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Bluejacket Genealogy Frederick Bingham Waweyapiersenwa Weyapiersenwaw, better known as by Indian and white alike, born in the early 1740’s, probably in . B Montgomery City, IN His parents were unknown but he had a sister living on an island in the below the Maumee Rapids in northwest D Unknown in 1801. Last principal War Chief of the Tribe he was a mentor of and died in about 1808 on the banks M Wife Unknown of the River in Michigan Territory (at what is now Wyandotte). M in Montgomery Co. IN M Baby

Begat A half French, half Indian daughter of Jacques Dupéron Baby, a French Canadian trader and agent of the British Indian Service. Ms Baby was born at or near Fort Detroit, after 1750. She survived the Shawnee/Wyandot and died in northeast Kansas Territory about 1843.

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Son Daughter Henry Daughter Daughter (2) George Bluejacket. B Unknown B 11-29-1817 Gibson Co. IN B Unknown The third son and fifth child of Blue Jacket and Ms Baby (Blue Jacket produced a boy and girl with another wife), George was born in about 1881 D Unknown D 01-04-1872 D Unknown at one of the Blue Jacket’s Towns in the northwest of . Along with brother James, he was a collaborator with Tecumseh in the * M Susan latter’s failed attempts to rid the Great Lakes region of Americans. George died at Piqua, Ohio about 1829. B 1819 D 06-17-1868 M Spouse Unknown This wife was very likely a Shawnee but no details have surfaced. Begat begat

(3) Henry Bluejacket When Henry was born is unknown, therefore, he may or may not have been the first of George’s brood. He likely was born at Blue Jacket’s Nancy Mary John Lee Thomas Town, north of the Huron River and west of the Detroit River in southeastern Michigan Territory near Brownstown. Henry went to Washington DC in 1854 where he signed the Shawnee Treaty with his brothers George and Charles. His last child was born after Henry died at Bluejacket’s B 03-18-1842 Patoka Township, IN Crossing of the Wakarusa River in 1855, now in Johnson County, Kansas City, Kansas. Gibson Co. IN (near Princeton) D 09-27-1893 M Eliza * M Anna Emily Wilson Born about 1818, she married Henry on March 16, 1843 but their apparent first child was born in 1838. Eliza had been married before as she had B 08-17-1841 a son, George Sarcoxie, born in 1836 but was raised in the Bluejacket household and used the Bluejacket name. Her Indian name was Cho-wa-pea D 03-31-1881 and she died about 1865. JL M Amanda Finch 02-12-1882 Died one Month after marriage begat D 03-27-1882 (4) Stephen S. Bluejacket Stephen was born in 1838 in northeastern Kansas Territory. He was in Co. D, 17th Regiment, Kansas Voluntary Infantry in 1864. In 1871 these migrated to Indian Territory, establishing farms near Bluejacket Station on the MKT railroad. Stephen later operated Bluejacket Begat Hotel in Vinita, I.T. On Card No. 3458 of the Dawes Roll, he is listed as ½ blood Adopted Shawnee. Stephen died on November 8, 1901. His Indian name was Wa-wa-latj-kah-ka. Bison over fumerole, Fountain Paint Pots, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming (Bison is the symbol of the Shawnee Tribe) M Emily Tiblow Emily was born on June 17, 1841 in Kansas Territory and died on June 30, 1896 in Vinita I. T. The marriage date with Stephen is unknown. Her Indian name was Me-swa-pe-a-se and she was called Spotted Fawn. Emily had first married John Silverheels and they had a daughter Frances. Charles Wilson Bingham Henry Luther Bingham Susie Capitola (Suda) Frank J. Dora D. Wilda B 02/08/1870 Patoka Twsp, IN B 12/19/1875 Patoka, IN B 08-29-1878 Patoka Township, IN B 09-19-1872 B 03-10-1866 B 02-27-1864 Weyapiersenwah begat D 10/01/1945 Modesto, CA D 04/27/1957 Artesia, CA D 08-23-1969 Patoka Township, IN Patoka Township, IN Patoka Township, IN M Mamie Bluejacket M Caroline L. (Carrie) Bluejacket M William E. Prather D 03-1950 Kansas City D 10-26-1951 D 11-28-1912 Bakersfield, CA BLUEJACKET (5) Mamie F. Bluejacket Nah-wa-KI-la Dawes Roll # 21684 B 12-30-1869 M Rause E. Mills (Eve) M Staccer M John Campbell Was born in Vinita I. T. on January 7, 1883 and attended Carlisle Industrial School, Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Her Dawes Roll No. is 24048 and Dawes Roll # 24048 B 04/06/1875 Vinita, Ok D 12-10-1932 B 11-10-1876 B Unknown B Unknown Card No. 3458 and she was 3/8th blood Adopted Shawnee. Mamie died November 27, 1965 in Modesto, California. B 01/07/1883 Vinita, OK D 12/24/1960 Artesia, CA D 12-31-1958 Kansas City D Unknown D Unknown Last Principal War Chief of the Shawnee Tribe D 11/27/1965 Modesto, CA M Charles Wilson Bingham Begat Begat Begat Begat Married Mamie June 4, 1901. He was born Feb 4, 1870 in Springfield, . Charles died October 1, 1945 in Modesto.

5 - Children 3 - Children 3 - Children 2 - Children (6) Tom, Kermit, Winston, Helen, Emily, Howard, Stuart, Mary, Stan, Charles Begat

Key to Painting "Signing the Treaty of Greene Ville" 1. 2. 3. Mary Jane JAMES BLUEJACKET Joseph Nancy 4. B 1778 Elem-sha-ta B 09/05/1813 B Hampshire 5. William Clark D 06/17/1806 B 1780 (est.) D In Infancy D 11/1840 6. Meriwether Lewis D 08/05/1812 Bur: Muddy Run GY, W. Liberty, OH 7. Isaac Zane Bur: Shawnee, Johnson, KA B Hampshire 8. Tarhe, The Crane M Math-AH-Pease B Hampshire 9. Blue Jacket B 1782 M James Stewart 10. M Pa-Tex-le B Unknown 11. D Unknown 12. 13. Bad Bird Begat 14. White Pigeon 15. The Sun 16. David Jones 17. Henry De Butts 18. John Mills Nancy George Betsy Henry John Rev. Charles Katie 19. The Treaty of Green Ville MARCH 1864 B 1806 B 1808 B 1810 B 1812 B 1814 B 1816 B 1818 20. Green Ville Treaty Calumet Indian Territory (now Oklahoma) is known as the "Trail of Tears" or "The Trail Where They Cried". Of the D Unknown D 1833 D Unknown D 05/04/1855 Kansas D Unknown D 10/29/1897 D Unknown 16,000 who were herded into stockades and marched west by U.S. troops, recalled in later M Mary M Joseph Barnet Shawnee Mission M Mary M Pa-Wa-See M Charles Journey Cake years, "I saw the helpless Cherokees arrested and dragged from their homes, and driven by bayonet into B 1808 M Eliza Jane Blackfeather M Susan M. Curl M Julie Ann Doherty stockades. And in the chill of a drizzling rain on an October morning I saw them loaded like cattle or sheep D Unknown B 1817 M Sallie M Louisa Captain into six hundred and forty-five wagons and started toward the west" D 1884 Begat 26 Children

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Below: Shown is part of the actual wampum belt given to Anthony Wayne at the Steven S. Thomas Sally Isaac Emma Joseph signing of the treaty. Traditionally wampum belts were rows of marine shells strung B 10/18/1838 Dawes Roll # 8505 B 1843 B 1851 B 1853 B 1855 and tied on buckskin thongs by American Indians. The wampum belt served to record D 02/08/1901 B 10/15/1841 D Unknown D 1881 D 1916 D Unknown agreements made during peace negotiations to confirm the speaker's sincerity. The Keys M Emily Tiblow Silverheels D 04/15/1931 M Johnathan Gore M John Foreman belt is on display at the Ohio Historical Center in Columbus. Ne-Sweah-Pe-A-Se M Josephine Baily Begat M Felix Cowan B - Born B 06/17/1841 Begat M Ben Grass D - Died D 06/30/1896 Mamie M - Married Vinita, OK William T. (Boss) Johnathan Jr. PM - Previous married Sally Jr. Begat - Off Spring Begat Begat No issue - No Off Spring Stephen A. * Father/Mother of Off Spring

Usoma Frances Silverheels Bluejacket Edward Bluejacket Rena L. Bluejacket Pearl Tacumseh Bluejacket Caroline L. (Carrie) Bluejacket Mamie Bluejacket A good luck symbol by which the individual is Daughter of Emily Silverheels 1st M Dawes Roll # 25062 B 05/12/1874 Dawes Roll # 24047 Dawes Roll # 21684 Nah-wa-KI-la guided and blessed through out his or her life. B 10/18/1856 B 03/27/1864 D 01/10/1920 Joplin, MO B 07/30/1881 B 04/06/1875 Vinita, Ok Dawes Roll # 24048 A social symbol within the tribe only. D 04/22/1897 D 05/11/1939 M Fred Chilson D 06/11/1959 D 12/24/1960 Artesia, CA B 01/07/1883 Vinita, OK M Rick ( A ) M Nellie Greer no issue no issue M Henry L. D 11/27/1965 Modesto, CA CARRY-mau-NE Walking Turtle M William E. Brown B Unknown M Charles Wilson Bingham Cata-HE-CAS-sa Black Hoof B Unknown D 1917 B 02/08/1870 Patoka Twsp, IN CHI-un-GALLA Standing Fort D Unknown Begat D 10/01/1945 Modesto, CA ELEM-sha-ta Elk Horn Begat Laura GI-me-WA-ne Rain Moon Richard Syble HAH-Tah-GO-uh Crow Edward Karl M. KO-to-wha-CUM-se Black Feather Herman Genievive Lay-la-SHE-kaw He who goes up the river Emily Begat Mah-CAW-te Big Fire (gun powder) MU-kon-SE Little Bear Nah-Tah-GO-Un Crow NAH-WA-KI-la Red Leaf Ne-Sweah-Pe-A-Se Spotted Fawn NIK-ya Mother OTHA-WHA-wa-se Hummingbird Tom Farrar Kermit Frazee Winston Charles Helen Emilee Jeannie Howard Hewland Stuart Mary Stanford Charles Wilson Jr. OUT-how-wa-SHOK-ka Yellow Hawk LAY-la-SHE-kaw WAW-BE-te WAW-pa-MEEP-to OTHA-WHA-wa-se TAR-he PAH-te-COO-saw WAH-pa-La-WAH B 1917 Manteca, CA CHI-un-GALLA SI-me-me PAH-SQUAW-ke Little Rapids Dawes Roll # 24049 Dawes Roll # 1745M Dawes Roll # 1746M B 12/15/1907 Vinita, OK B 12/23/1912 Whittier, CA (Max) B 08/11/1916 Orange Cove, CA D 1918 Manteca, CA B 05/12/1919B 05/12/1919 Manteca, Manteca, CA CA B 07/01/1921 Manteca, CA PAH-te-COO-saw Straight Man B 07/09/1902 Vinita, OK B 09/21/1903 Vinita, OK B 12/23/1905 Dennison, TX D 01/06/1951 Modesto, CA M William Sperry B 09/24/1914 Orange Cove, CA D 11/29/1975 Martinez, CA D 08/11/2006 D 09/02/1974 San Jacinto, CA Pee-so-Tum Big Fighter D 11/03/1967 American Fork, UT D 08/03/1976 Hayward, CA D 02/24/1965 Modesto, CA M Westfall Tisdale M * Frank G. Lindee D 10/04/93 Tucson, AZ M Patricia M Rochelle Ruth Markowitz M Betty PEN-ega-SHE-ga Change of Feathers M Bette M Amy Lida Schneider M Janet Sperry M Allen R. Bacon B 11/29/1912 M * Polly F. Lee Begat B 06/22/1921 Highland Pk, IL M Frances qua-qua-NE-SE Grasshopper M Portia Lucille Craven B 04/08/1902 Stockton, CA B 11/14/1910 B 12/16/1912 D 01/01/1973 Modesto, CA B 10/04/1911 D 02/05/01 Foster City, CA SHA-pa-to Raccoon B 10/06/1907 Scandia, KS D 07/16/1989 Hayward, CA D 11-1992 D 06/01/1961 Begat D 11-1992 Tucson, AZ Patrick Begat SHEL-te Big Turtle D 02/28/1962 American Fork, Ut Begat Begat Begat Begat B Unknown Sheme-NE-to Black Snake Begat From Franks 1st M M Margaret Benson Stanford Jr. SIG-ge-NAWK Black Bird Gladys Bernice Carrol Winston Paula * Kip Lindee From Polly's 1st M B Unknown CARRY-mau-NE SI-me-me Little Axe John Thomas PEN-ega-SHE-ga SHEL-te SIG-ge-NAWK SHA-pa-to * Jeanne Lee B 01/05/1946 Santa Barbara, CA TAR-he The Crane Nah-Tah-GO-Un B 04/12/1923 Brentwood, CA B 03/27/1935 Modesto, CA B 11/03/1934 Boulder City, NV B 12/16/1943 B 01/01/1973 Adop. James Wilson * M Sharon Blackler TAW-pa-pa-NAH-we Hanging Rock B 04/04/1934 San Francisco M John V. Reilly M Janette Bonny M Robert Brittain M Winifred Choate B 04/20/1948 B 12/11/1947 THA-wa-KI-la Talking Leaves D 10/03/03 Seal Beach, CA B 09/09/1922 B 08/08/1938 B 09/12/1933 M Linda Muscarello M/D Nancy Campbell WAH-pa-la-WAH White Turkey * M/D JoAnne D 02/06/1983 San Leandro, CA Begat Divorced 1979 B 10/01/1952 Begat WA-ne-GO-peth Sweet Breeze M Bess Begat Begat WA-pe-ME White Dove M Marjorie Odette Christopher Wade * Jason Andrew Wápi Wapethí White Swan B 02/22/26 Winston Kent B 04/18/1963 Upland, CA Vikki Roseann B 06/10/1976 Redwood City, CA WAW-BE-te The Elk Begat B 10/22/1948 CWB M Sharon Frances McCoy B 10/17/1954 Hawthorne, CA WAW-pa-MEEP-to Gives light as he walks * Donna Lyn M Wendy Smith B 03/16/1940 Livermore, CA M Keith Culver Waw-paw-waw-Qua White Loon B 03/17/1955 B 04/18/1949 Begat Steven Stacy WEH-yah-pih-ehr-sehn-WAH Bluejacket M Jim Olszowy Begat Adop. Jennefer Lynn MU-kon-SE WIN-di-GO Man Eater * Denise JoAnne B 01/07/1973 Sonoma, CA Amber Shawnee Location B 07/07/1947 Santa Barbara, CA B 08/18/1957 Winston Kent Jr. M David Tay Knight B 09/01/1973 M Christine Mitchell Adoption Liturgy M Robert Klasek B 01/28/1966 B 1967 Los Angelas, CA Originally southern Ohio, , and western Pennsylvania. The Shawnee were driven from this area by the M Linda * Diana Lyn M Marcia VRA M Joe Culley sometime around the 1660s and then scattered in all directions to South Carolina, 's Cumberland Basin, eastern Divorced "Newecanetepa, weshe manitoo, weshecatweloo, keweshelawaypa" B 04/07/1956 Begat Begat Pennsylvania, and southern Illinois. By 1730 most of the Shawnee had returned to their homeland only to be forced to leave Begat The Great Spirit is the friend of the Indian; let us always do good. Steven Conrad Donald Raymond once again - this time by American settlement. Moving first to Missouri and then Kansas, the main body finally settled in B 02/19/1965 B 11/26/1967 Jason Mathew Rikki Oklahoma after the Civil War. Theresa Rochelle (Tara) M Laura B 8/17/2003 B 01-29-1977 B 04/10/1976 San Mateo, CA References Portia Mary Begat M Ray Nelson Names M Brandon Silva Sheme-NE-to Cody Bluejacket M Stephen Garver B 8/30/1976 Charlene Bingham * Bible B 02/09/1936 San Francisco, CA Don Jr. B 1/11/2007 Redding, Ca Shawnee comes from the Algonquin word "shawun" (shawunogi) meaning "southerner." However, this referred to their original Dawes Roll 1898 - 1914 D 05/24/2001 Santa Cruz, CA Rick Allen location in the Ohio Valley relative to other Great Lakes Algonquin rather than a homeland in the American southeast. Jeffery J. Mediran Dora Mae Laird * Bible Mathew David Lilukay Rose B 12/04/1956 Spokane, WA Shawnee usually prefer to call themselves the Shawano - sometimes given as Shawanoe or Shawanese. South Carolina B 7/18/1969 Eleanor Howell * Bible * M/D Harold A. Hogg B 07/02/1971 B 12/18/2008 Redding, CA M Jody Ann Smith colonists knew them as the Savannah or Savannuca. Other names: Ani-Sawanugi (Cherokee), Chaouanons (Chauenon) Begat LDS Church, Oakland, California B 06/19/1926 B 02/11/1957 (French), Chaskpe (Chaouesnon) (French), Chiouanon (Seneca), Cumberland Indians, Ontwagnnn (Iroquois "one who Miami Agency, Oklahoma Begat Cheryl Ann Janet Elizabeth Begat stutters"), Oshawanoag (Ottawa), Satana (Iroquois), Shawala (Lakota), and Touguenha (Iroquois). Cole Steven National Archives, San Bruno, California B 06/29/1950 B 12/31/1975 Napa, CA B 5/1/1998 Roll of Shawnee Cherokees 03/02/1889 (25/stat. 994) * Alec James * M Will Douglas M Evan W Roades-Brown 6/30/2012 Phillip Allen Language Shawnee Census 1857 Kansas Territorial Film V113.2 B 06/19/1962 M Edward Boldt B 11/3/1980 B 05/02/1980 Camryn Shelley Census: 1810 Thru 1910 M Sandra Lynn Johnston B 04/11/1949 Algonquin. Southern Great Lakes (Wakashan) dialect closely related to Fox, Sauk, Mascouten, and Kickapoo. B 7/9/2001 Cherokee Roots Volume 2: Western Cherokee Rolls B 09/10/1962 Begat Beverly Lynn Robert Joseph Files of Ohio History Archives Begat GI-me-WA-ne B 08/03/1982 Sub-Nations Christine's 1st M * Colin William B 10/12/1932 Boulder City, NV SSB Div History Notes Ryan Alexander B 01/21/1982 M James P. Vella Cameron Tyler Five total: M Linda Gordon B 02/07/1997 M Cassandra Roe B 04/03/1933 B 01/29/1985 B 03/27/1949 02/08/1778 Captured * who later escaped. B 8/15/1983 Begat Chillicothe (Calaka, Chalaakaatha, Chalahgawtha), Hathawekela (Oawikila, Thaawikila, Thawegila), Begat Rebecca Danielle Richard Neil (Kiscopocoke, Kispokotha, Spitotha), Mequachake (Maykujay, Mekoce, Mekoche), and Piqua (Pekowi, Pequal). 04/30/1785 Bluejacket appointed Chief of the Maykujay Shawnees B 02/07/1997 David James B 01/22/1961 LeGrande, OR Ashleigh Noel John Valentine III B 10/16/1953 * M Susan Culture B 12-28-1985 Tracy, CA 11/04/1791 Chief Blue Jacket staged the two worst U.S. Military * David Andrew B 03/30/1955 M Diane Susan Petrucci M Kathy defeats under General St. Clair (on this date) and General Harmar's B 05/05/1965 M Jacquiline Ramey B 04/04/1955 Begat The Shawnee considered the as their "grandfathers" and the source of all Algonquin tribes. They also shared an oral Adam Ceicn army the year before. M Julie Ann Filarca B 12/18/1955 tradition with the Kickapoo that they were once members of the same tribe. Identical language supports this oral history, and B 2/19/1983 B 08/25/1962 Begat Begat * Tanya Marie since the Kickapoo are known to have originally lived in northeast Ohio prior to contact, it can safely be presumed that the 07/08/1795 Chief Bluejacket signed the after B 06/15/1982 Shawnee name of "southerner" means they lived somewhere immediately south of the Kickapoo. However, the exact location Linda's 1st M General Wayne Anthony won at Fallen Timbers. Betty Jeanne John Valentine IV Kyle Vella M Kathy Marie is uncertain, since the Iroquois forced both tribes to abandon the area before contact. The loss of their homeland has given the Tammy Nik-Ya B 04/28/1977 B 6/16/1984 Shawnee the reputation of being wanderers, but this was by necessity, not choice. The Shawnee have always maintained a Mark 08/05/1812 James Bluejacket was killed at the "Battle of Brownstown" B 05/08/1939 San Francisco, CA Stuart Allen strong sense of tribal identity, but this produced very little central political organization. During their dispersal, each of their five Michael on the Detroit river south of Detroit. * M/D Carrol Burnside Marty Kevin Vella qua-qua-NE-SE divisions functioned as an almost autonomous unit. This continued to plague them after they returned to Ohio, and few Kimberly M Andy Moreland B 03/31/1975 B 4/10/1988 B 02/15/1937 SSB Div 07/22/1864 Steven S. Bluejacket enlisted in the Civil War at Olathe, B 11/03/1942 Stamford, TX JVR III Div D 1985 Shawnee could ever claim to the title of "head chief." Like the Delaware, Shawnee civil chiefships were hereditary and held for Kansas. Company "D" 17th Regiment Infantry, Begat M Mary F. McRory Div Bruce Hunter *M Margaret Chamberlin life. They differed from the Delaware in that, like most Great Lakes Algonquin, the Shawnee were patrilineal with descent Scott Mustered out on 11/16/1864. B Unknown B 08/02/1955 B 12/18/1937 traced through the father. War chiefs were selected on the basis of merit and skill. OUT-how-wa-SHOK-ka * Gregory James M Noreen Vaughn M Helen B 08/15/1950 Vallejo, CA 12/09/1891 Charles W. Bingham enlisted in the Spanish American War Mah-CAW-te Gladys M. Bill Sherrod B 8/22/1965 M Amina During their stay in the southeast, the Shawnee acquired a some cultural characteristics from the Creek and Cherokee, but, for M *Dulcie Beth Delchamps at Evansville, IN. Private, Troop "E" 6th Regiment Calvary. B 07/10/1967 San Carlos, CA B 01/04/1919 Begat the most part, they were fairly typical Great Lakes Algonquin. During the summer the Shawnee gathered into large villages of B 07/06/1954 Mustered out on 02/04/1894. B 10/16/1967 M Bill Sherrod 01/04/1919 Begat bark-covered long houses, with each village usually having a large council house for meetings and religious ceremonies. In the Divorced M Theodore Clack 05/25/1913 *Stuart Allen Jr. fall they separated to small hunting camps of extended families. Men were warriors who did the hunting and fishing. Care of M Sabrina Cutts Dawes notes: * Rick Allan B 05/25/1913 Daniel Vella B 06/10/1955 their corn fields was the responsibility of the women. Many important Shawnee ceremonies were tied to the agricultural cycle: TAW-pa-pa-NAH-we B 2/14/1989 the spring bread dance at planting time; the green corn dance when crops ripened; and the autumn bread dance to celebrate Begat The final roll for allotting the land and terminating the Cherokee/Shawnee B 03/20/1969 Englewood, CO Kermit Carlisle *Deborah Ann the harvest. Besides Tecumseh and his brother (The ), famous Shawnee include: , Blackfish, Nation of Oklahoma. Senator Henry L. Dawes was the commission's, and Cata-HE-CAS-sa Bryce Vella B 04/15/1957 Black Hoof, and Bluejacket. *Zachary Scott consequently, the name Dawes is associated with the final roll. * Bradley Andrew B 12/19/1924 Manteca, CA B 6/28/1990 B 01/21/1983 Flagstaff, AZ PAH-SQUAW-ke M Holly Eve Stiles *Allison Villages M Tammy Lynnette Dixon (This is 1 of 15 Indian Rolls) The roll turned out to not be as final as it B 12/14/1970 Englewood, CO B 12/29/1927 Oakland, CA Halee Villa B 01/08/1963 B 9/4/1984 was expected to be. Upon the reorganization of the Cherokee Nation, Begat B 3/10/1992 A number following a name means there was more than one village of the same name, while a tribal name indicates a mixed one must prove ancestry to a person enrolled by Dawes. Winston Charles M Joel Bruce * Allen Raymond population. *Mackenzie Rachel WIN-di-GO Laura B 08/01/1960 B 12-31-1985 Flagstaff, AZ Contributions B 03/14/1946 Provo, UT B 11/14/1955 Mathew Winston M Angela Mark Auglaize (OH), Black Bob's (MO), Blue Jacket's Town (3) (OH), Bulltown (WVA), Captain Johnny's (OH), M Linda June Rodoni M Kevin Morlatt B 07/16/1957 B 05/27/1963 Chartierstown (PA), Chillicothe (5) (OH), Conedogwinit, Cornstalk's Town (OH), Coshocton (Koshachkink) *Avery Elizabeth Emily Bingham B 02/26/1951 San Francisco, CA B 06/30/1973 M Karen Tinquely Begat (Delaware-Munsee-), Girty's Town (OH), Grenadier Squaw's Town (OH), Hog Creek (OH), B 03-23-1989 Albuquerque, NM Files of Stanford Bingham 1994 Begat M Charles E. Gibbs B 08/12/1957 Kagoughsage (OH), Lewistown (Mingo) (OH), Lick Town (OH), Logstown (Delaware-Mingo) (PA), Long Files of Virginia Blujacket Slack 1975 B 12/30/1976 Begat Hope Angela Tail's Town (KS), Lowertown (Lower Shawnee Town) (2) (OH), Maguck (OH), Macachack (Mequachake) *Madison Emily Research by Winston C. Bingham Cynthia Lynn M Clifford Hocker 01/06/1990 B 09/25/1981 (OH), Nutimy's Town (Delaware-Mahican) (PA), Olathe (KS), Old Shawnee Town (OH), Paxtang (Delaware) B 07-17-1992 Albuquerque, NM WA-ne-GO-peth SD Jamie Hocker Winston Vella (PA), Peixtan (Nanticoke) (PA), Pigeon Town (OH), Piqua (Pequea) (5) (PA-OH), Sawanugi (AL), Sawcunk Updates/Copies B 12/15/1972 Burlingame, CA David Gabriel Salinas Eric Allen (Delaware-Mingo) (PA), Scoutash's Town (Mingo) (OH), Sewickley (Delaware-Mingo) (PA), Shamokin Shelley Sue M/Divorced *Brooke C. Avery 08/14/96 Deven Lee Salinas Cody Vella B 03/24/1986 (Delaware-Iroquois-Tutelo) (PA), Shawnee Mission (KS), Shawneetown (IL), Snake's Town (OH), Sonnioto WA-pe-ME If you would like a copy or have revisions for our family tree write or e-mail: B 11/01/1971 Kelowna, BC (Sonnontio) (Delaware-Mingo) (OH), Tippecanoe (Prophetstown) (IN), Sylacauga (AL), Venango B 11/06/1960 Burlingame, CA Winston C. Bingham 1419 Rimrock Drive, Escondido, CA 92027 M Ryan Keiser on May 28, 2006 Lynne Amy Carson Vella Sharon (Delaware-Ottawa-Seneca-Wyandot) (PA), Wakatomica (Mingo) (OH), Wakatawicks (OH), Wapakoneta M Jack Barry Cell phone: 760-877-6945 Born 8/31/75 in Chicago, Illinois B 01/20/1947 B 8/10/2012 KO-to-wha-CUM-se (Wapaughkonetta) (OH), Will's Town (2) (MD-PA), and Wyoming B 03/26/1959 Portugal e-mail: [email protected] Begat M Malcolm Hotard B 02/22/1936 (Delaware-Iroquois-Mahican-Munsee-Nanticoke) (PA). Begat Printed copies: B 09/25/1946 Vincent Gino D 06/21/1990 24"X36" Drafting paper *Coral Breanne Begat B 12/09/1958 M Jerry Woolwine Jordan Scott 24"x36" 49.95 Fine Art Canvas & hand sealed Waw-paw-waw-Qua BLV M Jerry Streeter B 03/01/1932 Population B 11-08-1987 Burlingame, CA B 02/21/97 Corvallis, OR. Nick Nichols ######### D 07/05/1987 B 09/16/1969 Begat Estimates of the original Shawnee population range from 3,000 to 50,000, but a reasonable guess is somewhere around Jackson Bingham *Kylie Victoria Begat 10,000. By 1700 they were still scattered, and accurate estimates were impossible ..perhaps 6,000. The first good count B 10-11-1993 San Mateo, CA Match-squa-thi-Ki-sat-hoi Margo Lynne Jill Randy occurred in 1825 and gave 1,400 Shawnee in Missouri, 110 in Louisiana, and 800 in Ohio. There were also a couple hundred Born 04/21/98 Corvallis, OR B 04/17/1971 James Vella B 06/28/1961 in Texas at this time, so the total should have been near 2,500. There was only a minor decline by the time of the 1910 census: M Jeffrey Jun Fai Chong Absentee Shawnee 481; Eastern Shawnee 107; and Shawnee (Cherokee Shawnee) with the Cherokee Nation 1,400. *Braden Charles Amy Lynn Julia Vella B 02/06/1957 Currently, there are more than 14,000 Shawnee in the United States in four groups - three of which are in Oklahoma. The Wa-paw-toh B 06/06/1991 Begat 2,000 Absentee Shawnee in the vicinity of Shawnee, Oklahoma organized in 1936 under the Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act Born 07/09/00 Eugene, OR and continue to be the most traditional of the Shawnee groups. The Eastern Shawnee in northeastern Oklahoma are descended Kimberly Stiles Bailey Kathleen Karoclehua from the mixed Seneca-Shawnee band which left Lewistown, Ohio and came to the Indian Territory in 1832. Recognized as a Heather Bingham B 04/13/1949 B 08/08/1988 separate tribe in 1867, they organized as the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma during the 1930s and have 1,600 members. THA-wa-KI-la Katlynnce B 07/30/1974 Palo Alto, CA B 1995 Patrick Bryson Kaiupoho The largest Shawnee group is the Loyal Shawnee, who constituted the main group of the Shawnee prior to the Civil War. * Julian Clay B 07/17/1991 Relocated to Oklahoma from Kansas, they purchased land and were incorporated into the Cherokee in 1869. A separate Diegueno Indian Tribe business council handles the affairs for 8,000 Shawnee, but the BIA still considers them as part of the Cherokee Nation. There B 07/13/1971 Carlsbad, CA Jay is also the 600 member Shawnee Nation United Remnant Band (URB) which claims descent from Ohio Shawnee who **Brian Brasher B 01/2/1966 somehow managed to avoid removal during the 1830s. Organized in 1971, they were recognized in 1980 by the state of Ohio B 3/10/69 M Susan Haruiko Smithey and have since purchased 170 acres near Urbana and Chillicothe. However, they are neither federally recognized nor accepted ***M Howard Ballou 12/14/03 B 08/27/1961 by the three official groups of the Shawnee. B 9/8/1975 San Diego, CA Begat Begat Cole Jordon Smithey ***Madeleine (Grace) Ballou B 11/03/1990 B 6/3/1998 Bishop, CA Theodora Midori Smithey * Jachob Austen Bingham B 12/09/1992 Pee-so-Tum B 06/15/1993 Escondido, CA

**Colby Winston Bingham-Brasher Tawaskota-Nip-pe Born 05/07/2001 Escondido, CA