Shawnee tribe

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This is a photo of my great-great grandfather Oseola Atkins (Adkins) taken at the Hazel River in Culpeper, VA in 1901. He was born around 1850 in Sussex County, VA to Britton Adkins and Martha Reed. The photo was taken at this location: 38°35'53.0"N 78°03'41.3"W 38.598069, -78.061482

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Artist's concept of a Shawnee warrior in the 1700's Students of the colonial era are probably most familiar with the Iroquois Nation o...

The Shawnee Indian Tribe – Legends of America

Compiled by Robert Holdgreve Delphos Historical Society

Artist's concept of a Shawnee warrior in the 1700's Students of the colonial era are probably most familiar with the Iroquois Nation or the Cherokee, but the Shawnee were certainly a force to be reckoned with as well, especially when it came to settling the Ohio Valley. They have a bit of a reputation for fierceness, but—who exactly were they? To begin with, the name “Shawnee” roots from a word that means “southerner” in many native languages. In the various migrations that occurred over…

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Shawnee Indian chief Cornstalk claims the mounds and earthworks in the Ohio Valley were built by an ancient race with white complexion

1305: John K. Hillers Photograph of an Osage man, Sign In to see what this sold for John K. Hillers Photograph of an Osage man, holding tomahawk. 7"x 9" albumen print surrounded by gold border on larger mount. Probably taken at Okmulgee, Indian Territory, 1875 while Hillers photographed for the Powell Survey. www.liveauctioneers.com/item/1018490/john-k-hillers-photo... www.accessgenealogy.com/scripts/data/database.cgi?file=Da...