Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 442
upon him, the captors hastily duga shallow grave. Leatherlips wasforced to kneel at the edge of thisgrave, and while engaged in prayerto the Great Spirit, was struck frombehind with a tomahawk and killed.The body was hastily buried and thetraitorous members of his tribe tooktheir departure. Several… … Leatherlips Monument.Vol. XXVII-28. 434 Ohio Arch and Hist. Society Publications. Leatherlips was prominent at the Treaty of Greenville,where he -signed the treaty in behalf of his tribe. His honorablecharacter and friendship for the whites made him one of themost popular and trusted of his race.…
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