Biography
Yahnozha is individually named among the Apache prisoners under General D. S. Stanley’s charge at San Antonio in his October 11, 1886 report. The October 22 orders again identify him among the prisoners then at the post and direct his guarded transfer to Fort Pickens, Florida. The correspondence documents actual military detention during the forced removal of the Chiricahua Apaches; it does not establish a criminal conviction or final release date.
Yahnozha is individually named among the Apache prisoners under General D. S. Stanley’s charge at San Antonio in his October 11, 1886 report. The October 22 orders again identify him among the prisoners then at the post and direct his guarded transfer to Fort Pickens, Florida. The correspondence documents actual military detention during the forced removal of the Chiricahua Apaches; it does not establish a criminal conviction or final release date. Individually listed as a prisoner at San Antonio on October 11 and again at the post in October 22, 1886 transfer orders. These are custody observations, not an admission date. No exact service total or final discharge inferred. Transfer orders alone are not treated as proof of individual arrival at Fort Pickens.
