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No one knows. According to Magpie, who was present at the battle, Cheyenne women pulled both Black Kettle and his wife’s body from the river and carried them up the pony trail that was north of the river to a sandy knoll. There they debated where to bury them. To this day, no one actually know where the chief is buried.
