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Rising Up From Indian Country: The Battle Of Fort Dearborn And The Birth Of Chicago,New Skinner House Books Some Have Grown Even WealthierIn August 1812, Under Threat From The Potawatomi, Captain Nathan Heald Began The Evacuation Of Ninetyfour People From The Isolated Outpost Of Fort Dearborn To Fort Wayne. The Group Included Several Dozen Soldiers, As Well As Nine Women And Eighteen Children. After Traveling Only A Mile And A Half, They Were Attacked By Five Hundred Potawatomi Warriors. In Under An Hour, Fiftytwo Members Of Healds Party Were Killed, And The Rest Were Taken Prisoner;