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26 composed of Miamies, Chippaways, Puttawatamies, Ottoways, Wyandots, Delawares and Shawanocs attacked General St. Clair at Fort Recovery on the Wabash. The Indians were victorious. General St. Clair lost about nine hundred men killed and wounded. The Indians had forty killed and died of their wounds the day of the action, and seventy five wounded.

 In the Autumn of 1792, an army of three hundred Indians consisting of Miamies, Delawares, Shawanoes and a few Puttawatamies, commanded by Little Turtle; attacked Cols.

John Adair under the walls? of Fort St. Clair. The Indians were repulsed with a small loss.

 The 30th of June 1794 an army of fourteen hundred and fifty Indians, with a number of French and other white men under British employ attacked Fort Recovery where they were

repulsed with great loss. The Indians were commanded by the Bear Chief, an Ottaway, and the white persons by Elliot & McKee both British officers.

 The Fort was commanded by Capt. Gibson of the 4t Sublegion.