Ojibway Indians of Texas

How, you may be asking, did the ojibway indians of texas get there? After Spain gained control of France's Louisiana claims, they took over the old French trading posts located in Missouri and all the way down to Louisiana and Texas. Those new Spanish trading posts caught the attention of the Lake Superior Anishinabe who launched an invasion into the Illinois country (their Illini papas were starting friendly relations with the invading English and that was unacceptable to the Anishinabek) led by Pontiac, who would eventually be assassinated in that war. When the English gradually started to invade further west (the American Revolutionary War era) it led to the Anishinabe of the Illinois region, fleeing into Spanish American land claim areas, and that includes Texas. Below is a list of the Ojibway Indians of Texas. They have been forced by the whites to lose their tribal identity.

Comanche Penateka Tribe?

Creek Indians of Texas at Red Oak

Rio Grande Band of Cherokee Indians of Texas

United Mascogo Seminole Tribe of Texas

The Kickapoo Tribe of Texas