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Native leader Tecumseh killed in battle in 1813 by Richard M. Johnson, who later became vice president
W Main Street, Tecumseh, Oklahoma.
I'm currently reading "Thus Fell Tecumseh" by Frank Kuron and can't say I recommend this very non-academic, apparently self-published book that is a rehash of secondary sources on the life and death of Tecumseh.
So far the most interesting fact I've learned is that the Battle of the Thames produced at least two white men named in honor of Tecumseh. Tecumseh K. Holmes was the son of a Canadian villager who was grateful to Tecumseh for preventing the destruction of a local mill and stored grain. Charles Sherman, an Ohio militia officer not present at the battle, named his third son Tecumseh Sherman (a foster mother added "William" as a good Christian first name, according to John R. Elting).
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