His father was a British trader named William Powell, but he became better known by a name derived from a ceremonial black drink.  
The head of this man was embalmed by Frederick Weedon and was eventually lost during a fire in Valentine Mott's Surgical and Pathological Museum.  His father was a British trader named William Powell, but he became better known by a name derived from a ceremonial black drink.  His bitter opposition to the Treaty of Payne's Landing led to his beginning, in 1835, a two-year guerilla war against U.S. forces in and around Georgia and Florida.  FTP, name this Indian leader and chieftain of the Seminole tribe.
The head of this man was embalmed by Frederick Weedon and was eventually lost during a fire in Valentine Mott's Surgical and Pathological Museum.  
Osceola (accept William Powell before it is mentioned)