-
Pekowi was the name of one of the five
divisions (or bands) of the Shawnee, a
Native American people,
during the 18th century. The
other four divisions...
-
Opessa (c. 1630–1709),
often referred to as Meaurroway, was
Chief of the
Pekowi, a
subdivision of the
Shawnee Native American tribe. He was also the Chief...
- parentage. Multilingual, he
later became a
leader and a band
chief among the
Pekowi Shawnee. As an
early advocate for
Native American civil rights, he joined...
- po****tion was 58,539. Its
county seat is Circleville. Its name
derives from the
Pekowi band of
Shawnee Indians, who
inhabited the area. (See List of Ohio county...
- The
Battle of Piqua, also
known as the
Battle of Peckowee,
Battle of
Pekowi,
Battle of
Peckuwe and the
Battle of ****way, was a
military engagement fought...
- at the
Battle of the
Thames in 1813. Most of the Shawnee,
excluding the
Pekowi in
Southwest Ohio, were
forcibly relocated west. Ohio pla**** a key role...
-
parents met and married, the
Pekowi were
living somewhere near the present-day site of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The
Pekowi had
lived in that
region alongside...
-
Potawatomi Powhatan Sauk
Shawnee Chalahgawtha Hathawekela Kispoko Mekoche Pekowi Secotan Roanoke people Croatan Wampanoag Weapemeoc Wolastoqiyik Doctors...
-
Kispoko division. Te****seh's mother, Methoataaskee,
probably belonged to the
Pekowi division and the
Turtle clan,
although some
traditions maintain that she...
-
village of the division. The
other four
divisions were the Mekoche, Kispoko,
Pekowi, and Hathawekela. (All five
division names have been
spelled in a great...
