Ojibway Indians of Indiana

The ancestors of the ojibway indians of indiana originally lived in the upper peninsula of Michigan. After the Iroquois League launched several military expeditions against the Anishinabek of the upper peninsula of Michigan in the 1650s and early 1660s, they met with defeat with each campaign. After the Iroquois League were stopped, the Anishinabe launched an invasion southwards, which took them to Indiana, and much further south. Today, they are several groups of Native Americans trying to gain Federal recognition in Indiana. They are the Ojibway Indians of Indiana, and the Ottawa and Potawatomi. They have been forced to lose their tribal identity.

Eel River Tribe Inc. of Indiana

Miami Nation of Indians of the State of Indiana

Nimkii Band of the United Metis Tribe

Northern Cherokee Tribe of Indiana

Upper Kispoko Band of the Shawnee Nation

Wea Indian Tribe

Wea Indian Tribe of Indiana

The Zibiodey / River Heart Metis Association/Band