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Captain Pipe
Captain Pipe (b. c.1725? – d. c. 1818?) (Lenape), called ''Konieschquanoheel'' and also known as ''Hopocan'', was an 18th-century chief of the Algonquian-speaking ''Lenape'' (Delaware) and a member of the Wolf Clan. He was a warrior and by 1773 succeeded his maternal uncle ''Custaloga'' as chief, part of a group that had moved from Pennsylvania to Ohio around the time of the French and Indian War.
Although Hopocan tried to stay neutral during the American Revolutionary War, after many of his family and people were killed in American raids, he allied with the British. After the war, he moved his people fully into Ohio Country. He made treaties with the Continental Congress to try to protect Lenape land. American settlers continued to encroach on his people and territory. In 1812 he moved with his people westward into present-day Indiana, where some accounts say he died. By 1821, most of the Lenape removed to Kansas, which was considered part of Indian Territory. They were under pressure from the United States to remove from all areas east of the Mississippi River.
==Biography==
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