Kanosh (1821 – December 24, 1884) was a nineteenth-century leader of the Pahvant band of the Ute Indians of what is now central Utah having succeeded the more belligerent Chuick as principal chief. His band had "a major camp at Corn Creek." He is remembered for having been "friendly toward early Mormon Pioneer settlers." It is believed Kanosh was born near modern-day Spanish Fork, Utah but this claim is not certain. Kanosh met with Brigham Young on September 1, 1857, to discuss strategy in relation to the Utah War. Kanosh died at the town of Kanosh, Utah Territory.
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| - Kanosh (1821 – December 24, 1884) was a nineteenth-century leader of the Pahvant band of the Ute Indians of what is now central Utah having succeeded the more belligerent Chuick as principal chief. His band had "a major camp at Corn Creek." He is remembered for having been "friendly toward early Mormon Pioneer settlers." It is believed Kanosh was born near modern-day Spanish Fork, Utah but this claim is not certain. Kanosh met with Brigham Young on September 1, 1857, to discuss strategy in relation to the Utah War. Kanosh died at the town of Kanosh, Utah Territory. (en)
- Kanosh (1821 – 24 décembre 1884), probablement né à Spanish Fork Canyon, était un chef de la tribu Pahvant des Indiens Utes au XIXe siècle. Kanosh invita les mormons à venir s'établir dans sa région, où ils fondèrent la ville de Kanosh, dans le territoire de l'Utah. Kanosh et sa tribu Pahvant ont été le seul grand groupe de Utes qui n'ont pas participé à la . Il mourut dans la ville de Kanosh, territoire d’Utah. (fr)
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| - Kanosh (1821 – December 24, 1884) was a nineteenth-century leader of the Pahvant band of the Ute Indians of what is now central Utah having succeeded the more belligerent Chuick as principal chief. His band had "a major camp at Corn Creek." He is remembered for having been "friendly toward early Mormon Pioneer settlers." It is believed Kanosh was born near modern-day Spanish Fork, Utah but this claim is not certain. Kanosh spoke Spanish, and according to an early 1900s source "learned to speak good English for an Indian. William Black, one of the pioneers of the Sevier and San Pete Valleys, was a lifelong friend of this chief." Kanosh invited the Mormons to come and settle in his area where they founded the town of Kanosh. He "represented the Pahvant Utes at the signing of the treaty with Brigham Young which signalled the end of the Walker War in 1854," and was among the Utes who took up farming. Kanosh joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1858. In 1874, Kanosh was ordained an elder by Dimick B. Huntington. Kanosh was one of the very earliest Native Americans to receive the endowment, a ceremony in Mormon temples. Kanosh met with Brigham Young on September 1, 1857, to discuss strategy in relation to the Utah War. At one time, widely circulating anti-Mormon literature speculated that Kanosh recruited the Utes who had participated in the Mountain Meadows massacre later that month, but no credible evidence has ever been presented to tie Kanosh to the event. One of Kanosh's wives was Sally, a Southern Paiute who had been raised in Young's household. This relationship is a key part of why Kanosh's band worked so closely with the Latter-day Saints. Another of Kanosh's wives was a Paiute named Mary who had been raised by Latter-day Saints in Payson, Utah Territory. Kanosh built a regular cabin for her, whereas his other three wives lived in wikiups. Kanosh and his fellow Pahvants were the only large group of Utes who did not participate in the Black Hawk War. Kanosh died at the town of Kanosh, Utah Territory. (en)
- Kanosh (1821 – 24 décembre 1884), probablement né à Spanish Fork Canyon, était un chef de la tribu Pahvant des Indiens Utes au XIXe siècle. Kanosh invita les mormons à venir s'établir dans sa région, où ils fondèrent la ville de Kanosh, dans le territoire de l'Utah. Il rejoignit l'Église de Jésus-Christ des saints des derniers jours. En 1874 il fut ordonné ancien par Dimick B. Huntington Il fut l’un des tout premiers amérindiens à recevoir les dotations du temple. Kanosh rencontra Brigham Young le 1er septembre 1857 pour discuter de la stratégie en relation avec la guerre d’Utah. Brigham Young autorisa Kanosh et son groupe à prélever le bétail des migrants traversant le territoire d’Utah. L’une des épouses de Kanosh fut Sally, une Paiute du Sud qui avait été élevée dans la famille de Brigham Young. Cette relation est une raison essentielle pour laquelle il travailla en étroite collaboration avec les saints des derniers jours. L'une de ses autres épouses fut une Paiute nommée Mary qui avait été élevée par des saints des derniers jours à Payson, Utah, territoire d'Utah. Kanosh construisit une cabane pour elle, alors que ses trois autres femmes vivaient dans des tipis. Kanosh et sa tribu Pahvant ont été le seul grand groupe de Utes qui n'ont pas participé à la . Il mourut dans la ville de Kanosh, territoire d’Utah. (fr)
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