Chief Destroy Town 'Onondakai'

Seneca

Onondakai
"Onondakai (‘Destroy Town’). A Seneca chief who signed the treaty of 1826. His name is also given as Gonondagie, and, more exactly, as Oshagonondagie.

He Destroys the Town,’ written “Straw Town” in the treaty of 1815, Oosaukaunendauki in 1797. He was one of those whose remains were re-interred at Buffalo in 1884. The name was a favorite one, but, as applied to George Washington and some French governors, has a slightly different form."
https://accessgenealogy.com/new-york/seneca-indian-chiefs-and-leade...

Oosaukaunendauki, alias to Destroy a Town, his x mark, [L. S.] https://treaties.okstate.edu/treaties/agreement-with-the-seneca-1797.-(1027)

"Little Billy died at "the Seneca village, Buffalo Creek, December 28, 1834", was originally buried in the Old Mission burying ground in Buffalo, and later reburied, along with Red Jacket, Young King, Destroy Town, Captain Pollard, Pollard's wife Catherine and granddaughter, Tall Peter, and nine others (possibly including Two Guns, Twenty Canoes, John Snow, and White Chief), in Buffalo's Forest Lawn Cemetery in 1884."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Billy_(Seneca_chief)

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