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A rather minor inconsistency, but it says in this article Connor was the man to have identified the body of
Tecumseh after his death (and it's just appeared on the DYK panel stating that), while in the Tecumseh article, it says his body was never found. Which is correct? Neither article seems to have a particular reference to the matter.
RonaldDonald3323:04, 23 March 2007 (UTC)reply
Following the Battle of the Thames, Conner was among those who identified the body, but the discrepancy is whether the identified body, which had been severely mutiliated, was actually Tecumseh's. Some do not believe that is was and have challenged the assertion. The
Tecumseh article provides details.
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18:00, 29 January 2018 (UTC)reply