Clementine (Clenny) Odell Rhea b. 19 Mar 1870 Greenville, Bond County, IL d. 12 Jan 1954 Maywood, Los Angeles County, CA: BridgesTree

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1870 - 1954

Birth 19 Mar 1870 Greenville, Bond County, IL

Gender Female

_UID 42C64F0C73E05949970CFE19A277F77A9C89

Died 12 Jan 1954 Maywood, Los Angeles County, CA

Buried Park Lawn Cemetery Los Angeles , Los Angeles County, CA

Person ID I36 Bridges Family Tree

Last Modified 21 Feb 2009

Father Caleb Rhea, b. 13 Jul 1838, Bond County, Illinois , d. 18 Apr 1897, Vernon County, MO

Mother Isabella Kimbro, b. 5 Dec 1845, Bond County, Illinois , d. 31 Mar 1916, Nevada, Vernon County, MO

Married 27 Dec 1866 Montgomery, Bond County, Illinois

_UID 0A1DCFCD6603C74F8F26706622E1F310D3C5

Family ID F25 Group Sheet

Family Fountain Brown Dunning, b. 5 Oct 1865, Macon County, Missouri , d. 31 Oct 1941, Archie, Cass County, MO

Married 26 Dec 1886 The Rhea home, Sandstone, Vernon County, MO

_UID 815BFE19FE622D4591F47EFAC77B180A26AC

Notes

Children

	1. Edna Edith Dunning, b. 11 Dec 1887
	2. Mattie Ethel Dunning, b. 2 Mar 1890
	3. Bertha Arzilla Dunning, b. 2 Apr 1893
	4. Anna Isabel Dunning, b. 12 Sep 1895, Jasper, Missouri , d. 21 Mar 1947, Austin, Cass County, MO
	5. Arthur Isaac Dunning, b. 21 Mar 1898
	6. Elizabeth Lois Dunning, b. 21 May 1900
	7. O.O. Dunning
	8. L.E. Dunning
	9. A.L. Dunning
	10. D.R. Dunning

Family ID F6 Group Sheet

Documents		Indian Information Clementine O'Dell Rhea Indian Information
		Bloody Knife Clenny Rhea would make a yearly trip to the Little Big Horn Battlefield monument. She said that her Uncle's name was inscribed on it. The only Indian names inscribed on the monument were guides used by Custer. In comparing the pictures of those scouts, only one even bears a passing family resemblance. James A Bridges and Michael L Bridges both could pass for brothers of Bloody Knife!
		Custer's Scouts The Scouts for George Armstrong Custer at the battle of the Little Big Horn.

Notes	Clenny O'Dell Rhea told the family that she had either a brother or uncle who was buried at the Battle of Little Big Horn. He was an Indian Scout for the US Army, his indian name is currently unknown. Here is the list of Indian Scouts listed on the monument: Lonesome Charley Reynolds, Chief Scout Isaiah Dorman, Negro-Indian Interpreter Indian Scouts Mitch Bouyer, half-breed Bloody Knife Bob-Tailed Bull Little Brave Another point of confusion: W.A. Graham names the Ree scouts killed at the Little Bighorn as Bloody Knife (a guide, actually), Bobtailed Bull and Stab, but Stab apparently didn't die in the battle. Hardorff and most recent writers name the third dead Ree scout as Little Brave, but the name Little Brave isn't even on Graham's list of Arikara scouts. You get the idea. Ree is apparently a shortened name for tha Arikara tribe.

[S2] 1870 US Federal Census.
Living with parents in La Grange, Bond County, IL
[S43] California Death Index, 1940-1997.
Name: Clenny Odell Dunning
[Clenny Odell Rhea]
Social Security #: 0
Sex: FEMALE
Birth Date: 19 Mar 1870
Birthplace: Illinois
Death Date: 12 Jan 1954
Death Place: Los Angeles
Mother's Maiden Name: Kimbro
FATHER'S SURNAME: Rhea
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[S12] 1900 US Federal Census.
Home in 1900: Preston, Jasper, Missouri
[S8] 1910 US Federal Census.
The person who transcribed this census misspelled her name as "Henny"
Home in 1910: Preston Ward 2, Jasper, MO
[S25] One World Tree.
[S3] 1920 US Federal Census.
The person who transcribed this census misspelled her name as "Chenny"
Home in 1920: Preston, Jasper, Missouri

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