Editing Miami people (section)

====Locations====
'''French years'''<ref name=Tanner /><ref name=Rafert />
*1718–94 Kekionga, Portage of the [[Maumee River|Maumee]] and [[Wabash River|Wabash]] rivers, [[Fort Wayne, Indiana]]
*1720–49 Portage of the [[Great Miami River|Miami River]], [[St. Joseph River (Maumee River)|St. Joseph]] and [[Kankakee River|Kankakee]] rivers
*unknown – 1733 Tepicon of the Wabash, Fort Ouiatenon, [[Lafayette, Indiana]]
*1733–51 Tepicon of the Tippecanoe, headwaters of the [[Tippecanoe River]] near [[Warsaw, Indiana|Warsaw]]
*1748–52 Pickawillany, Piqua on the [[Great Miami River]] in Ohio
*1752 Headwaters of the [[Eel River (Wabash River)|Eel River]], southwest of [[Columbia City, Indiana]]
*1752 Le Gris, Maumee River (Miami River), east of Fort Wayne

'''British years'''<ref name=Tanner /><ref name=Rafert />
*1763 Captured British at Fort Miami (1760–63) as a part of the [[Pontiac's Rebellion]]
*1774 Warriors participated in Lord [[Dunmore's War]] in Ohio
*1778 Kenapacomaqua, Wabash at the mouth of the Eel River, [[Logansport, Indiana]]
*1780 October&nbsp;– [[Augustin de La Balme|Agustin Mottin de La Balme]] (French, from [[St. Louis, Missouri|St. Louis]]) headed a raid of [[Detroit]]. Stopped and raided Kekionga. La Balme withdrew to the west, where Little Turtle destroyed the raiders, killing one third of them, on November 5.