Dictionary of Wisconsin History
Search Results for: the letter 'I', Term Type: 'people'
Term: Iometah, Menominee leader, c. 1772-1867
Definition: Menominee war chief, son of Vieux Caron and brother of Tomah; fought with the British during the War of 1812; principal negotiator of the Treaty of 1831; in 1842 his band was located on the Fox River at Little Chute, and they moved ten years later to the reservation at Keshena. View more information elsewhere at wisconsinhistory.org. View pictures relating to Menominee Indians at Wisconsin Historical Images.
[Source: Tribal Web site at http://www.menominee.nsn.us/; Wisconsin Historical Collections, vol. X]
18 records found
Icelanders in Wisconsin
Ihde, Herman 1877 - 1943
Ilsley, Charles Ferdinand 1827 - 1904
Inama, Adelbert 1798 - 1879
Ingersoll, Chalmers 1838 - 1908
Ingram, Orrin Henry 1830 - 1918
Iometah, Menominee leader, c. 1772-1867
Ireland, Walter J. F. 1923
Irish in Wisconsin
Irvin, David 1794 - 1872
Irvine, Thomas 1841 - 1930
Irvine, William 1851 - 1927
Irving, Roland Duer 1847 - 1888
Irwin, Robert, jr.
Islinois
Italians in Wisconsin
Iverson, Andreas Michael 1823 - 1907
Iverson, Donald L. 1923
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