Chief John Big Tree [113710]
Gender: Male
Popularity: 0.1538
Birthplace: Buffalo, New York, USA
Birthday: 1877-06-02
Deathday: 1967-07-06
Age: 90 years
Movies: 46
Links: Homepage, IMDB
Biography: Chief John Big Tree was born on June 2, 1877 in Buffalo, New York, as Isaac Johnny John. He was an actor, known for She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949), Drums Along the Mohawk (1939) and Devil's Doorway (1950). He died on July 6, 1967 in Onondaga Indian Reservation, New York. One of three men who posed for artist James Fraser for the profile which became the famous "Indian head nickel" or "buffalo nickel" minted 1913-1938. The other two were Chief Two Moons (of the Cheyenne) and Chief Iron Tail (of the Lakota Sioux). The image was reused for a special commemorative $50 gold piece in 2006--the USA's first 24k (pure gold) coin. Big Tree was a member of the Seneca Nation.

Devil's Doorway
1950-08-18
She Wore a Yello
1949-10-22
Las Vegas Nights
1941-03-28
Western Union
1941-02-21
Hudson's Bay
1941-01-03
North West Mount
1940-10-22
Too Many Girls
1940-10-08
Brigham Young
1940-09-27
Maintain the Rig
1940-01-13
Destry Rides Aga
1939-11-30
Drums Along the
1939-11-10
The Oregon Trail
1939-07-04
Susannah of the
1939-06-13
Stagecoach
1939-03-02
The Girl of the
1938-03-18
Prairie Thunder
1937-09-10
Hills of Old Wyo
1937-04-16
Lost Horizon
1937-03-03
Maid of Salem
1937-02-12
The Bold Caballe
1936-12-01
The Adventures o
1936-01-13
Custer's Last St
1936-01-02
The Singing Vaga
1935-12-16
The Farmer Takes
1935-07-05
Wheels of Destin
1934-03-01
King of the Aren
1933-06-01
The Telegraph Tr
1933-03-18
The Golden West
1932-10-29
The Last of the
1932-05-17
Red Fork Range
1931-01-12
The Big Trail
1930-11-01
Sioux Blood
1929-04-20
The Overland Tel
1929-03-02
Spoilers of the
1927-12-10
Painted Ponies
1927-09-25
The Frontiersman
1927-06-11
Winners Of The W
1927-01-15
The Desert's Tol
1926-11-14
Mantrap
1926-07-24
The Frontier Tra
1926-06-20
The Red Rider
1925-08-02
The Iron Horse
1925-10-04
The Huntress
1923-08-20
The Primitive Lo
1922-04-30
A Fight For Love
1919-03-24
The Spirit of '7
1917-01-01