Myaamia forced removal began at Peru on October 6, 1846

Citation Notes

Citation Readiness

Ready

Citations

Hunter, Removal – Day 1 — departure and exemptions

Claim ID

273

Claim Status

Ready for Drafting

Claim Text

Hunter dates the departure from Peru, Indiana, by the Wabash & Erie Canal to October 6, 1846, while distinguishing families who remained.

Claim Type

Factual

Confidence

High

Counterevidence Excerpts

Counterevidence Notes

Counterevidence Sources

Drafts

Evidence Strength

Moderate

Fact Check Notes

Fact Check Status

Verified

Historical Events

Myaamia forced removal begins from Peru, Indiana

Originating Working Notes

Qualifications

Nation-specific account. No company involvement or universal disappearance claim.

Reasoning

Review Notes

Sections

Supporting Excerpts

Myaamia removal began from Peru on October 6, 1846

Supporting Sources

No access

Supporting Zettels

Indigenous dispossession belongs inside the causal history of the Whiskey Rebellion

Tags

American Whiskey History and CultureIndigenous Peoples and KnowledgeIndigenous Dispossession and Settler Expansion

Themes

Databases / notion://custom_emoji/d77d9ecf-fe87-410d-8ef2-829c122b0a7f/3e8551ad-82f1-815c-b0a6-007a9d82e5deWhiskey Claims & Evidence Database (USWA) / Myaamia forced removal began at Peru on October 6, 1846

Evidence and boundaries

See Claim Text, Qualifications and the linked Citation and Supporting Excerpt for the exact scope. The evidence supports this specific event, not an unbounded causal theory.