Answer the following question: What type of details about john brant -lrb- mohawk leader -rrb- can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: john brant or ahyonwaeghs -lrb- september 27 , 1794 -- august 27 , 1832 -rrb- was a mohawk chief and government official in upper canada . brant was born near the current site of brantford , ontario , the son of joseph brant -lrb- thayendanegea -rrb- and catharine croghan brant -lrb- adonwentishon -rrb- . his father joseph was a mohawk chief who became famous during the american revolutionary war . his mother catharine was from an important mohawk lineage : while her father was the irish trader george croghan , her mother was the sister of johannes tekarihoga , one of the hereditary mohawk civil leaders -lrb- or sachems -rrb- . because the mohawks were a matrilineal society , the title '' tekarihoga '' did not pass from father to son . instead , the women in the family selected the next tekarihoga from their male relatives . as clan mother , catharine brant would name johannes tekarihoga 's successor . at a young age , her son john became an obvious candidate for the next tekarihoga . the family moved near burlington bay in 1802 . john brant studied at ancaster and niagara -lrb- niagara-on-the-lake -rrb- . in the war of 1812 , brant and john norton led native warriors to stop an american attack at the battle of queenston heights in october 1812 . he was made a lieutenant in the indian department and was involved in several battles throughout the war . he helped his uncle try to get a formal deed for grant of land along the grand river called the haldimand proclamation to the six nations . in 1821 , he went to england with robert johnson kerr after lieutenant governor sir peregrine maitland informed them that they had no title to the northern part of the grant . despite their efforts , the government of the colony managed to retain control over the sale of native lands in the area . brant encouraged the building of schools for his people . in 1828 , he was appointed resident superintendent for the six nations of the grand river . in 1830 , he was elected to the legislative assembly of upper canada for...
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