Battles of Kelloggâs Grove
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The Battles of Kellogg's Grove were a series of clashes during the Black Hawk War in 1832. These engagements occurred near present-day Kent, Illinois.1
On June 16, 1832, six Sauk warriors and three Illinois militiamen were killed in a battle at Kellogg's Grove. Later that month, Black Hawk's band attempted to ambush soldiers defending a small fort at Kellogg's Grove. This led to further clashes, sometimes referred to as the Second Battle of Kellogg's Grove, in which at least nine of Black Hawk's warriors died.1
The Black Hawk War itself stemmed from tensions over Native American removal policies and treaty disputes in Illinois.2
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Black Hawk WarRaids and retreatâŠmilitiamen were killed in a battle at Kelloggâs Grove, near present-day Kent, Illinois.
Read MoreâŠmilitiamen were killed in a battle at Kelloggâs Grove, near present-day Kent, Illinois.
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Black Hawk WarRaids and retreatâŠ(sometimes referred to as the Second Battle of Kelloggâs Grove), at least nine of Black Hawkâs warriors died.
Read MoreâŠ(sometimes referred to as the Second Battle of Kelloggâs Grove), at least nine of Black Hawkâs warriors died.
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