Battle of Fort Miami

Fort Miami was located in close proximity of the Miami Anishinabe people who were not fully cooperating with the main Anishinabe ogimak (leaders) during the wars between the Ohio Indians and whites, between 1755 and 1815. Miami ogimak preferred a nuetral stance, or rather to make their own decision. That led to civil war among the Anishinabe people of course. Anyway, probably on orders given to them by the principle Anishinabe ogimak, the Miami coerced the English commander of the fort to hold negotiations with them but they killed him. The remaining English soldiers in Fort Miami (about 9 in all) peacefully surrended without being harmed afterwards.