Nonhelema

By mid-century she held influence at Lower Shawneetown on the Ohio–Scioto confluence—Kentucky’s northeastern corner across from the main town—and later warned American posts of British-allied raids even after Cornstalk’s 1777 murder at Fort Randolph.

In 1785 Congress answered her land petition with a ration pension instead of Ohio acreage. In 1786 Kentucky militia under Benjamin Logan struck her Ohio village; her husband Moluntha was killed (by Hugh McGary in the usual accounts), and she died later that year after captivity.