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The French familiarized themselves with us, Studied our Tongue, and Manners, wore our Dress, Married our Daughters, and our Sons their Maids, Dealt honestly, and well supplied our Wants, Used no one ill, and treated with Respect Our Kings, our Captains, and our aged Men; Call’d us their Friends, nay, what is more, their Children. And seem’d like Fathers anxious for our Welfare.”":1,"#In April 1763, Pontiac held a council about 10 miles away from Fort Detroit in what is today Council Point Park in Lincoln Park, Michigan. Here he urged numerous Ottawa and other tribal representatives to attack the fort, which was then under the control of the British, stating:":1,"#The war was filled with much intrigue and political navigation – not all of it pleasant or above board. Treachery was common, as were traitors to the causes of both sides. Religion began playing a role as well. Some of the tribes and tribal members had been converted by the Europeans and were unwilling to follow Native warriors to deter the encroaching settlers and protect their traditional way of life.":1,"#Pontiac became quite influential, both within the Native tribes and in the relations with the French. Pontiac was reported to be an Ottawa War Chief and certainly fulfilled the role, but he also led a much larger resistance involving many loosely affiliated tribes.":1,"#In 1745, with the outbreak of the war between the French and British, the Native people were firmly allied with the French whom they considered family, and along with the French, they sought to push the British back to the East.":1,"#Until 1744, a large Odawa village was located in Canada across the river from Detroit (a French outpost at the time), which is probably where Pontiac lived.":1,"#The Odawa were allied and intermarried with the French and feared for both their safety and their future when the British began settling on their lands uninvited, intruding upon their lives.":1,"#Depiction of Pontiac from the 1879 history of Tazewell Co. Illinois.":1,"#Pontiac lived and/or traveled primarily in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and probably Canada where he met with tribal leaders, traded, and negotiated with the French and British.":1,"#Chief Pontiac (Obwandiyag,) born sometime between 1712 and 1725, was a member of the Odawa (Ottawa) people; however, little is known about his early life.":1,"#John Smith, b. 1776 Oldcastle, IRE":1,"#Mathew Henry Smith":1,"#Alexander Smith, b.1790 d. bet 1850-1860":1,"#Thomas Jefferson Smith, b.1802 SC 1861AR ? Most l":1,"#Thomas Smith b1765 d1812":1,"#John J Smith b1860 d1923":1,"#Alexander Smith b.1790 d. 1860":1,"#John Smith 1847":1,"#James Henry Smith Sr b 1826":1,"#Batholomew Smith 1841 - 1918":1,"#George Patrick Smith, 1847 - ?":1,"#Charles Smith b. abt 1812 Cappog d. 1900":1,"#Patrick Smyth, b.1803, Ardstraw W Parish, Tyrone":1,"#Bartle Smith, b.1804 and d. 1884":1,"#chris orr":1},"version":336201}]