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Quanah Parker 1845 or 52 - 1911. Quanah pronounced Kwah-ne means Fragrant. Quanah's first wife was Wec-Keah, daughter of Comanche chief Yellow Bear. Espoused to another warrior, Wec-Keah and Quanah eloped and took several warriors with them. It was from this small group that the large Quahadi band would form. Yellow Bear pursued the band and eventually Quanah made peace with him. The two bands united, forming the largest force of Comanche Indians. Quanah had seven wives and 25 children.

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Quanah was a member of the peyote-eating Native American Church and is credited with introducing and encouraging peyote use among the tribes in Oklahoma. Description from jillyscom.blogspot.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images