Traveling Through Time With the Shelby County Historical Society
Feature on Peter Loramie. TOPIC: PEOPLE, PIONEERS, INDIANS
Compiled by
Jim Sayre in July, 1998

LORAMIE HAD NO TENDER FEELINGS FOR AMERICANS...Pg 2

"Soon after this Loramie, with a colony of the Shawanese, emigrated to the Spanish territories, west of the Mississippi, and settled in a spot assigned them at the junction of the Kansas and Missouri, where the remaining part of the nation from Ohio have at different times joined them.

"In 1794 a fort was built at the place occupied by Loramie’s store by Wayne, and named Fort Loramie. The site of Loramie’s store was a prominent point in the Greene Ville Treaty boundary line. The farm of the heirs of the late James Furrows now (1846) covers the spot." (Farm of the recently deceased Ferd Fleckenstein.)

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