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Bemino (fl. 1710s–1780s, Delaware)—known as John
Killbuck Sr. to
white settlers, was a
renowned medicine man, Chief, and war
leader of
Delaware (Lenape)...
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United States,
along Killbuck Cr****. It is
named for the
famous Lenape chief Bemino, also
known as John
Killbuck Sr.. The po****tion was 810 at the 2020 census...
- Henry."
Gelelemend was born near the
Lehigh River in Pennsylvania, son of
Bemino (John
Killbuck Sr.) and his wife. His
father became a
renowned war leader...
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Netawatwees married and he and his wife had a
family together.
Their son
Bemino (John
Killbuck Sr.)
became a
renowned war
leader allied with the French...
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alliances with
British colonial authorities.
Lenape leader Killbuck (also
Bemino) ****isted the
British against the
French and
their Indian allies. In 1761...
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Killbuck may
refer to:
Bemino (fl. 1710s–1780s),
known as John
Killbuck Sr,
medicine man and war
leader of
Delaware (Lenape) and
Shawnee warriors Gelelemend...
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Forts Buttermilk and
Pleasant clashed with
Shawnee warriors under Bemino (also
known as Killbuck) at the
Battle of the Trough.
Colonist Conrad Moore...
- the
overall command of
Colonel George Washington. A
Delaware leader named Bemino,
known as John
Killbuck to the whites, a
number of
years after the incident...
- he faced,
Seybert surrendered on the
basis of
promises by the war
chief Bemino (known as John Killbuck) that
their lives would be spared.
Following the...
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Valentine Snyder, who had died in 1755, and
Vincent Williams,
killed by
Bemino in a raid in 1756.
Stalnaker continued to
operate his tavern,
which served...
