that merged them politically with other remnant tribes of the Illinois Confederacy to become the Confederated Peoria Tribe. The Miami people also joined the Confederated Peoria Tribe in 1873. Former village sites Listed are just a few villages that were located in Indiana and Illinois. Chicago Chicago, Illinois Kenapacomaqua Logansport, Indiana Ouiatenon Lafayette, Indiana, where a marker notes the site Kethtippecahnunk Lafayette Sugar Creek Village/Reserve Sugar Creek, Indiana Weauteno / Jacco's Towne Terre Haute, Indiana (a marker is placed at Fairbanks Park) Upper Wea Village/Town 2 miles above Terre Haute Old Wea Town, Between Terre Haute and Vincennes Wea Reserve Parke County, Indiana (a marker notes the site) Wea Village Danville, Illinois Paola, Miami County, Kansas In 2004, the Indiana Historical Bureau installed a marker in Terre Haute that commemorates the Wea Village and Chief Jacco Godfroy. Signed treaties Below are some of the many Treaties were made between the US and the Wea. Treaty of Greenville, Aug 3, 1795 Fort Wayne Indiana Territory, June 7, 1803, was not at the original treaty but signed later Vincennes, Indiana Territory, Aug 13, 1803 Grouseland Indiana Territory, Aug 21, 1805 Vincennes Indiana Territory, Dec 30, 1805 Fort Wayne Indiana Territory, Sept 30, 1809 Vincennes Indiana Territory, Oct 26, 1809 Fort Harrison, Indiana Territory, June 4, 1816 Vincennes Indiana Territory, Jan 3, 1818 St Mary's Ohio Oct 2, 1818, ceded most lands in Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio, and established small reservation in Indiana on the Wabash River Vincennes, Indiana, Aug 11, 1820, ceded last land in Indiana, removed to Missouri and Arkansas St Joseph, Michigan, Sept 21,1826 St Joseph, Michigan, Sept 24, 1828 Treaty of Oct 29, 1832, acquired 250 sections of land in Miami County, Kansas Treaty of May 30, 1854 Omnibus Treaty of February 23, 1867 Some mentions of Wea people in treaties include the following: Treaty of St. Marys 1820 in Article 3: "As it is contemplated by the said Tribe, to remove from the Wabash, it is agreed, that the annuity secured to the Weas, by the Treaty of Saint Mary's, above mentioned, shall hereafter be paid to them at Kaskaskia in the state of Illinois." Treaty of Castor Hill 1832 in Article 4: "The United States will also afford some assistance to that part of the Wea tribe now residing in the State of Indiana, to enable them to join the rest of their tribe on the lands