Fragmentary Tale of Tippecanoe Era Kinship and War
Vivid scene in a frontier camp shows a Prophet, Girty, and a girl amid chants and grim amulets. A male figure longs to claim a promised reward while drums surge, hinting at looming conflict and personal peril in the Tippecanoe setting.
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Girty
Night of Blood and Valor in the Indian War Camp
Amid heavy fighting at a frontier camp, Captain Daviess and Kentuckians hold ground as General Harrison orders steadfast defense. David and Spier Spencer’s men tend the wounded, while Major Daviess is mortally wounded and David aids his body to the wagons.
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Teh Dene Sanniak Tania
Geiger
Sihiab Cecrach
Harrison
Hargrove
David
Decker
Boyd
Owen
Hurst
Taylor
Washington Johnston
Daviess
Barton
Norris
Warrtck
Spier Spencer
Corydon
Geigers
Georgie Croghan
Croghan
Lawrence
Cockrum
Groghan
Spencer
Jimmy Spencer
Yellow Jackets
MacMehan
Berry
Parke
Desolate retreat after battle on Wildcat Creek
In a brutal retreat David Beene witnesses massacre as Indian captors recount a death. Soldiers crush a booster, villagers burn, and the wounded suffer aboard rickety carts. Amid delirium cries echo through the convoy while mournful drums of war fade with the November rain.
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Wildcat Creek
David
Battlefeld
Vermilion River
Kaskasky
Georgie Clark
Gabriel
David Beene
Wil‘poe
Seth
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David Larrence
Antoinette O’bannon
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