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Baptiste de
Richardville (c. 1761 – 13
August 1841), also
known as Pinšiwa or
Peshewa in the Miami-Illinois
language (meaning 'Wildcat' or 'Lynx') or John Richardville...
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leading Miami chief, and the
mother of
Chief Jean
Baptiste Richardville (or "
Peshewa"). The name Ta****wah
means "Parakeet" in the
Miami language. Ta****wah married...
- District,
serving C****, Fulton, Jasper, Newton, ****ski &
White counties Peshewa District,
serving Blackford, Grant, Howard,
Miami and
Wabash counties Wabash...
- in 2022–23 was:
Tribal chief,
business chief,
executive officer:
Lukas Peshewa Pope Nation's mother,
business ****istant, secretary-treasurer (12/31/2022):...
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Peshewa replaced Courtney King in the night's co-main event. At the weigh-ins,
Shamir Peshewa and
Maria Favela missed weight for
their bouts.
Peshewa...
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Nagohquangogh signed the
Greenville treaty in 1795,
along with Michikinikwa,
Peshewa and others. More
information about Le Gris
comes from the
diary of Henry...
- prin****l
chief of the
united Miami tribe Jean
Baptiste de
Richardville (
Peshewa) (c. 1761–1841), 19th-century
chief Frances Slo**** (Maconaquah) (1773–1847)...
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Mukri are
notable for
having produced many
distinguished figures, such as
Peshewa Qazi Muhammad, and Aziz Khan
Mukri who
served as commander-in-chief of...
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French fur
trader (Joseph
Drouet de Richerville) and the
mother of
Chief Peshewa.
Their family owned and
controlled the Long Portage, an 8-mile
strip of...
