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DescriptionTaimah grave marker (cropped).JPG
English: Taimah's grave marker, near, Kingston. The image on the grave incongruously shows Taimah with a stylized Plains Indian headdress; the "Tama Indian Tribe" refers to the Meskwaki who lived at the Meskwaki Settlement.
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