Sacagawea

Sacagawea is Born: Shoshone Tribe

Jan 1, 1788

Sacagawea is Captured and Sold to be Toussaint Charbonneau's wives

Jan 1, 1800

Lewis and Clark's Expedition

Jan 1, 1804

Charbonneau (Canadian fur trader) and wife Sacagawea asked to translate on Expedition

Nov 3, 1804

Son Jean Baptiste is born

Feb 11, 1805

Sacagawea saves valuable documents in storm

May 15, 1805

Lewis and Clark Expedition gets to Marias River

Jun 3, 1805

Sacagawea helps them trade horses with Shoshone later in the summer.

Shoshone man spotted on Expedition

Aug 11, 1805

First time they encountered the Shoshone Indians

Sacagawea initiates trade with Shoshone for horses

Aug 18, 1805

Expedition reaches the Pacific Ocean

Nov 8, 1805

Begin building Fort Clatsop

Dec 7, 1805

Fort Clatsop was given to the natives when the Expedition was close to ending

Mar 22, 1806

Lewis and Clark's groups come together again; reunite after their seperate journeys

Aug 12, 1806

Sacagawea and Charbonneau exit the Expedition

Aug 17, 1806

Clark writes letter to Sacagawea and Charbonneau offering to raise their son Jean Baptiste

Aug 20, 1806

Expedition reaches St. Louis

Sep 23, 1806

Charbonneau buys Missouri Land from Clark

Oct 30, 1810

Sacagawea Dies

Apr 9, 1884

The exact date that she died is not really for sure.