Lois Mulkearn

" the Delaware whose band laid waste the frontier settlements in Pennsyl- vania (1754-57) (1) all are familiar names. This generality does not apply to Tanacharison or the Half King (1) Atelier d'artiste (1) Famous Indian chiefs are known in story as great warriors (1) format_book (1) forts (1) guide touristique (1) Généalogie (1) Histoire (2) Histoire locale (1) historic sites (1) Involves Ohio Indian tribes. (1) most often as great leaders who opposed English colonization. Tikamthi or Tecumseh (1) non-fiction (1) not a leader on the battlefield. (1) Pennsylvania -- Genealogy (1) Pennsylvania history (2) Pennsylvania--Description and travel (1) Pennsylvania--Local History (1) Pennsylvanie (1) Régional (1) the Miami who waged unrelenting warfare againstthewhitesuntilhewasdefeatedbyMadAnthonyWayneat the Battle of Fallen Timbers (1794); Tah-gan-jute or John Logan (1) the Mingo who avenged the murder of his kinsmen by the Virginians (1774); Pontiac (1) the Ottawa who brought death and destruction to Western Pennsylvania (1760's); Guyasuta (1) the Seneca chief sent by the Onondaga Council to watch over their own warriors and over their socage tribes in the Upper Ohio Valley. The reason may be that the Half Kingwas great in the fieldof diplomacy (1) the Seneca who led the marauders at the destruction of Hannastown (1782) and who fought at the Battle of Bushy Run (1763); and "Shingas the Terrible (1) the Shawnee hero of many border wars (1794-1813); Micha- kinikwa or the Little Turtle (1) Western Pennsylvania History (1) ~ (1)