger led by captain saul swept down on a village killing many and taking others captive including the long lost sippet ya anne and her 2-year-old daughter. they were returned to parker family members, but her years living with the tribe changed her. she had nothing in common with her white relatives and begged to be returned to her

followed five texans were killed, and five others were taken captive, including 9-year-old cynthia ann parker and her younger brother, john. the little girl would become one of the most renowned indian captives in the history of the west. both of the parker children quickly adjusted to the comanche culture. john became a warrior and take part in several raids, well send the and lived as a comanche for almost 25 years. she eventually married the chief and bore him two sons and the dollar -- daughter. their first son became the last great war chief of the comanches. in 1860 texas rangers led by capt so ross swept down on the comanche village killing many inhabitants and taking others captive, including the long-lost cynthia ann and her 2-year old daughter. flour. they were returned to parker family members, but her many years living with the tribe had changed irrevocably. she had nothing in common with her white relatives and beg to be returned terror indian family. her escape attempt failed, and when her daughter died of influenza and 8064 cynthia and lost all hope. broken in spirit and bitter

followed five texans were killed, and five others were taken captive, including 9-year-old cynthia ann parkerand her younger brother, john. the little girl would become one of the most renowned indian captives in the history of the west. both of the parker children quickly adjusted to the comanche culture. john became a warrior and take part in several raids, well send the and lived as a comanche for almost 25 years. she eventually married the chief and bore him two sons and the dollar -- daughter. their first son became the last great war chief of the comanches. in 1860 texas rangers led by capt so ross swept down on the comanche village killing many inhabitants and taking others captive, including the long-lost cynthia ann and her 2-year old daughter. flour. they were returned to parker family members, but her many years living with the tribe had changed irrevocably. she had nothing in common with her white relatives and beg to be returned terror indian family. her escape attempt failed, and when her daughter died of influenza and 8064 cynthia and lost all hope. broken in spirit and bitter

followed five texans were killed, and five others were taken captive, including 9-year-old cynthia ann parker and her younger brother, john. the little girl would become one of the most renowned indian captives in the history of the west. both of the parker children quickly adjusted to the comanche culture. john became a warrior and take part in several raids, well send the and lived as a comanche for almost 25 years. she eventually married the chief and bore him two sons and the dollar -- daughter. their first son became the last great war chief of the comanches. in 1860 texas rangers led by capt so ross swept down on the comanche village killing many inhabitants and taking others captive, including the long-lost cynthia ann and her 2-year old daughter. flour. they were returned to parker family members, but her many years living with the tribe had changed irrevocably. she had nothing in common with her white relatives and beg to be returned terror indian family. her escape attempt failed, and when her daughter died of influenza and 8064 cynthia and lost all hope. broken in spirit and bitter