Treaty Between United States and Delaware, Shawnee, and Miami Nations
Document 1794Wayne addressed all chiefs of the three nations and accepted their hands in friendship and peace. Warrior Chiefs accept peace treaty.
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Elder Brother
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The Cornew [undecipherable: probable reading: Cornplanter?]
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Youngs Brother The Real Chief
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Type
Document Signed
Description
Wayne addressed all chiefs of the three nations and accepted their hands in friendship and peace. Warrior Chiefs accept peace treaty.
Date
01/21/1794
Author
Repository
Collection
Document number
1794012190001
Page start
24
Notable persons
Anthony Wayne
Shawnee
Indian
Nation
Delaware
Miami
tribe
President of the United States of America
brothers
war chiefs
younger brothers
Delaware
Shawnee
Miami
interpreter
sachems
village chiefs
Chippewa
Ottawa
Patawatomies
Notable locations
Greeneville
mouth of Muskingum
Notable items
treaty
peace
wampum
hostilities
