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Treaty of Fort Wayne

Name: Treaty of Fort Wayne
Start: 1803-06-07
Location: Fort Wayne

When: June 7, 1803
Where: Fort Wayne
Part of: Treaties signed at Fort Wayne by William Henry Harrison

Signed on June 7, 1803, this treaty involved land cessions by several Native American groups to the United States.

The treaty was signed at Fort Wayne, Indiana, on June 7, 1803, and proclaimed on December 26, 1803. It included provisions for houses of entertainment. A separate treaty of August 7, 1803, concluded at Vincennes, recorded the concurrence of the Eel River band of Miami, Wyandot, Piankishaw, Kaskaskia, and Kickapoo in those cessions.

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