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Rachel (Indian) Whitt MP
(c.1761 - c.1846)
Notes "You will find no birth record nor a baptismal record, not a christening, nor any other for this Rachel Skaggs as a daughter of or other blood relation to any Skaggs family. Be aware that she...
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Standing Deer MP
(c.1755 - 1775)
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Thomas Christian, (adopted) MP
(1770 - 1854)
"When Chief Cornstalk and his son, Elinipsico , were murdered (1777), Thomas Mastin, and his wife Agnes, are said to have taken in the orphans Kumshaka (renamed Thomas Bailey Christian), Low Hawk (rena...
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Outhowwa Shokka
(1777 - d.)
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Elinipsico Cornstalk MP
(1752 - 1777)
On November 11, 1777 James Hall and a number of Virginia militia members attacked and killed the Shawnee Chief Cornstalk and two of his sons who, at the time, were being held prisoner. This reignited t...
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Helizikinopo Moytoy
(1715 - 1756)
b. abt 175 PA d. aft 1756 OH Cornstalk's first wife m. approx. 1730. Shawnee (likely a Mekoche) sister of Big Snake. children: Chenusaw Wolf Walker Newa Aracoma (Baker) Greenbrier (...
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White Fish Moytoy
(deceased)
"Prior to 1754, the Shawnee had a headquarters at Shawnee Springs at modern-day Cross Junction, Virginia near Winchester." (from wikipedia) "It is very possible that White Fish was an Anglicized name...
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Bird Moytoy
(deceased)
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Running Stream "Don Luis", Weroance / Ensenore of the Powhatan MP
(1510 - 1618)
Jamestown & The Powhatans ( video ) : Lots of educational articles : Cultures at Jamestown (PDF) Life at Jamestown (PDF) Living with the Indians (PDF) Tobacco and Labor (PDF) Angela (PDF) ...
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April "Tikami" Hop
(1690 - 1744)
April "Tikami" Hop (meaning: April Water ) was born 1690 in Chota, Cherokee Territory (present day Tennessee) and died in 1744 in Upper Hiwassee, Cherokee Territory (present day Tennessee) Parents: M...
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Misahpelewa "Big Turkey" Hop Cornstalk
(c.1660 - d.)
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Chalakatha-Hopia of the Shawnee Bear Clan
(deceased)
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Pucksinwah, Chief of the Shawnee
(c.1727 - c.1774)
Puckeshinwa was a Shawnee war chief who was killed at the Battle of Point Pleasant during Lord Dunmore’s War in 1774 and the father of the Shawnee chief Tecumseh. Battle of Point Pleasant
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Tenkswatawa "The Prophet"
(c.1775 - 1834)
Tenskwatawa, (also called Tenskatawa, Tensquatawa or Lalawethika) (1775 – November 1834) was a Native American religious and political leader of the Shawnee tribe, known as The Prophet or the Shawnee P...
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Tecumseh MP
(c.1768 - 1813)
The Ric Burns documentary, "Tecumseh's Vision: We Shall Remain" (first aired Oct 2009) can be viewed here: Tecumseh (properly Tikamthi or Tecumtha: 'One who passes across intervening space from o...
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Chief Hokoleskwa Cornstalk MP
(1709 - 1777)
Hokoleskwa (ca. 1720 – November 10, 1777) — known as Cornstalk — was an important 18th century leader of the Shawnee people. In the Shawnee language, his name meant "blade of corn". His name was spelle...
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