List of battles fought in Indiana

This is an incomplete list of all military confrontations that have occurred within the boundaries of the modern

United States of America

1783–present.

There have been several wars that have directly affected the region, including Beaver Wars (c 1590–1701), Queen Anne's War (1702–1713), King George's War (1744–1748), French and Indian War (1754–1763), American Revolutionary War (1775–1783), Northwest Indian War (1785–1795), Tecumseh's War (1811–1812), War of 1812 (1812–1814), and the American Civil War (1860–1865). Later wars, including World War I and World War II led to the death of tens of thousands of Hoosiers overseas, but the American Civil War was the last war in which an actual battle occurred within Indiana.

Battles

Siege of Fort Sackville February 20 – 25, 1779.
Signing of the Treaty of Greenville, August 3, 1795.
Battle of Tippecanoe, November 7, 1811
Siege of Fort Harrison
, September 4, 1812.
Battle of Corydon, July 9, 1863

Name	Date	Location	War	Campaign	Dead	Belligerents
Counter attack on Iroquois	1684	near modern South Bend	Beaver Wars		100+	Miami & allies vs Iroquois
Destruction of Fort Miami	1747	Fort Miami	King George's War			Huron vs France
Attack on Fort Miami	1752	Fort Miami	French and Indian War		2	British allied Indians vs France
Capture of Fort Miami	May 27, 1763	Fort Miami		Pontiac's Rebellion	10	American Indians
Capture of Fort Ouiatenon	June 1, 1763	modern Lafayette		Pontiac's Rebellion	0	American Indians
Siege of Fort Sackville	February 20 – 25, 1779	Vincennes	American Revolutionary War	Illinois Campaign	4	United States of America vs Kingdom of Great Britain
Battle of the White River Forks	1779	Lechauwitank			unknown - village destroyed	Vincennes Militia vs Delaware village
Petit fort	5 December 1780	Indiana Dunes	American Revolutionary War		4	United States vs American Indians
de LaBalme Massacre	November 5, 1780	Near the Eel River in Whitley County	American Revolutionary War		25+	American Indians
Lochry's Defeat	August 24, 1781	Near Aurora	American Revolutionary War	Illinois Campaign	37	American Indians
Battle of the Embarras River^[1]	1786	Piankeshaw Village, Knox County			7	Vincennes militia vs Piankeshaw
Hardin's Defeat	October 19, 1790	North of Fort Miami	Northwest Indian War	Harmar Expedition	22+	Western Indian Confederacy
Harmar's Defeat	October 21, 1790	Fort Miami	Northwest Indian War	Harmar Expedition	249+	Western Indian Confederacy
Battle of Big Pine Creek	1791	Big Pine Creek	Northwest Indian War			United States of America vs Kickapoo
Blackberry Campaign	May 1791	Ouiatenon	Northwest Indian War		38	Western Indian Confederacy
Battle of Kenapacomaqua	August 7, 1791	Near Logansport	Northwest Indian War		11	Western Indian Confederacy
Battle of Tippecanoe	November 7, 1811	Near Battle Ground	Tecumseh's War^[2]		223+	United States of America vs Tecumseh 's confederacy
Pigeon Roost Massacre	September 3, 1812	Underwood	War of 1812		19	Shawnee vs white settlers
Siege of Fort Harrison	September 4 – 5, 1812	Terre Haute	War of 1812		3+	United States of America vs Tecumseh 's confederacy
Siege of Fort Wayne	September 5 – 12, 1812	Fort Wayne	War of 1812	Detroit Frontier	unknown	United States of America vs Kingdom of Great Britain
Battle at Eel River^[3]	September 19, 1812	Near Churubusco	War of 1812	Detroit Frontier	25+	United States of America vs Tecumseh 's confederacy
Spur's Defeat	November 22, 1812	Wildcat Creek, near Lafayette	War of 1812		18	United States of America
Battle of the Mississinewa	December 17–18, 1812	Near Jalapa	War of 1812	Detroit Frontier	102+	United States of America vs Tecumseh 's confederacy
Battle of Tipton's Island	April 1813	White River	War of 1812	Detroit Frontier	7	Indiana Rangers vs Kickapoo
Attack at Fort Wayne	July 7, 1813	Fort Wayne	War of 1812	Detroit Frontier	3	United States of America vs Native Americans
Newburgh Raid	July 16, 1862	Newburgh	American Civil War		0	United States of America
Hines' Raid	June 18, 1863	Orange & Crawford counties^[4]	American Civil War	Morgan's Raid	3	Indiana Legion
Battle of Brandenburg Crossing	July 7, 1863	East of Mauckport	American Civil War	Morgan's Raid	2	Indiana Legion
Battle of Corydon	July 9, 1863	Corydon	American Civil War	Morgan's Raid	15	Indiana Legion

Notes

^ "Grouseland Rifle Crafted by First Indiana Sheriff Designated Official State Rifle". Whig Rose Journal Weblog of William Henry Harrison's Grouseland. 7 March 2012. Retrieved 13 September 2015.
^ Later merged with War of 1812
^ "Battle at Eel River". genealogy.com. Retrieved 2008-08-07.
^ Three men died in a skirmish near Leavenworth

v t e History of Indiana
Early history	Clovis Adena Hopewell Mississippian Beaver Wars European contact La Salle Expeditions French Rule
1700–1799	Vincennes Fort Miamis Ouiatenon French and Indian War British Rule Pontiac's War American Revolution George Rogers Clark Illinois campaign Clark's Grant Northwest Territory Wabash Confederacy Northwest Indian War Petit Fort
1800–1816	Indiana Territory Buffalo Trace Treaty of Vincennes Johnny Appleseed Treaty of Grouseland Indiana Rangers Tecumseh's War Battle of Tippecanoe War of 1812 Abolitionist movement Harmony 1st Indiana Canal Company Constitutional Convention
1817–1899	Statehood Polly v. Lasselle Mary Clark v. G.W. Johnston Treaty of St. Mary's Indian Removals Fall Creek massacre Bank of Indiana 2nd Indiana Canal Company Whitewater Canal Wabash and Erie Canal Public Works and Bankruptcy Underground Railroad Mexican-American War New Constitution Civil War Golden Age Eli Lilly & Company Reno Gang Gas boom Black Day of the General Assembly Indiana Pi Bill Golden Age of Literature
1900–1999	White Caps Elwood Haynes Indianapolis Motor Speedway World War I Indianapolis strike and riots Samuel Woodfill Indiana Klan Great Depression John Dillinger World War II Freeman Field mutiny Shipp & Smith lynchings Flood of 1937 1963 Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum gas explosion Supreme Court Reorganization
Since 2000	Flood of 2008 Indiana State Fair stage collapse
By topic	Auto racing Battles Disasters Economy Elections Ghostlore General Assembly Governors Historic sites People Historical political strength Native Americans Slavery
By city and locale	Evansville Fort Wayne Gary Hartford City Indianapolis Lafayette Lake Wawasee South Bend Terre Haute
See also: History of the United States, History of the Midwestern United States and Portal:Indiana WikiProject Indiana's History Department

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