@nurserobinski: #historyTikTok #Fortwayne #NativeAmericans #Kikionga #Chieflittleturtle

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emyy_0711
Emyle(Hunter’s version<33) :
Look into Miami Indians of Indiana! We have a website and multiple social media pages, just not TikTok! We have yearly gatherings and powwows not too far from Fort Wayne that can teach you a lot! I am a member of the tribe and a former Miami maiden! We love teaching people about our tribe!
2026-09-20 19:47:59
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masonbhunter
Mason Hunter :
It’s always bugged me how little of the Indian history is evident around this city. Yes, they’re buried everywhere in the country, but the three rivers were extremely important for the tribes that lived here and it was seen as a very special place. You should check out a book called The Frontiersmen by Allan W. Eckert
2026-09-19 19:13:22
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judeanfranzbecker
judeanfranzbecker :
if it was everyone would have bad luck.
2026-09-26 17:17:46
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zranachan
Zranachan :
Kikionga I believe was the name of the Miami settlement not a separate tribe. I’m part Miami.
2026-09-19 18:09:54
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_.kajohnson._
Khayla Johnson 🩷 :
Been saying this but they don’t want to hear me. The Shawnee were here too. Our middle school at FWCS are named after the slaughtered tribes. Anthony “Mad” Wayne who the city is named after did it to them.
2026-09-19 22:54:39
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togath01
Togath01 :
There are buried people all over the world. Everything is built on somewhere people were burried.🤦‍♂️
2026-09-19 16:40:10
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probablynotaskinwalker
Jenny 🤍 :
I found a couple of arrow heads while gardening in my backyard.
2026-09-19 18:04:14
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radiance.marie
radiance.marie :
Indiana literally means “land of the Indians”. Hence why most of our middle schools are named after tribes or associates with Indians. Shawnee, Miami, Blackhawk, Kekionga etc.
2026-09-20 08:24:47
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nurserobinski
Nurse Robinski :
Yes it’s more than bothering.. the city is a pit of doom.
2026-09-19 04:44:43
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joebarker5960
El Charro :
All of earth is an ancient mammal burial ground? 🤔
2026-09-19 11:56:06
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disappointedravioli
disappointedravioli :
I’m convinced that Lafayette city limits doesn’t get hit by tornadoes due to the location being chosen by native people for that exact reason. The way it’s structured with surrounding lands, tornados get diverted around what is now city limits (and most surrounding areas to the east). The natives were very intelligent and in tune with nature.
2026-09-19 14:51:00
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thismomishappy1
Chel :
As a white woman who lives nearby, it is quite sad to me, though I do love it here, I grieve for the indigenous people
2026-09-19 22:55:47
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beardedwoodworker1
Bearded1 :
Good or bad ,Ft. Wayne is my home and I will always love being here.
2026-09-19 14:57:38
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renttreznor08
Rent Treznor :
👆 You might like a book called "The Panther in the Sky". Its a in depth biography about Tecumseh from the area [Perfect score]
2026-09-19 08:43:18
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cmt26418ciw
Courtney :
I live in South Bend, so I researched the history of the woods surrounding my home. im in the last sulfur bog ecosystem that the potowatomi used to outsmart the British to cross into the safer British territory. its so cool how they outsmarted them and many survived because of their own land. no one lives on the majority of the woodland attached to that specific area, too. all the trails at this bog were set by them and I'm glad they still have a piece of home. I grew up with some of the Pokagon band's Rapp and Morseau families
2026-09-19 12:16:39
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_samanthafisher81
Samantha :
Cheif Little Turtles house is at the southwest conservation club, protected last I seen.
2026-09-20 05:49:23
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teafea77
TeaFea77 :
There were more than that. The Shawnee were here too.
2026-09-19 12:35:27
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user28685247442601
Joseph :
around the Auburn area I use to put in yards, all kinds of artifacts, couldn't tell you how many arrowheads, axe/tomahawks and others, use to give some away.
2026-09-19 22:44:43
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alwaysabbieneverabigail
AbbieKadabra :
I grew up across the street from st Joe (a claim I'm sure many can make!) and we have found so many arrowheads over the years it's unreal. If you're anywhere near one of our rivers, you're on sacred land.
2026-09-20 12:38:11
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aqua_aquarius69
Sweet T 💯 :
the head Indian my granddad side started in Fort Wayne and has a town named after him. Harshaw Arkansas. I can't spell or pronounce his name
2026-09-19 19:40:12
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maddaddy849
Maddaddy :
your forgetting the Shawnee and I believe a few other tribes.
2026-09-23 11:05:25
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kingknowledge20
KINGKNOWLEDGE :
RIGHT USED TO BE SO BLK
2026-09-21 01:36:11
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kadenvogel
Kaden :
Where is this trail?!
2026-09-22 14:24:23
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260gmoney
GMONEY260 :
I gotta do that dna testing because my dads mom(grandma) was enough Indian to receive checks from the government and my dad is enough Indian to have Caramel tan every year. I’ve always thought maybe my family was Cherokee Indian but maybe I need to learn more
2026-09-19 22:40:53
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stevens0075
mmstevens :
where is this located exactly
2026-09-19 13:29:57
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