Inscription
This monument was rededicated on June 6, 1982 and stands as a quiet memorial to those Wyandott Indians who made their homes in this area from 1818 to 1842. A memorial headstone to Chief Quoqua, a former tribal leader who lived in this vicinity, is incorporated in the monument.
The City of Wyandotte, Michigan Memorial Park and The Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority joined together in the spirit of cooperation to retain the dignity and historical integrity of the monument.
The monument was relocated to this site to protect it and preserve forever the intent of its founders.
In memory of
Chief Quoqua
A Wyandott who died in 1822
This monument marks the site of the last reservation of the Wyandot tribe of Indians in Michigan Occupied 1818-1842
Erected 1926 by Board of County Park Trustees Wayne County, Michigan.
Gravesite Details
More info will be add this spring, I will visit his memorial.
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