The Greenville Treaty Line marked an Indian boundary, with Ohio lands east and south of it opened for U.S. settlement after Gen. Wayne defeated Indian tribes under Chief Blue Jacket at the Battle of Fallen Timbers in August 1794. The treaty signed by Gen. Wayne and the chiefs of eleven Indian nations at Greenville, Ohio, established this line in 1795. Blue Jacket, Black Hoof, Reed, Tarhee, and Bu-kon-ge-he-las had villages in present Logan County.