St. Vrain Massacre

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St. Vrain

Part of Black Hawk War

Date	May 24, 1832
Location	Near present day Pearl City, Illinois
Result	Sauk Nation victory

Combatants

Commanders

The Little Bear

Strength

7

unknown

Casualties

4

0

Black Hawk War of 1832
Stillman's Run – Old Man Creek – Buffalo Grove – Indian Creek – St. Vrain – Spafford Farm – Bloody Lake – Kellogg's Grove – Yellow River – Apple River Fort – Wisconsin Heights – Bad Axe

Grave of Felix St. Vrain burried at Kellogs Grove

Grave of Felix St. Vrain burried at Kellogs Grove

Listed casualties (US militia)
Felix St. Vrain
John Fowler
William Hale
Aaron Hawley

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