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significant leader and
Shawnee chief: 500
Kekewepelethy ("Captain Johnny", d. c. 1808), prin****l
civil chief of the
Shawnees in the Ohio
Country during...
- at a time when the far-flung
Shawnees were
reuniting in
their Ohio
Country homeland.
During his childhood, the
Shawnees lost
territory to the expanding...
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Shawnee (Meskwaki: Shânîheki) is a city in and the
county seat of
Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma,
United States. The po****tion was 29,857 in 2010, a 4...
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would surrender willingly to the
Shawnees the
following spring.
Boone was improvising,
saying anything to keep the
Shawnees from
attacking Boonesborough....
-
Shawnees in 1778 and
adopted into the tribe, but he
resigned and
continued to help
protect the
Kentucky settlements. He also left due to the
Shawnee Indians...
- begun.
Cornstalk was not the prin****l
chief of the
Shawnees, as is
sometimes thought.
Shawnees lived in
autonomous towns with no
central government...
- Some
Shawnees are also
members of the
Native American Church peyote ceremonies, with most
attending in the
winter outside of the
traditional Shawnee ceremonial...
-
Shawnee Run is a
stream in the U.S.
state of West Virginia.
Shawnee Run was
named after the
Shawnee Indians. List of
rivers of West
Virginia U.S. Geological...
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begin farming,
which among Shawnees had been
considered women's work. In 1808,
Black Hoof and
Lewis were the only
Shawnees to sign the
Treaty of Brownstown...
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secured grants,
immigrants began pouring into the region.
Natives (primarily
Shawnees and Cherokees) who used present-day
Kentucky as
their hunting grounds had...
