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*1921: Minor Paiute uprising under Chief Old Posey. | *1921: Minor Paiute uprising under Chief Old Posey. | ||
* 1938: The Tribe was Federal recognized | * 1938: The Tribe was Federal recognized | ||
The Blanding Utes are descendants of small bands which claimed the Blue Mountain region of Utah as their home. They refused to move to | The Blanding Utes are descendants of small bands which claimed the Blue Mountain region of Utah as their home. They refused to move to Colorado. | ||
They are sometimes referred o as the Allen Canyon Utes. The Blanding Utes were allotted in the 1920's and 1930's | |||
==== Additional References ==== | ==== Additional References ==== | ||
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Emmitt, Robert. ''The Last War Trail.'' Norman, OK; University of Oklahoma, 1954 | Emmitt, Robert. ''The Last War Trail.'' Norman, OK; University of Oklahoma, 1954 | ||
Jefferson, James. ''The Southern Utes: A Tribal History''. Ignacio, CO. Southern Ute Tribe. FHL Book 970.3 | Jefferson, James. ''The Southern Utes: A Tribal History''. Ignacio, CO. Southern Ute Tribe. FHL Book 970.3 Ute2j | ||
Lyman, June and Norma Denver, ''Ute People - An Historical Study. ''1970. University of Utah | Lyman, June and Norma Denver, ''Ute People - An Historical Study. ''1970. University of Utah | ||
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[[Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation (Utah)|Uintah-Ouray Reservation]] - Utah -Uncompahgre (Taviwach), White River (Parusanuch and Yampa), Uintah, Timpanogots, Sanpits, and Moanunts | [[Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation (Utah)|Uintah-Ouray Reservation]] - Utah -Uncompahgre (Taviwach), White River (Parusanuch and Yampa), Uintah, Timpanogots, Sanpits, and Moanunts | ||
Towaoc Reservation: Indians on this reservation became known as the Ute | Towaoc Reservation: Indians on this reservation became known as the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. <br> | ||
=== BIA Jurisdictions === | === BIA Jurisdictions === | ||