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David D Plain, BRS MTS











Aamjiwnaang Territory
Great Lakes Basin
c 1700

About the Author

Books by David D Plain include two publications by Trafford Publishing released August of 2007 and a third novel released September 28, 2011.  David D Plain is an aboriginal historian and author.  He is the grandson of chief On The Plain and a member of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation in Ontario Canada.  A graduate of Tyndale Seminary, Toronto, Canada he has fully researched his nation's history.  Always a lover of history he has devoted much time and effort to his family's genealogy and how it has affected the history of the Ahnishenahbek of Aamjiwnaang.  David has also been privy to the tutelage of the elders of the community.  These two sources have produced books on Ahnishenahbek (Ojibwa) history and culture that are  of the highest quality.  A fourth book is due out in the summer of 2012.





Aamjiwnaang Territory

Aamjiwnaang Territory originally included a tract of land  of about  3.5  million acres encompassing  lower Lake Huron and the St. Clair River. The Saulteux Chippewa expanded to the region from the St. Mary's River district in Lake Superior country circa 1700 to be closer to the newly founded French trading post Fort Ponchartrain (Detroit).  They eventually became know as the Aamjiwnaang First Nation.  David's books tell the story of the history of his people and their interactions with Europeans over a period of two hundred years as well as describing their culture as practiced during this time.



  

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