Slocum's second marriage, sometime after 1794, was to She-pan-can-ah, known as Deaf Man to the white men because of his deafness. She-pan-can-ah was a Miami warrior who later became a Miami chief. She first encountered him while traveling through the forest, finding him badly-wounded. With the assistance of her Delaware parents, she brought him to their village, where he stayed at their home and regained his health. Frances eventually married him. The couple had four children: two sons, who died at a young age, and two daughters, Kekenakushwa (Cut Finger) and Ozahshinquah (Yellow Leaf), who both survived to adulthood. When Frances joined the Miami she took the name Maconaquah (Little Bear).<amo name=James298/>