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Chief Michikinikwa (Unbekannt) (I43360)
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Persönliche Fakten und Details
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| Geburt | 1752 Miami Indian Territory now Whitley County IN, on the Eel River |
| Tod | 14. Juli 1812 (Alter 60) Kekionga (now part of Indiana) |
| Universelle Identifikationsnummer (UID) | 53DEE2BCDDB12740AB99E69D2EAEA1BFC796 |
| Beerdigung | Ancestral burial ground near what is now Fort Wayne IN |
| Letzte Änderung | 15. Januar 2007 - 00:51:52 Zuletzt geändert von: dcoplien |
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The name 'Miami' derives from the tribe's name for themselves in their own language, Myaamia (plural Myaamiaki). The French authors commonly divided the Miami into six bands: Piankashaw, Wea, Atchatchakangouen, Kilatika, Mengakonkia Pepicokia. Of these the first two have come to be recognized, as distinct tribes; the other names are no longer known. The Pepicokia, mentioned in 1796 with the Wea and Piankashaw, may have been absorbed by the a band known as Eel Rivers, formerly living near Thorntown, Boone county, Ind., but they afterward joined the main body on the Wabash. According to Morgan (Anc. Soc., 168, 1877) the Miami have 10 gentes: (1) Mowhawa(wolf), (2) Mongwa (loon), (3) Kendawa (eagle), (4) Alipakosea (buzzard), (5) hanozawa (Kanwasowau, panther), (6) I'ilawa (turkey), (7) Ahseponna (raccoon), (8) Monnato (snow), (9) Kulswa (sun), (10) Water. Among the Miami villages were: Chicago Chippekawkay Choppatee's village Kekionga Kenapaconiaqua Kokomo Kowasikka Little Turtle's Village Meshingomesia Missinquinieschan (Piankashaw) Mississinewa Osaga Pahedketcha Piankashaw (Piankashaw) Pickawillanee Raccoon's village Seek's village St Francis Xavier (mission, with others) Thorntown (Eel River Miami) Osage. A former Miami village on Wabash river, just west, of the Mississinewa, in Miami county, Ind. It was so called from its being the residence of an Osage Indian domiciliated among the Miami, and whose name appears in treaties as Osage and Osage the Neutral (J. P. Dunn, inf'n, 1907). In 1838 the site was included in an individual reserve granted to Richardville, the Miami chief For Little Turtles biography, see notes with daughter Polly |
Multimedia
 Multimedia Objekt | Chief Michikinikwa (Little Turtle)
Format: jpg Bildgröße: 342 x 524 Typ: photo Bemerkung: Chief Michikinikwa (Little Turtle) of the Miami Tribe is the 3rd Great Grandfather of Lillias Lanor (Rockey) Zimmerman and Irene Frances (Wells) Zimmerman. Irene and Lanor married sons of Owen Zimmerman. Their husbands 3rd Great Grandfather, John Jacob Walter survived the Wyoming Massacre (PA) which was probably lead by Michikinikwa's father, Chief Acquenacque of the Delaware Miami. |
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Familiendaten als Kind - [Familie zeigen (F18802)] |
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Familie mit Unbekannt - [Familie zeigen (F18804)] |
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