Indians |
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modern cities are near old Indian villages, a reminder of just how fleeting civilization
can be. Indian towns were communities in every sense of the word, where people
married, raised their children, worried, rejoiced, fought and died -- just like the 'white
people.' The relationship between the first settlers and the Indian inhabitants was
very complex, with the aggressor and victim not so easily identified. The Indians
left Shelby County, Ohio by the early 1830s. Return to Archives Home Page |
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- Dilbones:
Indian Massacre Took Place in 1813 in Northern Miami County
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- Loramie Had No
Tender Feelings for Americans
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