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Stan Bingham’s Bluejacket Genealogy
Waweyapiersenwa
The Whirlpool, better known as Blue Jacket by Indian and white
alike, born in the early 1740’s, probably in Pennsylvania. His
parents were unknown but he had a sister living on an island in the
Maumee River below the Maumee Rapids in northwest Ohio in 1801. Last
principal War Chief of the Shawnee Tribe, he was a mentor of
Tecumseh and died in about 1808 on the banks of the Detroit River in
Michigan Territory (at what is now Wyandotte).
M Baby
A half French, half Indian daughter of Jacques Dupéron Baby, a
French Canadian trader and agent of the British Indian Service. Ms
Baby was born at or near Fort Detroit, after 1750. She survived the
Shawnee/Wyandot Trail of Tears and died in northeast Kansas
Territory about 1843.
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(2) George Bluejacket.
The third son and fifth child of Blue Jacket and Ms Baby (Blue
Jacket produced a boy and girl with another wife), George was born
in about 1881 at one of the Blue Jacket’s Towns in the northwest of
Ohio country. Along with brother James, he was a collaborator with
Tecumseh in the latter’s failed attempts to rid the Great Lakes
region of Americans. George died at Piqua, Ohio about 1829.
M Spouse Unknown
This wife was very likely a Shawnee but no details
have surfaced.
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(3) Henry Bluejacket
When Henry was born is unknown, therefore, he may or may not have
been the first of George’s brood. He likely was born at Blue
Jacket’s Town, north of the Huron River and west of the Detroit
River in southeastern Michigan Territory near Brownstown. Henry went
to Washington DC in 1854 where he signed the Shawnee Treaty with his
brothers George and Charles. His last child was born after Henry
died at Bluejacket’s Crossing of the Wakarusa River in 1855, now in
Johnson County, Kansas City, Kansas.
M Eliza
Born about 1818, she married Henry on March 16, 1843 but their
apparent first child was born in 1838. Eliza had been married before
as she had a son, George Sarcoxie, born in 1836 but was raised in
the Bluejacket household and used the Bluejacket name. Her Indian
name was Cho-wa-pea and she died about 1865.
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(4) Stephen S. Bluejacket
Stephen was born in 1838 in northeastern Kansas Territory. He was
in Co. D, 17th Regiment, Kansas Voluntary Infantry in 1864. In 1871
these Shawnees migrated to Indian Territory, establishing farms near
Bluejacket Station on the MKT railroad. Stephen later operated
Bluejacket Hotel in Vinita, I. T. On Card No. 3458 of the Dawes
Roll, he is listed as ½ blood Adopted Shawnee. Stephen died on
November 8, 1901. His Indian name was Wa-wa-latj-kah-ka.
M Emily Tiblow
Emily was born on June 17, 1841 in Kansas Territory and died on
June 30, 1896 in Vinita I. T. The marriage date with Stephen is
unknown. Her Indian name was Me-swa-pe-a-se and she was called
Spotted Fawn. Emily had first married John Silverheels and they had
a daughter Frances.
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(5) Mamie F. Bluejacket
Was born in Vinita I. T. on January 7, 1883 and attended Carlisle
Industrial School, Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Her Dawes Roll No. is
24048 and Card No. 3458 and she was 3/8th blood Adopted Shawnee.
Mamie died November 27, 1965 in Modesto, California.
M Charles Wilson Bingham
Married Mamie June 4, 1901. He was born Feb 4, 1870 in
Springfield, Indiana. Charles died October 1, 1945 in Modesto.
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(6) Stan Bingham
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