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Miami (?Chippewa: Omaumeg, 'people who live on the peninsula'). An Algonquian tribe, usually designated by early English writers as Twightwees (twanhtwanh, the cry of a crane. Hewitt), from their own name, the earliest recorded notice of which is from information furnished in 1658 by Gabriel Druillettes (Jes. Rel.1658, 21, 1858), who called them the Oumamik, then living 60 leagues froth St. Michel, the first village of the Potawatonti mentioned by him; it, was therefore at or about the mouth of Green Bay, Wis. Tailhan (Perrot, Mémoire) says that they withdrew into the Mississippi valley, 60 leagues from the bay, and were established there from 1657 to 1676, although Bacqueville de )a Potherie asserts that, with the Mascoutens, the Kickapoo, and part of the Illinois, they came to settle at that place about 1667. The first time the French calve into actual contact with the Miami was when Perrot visited them about 1668. His second visit was in 1670, when they were living at the headwaters of Fox river, Wis. Read more...
 

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Miami Indian Treaties

Treaty With The Wyandot, August 3, 1795
Treaty With The Delawares Etc., June 7, 1803
Treaty With The Delaware, August 21, 1805
Treaty With The Delawares, Etc., September 30, 1809
Supplementary Treaty With The Miami, Etc., September 30,1809
Treaty with the Wyandot, July 22, 1814
Treaty With The Wyandot, Etc., September 8, 1815
Treaty with the Miami, October 6, 1818
Land Tracts
Treaty with the Miami, October 23, 1826
Reservations and Land
Treaty with the Miami, February 11, 1828
Treaty With The Miami, October 23, 1834
Land Patents
Treaty With The Miami, November 6, 1838
Treaty with the Miami, November 28, 1840
Treaty With The Miami, June 5, 1854
Treaty With The Seneca, Mixed Seneca And Shawnee, Quapaw, Etc., February 23, 1867

 

Piankashaw Indian Treaties

Treaty With The Wyandot, August 3, 1795
Treaty With The Delawares, Etc., June 7, 1803
Treaty With The Eel River, Etc., August 7, 1803
Treaty With The Piankeshaw, August 27, 1804
Treaty With The Piankashaw, December 30, 1805
Treaty with the Piankashaw, July 18, 1815
Agreement with the Piankeshaw, Jan. 3, 1818
Treaty With The Piankashaw And Wea, October 29, 1832
Treaty With The Kaskaskia, Peoria, Etc., May 30, 1854
Treaty With The Seneca, Mixed Seneca And Shawnee, Quapaw, Etc., February 23, 1867

 

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