| He frequently accompanied Col. Johnston on his visits to the tribes under his
protection. Wolf’s son Henry Clay was named in honor of Henry Clay in Kentucky, and
was educated at Upper Piqua, under the supervision of Col. Johnston, and paid for by area
Quakers. He afterwards became a leading chief; moving to Kansas later, and living for many
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