October 6, 1846
Peru, Indiana; Wabash & Erie Canal
Places coercion and continuity beside expansion’s land and transport systems.
No causal attribution to a named whiskey firm. This event does not represent every Indigenous removal.
The dated departure records forced removal, not voluntary migration or the disappearance of all Myaamia people.
Databases / Whiskey Historical Events Database (USWA) / 🧭 Myaamia forced removal begins from Peru, Indiana
What happened
See the dated Event title and Summary in the properties.
Why it matters
See Historical Significance; this is a contextual connection, not an invention claim.
Evidence judgment
Myaamia forced removal began at Peru on October 6, 1846 — supports this bounded event; follow its Excerpt and Citation to the source.
Qualifications and contested interpretations
No causal attribution to a named whiskey firm. This event does not represent every Indigenous removal.
Connections
Use the era narrative for connections; do not infer an uninterrupted or inevitable progression.
Reader paths
Working History page: Expansion and Industrialization. Draft-ready status does not assert external website publication.