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About Meskwa-katee "Red Skirt" "Katee” Mekoche
- 1.↑ The Grenadier Squaw KNOW YOUR STATE, Greenbrier Independent, November 2,1962 By Phil Connelly, President Education Foundation, Incorporated Excerpt: Some time after this attack, the Grenadier Squaw moved to Pennsylvania to a place near what is now Pittsburgh. In 1785, she petitioned theCommissioner of Indian Affairs for a grant of land on the Scioto River, her former home and where her mother was buried. It seems that this petition, which was referred to Congress, was never acted upon.
- 2.↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Chief Cornstalk: Shawnee Lineage Metcalf Family Mews
- Shawnee Heritage IV By Don Greene. Page 42, 43, 44
Notes for Chief Cornstalk Born ca. 1720 Pennsylvania Died November 10, 1777 Fort Randolph, Virginia (now West Virginia) Cause of death Killed by soldiers from Fort Randolph Resting place Point Pleasant, West Virginia Spouse(s) Helizikinopo (1715-1756), m. ca. 1739; Ounaconoa Moytoy (1715-1755), m. ca. 1740; Catherine Vanderpool (1725-1806) or 1808, m. 1763-1777 Relations Brother of Nonhelema Children Aracoma Cornstalk, Elinipsico Cornstalk (1745-Oct. 10, 1777) Parents Moytoy II Pigeon of Tellico (of Tainesi (Cherokee)) (1687-1760), Hawwaythi [1] Known for Prominent leader of the Shawnee nation Nickname(s) Keigh-tugh-qua and Wynepuechsika
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Meskwa-katee "Red Skirt" "Katee” Mekoche's Timeline
1682 |
1682
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Savannah River in Georgia, or, Pennsylvania
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1711 |
1711
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Jamestown, James City County, VA, United States
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1712 |
1712
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Wynepuechisika Village,, Pennsylvania
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1718 |
1718
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Chalakatha (Chilliothe) Lands, Pennsylvania
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1720 |
1720
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West Virginia, United States
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1724 |
1724
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Pennsylvania, United States
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1725 |
1725
Age 43
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Near Scioto River, Ohio
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Near the Scioto River, Pickaway or Ross County, Ohio, United States
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