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Texas Band of Yaqui Indians
The Texas Band of Yaqui Indians are descendants of a band of Mountain Yaqui Indian Fighters who came to Texas in 1870 after being chased out of Sonora Mexico wanted for killing Mexican Soldiers around 1850. The existing 10 families formed the Texas Band of Yaqui's in 2000 when younger generation members broke out of mandatory silence from years of hiding their Yaqui Indian Identities to State and Local authorities due to the Cultural Genocide inflicted on the Yaqui Indians in Mexico (History ). Forced deportations, executions and slavery was the fate of Yaqui families, and thousands of Yaqui people scattered throughout the entire southwest displacing many Yaqui individuals and families. Founders of the Texas Band of Yaqui Indians began the long process of Genealogy to obtain proof and documentation's of their Yaqui Indian Ancestry. The Texas Band obtained original documents tracing back to 1700 Yaqui Territory. In 2013 all records and documentation's of Yaqui Indian Ancestry was submitted to the State of Texas and on May 27, 2015 the Texas Band of Yaqui Indians was recognized by the State of Texas as a Tribe under Resolution SR#989 (). The Texas Band of Yaqui's are now based in Lubbock Texas.
==Mountain Yaqui's==
Sierra Yaqui's or Mountain Yaqui's were different from very well known pueblo or village Yaqui's. Mountain Yaqui's protected the outer regions of the Hiakim or the Yaqui homelands (Stories ). They were fierce fighters and warriors who fought against the Mexicans and Americans who came into Yaqui boundary lands in Sonora. They were known to raid villages and farms taking women, children, livestock and supplies similar to Comanche's and Apaches. Nomadic in groups they would travel from the Southwest to Northern regions of the U.S. long before Mexico or the U.S. was ever established. Weaponry of the Sierra Yaqui's from the beginning was Bows and Arrows, Spears often laced with dried poisons from various venomous species. Later after foreign encroachments they changed combining Bows and Arrows with Guns and Rifles then in time began to dress like Mexican farmers so to not be identified as fighters. Evidence of Mountain Yaqui's near Texas was photographed by war photographer Otis Aultman in his collections at the State of Texas Historical Archives (Mountain Yaqui Fighters ). Mountain Yaqui fighters prayed to Patron Saints for protection especially Our Lady of Guadalupe who protected them from bullets or harm from their enemies. In Tribal History it is said the Mountain Yaqui's disappeared after the wars and deportation's of the Yaqui's and became other cultures and faded into history. The Texas Band of Yaqui's held on to their Mountain Yaqui Tribal Culture and continue to do so within families and members now showing to have over 900 Documented Tribal Members in the States of Texas, Arizona, California and New Mexico.
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