Myaamia removal began from Peru on October 6, 1846

Annotation

No claim of a named whiskey company’s involvement.

Challenges Claims

Citations

Hunter, Removal – Day 1 — departure and exemptions

Context

One nation-specific event, not a general account of all removals.

Excerpt ID

2102

Excerpt Text

Forced removal began from Peru, Indiana, on October 6, 1846, using the Wabash & Erie Canal; exemptions meant not everyone departed.

Literature Notes

Hunter 2021 — Removal, waterways and continuity

Locator End

Locator Start

October 6, 1846 Peru, Indiana; opening and exemptions paragraphs

Locator Type

Section

Originating Working Notes

Page (text)

Source

No access

Source Section

October 6, 1846 Peru, Indiana

Supports Claims

Myaamia forced removal began at Peru on October 6, 1846

Tags

American Whiskey History and CultureIndigenous Dispossession and Settler Expansion

Verification Notes

Verification Status

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