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- Sagwitch (c. 1822 – 1887) est un chef des Shoshones du Nord qui entretint de bonnes relations avec les Mormons venus s'installer sur leurs terres dans le nord de l'Utah au milieu du XIXe siècle et qui finit par se convertir au mormonisme en 1873. Son groupe fut attaqué le 29 janvier 1863 lors du massacre de Bear River par des troupes de l'armée des États-Unis menées par le colonel Patrick E. Connor. (fr)
- Sagwitch Timbimboo (1822 – March 20, 1887), which translates to "Speaker" and "One Who Writes on Rocks," was a nineteenth-century chieftain of a band of Northwestern Shoshone that converted to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Of his tribe, he was one of the very few survivors of the horrific Bear River Massacre (January 29, 1863), which is considered the greatest loss of Indigenous life through wars with Anglo-Saxon people. Within the battle, Chief Sagwitch led his people away from the preemptive attack that the United States government had levied upon the people. Losing the majority of his own tribe, Chief Sagwitch helped rebuild his tribe and as the leader, led his people to a thriving life. Living the majority of his life in what is now Cache Valley, which is located in Northeast Utah and Southeast Idaho, Chief Sagwitch was an instrumental leader within the Shoshone Tribe and within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Helping build a temple with the Latter-day Saints in Logan, Utah, Chief Sagwitch became an Elder for the Church shortly after his conversion in 1873. Along with Chief Sagwitch being baptized, 101 of His tribe members also took the oath of baptism. Chief Sagwitch died on March 20, 1887, leaving a lasting legacy as an influential member of the Indigenous community. (en)
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- On the lower Bear River (en)
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- Chief Sagwitch and spouse Beawoachee (en)
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- Survived the Bear River Massacre; settled Washakie, Utah (en)
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- Son, Yeager Timbimboo
Grandson, Moroni Timbimboo
Great Grandson, Frank L. Timbimboo
Great Great Grandson Blain Frank Timbimboo, Byron Timbimboo
Great Great Great Grandson Garrett Timbimboo, Hunter Timbimboo (en)
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- Sagwitch (c. 1822 – 1887) est un chef des Shoshones du Nord qui entretint de bonnes relations avec les Mormons venus s'installer sur leurs terres dans le nord de l'Utah au milieu du XIXe siècle et qui finit par se convertir au mormonisme en 1873. Son groupe fut attaqué le 29 janvier 1863 lors du massacre de Bear River par des troupes de l'armée des États-Unis menées par le colonel Patrick E. Connor. (fr)
- Sagwitch Timbimboo (1822 – March 20, 1887), which translates to "Speaker" and "One Who Writes on Rocks," was a nineteenth-century chieftain of a band of Northwestern Shoshone that converted to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Of his tribe, he was one of the very few survivors of the horrific Bear River Massacre (January 29, 1863), which is considered the greatest loss of Indigenous life through wars with Anglo-Saxon people. Within the battle, Chief Sagwitch led his people away from the preemptive attack that the United States government had levied upon the people. Losing the majority of his own tribe, Chief Sagwitch helped rebuild his tribe and as the leader, led his people to a thriving life. Living the majority of his life in what is now Cache Valley, which is located in (en)
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- Sagwitch (fr)
- Sagwitch (en)
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