Re: St. Clair -Knox-Wayne-Wedderburn

["Stanley St. Clair" <srstclair@alltel.net>]

Not sure where his descendants are, but highway 25 from Maumee to Toledo,
Ohio, and the bridge over the Maumee River there are named in Gen. Wayne's
honor: Anthony Wayne Trail and Anthony Wayne Bridge, respectively. Of course
the lakeat Detriot, just north of there, between Huron and Erie, and the
river betwixt Huron and St. Clair are named for Gen. Arthur, as are
countless, counties, and towns and streets accross the USA. St. Clair, in
spite of his defeat by the Indians, was one of the most famous figures in
Revolutionary history.

Stan St. Clair


Stan St. Clair
 ---Original Message-----
From: KTenn36117@aol.com <KTenn36117@aol.com>
To: sinclair@quarterman.org <sinclair@quarterman.org>
Date: Saturday, June 15, 2002 11:55 PM
Subject: Re: St. Clair -Knox-Wayne-Wedderburn


>How interesting to read the history of Mad General Anthony Wayne and Chief
>Little Turtle!!  Those names I'm so fondly familiar with... you see ... I
>grew up in Columbia City, Indiana, which is 25 miles west from Ft. Wayne.
>I've heard bits and pieces of the General and pretty much about Chief
Little
>Turtle when I was growing up  but never really knew the full story of their
>lives.  Chief Little Turtle and his tribe used to live in an area in
Whitley
>County one time (not far from where I used to live) and I used to go by
that
>site which is now a Miami Village Trailer park. It was named after his
tribal
>family, Miami Tribe.  There are descendants today are descended from Chief
>Little Turtle.  As for Anthony Wayne.... I'm not sure if he has descendants
>today.  Anyone know??
>
>Kozy Tennant
>

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