Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 133
ty Publications. adopted Indian life readily, yet his blood told, for he was un-like the Girtys, and Magee and other renegade white men, who,no doubt, had inherited vile traits from their low down andignorant parents. As Wells grew up to manhood he won theesteem and affection of Little-Turtle and… … A View on Maumee River. Wells took a prominent part in the campaign against Har-mar and St. Clair, and rendered valuable services. Also in theChiefs associations with the English he was principal inter-preter. ()n the eve of the P>attle of the Rapids, or Fallen Tim-bers. Captain Wells was…
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