Nottawaseppi-Huron



Nottawaseppi-Huron is a band of the Potawatomi Tribe local to the State of Michigan.

History
The ancient tribal lands of the Nottawaseppi-Huron used to stretch in a crescent moon shape from southern Michigan, to it's western edge, and up to it's norther peak. In the early 19th century, the Band was forced to sign a peace treaty with the United States which ceded much of it's land. The small reserve they were allowed to keep, was also disbanded about a decade later.

Shortly after, the Chief at the time used much of the Band's funds to buy a 120-acre parcel of land which became what is today known as the Pine Creek Indian Reservation, from which the Band operates today. The Reservation of located in the Athens Township, with Battle Creek being the closest larger City.

In the 20th century, the Nottawaseppi-Huron was among those bands which were not recognized in the Indian Reorganization Act, which restored many Tribes ability to self-govern. Only recently in the 1990s have the band managed to petition the Federal Government to recognize their right of self-governance.

Werewolves
The Nottawaseppi-Huron have some kind of connection to the supernatural were-creature known as Werewolves. Two of the band's members are known Werewolves and they have heavily implied that there might be more.

Known Members
- Hiram Norwood, a.k.a. Waits-to-Strike

- Chaska Norwood

- Chilali Norwood

- Raven Norwood

- Jessica Battles