BATTLE OF TIPPECANOE & END OF TECUMSEH'S CONFEDERACY

[@regulatorscout6288]

Good vid. I live a couple miles from the Battlefield. My youngest volunteers at the museum and History Store at the Battlefield for the last 5 years.

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

Thanks for the compliment! That’s awesome that they work there, I bet the story is a big part of your community.

[@regulatorscout6288]

@@familytreenutshistorygenealogy It is among the Historical Association members anyway. LOL There is also the Feast of the Hunter's Moon held each fall (last of Sept-early Oct) that brings history alive covering Indigenous Americans, the French fur trade, Colonial American fur trade and expansion, War For Independence, etc. You should check it out and talk to some of the vendors and reenactors. One of the vendors is a descendent of Daniel Boone. Another event you may like is the "Trail of Courage" held in Rochester, IN. Descendents of some of the primary families have come over from Europe for that event in the past. Then you have the Kankakee Marsh (Kankakee Valley Historical Society- Wheatfield/Kouts, IN) which brought in many foreign royalty and others for hunting and fishing in the late 1800s- early 1900s. Baum's Bridge is where the reenactment was held (still may be) when I was able to attend.

[@JohnJohnson-zz8re]

Camped at Prophetstown many times and explored everything in your video. I’ve studied and read many different historical accounts of the battle and of Tecumseh. Your video, Colonel Martin, is by far the best on KZbin. Good job. All your videos are excellent!

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

Thank you for your support and kind words! It takes a lot of time to produce these so we are grateful when folks enjoy them.

[@judypierce7028]

This is an absolutely awesome video Col. Martin. I have missing your videos for some reason. I am subscribed, but apparently KZbin has not contacted me. I came across this video by chance. Thank you for this wonderful historic video.

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

You are welcome, I am glad that you are enjoying the videos!

[@dmongosa]

Thanks for the enjoyable and very informative video. I'm a proud Miami Indian whose ancestors have lived in nearby Peru, Indiana for many centuries. Chief Little Turtle and other Miami chiefs our in my family tree. Where did you find the various Native tribes locations and trails map shown during the 3:16-3:22 segment?

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

Thank you for your kind words, lots of time goes into these videos. I think we found that map here: images.app.goo.gl/x8cFgig5rtP5vcHh9

[@angeladams536]

One of my ancestors was at this. John Tipton , found his grave a few years ago

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

Wow, that is a great ancestor! We mention him in this video, he sold the land to the state.

[@michaelfiaschetti2574]

I Had a customer Mrs Mueller who was a defendant of William Wells loved her stories about Tipicanoue Thanks for your story

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

That would have been nice to hear those stories.

[@thislittlelightofmine8776]

This really was a great video, loved the old architecture drone shots, plus drone showing the new state park in its full setting, what a vivid diorama too, never saw inside a medicine lodge before, the Mason's memorial, truly so many great things packed into an interesting history video, well done, thank you!

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

Thank you for your support and kind words! The drone shots def give us a better understanding of the story. Much more to come!

[@johnfun3394]

I remember reading about Tecumseh having had the ability of visions, supposedly having predicted a solar eclipse and the New Madre earthquake.

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

Yes this definitely is an interesting topic for sure. Was this hocus pocus to validate their leadership, or was it some sort of devine blessing? That would be an interesting road to explore.

[@astein7]

Nice job! I live in Ohio...appreciate the native times of history.

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

Thank you! Much more videos to come from Ohio soon!

[@emmanelson2406]

I love history its people they need to teach this stuff again in schools. Do you havee the Chowan Indians?

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

I agree! Now we don’t have any videos about them yet.

[@thislittlelightofmine8776]

Do you mean the Chowanoka, The People of the South, they have a Meherrin tribe in northeastern North Carolina, Hertford County area i think

[@gracecapinellie6537]

This is awesome.i have Chief in our family.chief principal Charles r hicks.

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

Interesting. I’d love to hear more about that.

[@lastoutlaw2277]

Just crossed Tippecanoe River

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

You were right there!

[@lastoutlaw2277]

If you are interested in the exact spots of Simon Kenton original burial site,wapatomika log house ,grenadier squaw rock,chief moluntha death spot in Shawnee country in ohio let me know I can also guide you to tecumseh birth spot and site he found his opawka.

[@lastoutlaw2277]

And I don't mean Allan experts version,chief bluejackets town Bellefontaine, ohio is a goldmine in history.Also know where the stonycreek ceremonies and meetings took place.

[@familytreenutshistorygenealogy]

@@lastoutlaw2277 Yes all of this is of interest. I’ve been to the Old Chillicothe location but just to the signs.