Nation / Tribe
Piankashaw
The Piankashaw (Peanguichia) were a band of the Miami-Illinois confederacy whose homeland was centered on the lower Wabash River valley in present-day Indiana and Illinois. They were closely allied with the Wea and Miami nations and spoke a dialect of the Miami-Illinois Algonquian language. The Piankashaw entered into treaties with the United States that ceded their lands in the Wabash region. They were later consolidated with other Miami-related bands and eventually removed to Indian Territory (Oklahoma), where their descendants are enrolled in the Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma.
Portrait: Wikimedia Commons / Wikipedia: Piankeshaw (George Catlin, Smithsonian)
1 treaties
3 mapped locations
Most Mentioned in Piankashaw-tagged Entries
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Planning (1801–1804)
Westward (1804–1805)
Fort Clatsop (1805–1806)
Return (1806)
Post (1806–1812)
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