In 1878, Geronimo and his family and friends fled the reservation — and not for the last time. Finally, U.S. Brigadier General Nelson A. Miles and 5,000 soldiers, at the time about a quarter of ...

The great Apache warrior’s great-grandson, Harlyn Geronimo, hopes a lawsuit against the U.S. government will recover his famous ancestor’s remains — a strange last spasm in the Indian wars.

HARTFORD, Conn. | Geronimo’s descendants have sued Skull and Bones - the secret society at Yale University linked to presidents and other powerful figures - claiming that its members stole the ...

"I was fortunate to talk with a lot of the people who fought alongside him who were warriors," Joseph Geronimo said."The only thing my grandfather did was protect his family and protect the land ...

Gen. Crook arrived at Fort Bowie on Monday night, having left Lieut. Maus in charge of Geronimo and the other surrendered Apaches. News, however, has just been received that Geronimo, with 20 ...