Person:Tecumapease Unknown (1)

m. Bef 1768
  1. Cheeseekau ShawneeAbt 1756 - 1792
  2. Tecumapease _____1758 - Aft 1814
  3. Colonel Richard Sparks, JrAbt 1763 - 1815
  4. Steven Ruddell1768 - 1845
  5. Tecumseh _____1768 - 1813
  6. Tenskwatawa _____, aka "The Shawnee Prophet"1771 - 1837
  7. Kumskaka "A Cat That Flies" Shawnee1771 -
  8. Sauwaseekau "A Door Open" Shawnee1771 - 1794
  9. Nehasemo _____Aft 1771 -
  10. Abraham Ruddell1774 - 1841
Facts and Events
Name[3] Tecumapease _____
Unknown[3] Menewaulakoosee _____
Gender Female
Birth[1] 1758 Alabama, United States
Alt Birth[5] 1762
Marriage to Wasegoboah Shawnee
Other[3] 1814 Québec, Canadashe visited Quebec in company with some other members of her tribe
Death[3] Aft 1814 Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, United Statesnear Detroit
Other[4] Speculative husband: Rupert Collins (1)

She was said to be Tecumseh's only sister and she raised two, possibly more, of his children when he divorced.

References
  1. Schutz, Noel, and Don Greene. Shawnee Heritage . (Lulu.com, 2008-2015)
    Vol 2.

    Note: reviews of these books are highly critical, casting doubt on their accuracy.

  2.   Somerville, Harold. The History of Wood County, West Virginia.
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Drake, Benjamin. Life of Tecumseh and of His Brother, the Prophet: with a Historical Sketch of the Shawanoe Indians. (Cincinnati: H. S. & J. Applegate & Co., 1852).
  4. "Seeking Shawnee Tribal descendants(TECUMSEH) relatives", Message 321 by CTriplett62 , posted by 10 Dec 2001, in Ohio, United States, North America, Localities. Message Boards, Ancestry.com.

    Tecumapease was married twice, Her first husband died before their son was born, and her second husband divorced her. At one time she took off with a french trader but Tecumseh went after her and forced her to go back to her people. Some have her married much later to a Rupe Collins. If she married Rupe Collins she would have been in her late forties when this happened.

  5. Cozzens, Peter. Tecumseh and the Prophet: The Shawnee Brothers Who Defied a Nation. (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2020).