Following the murder of Aubrey, people in the area quickly suspected that the Ho-Chunk were involved which exacerbated the fear that more from the Ho-Chunk Nation were set to join Chief Black Hawk's band against the white settlers in Michigan Territory and Illinois.
This exacerbated the fear that more from the Ho-Chunk Nation were set to join Chief Black Hawk's band against the white settlers in Michigan Territory and Illinois. Following the murder of Aubrey, people in the area quickly suspected that the Ho-Chunk were involved.
Following the murder of Aubrey, people in the area quickly suspected that the Ho-Chunk were involved. This exacerbated the fear that more from the Ho-Chunk Nation were set to join Chief Black Hawk's band against the white settlers in Michigan Territory and Illinois.
Following the murder of Aubrey, people in the area quickly suspected that the Ho-Chunk were involved. This exacerbated the fear that more from the Ho-Chunk Nation were set to join Chief Black Hawk's band against the white settlers in Michigan Territory and Illinois.