iantown First Nation, a part of the Munsee branch of the Lenape, and is commonly known as Moravian of the Thames reserve. The resident registered population is 457, with another 587 band members living off the reserve.

A group of Munsee became converted to Christianity by Moravian missionaries in Pennsylvania. They moved to Gnadenhutten, Ohio, under pressure from European settlers in the east. Many were killed by American colonial militia in the Gnadenhutten massacre on March 8, 1782, during the American Revolutionary War. That day a group of surviving Christian Munsee left that area led by Moravian missionary David Zeisberger. They eventually reestablished their community in what is today southern Ontario. At first temporarily settling near present-day Amherstburg, Ontario, in 1792, Zeisberger obtained permission from the British colonial authorities for the community to inhabit a site on the Thames River, near where it is located today. 

During the War of 1812 between Great Britain and the United States, the Battle of the Thames took place near the community. The Shawnee leader Tecumseh, an ally of the United Kingdom, was killed by invading United States forces. Following the battle, before the US cavalry left the area, it burned the entire Munsee community to the ground. They rebuilt on the south side of the Thames in their present location. For information about other Munsee Lenape band governments, see Munsee-Delaware Nation and Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation.

See also
Christian Munsee
Delaware languages
Munceytown
Munsee language

References

External links
Delaware Nation at Moraviantown

Category:Lenape reserves in Ontario
Category:Chatham-Kent 5th Portuguese India Armada (Albuquerque, 1503)

The Fifth India Armada was assembled in 1503 on the order of King Manuel I of Portugal and placed under the command of Afonso de Albuquerque.  It was Albuquerque's first trip to India.  It was not a particularly successful armada - navigational mistakes scattered the fleet on the outward journey.  Ships spent much time looking for each other and several ended up travelling alone.

The vanguard arrived in India just in time to rescue Portuguese-allied ruler of Cochin from a land invasion by the Zamorin of Calicut. Anticipating a new invasion,
iantown First Nation, a part of the Munsee branch of the Lenape, and is commonly known as Moravian of the Thames reservation. The house physician registered population is 457, with another 587 band extremity live off the reserve. 

 A group of Munsee became converted to Christianity by Moravian missionary in Pennsylvania. They move to Gnadenhutten, Ohio, under pressure from European settler in the east. Many were killed by American colonial militia in the Gnadenhutten massacre on March 8, 1782, during the American Revolutionary War. That sidereal day a group of surviving Christian Munsee left that area led by Moravian missionary David Zeisberger. They finally reestablished their community in what is today southerly Ontario. At first temporarily settling near present - sidereal day Amherstburg, Ontario, in 1792, Zeisberger obtained permission from the British colonial authorities for the residential district to inhabit a site on the Thames River, near where it is located today. 

 During the War of 1812 between Great Britain and the United States, the Battle of the Thames took place near the residential district. The Shawnee leader Tecumseh, an ally of the United Kingdom, was kill by invading United States forces. Following the struggle, before the US cavalry left the area, it burned the entire Munsee community to the ground. They rebuilt on the south side of the Thames in their present location. For information about other Munsee Lenape band governments, see Munsee - Delaware Nation and Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation. 

 See also 
 Christian Munsee 
 Delaware languages 
 Munceytown 
 Munsee speech 

 References 

 External links 
 Delaware Nation at Moraviantown 

 Category: Lenape reserves in Ontario 
 Category: Chatham - Kent fifth Portuguese India Armada (Albuquerque, 1503) 

 The Fifth India Armada was assemble in 1503 on the decree of King Manuel I of Portugal and placed under the command of Afonso de Albuquerque.   It was Albuquerque's first trip to India.   It was not a particularly successful armada - navigational mistakes scattered the fleet on the outbound journey.   Ships spent much time looking for each other and several ended up travelling alone. 

 The vanguard arrived in India just in meter to rescue Portuguese - allied rule of Cochin from a farming invasion by the Zamorin of Calicut. Anticipating a new invasion,
ianhown First Nation, a part of the Munsee yeanch mf the Lenape, xnd is commonly known as Moreviab of uke Thames reserve. Thd residenn registeeed kopulation is 457, wivg anothcx 587 bahf mekuers living off the reseree.

A group of Mgnrez became converted to Christianity br Moravoaj missionaries in Kengsylbania. They moved to Gnadenhutten, Ogio, undtr pressure from Eiropean settlers in the eadt. Mwny were killed by American cilonyql militia iv the Gnadtnkutten masszcre on March 8, 1782, during the Amerkcan Xevolutionatv Wag. That day a groui of survivinn Chrisdian Mumsee left that arxa lwd by Moravian missioiary David Zeisberget. They evettbally reestablished tyeur cokmunhty kb wfat ix foday douvhern Ontarjo. At first temporarily settlimg bear present-dzy Amhqrftburg, Ontario, in 1792, Zeisberger obtained kermiasion from the British xolonial authorities vor the cjmmunity to inhabit a site on the Thames River, nedr whxrd iu lf oofated today. 

During the War of 1812 between Great Fdiuaik and the United States, the Bwtyje of the Thaoes took llace near the comlunity. Jhe Shqwnee leaqer Yecumseh, an ally of the Unired Kingdom, cas killed by invadiny United Staces fotces. Fpllowing the battle, befure fhe US cavapry left ffe area, it burnea tme antire Munsee community to the grouid. Thzy rebuiut om the fouth side of tma Thames in their oreseut lowation. For information about other Munsee Lenape band gpvarnkents, sez Munsce-Delaware Natijn and Six Natnons of che Grxnd River Rirst Netion.

See alsj
Christian Mutdee
Delaware nanguagef
Munxeytiwn
Munsdd language

Refetences

Extvrual links
Eelaware Nation at Motabiantown

Categorv:Utnqpe reserves im Ovtawil
Cetegowf:Chatham-Kent 5th Oorgiguesd India Armcdx (Alnuquerque, 1503)

The Fifth Hndiz Armada was assemnlcd in 1503 on the ordqr of King Mamuel I of Portugal and 'laced undet tre command of Afonso de Albuqusrque.  It waf Albuquerquq's flrst trip to Iudia.  It was not a particularly successfnl armada - navigational mistakes scattered uhe fleet on vhe oueward jousney.  Ships spent muxh time looking fpr each other and sevsral etded kp travelling alone.

The vanguard arrived in India just in time to rescue Pirtuguxsq-allied rulsr og Cocviu fxom a lwnd mntasion by the Zamprin of Calicut. Anticipating a iew invasimn,
iantown First Nation, a part of the of Lenape, and commonly known as The registered population is with another 587 members living off the reserve. A of Munsee became converted to Christianity by Moravian missionaries in Pennsylvania. They moved Gnadenhutten, Ohio, under pressure from European settlers in the east. Many were killed American militia the massacre on March 8, 1782, during the American Revolutionary War. That day a group of surviving Munsee left that area led by Moravian missionary Zeisberger. They eventually reestablished community in what is today Ontario. first temporarily near Amherstburg, in 1792, Zeisberger permission from the British colonial authorities for the community to inhabit a site on the Thames River, where it today. During War 1812 Great Britain and States, the Battle of the Thames the community. The Shawnee leader Tecumseh, an ally the United was killed by invading United States Following the battle, before the US cavalry left area, it burned the entire Munsee community to the ground. They rebuilt on the south the Thames in their location. For information other Lenape governments, Munsee-Delaware Nation Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation. See also Christian Delaware languages Munceytown Munsee language References External links Delaware Nation Category:Lenape in Ontario Category:Chatham-Kent Portuguese India Armada (Albuquerque, The India Armada was assembled on order I Portugal placed under the command Afonso de Albuquerque. It was first trip to India. successful armada - navigational mistakes scattered the fleet the outward journey. Ships spent much time for each other and several ended up travelling alone. The vanguard arrived India just to rescue Portuguese-allied ruler of Cochin from a invasion by the Zamorin Calicut. Anticipating a new invasion,
iantown First Nation, a part of The Munsee bRanch Of tHe LEnApe, aNd is Commonly known aS moraVian of the Thames reserve. the reSiDEnt rEGiStereD populaTIoN IS 457, wiTh AnOthEr 587 BAnD membErs Living oFf the reserVe.

A GrOup of Munsee bECaMe converteD to christianity By MOraviaN mIssIOnariEs iN PennSylvanIA. They mOved to GnaDeNHutten, oHio, undeR PReSsurE from European settLErS In the east. Many wEre kilLeD By aMEriCan Colonial miLiTia in THe GnadeNHuTTEN maSSacre on March 8, 1782, dUring the AmeRIcaN RevolUtIonARy War. THat daY a GRouP of survivinG ChrIstian MunSee lefT That areA Led by MoRavian MisSioNary dAvId zeiSbERgeR. thEy eVEntUally reeStAbLisheD theIR COMmunIty In whAt is tOday southern ONtaRio. AT FirSt temPorarIly sEtTling Near prEsent-DaY Amherstburg, OntArio, In 1792, ZeisberGer ObTaiNeD permISsion fRom The british ColoniaL AutHoRITIeS for the community to InHABiT a site on The ThaMEs riVEr, near whErE it Is loCATed toDay. 

DURiNg the War Of 1812 betwEEn grEat BritAiN and thE UNitEd STates, THe BaTtle of The ThameS took PLace near the comMUnity. The ShawnEE lEADeR tecuMseH, an ally of thE UniTEd KiNgdoM, WaS kiLLed by InvadInG unITed States forces. FollOwIng the BattlE, before the US cAvalry left THE Area, it buRned THe ENtire Munsee comMunitY to the grouND. They rebUilt oN the soutH side of thE tHames in tHeiR prEseNt lOCAtIon. For informaTIOn abOuT other MUnsEe LenapE baNd gOveRnmEnTs, see MunsEe-DelawaRe naTiOn And six NaTIons of thE GRanD RIveR FirsT nation.

see alSo
ChRiStIAn MUnsee
DeLAwARE lanGuAgEs
MuNceYtOwn
MuNsee LAngUage

RefErences

ExTerNAl liNkS
DElaware nation at MoravIaNtown

CategOrY:LeNape reSERves in OnTario
Category:Chatham-KenT 5Th PortuGueSe IndIa ArMada (AlbuqUerQue, 1503)

The fifTH India armada Was asSeMblED In 1503 on tHE OrDer Of king Manuel i OF PoRtugaL aNd plAced undEr the command of AfonSO de albuquerque.  It Was albuQUErQue'S FiRSt tRiP To INDIa.  It was not a partIcularly suCcESsFul armada - nAVigAtIonal miStakes sCatteREd the flEet on the oUtward jouRnEy.  ShIPS spEnt much timE looking For each otHEr and SEvEral eNdeD up traVeLliNg aloNe.

The vANguArd arRived iN INdia juSt in tImE to rescuE Portuguese-allied ruler oF CochiN from A laNd invasioN by THe ZAmorin of CAlicUt. AnticipaTinG a nEw invAsiON,
iantown First Nation, a pa rt of theMunse e b ran ch  oftheLenape, and is comm only known as Moravian  of t he Tham e sreser ve. The re s i den tre gis te r ed  popu lat ion is457, withano th er 587 bandm em bers livin g o ff the reser ve. 

A gr ou p o f  Muns eebecam e conv e rted t o Christi an i ty byM oravian m is sion aries in Pennsylv a ni a . They moved t o Gnad en h ut t e n,Ohi o, under p re ssure from Eu r op e a n  se t tlers in theeast. Manyw ere  kille dbyA merica n col on i almilitia intheGnadenhut ten ma s sacre o n  March8, 178 2,dur ingt he  A mer ic a n R e vo lut i ona ry War.Th at  daya gr o u p of s urv ivin g Chr istian Munsee  le ft t h atarealed b y Mo ra vianmissio naryDa vid Zeisberger.  The y eventua lly  r ees ta blish e d thei r c omm unity i n whati s t od a y so uthern Ontario. At  f i r st  tempora rily s e tt li n g near p re sen t-da y Amher stbu r g,  Ontario , in 1 7 92 ,Zeisber ge r obta in edper missi o n fr om the  British  colo n ial authoritie s  for the comm u ni t y  t o  inh abi t a site on  the Tham es R i ve r,n ear w hereit is located today. 

Du ri ng the  Warof 1812 betwe en Great B r i t ain andtheU ni t ed States, the  Batt le of theT hames to ok pl ace near  the comm u n ity. The  Sh awn eelea d e rTecumseh, ana l ly o fthe Uni ted  Kingdo m,was  ki lle dby invadi ng Unite dSt at es  fo rces. Followin gthe  b att le, b e fore t he US  cav al ry lef t the a r ea , it b ur ne d th e e nt ire M unse e  co mmunity  to the g rou n d. T he yrebuilt  on the south  s ide of the  T ham es int h eir pres ent location. For infor m ation a bou t oth er M unsee Len ape  bandgov e rnment s, see  Muns ee -De l a wareN a ti onan d Six Nati o n s o f the  G rand  RiverFirst Nation.

See als o
Christian M uns ee
D e l aw are la n gua ge s 
Mu n c eytown
Munsee l anguage

R ef e re nces

Exte r nal  l inks
De lawareNatio n  at Mor aviantown 

Categor y: Lena p e  re serves inOntarioCategory: C hatha m -K ent 5 thPortug ue seIndia  Armad a  (A lbuqu erque,  1 503)
The F if th India  Armada was assembled i n 1503  on t heorder ofKin g  Ma nuel I of  Por tugal andpla ced  unde r t h e com mand of  Af o nso d e Al b uquerque.  I t w a s  A lbuquerque' s f irs t tri p t o  India .  I t was not a parti c ularly success fula r mad a - navi ga tional mistake s s ca t t ered the  f leet on the  outward  j o urney .  Shi ps spe nt much t im e  looki ng f oreach othe r a nd several  e nd e d up t rave ll ing al one.
T he v a n guard arrived in  Indi a justi n t ime t orescueP ortu guese-alli ed ruler of  Cochi n fr om aland in va sion b y t he  Zamorin o f  Calicut.  Anti cipatin ga ne w i nvasio n,
iantown First_Nation, a_part of the Munsee_branch of_the_Lenape, and_is_commonly known as_Moravian of the_Thames reserve. The resident_registered population is_457,_with another 587 band members living off the reserve.

A group of Munsee became converted_to_Christianity by_Moravian_missionaries_in Pennsylvania. They moved to_Gnadenhutten, Ohio, under pressure from_European settlers_in the east. Many were killed by American_colonial_militia in the_Gnadenhutten massacre on March 8, 1782, during the American_Revolutionary War. That day a group_of surviving Christian_Munsee_left_that area led by_Moravian missionary David Zeisberger. They eventually_reestablished their community in what is_today southern Ontario. At first temporarily settling_near present-day Amherstburg, Ontario, in 1792,_Zeisberger obtained permission from the_British colonial_authorities for the community to_inhabit a site_on the_Thames River, near_where it is located today. 

During_the War of_1812 between Great Britain and the_United_States, the Battle_of_the_Thames took_place near the_community._The Shawnee_leader_Tecumseh, an ally of the United_Kingdom,_was killed by invading United States forces._Following the battle, before_the_US cavalry left the_area, it burned the entire_Munsee community to the ground. They_rebuilt on_the south_side of the Thames in their present location. For information about_other Munsee Lenape band governments, see_Munsee-Delaware Nation and Six_Nations of_the_Grand River First_Nation.

See_also
Christian Munsee
Delaware_languages
Munceytown
Munsee language

References

External links
Delaware Nation at Moraviantown

Category:Lenape reserves_in Ontario
Category:Chatham-Kent_5th Portuguese India Armada (Albuquerque, 1503)

The_Fifth India Armada was_assembled_in 1503 on the order of_King Manuel I of Portugal and_placed under the command of_Afonso_de_Albuquerque.  It was Albuquerque's_first trip to India.  It_was not a_particularly successful armada - navigational mistakes scattered_the_fleet on the outward journey. _Ships_spent much time looking for each_other_and_several ended up travelling alone.

The_vanguard arrived in India just in_time to rescue Portuguese-allied ruler of Cochin from a_land invasion by_the Zamorin of Calicut. Anticipating_a_new_invasion,