Naat’1anii
(Treaty of 1868)
 

Name	Residence / Clan	Position in History
Barboncito Hastiin D1’gh11 77 (Man of Mustache) or Naat’11 Hastiin (Leader Man)	Canyon de Chelly, AZ Ma’iideeshgiizhinii	First signer of Treaty of 1868 Head Chief at Fort Sumner. Youth Warrior, Peace Chief, Medicine man. Died in 1870.
Armijo Gish dilid’d7 (Burnt Staff)	East of Chuska, N.M. Kinyaa’32nii	Second signer of Treaty of 1868. Chief and Peace Chief of Fort Sumner. Died in 1882.
Herrero A’tsid77 San7 (Old Smith) or Beesh77[’iini	Wheatfields, AZ. Dib4’lizhini7	Third signer of Treaty Signed Treaty of Fort Defiance in 1858 as Head Chief. Died in 1870.
Manuelito Hastiin ch’ilhaj7n7 (Man of Black Weed) or ‘Ashkii Diyinii (Holy Boy)	Manuelito Springs, N.M. B7t’ahnii	Fourth signer of Treaty or 1868. Head War Chief before 1864. Peace Chief. Counselor after 1864. Died 1893.
Ganado Muchos To’tso’nii Hastiin (Man of Big Water) or Bib44gash77[an7 (Man with Many Cows)	Ganado, AZ To’tso’nii	Twelfth signer of Treaty of 1868. Warrior in youth. Head Chief and Peace Chief. Political Leader and Counselor. Died in 1890.
Delgado Diniihi N44z (Painful Tall Man)	Crownpoint, N.M. Kinyaa’32nii	Sixth signer of Treaty of 1868. Originally an Enemy Navajo before 1864, but saved Navajos     from Kit Carson. Warrior Chief. Died in 1872.
Chiquito {i88neen88h7 Bi’ye’ (Horse–Giver's Son)	East of Chuska, N.M. Dib4’[izhiini7	Seventh signer of Treaty of 1868. Head Chief and Headman of Warriors. Died in 1874.
Muerto de Hombre Bi wos77 (His Shoulder)	Chinle Valley, AZ T0ts0hnii	Eight signer of Treaty of 1868. Warrior Chief. Died in 1878.
Hombro Dichiin bi[he’h7’ (Dying of Hunger)	Ganado to Keams Canyon, AZ L0k’aa’ Dine’4	Nineth signer of Treaty of 1868. Head and Peace Chief.
Narbona ‘Ats 11 bis[0n7 (Rip Tied to Saddle)	Tohatchi, N.M. N3nesht’4zh7	Tenth signer of Treaty of 1868. Head Chief and Sub War Chief.
Narbona Segundo Dzi[t1’n77 Hastiin (Near Mountain Man)	Two Grey Hills, N.M. Dzil tat nii	Eleventh signer of Treaty of 1868. War Chief and Headman.
Capitan Largo Hastiin Big0di Bij11’ (Sits with Knees by Ears)	San Juan River T0ts0hnii	Fifth signer of Treaty of 1868. Head and Peace Chief.