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In August 1805, Cameron succeed his father as one of the band's two chiefs. Presumably during this period, Wageezhegome then received the title Ogimauh-binaessih, and freely used all three of his names after this period. He was a signatory to several treaties, including Surrenders #3¾, #8, #13, #13a,
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At the Credit Mission, Cameron's daughter, Charlotte, was born on February 24, 1828. Later that year he suddenly became ill and he died on September 30, 1828. Peter Jones, who succeeded him as chief the next year, later recalled that he had said shortly before dying, "I thank the Lord that I have
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arrived at the Credit in late 1824, John Cameron gave Jones his full support. Cameron converted to Christianity in 1824; he moved to Brantford in 1824 and back to the Credit River in 1826. Shortly before Jones's arrival the 60-year-old chief had married Wechikiwekapawiqua (baptized Catharine
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surrendered of much of their hunting territory and fishing grounds. Close contact with the settlers also introduced a series of epidemics, such as the
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reaching them, against which the Indians had no immunity. As the Mississaugas’ society collapsed, many of the Mississaugas turned to
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into what is now southern Ontario. This quickly led to treaty negotiations in which the
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Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online - OGIMAUH-BINAESSIH
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Population history of indigenous peoples of the Americas
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For Californian Mono Native American Captain John, see
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Classification of indigenous peoples of the Americas
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lived to see all my people serve the Great Spirit."
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