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Shau Uque Be

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Potawatomi Migration from Wisconsin & Michigan to Canada

Shau Uque Be
Birthdate:	estimated between 1783 and 1807
Death:	June 14, 1870
Immediate Family:	Son of Potawatomi Ancestor #1: 1907 Wooster Roll Descendants Husband of Conzaqua Cheebass Father of Abrahm B. Nanweshmah Burnett Brother of Chief Assaganashkam; Thomas Saganaki; Kabegishigok Kisheck; Chief Charles Kishkinakaang Kisheck; Chief Simon Onanguisse Kakanassige Kahquados and 21 others

Managed by:	William Arthur Allen
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Immediate Family

Conzaqua Cheebass

wife
Abrahm B. Nanweshmah Burnett

son
Potawatomi Ancestor #1: 1907 Woo...

parent
Chief Assaganashkam

brother
Thomas Saganaki

brother
Kabegishigok Kisheck

sister
Chief Charles Kishkinakaang Kisheck

brother
Chief Simon Onanguisse Kakanassi...

brother
Witchiwes

brother
Sheiakibi

brother
Maketewin

brother
Kamiskwassige

brother

About Shau Uque Be

Shau Uque Be is not mentioned on the 1907 Wooster Roll but he is identified as a Potawatomi since his son Chief Nanweshmah - adopted name Abram B. Burnett - (1812-1870) is described as a full blooded hereditary Potawatomi Chief who was prominent in the Trail of Tears (Trail of Death) from Indiana to Kansas in the winter of 1839. Although the historical record claims that he was full blooded Potawatomi,

Shau Uque Be is listed as the father of "Abraham Nan Wesh Mah Burnett" by Ancestry.com

More information at: McMullen, John William. 2006. The Last Blackrobe of Indiana and the Potawatomi Trail of Death.

http://www.wiskigeamatyuk.com/index_start.html

http://www.washburn.edu/cas/art/cyoho/archive/AroundTopeka/Burnett/

http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Content.aspx?dsNav=N:4294963828-429...

http://www.kansasmemory.org/item/218762

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