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Historic Native American village on the Ohio River
Lower Shawneetown, also known as Shannoah or Sonnontio, was an 18th-century Shawnee village located within the Lower Shawneetown Archeological District
Lower_Shawneetown
18th century Pekowi Shawnee chief
He then went with Chartier to the Ohio River Valley and stayed in Lower Shawneetown until 24 June 1745, when he went with Chartier to Kentucky, where
Meshemethequater
Virginia pioneer kidnapped by Native Americans
Meadow Massacre during the French and Indian War. They were taken to Lower Shawneetown at the Ohio and Scioto rivers. Ingles escaped with another woman after
Mary_Draper_Ingles
1755 attack by Shawnee warriors on a Virginia pioneer settlement
infant, and captured five more. The Indians brought their hostages to Lower Shawneetown, a Shawnee village in Kentucky. One of the captives, Mary Draper Ingles
Draper's_Meadow_massacre
Historic Native American village in Pennsylvania
Shawnees as he could over to French protection. He was on his way to Lower Shawneetown to address the Shawnees living there. Kakowatcheky, however, refused
Logstown
Indigenous peoples of the Midwestern United States
as Lower Shawneetown) in Ohio; Chalakagay near present-day Sylacauga, Alabama, Chalahgawtha at the site of modern Chillicothe, Ohio; Old Shawneetown, Illinois;
Shawnee
Historic Native American village in Ohio
Thomas Burney and Andrew McBrey at Lower Shawneetown on 6 July and questioned them about the raid. At Lower Shawneetown on 29 July, Trent met "the young
Pickawillany
Style of residential dwelling
longhouses, colonist Christopher Gist describes how, during his visit to Lower Shawneetown in January 1751, he and Andrew Montour addressed a meeting of village
Longhouses of the Indigenous peoples of North America
Longhouses_of_the_Indigenous_peoples_of_North_America
Archaeological culture in the Ohio River valley
These materials have all been found as grave goods at sites such as Lower Shawneetown and Hardin Village. Such artifacts appeared and were used in the area
Fort_Ancient
Virginia frontiersman
now Chilhowie, Virginia. He was held captive by Shawnee Indians at Lower Shawneetown in Kentucky for almost a year, before escaping and traveling over
Samuel_Stalnaker
Shawnee leader and sister of Cornstalk (c. 1718–1786)
significant influence within the Shawnee settlement in Kentucky known as Lower Shawneetown. Nonhelema had three husbands. The first was a Shawnee man. The third
Nonhelema
17/18th-century Shawnee chief
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Blue_Jacket
Shawnee leader in the American Revolution
major towns, Wakatomica on the Muskingum and Lower Shawneetown on the Ohio River. In 1758, Lower Shawneetown was abandoned in favor of multiple, smaller
Cornstalk_(Shawnee_leader)
Pre-Columbian Native American culture
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Adena_culture
Fur trader, tribal chief and temperance activist
to join him, but was refused. Chartier and his people proceeded to Lower Shawneetown on the Ohio River, where they took refuge for a few weeks. Chartier
Peter_Chartier
Precontact effigy mound in Ohio, United States
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Serpent_Mound
Archaeological site in Ohio, United States
Lower Shawneetown, a protohistoric/historic Fort Ancient and Shawnee settlement and colonial trading post which are all part of the Lower Shawneetown
Portsmouth_Earthworks
Indigenous people of the Northeastern Woodlands
Northeastern Pennsylvania, and New York Bay, western Long Island, and the lower Hudson Valley in the state of New York. Today communities are based in Oklahoma
Lenape
One of the five divisions of the Shawnee
and left Pennsylvania, leading some 400 members of the Pekowi to Lower Shawneetown. They moved on to modern Kentucky, where they founded the community
Pekowi
City in Ohio, United States
modern-day Portsmouth in late 1758, following the abandonment of Lower Shawneetown. European-Americans began to settle in the 1790s after the American
Portsmouth,_Ohio
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Moravian_Indian_Grants
State park in Boone County, Kentucky
settler, was captured by Shawnee Indians on July 30, 1755, and taken to Lower Shawneetown. After two weeks there, she was taken to Big Bone Lick and put to
Big_Bone_Lick_State_Park
Virginia pioneer and soldier
killed but fled into the forest. Mary and her sons were taken to Lower Shawneetown at the confluence of the Ohio River and the Scioto River, on what
Thomas_Ingles
Native American village
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Hell_Town,_Ohio
Archaeological site in northeastern Kentucky
overlain by an 18th-century Shawnee village; it is located within the Lower Shawneetown Archeological District, near South Portsmouth in Greenup County, Kentucky
Bentley_site
Chief of the Native American Wyandot tribe
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Roundhead_(Wyandot)
1774 massacre of Mingo Indians in Virginia, US
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Yellow_Creek_massacre
Archaeological site in Kentucky, US
aerial illustration of the Portsmouth Earthworks Hardin Village Site Lower Shawneetown Thompson Site Davidson, Matthew J. (September 28, 2019), "The Native
Biggs_site
United States historic place
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Fort_Ancient_(Lebanon,_Ohio)
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Lenape_settlements
Indigenous people of the Northeastern Woodlands
States a tract of land comprising roughly the southeast quarter of the lower peninsula of Michigan and a small section of Ohio north of the Maumee River
Wyandot_people
Native American grouping from Ohio
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Mingo
Virginia colonial soldier (1729–1782)
Regiment, used information provided by Mary Ingles to plan an attack on Lower Shawneetown, a community where Mary Ingles was held captive for about two weeks
William_Ingles
Unincorporated community in Kentucky, United States
Portsmouth is the site of an 18th-century Shawnee Indian village called Lower Shawneetown. Charles Kinney (1850–1918) - Ohio Secretary of State "South Portsmouth
South_Portsmouth,_Kentucky
Indigenous people of North America
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Piankeshaw
Indigenous people of the Northeastern Woodlands, U.S.
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Miami_people
Mohawk leader (1742–1807)
he was present at unity meetings in the Detroit area. On September 7 at Lower Sandusky, Ohio, he was a principal speaker at an Indian council attended
Joseph_Brant
Extinct Siouan ethnic group
control of hunting grounds in the late 17th century, they moved south to the lower Mississippi River. They finally settled in central Louisiana, where they
Mosopelea
grandchildren, Loyparcowah and Meshemethequater, were also Shawnee leaders at Lower Shawneetown. One of his great granddaughters, Margaret Tecumsapah Opessa, was
Straight Tail Meaurroway Opessa
Straight_Tail_Meaurroway_Opessa
City in Ohio, United States
at this site by Shawnee Indians who had abandoned their village of Lower Shawneetown in November of that year. A group of Shawnees from Logstown also joined
Chillicothe,_Ohio
Meadow Massacre during the French and Indian War. They were taken to Lower Shawneetown at the junction of the Ohio and Scioto rivers. After two and a half
Women_of_Colonial_Virginia
Effigy mound in Granville, Ohio, United States
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Alligator_Effigy_Mound
Lenape chief
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Buckongahelas
United States national historical park
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Hopewell Culture National Historical Park
Hopewell_Culture_National_Historical_Park
French Canadian explorer
and the mouth of the Kanawha River on August 18, 1749. Arriving at Lower Shawneetown at the Scioto River's mouth on August 21, he again encountered English
Pierre Joseph Céloron de Blainville
Pierre_Joseph_Céloron_de_Blainville
Historic Native American village in Ohio
the legislature in 1811. Kittanning (village) Orontony Pickawillany Lower Shawneetown "Lenape Dictionary" (PDF). October 2000. Retrieved December 7, 2018
Muskingum_(village)
Open-air museum in Ohio, US
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
SunWatch_Indian_Village
1794 battle of the Northwest Indian War
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Battle_of_Fort_Recovery
Ice age archaeological site in Ohio, US
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Sheriden_Cave
Odawa war chief and principal political chief
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Egushawa
United States historic place
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Fort_Recovery
Archaeological type site in West Virginia
Art. Other sites with significant Clover Phase habitations include Lower Shawneetown, the Buffalo Indian Village, Hardin Village, Madisonville, Rolfe Lee
Clover_site
Historic site in North Canton, Ohio
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Nobles_Pond_site
Archaeological site in Kentucky, US
located within the Big Sandy Management Area along with the nearby Lower Shawneetown Site. The site was first inhabited sometime in the early 16th century
Hardin_Village_site
Part of American history 1807-1843
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Indian_removals_in_Ohio
Archaeological site in Ohio, United States
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Flint_Ridge_State_Memorial
Historic Native American village in Pennsylvania
river basins. Together with Logstown, Pickawillany, Sandusky, and Lower Shawneetown, Kittanning was one of several large multiethnic and autonomous "Indian
Kittanning_(village)
Shawnee Native American leader, brother of Tecumseh (1775–1836)
depressed by his lack of success. He began drinking alcohol, which further lowered his self-esteem and increased his problems. He also blinded himself in
Tenskwatawa
Connector between Hopewell culture sites in Ohio
458250. Additional examination of the area with LiDAR suggests the road was lower than the surrounding land, sunk between the walls. Other traces of road
Great_Hopewell_Road
of Virginia. For the same reason, in 1758 the Shawnee residents of Lower Shawneetown, also on the Ohio River, moved fifty miles upriver and established
Wakatomika
Lower Shawneetown
National Register of Historic Places listings in Greenup County, Kentucky
National_Register_of_Historic_Places_listings_in_Greenup_County,_Kentucky
1807 treaty between the United States and Native Americans
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Treaty_of_Detroit
Lower Shawneetown Archeological District
National Register of Historic Places listings in Lewis County, Kentucky
National_Register_of_Historic_Places_listings_in_Lewis_County,_Kentucky
Cave system in Jefferson Township, Ohio, U.S.
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Zane_Shawnee_Caverns
1795 treaty ending the Northwest Indian War
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Treaty_of_Greenville
1817 treaty between the United States and Native Americans
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Treaty_of_Fort_Meigs
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Red_Pole_(Shawnee)
Indigenous people of North America
the post. Some Odawa had already settled across northern Michigan in the Lower Peninsula, and more bands established villages around and south of Detroit
Odawa
18th-century fort in Virginia, United States
sergeant named Peter Looney (or Lewney), was taken by Shawnees to Lower Shawneetown in Ohio. He was then sent to Detroit, where he was adopted by a Native
Fort_Vause
Ancient North American indigenous civilization
Laurel, Minnesota. The Marksville culture was a Hopewellian culture in the Lower Mississippi valley, Yazoo valley, and Tensas valley areas of present-day
Hopewell_tradition
Type of flint
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Upper_Mercer_flint
Indigenous people of North America
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Ojibwe
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Prehistory_of_Ohio
Archaeological site in Ohio, United States
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Paleo_Crossing_site
Protohistorical period
items were deposited into the archaeological record at sites such as Lower Shawneetown and Hardin Village in nearby Greenup County, Kentucky and the Buffalo
Protohistory_of_West_Virginia
Archaeological site in Ohio, United States
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Turpin_site
Archaic culture in the Great Lakes region of North America
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Glacial_Kame_culture
Archaeological site in Ohio, United States
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Leo_Petroglyph
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
List of Ohio placenames of Native American origin
List_of_Ohio_placenames_of_Native_American_origin
Culture of Native American people from Ohio
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Cole_culture
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
History_of_Ohio
United States historic place
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Whittlesey_culture
Pre-Columbian cultures of North America
America. It is one of 11 mound complexes from this period found in the Lower Mississippi Valley. These cultures generally had developed hierarchical
Mound_Builders
Archaeological site in Ohio, United States
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Hahn Field Archeological District
Hahn_Field_Archeological_District
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Upper_Sandusky_Reservation
Indigenous people of North America
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Honniasont
Archaeological culture in the US
Paris, 1691) Darla Spencer. "An Archaeological Treasure: a survey of the Lower Kanawha Valley in Putnam and Mason counties". Council for West Virginia
Monongahela_culture
Part of the French and Indian War in 1756
her husband William Ingles of the general location and layout of Lower Shawneetown, where she had lived as a captive for about three weeks. William Ingles
Sandy_Creek_Expedition
Miami chief (c.1747–1812)
Mississippi River, nearly all of the Upper Peninsula and the western half of the Lower Peninsula of present-day Michigan, and a narrow strip of land in present-day
Little_Turtle
18th century Pennsylvania fur trader and soldier
Callender traveled with Croghan, Gist, and Montour to the Ohio village of Lower Shawneetown to establish trade relations with the Shawnee and other Ohio tribes
Robert Callender (frontiersman)
Robert_Callender_(frontiersman)
Part of the American Indian Wars (1786–1795)
Vincennes and, in September 1792, negotiated a treaty with tribes of the lower Wabash River. Knox believed this treaty had weakened the confederacy by
Northwest_Indian_War
Archaeological site in Kentucky, US
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Muir_site
Former reservation in Ohio, United States
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Nawash-Kinjoano_Reservation
community nearby at the time of European exploration seems to have been Lower Shawneetown near South Portsmouth. Ashland, first known as "Poage Settlement"
History_of_Ashland,_Kentucky
Museum and nature reserve in Ohio, United States
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
New_Indian_Ridge_Museum
United States historic place
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Buffalo_Indian_Village_Site
Archaeological site in Kentucky, U.S.
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Buckner_site
(Shawnee) Historic communities Hell Town, Ohio Lenape settlements Lower Shawneetown Muskingum (village) Pickawillany Prehistoric cultures Adena (Early
Johnson-Humrickhouse_Museum
Archaeological site in Ohio, US
Cleek-McCabe Site Clover Site Fox Farm Site Hahns Field Site Larkin Site Lower Shawneetown Madisonville Site Ronald Watson Gravel Site Sand Ridge Site Turpin
Hobson_site
Extension of the Louisville Southern Railroad (Anderson and Woodford), Lower Shawneetown Archeological District (Greenup and Lewis), Middle Reaches of Boone
National Register of Historic Places listings in Kentucky
National_Register_of_Historic_Places_listings_in_Kentucky
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