Pedro
Pedro (Hacke-yanil-tli-din) (Es-ky-dies-dli) (unk.-aft. 1881) was a chief of the Apache People and Wilford Woodruff visited him frequently between 1879 and 1880 in Forest Dale, Apache Co., Arizona Territory. He died after 4 Sep. 1882.
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