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This family arose from the French and Indian War period, proliferated during the American Revolution, Fought the Americans who usurped their homelands, became involved in the War of 1812, suffered through Indian Removal, became successful Kansan farmers, were run out for their efforts, then settled for good in Indian Territory.  Now they reside in the Cherokee Nation, Eastern Shawnee Tribe and the Shawnee Tribe.  Follow our progress as we re-establish contacts with family members, other Shawnees and the many history buffs who follow this fascinating saga.


Painting by Hal Sherman - 2007

A modern rendition of Shawnee War Chief Blue Jacket
in his Maumee River home near present day Defiance, Ohio.
Described by White Captive Oliver M. Spencer in a visit there in July, 1792
Click here to see Spencer’s words



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Latest update: Thursday, May 29, 2008
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Bluejacket Family;
01/21/08


(1292) Richard Reece Bluejacket, son of Joseph David and Elizabeth Jane (Swift) Bluejacket, was born 29 May 1951 in Denver CO. He married Ellen Meehan on July 19, 1974 in Denver, CO.  Richard Reece Bluejacket died on Sunday, January, 13, 2008 and was interred in Bluejacket Cemetery, Bluejacket, Craig Co. OK.

Children:
Benjamin Joseph Bluejacket     b. 11 Nov 1976
Jamie Elizabeth Bluejacket       b.  7  Mar 1979

Ben lives in Wichita and Jamie North lives in Bluejacket.


Allan W. Eckert children book about Chief Blue Jacket actually being a white man, is at it's end.


Last words: American Indian languages are losing speakers fast.

 


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