Person:Mejineca Miami (1)

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History of Huntington County, Indiana: From the Earliest Time to the Present, with Biographical Sketches, Notes, Etc., Together with a Short History of the Northwest, the Indiana Territory, and the State of Indiana
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Persons mentioned in the Treaty of 6 November 1838 between the Miami and the United States of America

https://accessgenealogy.com/indiana/treaty-of-november-6-1838.htm
https://www.firstpeople.us/FP-Html-Treaties/TreatyWithTheMiami1838.html
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.IT1838no234
https://cdn.citl.illinois.edu/courses/aiiopcmpss/MiamiCase/1838Nov6.htm
http://resources.utulsa.edu/law/classes/rice/Treaties/07_Stat_582_Miami.htm
The Miami:
Al-lo-lah
Aw-koo-te-aw
Beaver [Mack quah]
Black Loon
La Blonde
Cha-pine
Ching-guaw-ke-aw
Deaf Man’s daughter, O-zah-shin-quah [Deaf Man = Shepoconah]
Deaf Man’s daughter, the wife of Bronilette [Deaf Man = Shepoconah][Daughter’s name was Kekenakushwa or Cut Finger] [husband = Rev. Jean Baptiste Brouillette / John B. Bruette]
Duck
La Fountain [same as To-pe-yaw? Topia Francis Lafontaine?]
Godfroy alias Kee-ki-lash-e-we-ah
Francis Godfroy
Po-qua Godfroy
Catherine Godfroy, daughter of Francis Godfroy and her children
Peter Gouin
Kaw-tah-maung-guaw, same as Kah-tah-mong-quah
Kah-wah-zay / Ko-was-see
Ke-mo-te-aw
Kil-so-aw
Me-shing-go-me-jaw [Meshingomesia / Mesh-ing-o-me-sha]

Me-to-sin-ia (band of Me-to-sin-ia) [Me-to-Cin-Yah / Me-to-se-ne-a / Metocinyah / Me-tocin-yah / Me-Shing-O-Me-Sia, father of Meshingomesia]


Mac-quaw-ko-naung
Mais-zi-quah
Mais-shil-gouin-mi-zah
Maw-yauc-que-yaw
Me-cha-ne-qua , alias Gros-mis
Minjenickeaw
Mong-go-sah, same as Mon-go-sah, son of La Blonde

Nac-kaw-guaung-gaw
Nac-kon-zaw same as Ne-kon-zaw same as Ni-con-zah
Ne-we-lang-guaung-gaw
Neh-wah-ling-quah
O-san-di ah, same as O-zan-de-ah
Paw-lawn-zo-aw
Pe-she-wah [If J. B. Richardville is the same person as Pe-she-wah, then why are both of them listed in this treaty? Is there as different man also known as Pe-she-wah which is sometimes translated as Wildcat?]
Pe-waw-pe-yaw
she being commonly known as Pichoux’s sister, the wife of Benjamin, Ah-mac-kon-zee-quah.
John B. Richardville [Sr.] [If J. B. Richardville is the same person as Pe-she-wah, then why are both of them listed in this treaty? Is there as different man also known as Pe-she-wah which is sometimes translated as Wildcat?]
John B. Richardville, jr.
Susan Richardville’s son, Kah-tah-mong-quah same as Kaw-tah-maung-guaw
Seek
Tah-ko-nong.
Taw-we-ke-juc
To-pe-yaw [Topia Francis Lafontaine / La Fountain?]

Tow-wah-keo-shee, wife of Old Pish-a-wa [Tau-cum-wa / Tah-kum-wah]
Wah-pi-pin-cha
Waw-pa-pin-shaw [maybe Black Raccoon / Wappapinsha / George Hunt?]
Waw-pe-maung-guaw
Waw-paw-ko-se-aw
White Loon
White Raccoon
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The United States:
John T. Douglass Sub-Agent
J. B. Duret
Allen Hamilton Secretary to Commissioner
Wm. Hulbert Indian Agent
H. Lasselle
Commissioner Abel C. Pepper
Danl. D. Pratt Assistant Secretary to Commissioner

https://mc.miamioh.edu/aacimwahkionkonci/people/319
Miami Tribe of Oklahoma | 3410 P Street | Miami, OK 74355 | 513-529-5648
Person: Myaamia Name: Meehciniikia
Alias: Majenica, Metchiniquea, Magenica, "The Big Miami"
married Waapankiihkwa

named in 1826 Treaty at the Mississinewa https://accessgenealogy.com/indiana/treaty-of-october-23-1826.htm

"On May 25, 1839, Indian Sub-Agent Samuel Milroy wrote to Majenica, Palaanswa, and Oonseentia"
https://aacimotaatiiyankwi.org/2021/05/07/removal-the-treaty-of-1840/ Removal – the Treaty of 1840 Posted by DIANE HUNTER on MAY 7, 2021

https://lylaspath.wordpress.com/2021/04/09/memories-of-majenica/ Majenica was originally called Kelso, but was later renamed for a Miami chief. A 1967 Indiana Magazine of History article stated that Chief Majenica was a prominent man with a commanding influence and strong will. Frank Bash: History of Huntington County, Indiana: A Narrative Account of Its Historical Progress, Its People, and Its Principal Interests

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Majenica,_Indiana Majenica is an unincorporated community in Lancaster Township, Huntington County, Indiana, United States.

History
Majenica was the name of an Indian chief.[3]

Geography
Majenica is located at 40°46′12″N 85°27′12″W.

Indianapolis Journal (Indianapolis, Indiana)28 Nov 1891, SatPage 4 article mentions Chief Majenica's ancestral farm

No exact date is given but this article says that Majenica was a young man when Shepoconah was "aging". https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Shepoconah_Miami_%281%29 (Shepoconah lived about 1770-1832)