Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 40
d white men on the spot where he fought one of the great-est battles in all Indian warfare, and where he, three years after-wards, gave up his life while engaged in a friendly and noblemission for the benefit and protection of the white race, as wellas that of his own. Cojicerning Indian Chiefs and… … CHIEF SHAB-BO-NA. been proposed and is now being urged for the great Pottowatto-mie Chief Shabbona or Sha-bo-na (meaning, built like a bear).This celebrated chief died near Morris, Grundy county, 111., July17, 1859, and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery at Morris, 111.His pall-bearers were all…
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