University of Libraries Western History Collections

Donald J. Berthrong Collection

Berthrong, Donald J. Papers, 1750–1879. 13 feet. Professor. Photocopies of correspondence (1786–1918) of government officials regarding Great Plains Indian tribes and their relations and treaties with the ; treaties (1803–1875) between these tribes and the United States; maps (1750–1876) of treaty areas; and manuscripts (1965) regarding the Indians of the Great Plains.

Box 1 Folder:

1. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, September 19, 1827.

2. A treaty between the United States and the Thornton Party of Miami Indians, February 11, 1828.

3. A treaty of between Untied States and the Wea Tribe of Indians, August 11, 1820.

4. A treaty between the United States and the Kickapoos of the Vermilion, September 5, 1820.

5. A treaty between the United States and the Wyandotte tribe of Indians, September 20, 1818.

6. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, October 26, 1832.

7. A treaty between the Untied States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, October 27, 1832.

8. A letter from J.W. Johnson, Indian Agent, Fort Wayne to the Honorable , Secretary of War for the United States, November 28, 1811.

9. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, October 20, 1832.

10. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, October 27, 1832.

11. A treaty between the United States and the Miami Tribe of Indians, November 6, 1838.

12. A treaty between the United States and the Miami Tribe of Indians, November 28, 1840.

13. A Treaty of Unification between the Pottawatomie Nation and the United States and the various tribes and bands which formed the Pottawatomie Nation, September 17, 1846.

14. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, April 22, 1836.

15. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, September 23, 1836.

16. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, August 5, 1836.

17. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, April 27, 1832.

18. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, September 20, 1836.

19. A treaty between the United States and the United Nation of the Chippewa, Ohowa and Pottawatomie, September 26, 1833.

20. A treaty between the United States and the Miami Tribe of Indians, October 23, 1834.

21. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, December 4, 1834.

22. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, December 10, 1834.

23. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, December 17, 1834.

24. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, March 29, 1836.

25. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, April 11, 1936.

26. A treaty between the United States and the Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, February 11, 1837.

27. A map of the state of ; Pottawatomie Indians, Wabash Band Treaties, 1932; Pottawatomie Indians, Prairie Band Treaties, 1833; Chippewa Indians, Mississippi River and Lake Superior Band Treaties, 1848; Chippewa Indians, Mississippi Band Treaties, 1855; Chippewa Indians, Red Lake and Pemina Band Treaties, 1864; Chippewa Indian Treaties, 1865

Box 2 Folder:

1. Records of the War Department, commands, Fort Wallace, Kansas, selected letters received concerning Indian depredations, Forsyth Patrol, Preparation Campaign of 1868, especially cooperation with General Carr and his forces. a. June 6, 1866-July 2, 1867 b. April 10, 1868-June 9, 1868 c. August 19, 1868-February 28, 1869

2. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Fort Dodge, Kansas, selected letters received concerning Indian depredations. a. February 16, 1866-March 8, 1866 b. January 15, 1867-January 25, 1868 c. March 1, 1868-August 24, 1868

3. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Fort Laramie, Wyoming, selected letters received concerning attempt to purchase fort by Cheyenne and Indian movement and actions. a. December 1, 1849 b. October 11, 1855-October 25, 1855 c. March 19, 1856-October 28, 1856 d. April 20, 1857 e. July 8, 1857-September 3, 1857 f. December 22, 1857-December 24, 1857

4. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Fort Lyon, Colorado, selected letters received concerning Indian depredations and movements. a. July 15, 1868-October 22, 1868 b. February 10, 1869-February 16, 1869 c. January 15, 1879 d. June 29, 1870

5. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Fort Harker, Kansas, selected letters received.. a. August 15, 1866 b. November 19, 1866 c. January 25, 1867 d. June 12, 1867 e. August 14, 1867 f. November 24, 1868 g. December 17, 1869-December 24, 1869

6. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Fort Supply, , selected letters received.. a. February 1, 1869 b. May 3, 1869-June 28, 1869 c. August 14, 1869 d. September 17, 1869-September 18, 1869 e. January 9, 1870-January 28, 1870 f. April 23, 1870-June 21, 1870 g. September 2, 1870-September 23, 1870 h. November 2, 1870-November 4, 1870

7. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Fort Supply, Indian Territory, selected letters received. a. March 24, 1871 b. May 13, 1871-May 15, 1871 c. July 21, 1871 d. September 20, 1871 e. January 22, 1872-February 23, 1872 f. April 26, 1872-June 24, 1872 g. October 20, 1872-November 2, 1872 h. March 15, 1873-May 23, 1873 i. July 15, 1873-July 17, 1873 j. September 5, 1873-November 9, 1873 k. March 26, 1874-July 11, 1874 l. November 15, 1874-november 19, 1874

8. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Fort Hays, Kansas, selected letters received. a. August 25, 1867 b. May 28, 1868-May 31, 1868 c. July 19, 1868-July 20, 1868 d. April 30, 1869-May 10, 1869 e. October 10, 1869-October 19, 1869 f. December 20, 1869 g. February 12, 1870-February 19, 1870

9. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Fort Larned, Kansas, selected letters received. a. September 2, 1861 b. March 21, 1868-July 9, 1868 c. September 8, 1868-September 20, 1868

10. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, selected letters received . a. September 20, 1844-September 30, 1844 b. August 14, 1847 c. February 12, 1850-February 23, 1850 d. October 12, 1850 e. November 1, 1866 f. May 16, 1867

11. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, District of Colorado, selected letters received. a. April 9, 1864-May 22, 1865

12. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Districts of Colorado and Missouri, selected letters received. a. June 1, 1863-September 14, 1863 b. November 8, 1863-November 21, 1863 Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Department of the Missouri District if the Plains, selected letters received a. June 20, 1865 b. August 18, 1865

13. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Department of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. October 23, 1865-October 30, 1865 b. December 27, 1865-January 21, 1866 c. March 3, 1866-March 8, 1866 d. September 28, 1866-October 30, 1866 e. December 5, 1866-January 30, 1867

14. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Department of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. February 1, 1867-August 15, 1867 b. October 30, 1867 c. March 19, 1868-July 8, 1868 d. January 14, 1869

15. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands and letters sent to Military of the Missouri. a. December 2, 1868-January 28, 1869 b. May 11, 1869-May 19, 1869

Box 3 Folder:

16. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands and letters sent to Department of the Missouri. a. Volume 84: April 8, 1873 b. Volume 84: November 3, 1873

17. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received.

a. July 7, 1874-December 14, 1874

18. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. July 11, 1874-December 3, 1874 b. November 23, 1875

19. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. January 15, 1875-March 22, 1875 b. May 11, 1875

20. Records of the War Department, Headquarters of the United States Army, selected letters received. a. February 22, 1866 b. May 8, 1866-May 14, 1866 c. June 7, 1866 d. July 20, 1866 e. August 17, 1866 f. September 21, 1866-September 30, 1866 g. November 15, 1866

21. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. January 11, 1867-May 28, 1867 b. July 6, 1867-July 19, 1867 c. August 8, 1867

22. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. May 25, 1868 b. September 9, 1868-December 2, 1868

23. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. April 14, 1873-July 30, 1873 b. October 9, 1873-December 3, 1873 c. February 17, 1874-March 18, 1874 d. May 18, 1874-May 29, 1874 e. July 5, 1874-July 18, 1874

24. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. July 20, 1874-February 26, 1875

25. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. February 14, 1875-August 3, 1875

26. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. September 15, 1864 b. December 23, 1864 c. December 20, 1866 d. December 2, 1866-January 27, 1867

27. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. February 16, 1866-March 26, 1867

Box 4 Folder:

28. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. April 13, 1867-April 30, 1867

29. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. May 4, 1867-July 30, 1867

30. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. August 4, 1867-August 25, 1867 b. October 23, 1867 c. November 2, 1867 d. December 19, 1867 e. January 16, 1868 f. February 5, 1868-March 24, 1868 g. May 27, 1868-June 25, 1868

31. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. March 24, 1868-June 25, 1868

32. Records of the War Department, United States Army Commands, Military Division of the Missouri, selected letters received. a. November 1, 1868-December 23, 1868 b. June 9, 1869 c. July 26, 1869

33. Records of the War Department, Office of the Adjutant General, selected letters received. a. March 22, 1873-April 9, 1873 b. June 2, 1873 c. September 4, 1873 d. October 8, 1873-November 21, 1873 e. January 22, 1874-February 3, 1874 f. March 1, 1874-September 18, 1874

34. Records of the War Department, Office of the Adjutant General, selected letters received. a. October 1, 1874-December 30, 1874

Box 5 Folder:

35. Records of the War Department, Office of the Adjutant General, selected letters received. a. Copy of Major G.W. Schofield's map of Fort Sill Column, December 2- 31, 1872 b. January 5-April 24, 1875

36. Sherman letters, 1866-1869, Library of Congress. a. November 3, 1866 b. April 3, 1867 c. June 14, 1867-July 16, 1867 d. September 4, 1867-September 28, 1867 e. March 14, 1868 f. June 17, 1868 g. July 27, 1868 f. September 3, 1868-September 23, 1868 h. November 5, 1868-February 9, 1869

37. Letters received by the Office of Indian Affairs, Saint Louis Superintendencey, 1824-1851. a. Licenses to trade with Indian tribes under William Clark, September 1, 1924-September 1, 1925 b. December 8, 1825 c. October 12, 1826 d. Statement of License for Indian Trade, April 21, 1837 e. April 25, 1838-April 30, 1838 f. January 1, 1842 g. May 4, 1843 h. April 30, 1847

38. Office of Indian Affairs, letters received, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, 1975- 1880. a. October 24, 1874-February 25, 1875

39. Office of Indian Affairs, letters received, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, 1975- 1880. a. March 1, 1875-December 8, 1875

Box 6 Folder:

40. George Bent letter, , 1906. a. February 28, 1906-June 24, 1906 b. October 16, 1906-October 22, 1906

41. George Bent letters, Yale University, 1904-1910. a. August 1, 1904 b. October 15, 1904 c. November 16, 1904 d. April 3, 1905-August 11, 1905 e. October 3, 1905-October 18, 1905 f. April 14, 1908 g. July, 1908 h. October 1, 1908-November 22, 1908 i. June 3, 1909-June 5, 1909 j. August 31, 1910-September 26, 1910

42. George Bent letters, Yale University, 1913. a. January 13, 1913-December 29, 1913

43. George Bent letters, Yale University, 1914. a. January 3, 1914-June 5, 1914

44. George Bent letters, Yale University, 1912. a. January 6, 1912-July 12, 1912 b. November 26, 1912-December 27, 1912

45. George Bent letters, Yale University, 1911. a. January 21, 1911-August 22, 1911 b. October 2, 1911-December 18, 1911

46. George Bent letters, Yale University, 1914-1915. a. June 11, 1914-November 27, 1914 b. January 20, 1915-December 20, 1915

47. George Bent letters, Yale University, 1916-1918. a. February 2, 1916-April 24, 1916 b. October 6, 1916-December 30, 1916 c. January 18, 1917-December 19, 1917 d. April 25, 1918-May 18, 1918 e. Newspaper article from August 31, 1914, "The Siege of Bent's Fort" f. May 14, 1926

Box 7 Folder:

48. Excerpts from manuscripts on the ethnography and philology of the Cheyenne, Ben Clark(e)? a. Ethnology of present location of Cheyennes b. Copy of letter to Ben Clark c. Cheyenne names of rivers and localities d. Cheyenne band names from Clark manuscripts

49. Records of the War Department, Office of the Adjutant General, selected letters received, 1934-1936, national archives.

50. Records of the War Department, Office of the Adjutant General, selected letters received, 1855-1859.

51. Letters to P. Sheridan concerning Indian policy, 1868-1869.

52. Article written by George B. Grinnell, "Bent's Old Fort and Its Builders," Yale University Library.

53. Bent's letters, Yale University Library, 1905-1906.

NOTE: Boxes 1-10 contain manuscript material in red rope folders.

Box 11 Folder:

54. The following information is from the Indian Claims Commission, docket #253 (consolidated), starts with #61 to #162 (Exhibit): Defendant's Exhibit #61-- English translations of Margry, official account…de la Salle, 1679 to 1749, also includes Celeron and Beaurain; Defendant's Exhibit #62--Excerpts from The Handbook of the American Indian; Defendant's Exhibit # 63--Jesuit relations, 1669-1750.

55. Defendant's Exhibit # 64--Extracts from the collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1702-1779.

56. Defendant's Exhibit # 65--Extracts from Early Narratives of the Northwest, Louise Phillips Kellego, 1698; Defendant's Exhibit # 66--Extracts from Henry Hamilton and George Rogers Clark in the American Revolution, edited by John D. Barnhart.

57. Defendant's Exhibit # 67--Extracts from the collection of the State Historical Society concerning the Old Northwest, 1750-1783.

58. Defendant's Exhibit #68--Extracts from Spain and the Mississippi Valley by Lawrence Kinnaird, 1780-1793; Defendant's Exhibit #69--Extracts from The Territorial Papers of the United States by Clarence E. Carter, 1787-1816.

59. Defendant's Exhibit # 70--Extracts from Frances Krauskop's The French in Indiana, 1700-1760; Defendant's Exhibit #71--Extracts from the Bulletin of the Historical Society of Missouri, John D. Barnhart, ed. "A New Diary of Governor 'Harry' Hamilton, 1778; Defendant's Exhibit #72--Extract Blair, Indian Tribes, Vol. 1 (Savage Allies of France), 1700; Defendant's Exhibit #73--Extracts from Henri de Tonty concerning the explorations of La Salle, 1678-1683.

60. Defendant's Exhibit #74--Extracts from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Ms., Wayne Papers, 1792-1796; Defendant's Exhibit #75--Extracts from the Massachusetts Historical Society, Winthrop Sargent Collection, Ms., 1790; Defendant's Exhibit #76--Extracts from Marietta College Library, Rufus Putnam Paper, 1793; Defendant's Exhibit #77--Extracts from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Richard Butler's Journal, 1775.

61. Defendant's Exhibit #79--Extracts from the Indiana Historical Society Publications, volumes 2-19 concerning the Old Northwest, 1768-1791; Defendant's Exhibit #80--Extracts from John Gilmary Shea, ed. History and General Description of New France; Defendant's Exhibit #81--Extracts from the Journal of the Continental Congress, 1774-1789.

62. Defendant's Exhibit #82--Extracts from the Historical Collections of the Pioneer and Historical Society, 1702-1778.

Box 13 Folder:

63. Defendant's Exhibit #83--Documents relating to the Colonial History of the State of , 1702-1748; Defendant's Exhibit # 84--Extracts from Systems of Consanguinity and Affinity of the Human Family, by Lewis Morgan; Defendant's Exhibit #85--Extract from Newton D. Mereness Travels in American Colonies, 1722-1723; Defendant's Exhibit #86--Extracts from Continental Congress, 1785- 1788 "A List of the Western Nations of Indians Contiguous to the Post at Muskingum"; Defendant's Exhibit #87--Extracts of Richard C. Knopf's A Surgeon's Mate at Fort Defiance, 1795; Defendant's Exhibit #88--Extracts from Louis Houck's The Spanish Regime in Missouri, 1769-1795; Defendant's Exhibit #89--Extracts from Williams l. Stone's Life of Joseph Brent, 1785-1795; Defendant's Exhibit #90--Extracts from Liscomb and Bergh, ed. The Writings of ; Defendant's Exhibit #91--Extracts from Milo Quaife, The John Askin Papers, 1789.

64. Defendant's Exhibit #92--Extracts from the American State Papers, Class VIII, Public Lands, 1789-1850; Defendant's Exhibit #93--Extracts from Gilbert Imlay's A Topographic Description of the Western Territory of North America, 1797; Defendant's Exhibit #94--Extracts from William Henry Smith, The Life and Public Services of Arthur St. Clair, 1787-1791; Defendant's Exhibit #95--Extracts from Clarence M. Burtion's Ephraim Douglass and His Times; Defendant's Exhibit #96--Extracts from Documents Legislative and Executive of the Congress of the United States, 1790-1815.

65. Defendant's Exhibit #97--Extracts from the Indiana Historical Collection concerning , 1801-1814; Defendant's Exhibit #98-- Extracts from Buell The Memoirs of Rufus Putnam, 1791-1792; Defendant's Exhibit #99--Extracts from Edward Mason, Earl Chicago and Illinois, 1782.

Box 14 Folder:

66. Defendant's Exhibit #100--Extracts from the National Archives, Records of the Office of the Secretary of War, 1802-1809; Defendant's Exhibit #101--Extracts from Ninian Edwards, History of Illinois, 1778-1833; Defendant's Exhibit #102-- Extracts from the American Ethnological Society, Map of North American Indian Languages; Defendant's Exhibit #103--Extracts from Reuben Gold Thwaites, Journal of Captain Thomas Morris of His Majesty's XVII Regiment of Infantry, 1764; Defendant's Exhibit #104--Extracts from Draper manuscript, 9J; Defendant's Exhibit #105--Extracts from the Pennsylvania Historical Society, Memoirs, Vol. 7, Ebenezer Denny, Military Journal, 1781-1795.

67. Defendant's Exhibit #106--A new map of the Western part of , Pennsylvania, Maryland, and in 1778, a map of Canada that includes and the Gulf of Mexico, Plate XIB that shows the Old Northwest, Plate X of Mare Del Nord, and Sarah Tucker's Indian Village of Illinois Country; Defendant's Exhibit #107--Mississippi Provincial Archives, Rowland and Saunders, 1735-1742; Defendant's Exhibit #108--Extracts from Lois Mulkearn, George Mercer papers, 1750s; Defendant's Exhibit #109--Extracts from Frontier Forts and Trails Survey, Journal of Chaussegros de Lery, 1740; Defendant's Exhibit #110--Extracts from Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 12, Narrative of John Herkewelder's Journey to the Wabash in 1792; Defendant's Exhibit #111---Extracts from S.K. Stevens and D.H. Kent, eds., The Papers of Colonel Henry Bouquet, 1763; Defendant's Exhibit #113--Extracts from Thwaites and Kellogg, Frontier Defense on the Upper , 177-1778; Defendant's Exhibit #114--Extracts from Maryland Historical Magazines, W.H. Love, "A Quaker Pilgrimage"; Defendant's Exhibit #115--Extracts from Prehistory Research Series, Vol. 1.

68. Defendant's Exhibit #116--Extracts from Matilda Edgar, The Years of Upper Canada in Peace and War, 1805-1815; Defendant's Exhibit #117--Extracts from Alfred T. Goodman, ed. Journal of Captain William Trent, 1752; Defendant's Exhibit #118--Extracts from the Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania, Vol. 3.

69. Defendant's Exhibit #119--Extracts from the National Archives, War Department, Secretary of War, 1804-1823.

70. Defendant's Exhibit #120--Pennsylvania Archives, first series, Vol. 1, 1728; Defendant's Exhibit #121--Extracts from Haldimand Papers; Defendant's Exhibit #122--Extracts from William Darlington, Christopher Gist's Journal; Defendant's Exhibit #123--Extracts from Indiana State Library, A History of Thomas Morrison, manuscript, 1700-1801; Defendant's exhibit #124--Extracts from The American Historical Review, Volume V, G.P. Garrison, ed., A Memorandum of M. Austin's Journey; Defendant's Exhibit #125--Extracts from Moses Dawson, A Historical Narrative…; Defendant's Exhibit #126--Extracts from the Moravian Archives, manuscript, John Heckewelde, Journey to the Wabash, 1792; Defendant's Exhibit #127--Extracts from National Archives, Record Group 75, T. Blake, letter to Barbour.

71. Defendant's Exhibit #128--Extracts from the National Archives, Record Group 75, Joseph Sinclair, 1846-1850; Defendant's Exhibit #129--Extracts from the National Archives, Record Group 75, Department of War, 1824-1850; Defendant's Exhibit #130--Extracts from the National Archives, Record Group 223, Graham Fitch, 1851; Defendant's Exhibit #131--Extracts from the Journal of the Proceedings, Indian Treaties, September 30, 1809; Defendant's Exhibit #132-- Extracts from the Office of Indian Affairs, Fort Wayne Agency, 1809; Defendant's Exhibit #133--Extracts from the Congressional Document Series 30, Journal of the House, 1820; Defendant's Exhibit #134--Extracts from Vernon Kinietz, ed. Beearmeear Traditions.

Box 15 Folder:

72. Defendant's Exhibit #135--Extracts from the National Archives, Record Group 153, Records of the Judge Advocate General, 1809; Defendant's Exhibit #136-- Extracts from C.W. Butterfield, Correspondence; Defendant's Exhibit #137--Extracts from Thwaites and Kellogg, The Revolution on the Upper Ohio, 1775-1777; Defendant's Exhibit #138--Extracts from the American Pioneer, Vol. 2, "Letters of Colonel Hamtramck"; Defendant's Exhibit #139--Extracts from Eugene Bliss, Diary of David Zeisberger: A Moravian Missionary; Defendant's Exhibit #140--Extracts from map, Indian names of lakes, rivers, towns and forts in Indiana, 1882; Defendant's Exhibit #141--Extracts from Ohio Archeological and Historical Society Publications, Basil Meek, General Harmer's Expedition; Defendant's Exhibit #142--Extracts from the Parkman Papers; Defendant's Exhibit #143--Extracts from W.W. Clayton, History of the State of Indiana, Illustrated Historical Atlas of the State of Indiana.

73. Defendant's Exhibit #144--Extracts from Historical Account of Bouquet's Expedition Against the Ohio Indians; Defendant's Exhibit #145--Extracts from Jacob Piatt Dunn, True Indian Stories with Glossary of Indian Names; Defendant's Exhibit #146--Extracts from the Huntington Library, Loudon Collection, Vaudreull-Cavagnal, 1744; Defendant's Exhibit #147--Extracts from the Moravian Archives Manuscripts, Moravian Indian Missions, Heckewelde; Defendant's Exhibit #148--Extracts from the Library of Congress, from the Paris Archives concerning the colonies; Defendant's Exhibit #149--Extracts from William H. Harrison letter to his constituents, 1800.

74. Defendant's Exhibit #150--Extracts from the Indiana State Library, Indiana Department, LaSalle Collection, concerning William Henry Harrison, 1801; Defendant's Exhibit #152--Extracts from the Indiana University Library, William Henry Harrison Manuscript Collections, 1805-1807; Defendant's Exhibit #153-- Extracts from map, National Archives, showing claims of the Piankishaws, 1824; Defendant's Exhibit #154--a report by William Madill to Samuel Houston, January 11, 1849, National Archives Record Group 46; Defendant's Exhibit #155--National Archives, RG11, William Harrison to William Eustis, 1809.

Box 16 Folder:

75. Defendant's Exhibit #156--Extracts from The Expedition of Baron de Longueuil, edited by Stevens and Kent; Defendant's Exhibit #157--Extracts from House Document HR88, 1820; Defendant's Exhibit #158--Extracts from the National Archives Record Group 75, Secretary of War, letter received, H. Ampaumut to William Wells, 1808; Defendant's Exhibit #159--Extracts from R. Carlyle Buley's The Old Northwest; Defendant's Exhibit #160--Extracts from The Pioneer History of Indiana by Colonel William Moore Cockrum, 1907; Defendant's Exhibit #161- -Extracts from Indiana from Frontier to Industrial Commonwealth, by John D. Barnhart and Donald F. Carmony, not dated; defendant's Exhibit #162--Extracts from the History of Indiana from Its Earliest Exploration by Europeans to the Close of the Territorial Government, in 1816, by John B. Dillon, 1859.

NOTE: The following information concerns Indians on the frontier between 1750 and1875, especially the Old Northwest between 1790 and 1830.

76. A Statistical Abstract of the Nation of Indians Who Inhabited that Part of Louisiana Visited by Z.W. Pikein, His Tour of Discovery in that Country in 1806- 1807. National Archives, RG75.

77. Speech of the United Indian Nations, given at the mouth of the Detroit River, 1786, National Archives, RG46.

78. Report of the Secretary of War concerning treaties made at Fort Harmer and the Treaty of Fort Stanwick, January 9, 1789. National Archives RG46.

79. Letter from Josiah Harmer to Secretary Knox, November 23, 1790, 13 pages, photostat (original in Clements Library, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Harmer Papers); two lists of treaties and annuities paid to Indians, 1790-1829, National Archives, RG75.

80. Letter form Wilkinson to Shelby, August 25, 1792, Chicago Historical Society, photostat; letter from to Anthony Wayne, June 22, 1792, Historical Society of Pennsylvania Manuscript, Wayne Papers, Vol. 20.

81. a. Collins, Joseph E., deposition, Legion Ville, February 16, 1793. b. Wells, William, deposition, Hobson's Choice, September 16, 1793. c. Pasteur, Thomas, letter to Anthony Wayne, Fort Knox, September 21, 1793. d. Prior, Abner, certificate for Mr. Johnston, White Pigeon, December 17, 1793.

82. a. Pasteur, Thomas, letter to Anthony Wayne, January 14, 1794. b. Wayne, Anthony, letter to A. Prior, February 14, 1794. c. Wayne, Anthony, letter to Thomas Pasteur, February 14, 1794. d. Pasteur, Thomas, letter to Anthony Wayne, March 8, 1794. e. Pasteur, Thomas, letter to Anthony Wayne, May 4, 1794. f. Pasteur, Thomas, letter to Anthony Wayne, May 14, 1794. g. Pasteur, Thomas, letter to Anthony Wayne, May 29, 1794. h. Wayne, Anthony, letter to Thomas Pasteur, June 17, 1794. i. Pasteur, Thomas, information received from Number One, June 22, 1794. j. Pasteur, Thomas, letter to Anthony Wayne, June 23, 1794. k. Vigo, Francis, letter to Anthony Wayne, June 24, 1794. l. Wayne, Anthony, letter to Thomas Pasteur, July 5, 1794. m. The examination of Prisoner Pottawatomie, July 23, 1794. n. Ducoigne, Baptists, addressed to Anthony Wayne, August 1, 1794. o. Pasteur, Thomas, letter to Anthony Wayne, October 12, 1794. p. Stephens, Thomas, deposition, Miami Village, October 1794. q. Hamtramck, John Francis, letter to Anthony Wayne, December 30, 1794. r. Miller, Christopher, statement, December 17, 1794.

83. a. Wayne, Anthony, speech to Sachems, Chiefs and warriors of Chippewas, January 19, 1795. b. Wayne, Anthony, January 24, 1795. c. Wayne, Anthony, letter to Winthrop Sergent, February 10, 1795. d. Pasteur, Thomas, letter to Anthony Wayne, February 15, 1795. e. Williams, Jr., Isaac, letter to Anthony Wayne, February 19, 1795. f. Proclamation to the Indians, February 22, 1795. g. Hamtramck, John, letter to Anthony Wayne, April 10, 1795. h. Edgar, John and François Canis to Anthony Wayne, March 31, 1795. i. Speech by Anthony Wayne to the Wabash, March 19, 1795. j. Pottawatomie speeches, March 12, 1795. l. Pasteur, Thomas, report to a council, April 19-23, 1795. m. Hammill, J., letter to Doyle, April 30, 1795. n. Wade, John, abstracts of a journal, May 8-June, 1795. o. Wayne, Anthony, letter to Thomas Pasteur, June 11, 1795. p. Hamtramck, John Francis, letter to Anthony Wayne, May 27, 1795. q. Hamtramck, John Francis, letter to Anthony Wayne, May 21, 1795. r. Hamtramck, John Francis, letter to Anthony Wayne, May 16, 1795. s. Wade, John, letter to Anthony Wayne, June 12, 1795. t. Bodley, Thomas, letters (2) to Anthony Wayne, June 12, 1795. u. Wayne, Anthony, letter to Arthur St. Clair, June 28, 1795. v. Wayne, Anthony, letter to Hunt, June 19, 1795. w. Hamtramck, John Francis, letter to Anthony Wayne, June 17, 1795, x. Drake, Samuel, to Anthony Wayne, June 30, 1795. y. Wayne Anthony, hunting on the Scioto River, October 20, 1795. z. Wells, John, to Anthony Wayne, June 2, 1795.

84. Letters and depositions concerning Indians of the Northwest, supplies, military conditions in the Old Northwest, from February to September 1796. Historical Society, v. 43-46, from Zebulon Pike, Hamtramck, Anthony Wayne, Meigs, Jonathan, David Strong, and Louis Bolong. Two copies of a letter from two Ottawa to ?, July 17, 1796.

85. Miscellaneous correspondence from May to November 1797, concerning Old Northwest, Rufus Putnam, James Wilkinson, Colonel Rilgir, Chicago Historical Society.

86. Two copies, letter from Rufus Putnam to ?, concerning Indian boundary line after Treaty of Greenville, March 17, 1799.

87. Letter from Henry Wolran to Commissioner of Indian Affairs concerning Pottawatomie and Chippewa, April 3, 1860.

88. Four copies from a letter from Rufus Putnam to Albert Gallop concerning rights in the Old Northwest, January 7, 1802.

89. a. Abstract of articles of treaty between US and the Kaskaskias, August 13, 1803. b. Letters to William H. Harrison concerning Indian Treaties, February 24, 1803. c. Message from President of the United States and Treaty with Kaskaskias, October 31, 1803. d. Articles of a treaty between US and Delawares, Pottawatomie, June 7, 1803.

90. a. Treaties between the US and the Delaware, August 18, 1804. b. Treaties between the US and the Painkeshew, August 27, 1804. c. Treaty between the US and the Kaskaskias, October 1804. d. Return of the Fort Wayne Factory, inventory list. e. Connecticut request to make a treaty with Indians in Ohio, October 1, 1804. f. Letter from M. Wherry to Captain Stoddard, September 12, 1804. g. Letter of to , October 28, 1804. h. Letter from William Wells to James Wilkinson, October 6, 1804. i. Letter from Secretary of War to Captain William Wells, October 26, 1804. j. Message from the President about treaties made with the Delawares and Painkeshaw tribes, November 15, 1804.

91. a. Letter from William H. Harrison to , March 3, 1805. b. Letter of Henry Dearborn to Charles Lovett, April 2, 1805. c. A copy of a grant written in French, May 25, 1805. d. A revised copy of the grant, May 25, 1805. e. Letter of William Chouteau to William H. Harrison, May 22, 1805. f. Letter of Hendrick Aupaumut to Henry Dearborn, May 21, 1805. g. Letters to the US government from Indians seeking assistance, June 22, 1805. h. Letter of John Charver to William Wells, June 18, 1808. i. Minutes of a council at Fort Wayne by General Gibson, June 21, 1805. j. Letter from Charles Jouett, July 4, 1805. k. Letter from William H. Harrison to Secretary of War, July 12, 1805. l. Letter from William H. Harrison to the Secretary of War, July 12, 1805.

92. Letter concerning minutes of a grand council-fire attended by representatives of tribes under protection of the US, 1805; letter to Henry Dearborn concerning the affairs of the Old Northwest, August 25, 1805; letter of John Johnston to J.C. Calhoun concerning the Indians of the Old Northwest, August 18, 1805; letter of Jared Mansfield to Albert Gallatin concerning Indians of the Old Northwest, September 22, 1805; letter from Lieutenant Z.M. Pike to Colonel James Wilkinson, September 23, 1805; letter of James Wilkinson to Henry Dearborn concerning Pike and resignations, November 26, 1805; letter of James Wilkinson to Henry Dearborn; letter of James Wilkinson to Henry Dearborn concerning an establishment of recruiting service for Indian traders, December 10, 1805; letter of James Wilkinson to Henry Dearborn concerning the murder of two white men, December 25, 1805; letter of James Wilkinson to Henry Dearborn concerning the sending of an expedition up the Missouri, December 30, 1805; letter of James Wilkinson to Henry Dearborn concerning Lewis and Clark, December 30, 1805.

93. Inventory of the Fort Wayne Factory.

94. a. Extracts from the Fort Wayne Factory Day Book for 1806. b. Letter from Z. Pike to Colonel James Wilkinson, October 24, 1806. c. Treaty between the Delawares, Pottawatomie and others. d. Letter of Jared Mansfield to Albert Gallatin, September 8, 1806. e. Letter of Paul Curtis to Secretary of War, July 1806.

Box 18 Folder:

95. a. Letter from Henry Dearborn to Governor William Hull, January 7, 1807. b. Letter from Henry Dearborn, January 27, 1807. c. Letter from William Wells to Henry Dearborn, April 30, 1807. d. Letter from of Frederick Bates to Henry Dearborn, May 17, 1817. e. Address to the Chiefs of the Chippewa and Ottawa tribes, May 27, 1807. f. Letter from William Wells to Henry Dearborn. g. Letter from William Johnston to Secretary of War, June 3, 1807. h. Letter from William Johnston to Dearborn, May 31, 1807. i. Letter from William Wells to Dearborn, May 2, 1807. j. Letter from Jared Mansfield to Albert Gallatin, June 13, 1807. k. Letter from J. Dunham to Dearborn, June 1,2 1807.

96. a. Affidavit by François Ducharme, July 6, 1807. b. Letter from William H. Harrison to Henry Dearborn, July 11, 1807. c. Letter from William Henry Harrison to Dearborn, August 29, 1807. d. Letter from Harrison to Dearborn, August 25, 1807. e. Letter from N. Boilvin to Dearborn, September 14, 1807. f. Letter from William Hull to Dearborn, October 24, 1807. g. Letter from Hull to Dearborn, November 4, 1807. h. Letter from Hull to the Governor of Michigan, November 8, 1807. i. Letter from C.J. Jouett to Dearborn, December 5, 1807. j. Letter from William Clark to Dearborn, December 3, 1807. k. Letter from William Hull, December 3, 1807. l. Letter from John Johnston to Dearborn, December 30, 1807.

97. a. Letters of William Platter. b. Letter from Meriwether Lewis to Dearborn. c. Thomas Jefferson speech. d. Treaty between Osages and US. e. Letter from Lewis to Chouteau. f. Letter from Chouteau and Lewis. g. Letter from Harrison to Dearborn. h. Message to Fort Clark. i. Treaty made at Fort Clark. j. Letter from Wells to Dearborn. k. Letter from Jared Mansfield to Gallatin. l. Letter from Pike to Dearborn. m. Abstract of treaty among Ottawa, Chippewa and Pottawatomie. n. Letter from Fred Bates to Dearborn.

98. a. Letter from John Johnston to Dearborn. b. Letter from Jefferson to Ottawas and Chippewas. c. Letter from William H. Harrison to William Eustis. d. Letter from William Arundel to N. Pope. e. Letter from Harrison to Dearborn. f. Letter from B. Parker to Dearborn. g. Letter from N. Pope to Eustis. h. Letter from William Well to Eustis. i. Letter from Wells to John Smith. j. Letter from Wyandottes to Madison. k. Letter from S. Trapper to S. Huntington. l. Letter from Colonel D. Bissell to Eustis. m. Letter from Mansfield to Eustis.

99. a. Letter from Hull to Eustis. b. Letter from Stark to Colonel D. Bissell. c. Letter from N. Edwards to Eustis. d. Letter from William Irving to Eustis. e. Letter from William H. Harrison to Eustis. f. Letter from Jared Mansfield to Gallatin. g. Letter from Wells to Eustis. h. Letter from Harrison to Eustis.

Box 19 Folder:

100. a. Letter from John Johnston to William Hull. b. Letter from Michael Brouitte to William H. Harrison. c. Letter from Hull to Eustis. d. Letter from Harrison to Eustis. e. Letter from Chouteau to Eustis. f. Letter from William Clark to Eustis. g. Letter from Hull to the Prophet. h. Letter from Johnston to Harrison. i. Letter from Harrison speech to the Prophet. j. Letter from Wilkinson to Eustis.

101. a. Letter from John Sergent to ? b. Letter from John Pope to William Wells. c. Letter from William H. Harrison to Eustis. d. Harrison recommendation of Wells. e. Letter from Clark to Eustis. f. Letter from Hull to Eustis. g. Letter from James Rogers, Chief of the Shawnee, to the President. h. Letter from William Clark to Madison. i. Letter from Mansfield to Gallatin. j. Letter from William Whitesides to Ninian Edwards. k. Letter from Edwards to William Clark. l. Speech by Little Chief; W. Sinnard to General John Mason. m. Extracts from The Western Sun. n. Letter from John Shaw to John Johnston. o. Speech by General Hull.

102. a. Speeches by William H. Harrison to the Miami. b. Letter from Parke to Harrison J. Johnston to Howard. c. Letter from Wallis Taylor to Harrison. d. Letter from Harrison to Eustis. e. Letter from J. Snelling to Harrison. f. Letter from William Clark to Eustis. g. Letter from Edwards to Eustis. h. Letter from W. Shaw to John Johnston. i. Letter from William Hull to Eustis. j. Letter from Edwards to Eustis. k. Letter from Edwards to Madison. l. Letter from Johnston to Eustis. m. Letter from Boyd to ?

103. a. Letter from J. Lalime to B. Howard. b. Letter from Wells to Harrison. c. Letter from Clark to Eustis. d. Letter from Maurice Blandon to Governor Howard. e. List of the heads of the Pottawatomie tribes. f. Letter from Johnston to Eustis. g. Letter from B. Howard to Eustis. h. Letter from Harrison to Eustis. i. Letter from Snelling to Harrison. j. Letter from Reuben Atwater to Eustis. k. Letter from Edwards to Eustis. l. Letter from P.E. Thomas to Eustis. m. Letter from Captain Horatio Stark to Lt. Colonel D. Bissell. n. Letter from Hendrick Aupaumut to Phillip Thomas. o. Letter from Atwater to Monroe.

104. a. Letter from J. Johnston to Eustis. b. Letter from H. Boilvin to Eustis. c. Letter from William H. Harrison to Eustis. d. Letter from Arthur St. Clair to Thomas. e. Letter from Hull to Eustis. f. Letter from John Kinzie to Thomas Forsythe. g. Letter from Hull to ? h. Letter from Governor Howard to Eustis. i. Letter from Edwards to Howard. j. Letter from to Eustis. k. Letter from Josiah Meigs to ? l. Letter from Wells to Harrison. m. Letter from Lt. Hanke to Hull. n. Letter from E. Taylor to Harrison. o. Letter from Edwards to Governor Scott of . p. Letter from Edwards to Eustis. q. Letter from James Brock to Hull.

105. Annuities, 1813.

106. a. Letter from Maurice Blondeau to ? b. Letter from Arthur St. Clair to ? c. Letter from William H. Harrison to Monroe. d. Letter from Thomas Forsythe to Governor Howard. e. Letter from Governor Meigs to ? f. Letter from F. Bates to Governor Howard. g. Letter from Governor Edwards to ? h. Letter from Harrison to Shelby. i. Letter from J. Roc to ? j. Letter from Harrison to John Armstrong, Secretary of War. k. Letter from Duncan McArthur to John Armstrong.

107. a. Exchange of prisoners by Harrison. b. Letter from George Croghan to John Armstrong. c. Letter from Harrison to Armstrong.

108. a. Letter from Richard Johnson to Secretary of War. b. Letter from Harrison to John Armstrong. c. Letter from G. Clay to Harrison. d. Letter from Forsythe to Major Heald. e. Letter from B. Howard to Armstrong. f. Letter from T. Hamilton to Colonel Bissell.

109. a. Letter from John O'Fallon to Lt. Colonel Butler. b. Letter from Robert Dixon to ? c. Letter from Butler to Harrison. d. Letter from Harrison to Armstrong. e. Letter from R. Dixon (Dickson) to Francis Dace. f. Letter from Colonel Butler to Major Gist. g. Letter from Harrison. h. Letter from Edwards to Harrison. i. Letter from D. Graham to Francis M. Dace. j. Letter from William Clark to Armstrong. k. Letter from Lt. Colonel G. Croghan. l. Letter from Ben Howard to John Armstrong.

110. a. Letter from Parke to Governor T.N. Posey. b. Letter from Posey to Monroe. c. Letter from B.F. Stickney to . d. Letter from Posey to Judge B. Parke. e. Letter from Duncan McArthur to James Monroe. f. Letter from James Biggar to Posey. g. Letter from Lewis Cass to ? h. Letter from Thomas Forsythe to Monroe. i. Letter from Ninian Edwards to B. Stephenson. j. Letter from Colonel W. Russell to Monroe. k. Letter from McArthur to John Armstrong.

111. a. Letter from J. Whistler to Madison. b. Letter from Whistler to Duncan McArthur. c. Letter from Samuel Hopkins to Monroe. d. Letter from B.F. Stickney to Monroe. e. Letter from William Woodbridge to Monroe. f. Letter from Pierre Andre to Posey. g. Letter from B. Parke to Posey. h. Letter from Cass to Monroe. i. Letter from Françoise Ducharme to J. Kinzie. j. Letter from Posey to Monroe. k. Speech of the Pottawatomie. l. Letter from Ninian Edwards to Monroe. m. Letter from Butler to Monroe. n. Letter from William Clarke to Monroe.

112. a. Letter from John Johnston to James Monroe. b. Letter from Lewis Cass to Monroe. c. Letter from Cass to A. Dallas. d. Letter from John Graham to Dallas. e. Letter from Johnston to Dallas. f. Letter from Josiah Meigs to Dallas. g. Letter from Cass to Meigs. h. Letter from C. Jouett to A. Dallas. i. Letter from Stanley Griswold to Monroe. j. Letter from Clark E. Chouteau to A. Dallas. k. Letter from Whistler to Dallas.

113. a. Letter from T.N. Posey to William H. Crawford. b. Letter from William Turner to Stephan Ormsby. c. Letter from Ben Parke to Posey. d. Letter from James McPherson to Samuel Newell. e. Letter from William Clarke to James Caldwell. f. Letter from Clarke to . g. Letter from John Johnston to Crawford.

114. a. Letter from Ninian Edwards to Crawford. b. Letter from Johnston to Crawford. c. Letter from B.F. Stickney to Crawford. d. Letter from Isaac Walker to Crawford. e. Letter from E. Shipp to Colonel Lawrence. f. Letter from John Gardiner to . g. Letter from Stickney to Graham. h. Letter from Crawford to Indian Agents. i. Letter from Thomas L. McKenney to John Johnston. j. Letter from J. Meigs to George Graham.

115. a. Letter from Lewis Cass to Crawford. b. Letter from Cass to Major John Whistler. c. Letter from ? to B.F. Stickney. d. Letter from Graham to Secretary of War.

116. a. Letter from Posey to Crawford. b. Letter from Johnston to Crawford. c. Letter from Colonel John Bowyer to Crawford. d. Letter from M. Duncan to Ninian Edwards. e. Letter from John Fulton to Richard M. Johnston. f. Letter from Henry Hunt to Parke. g. Letter from N. Edwards to Crawford.

117. a. A statement by agency interpreters. b. Letter from S.H. Long to James Monroe. c. Letter from Parke to Secretary of War. d. Letter from Pierre Menard to John C. Calhoun. e. Letter from William Posey to Secretary of War. f. Letter from John Bowery to Major Long. g. Letter from Clark to Long. h. Letter from N. Edwards to ? i. Letter from R. Graham to Thomas A. Smith. j. Letter from C. Jouett to the Secretary of War. k. Letter from Johnston to Clark. l. Letter from McKenney to Graham. m. Letter from William H. Puthuff to Graham. n. Letter from J.J. Chisom to Thomas Posey.

118. a. Letter from Lewis Cass to George Graham. b. Letter from M. Irvin to John Bowyer. c. Thomas Posey report of expenditures at Vincennes. d. Letter from Ninian Edwards to John C. Calhoun. e. Letter from B.F. Stickney to Calhoun. f. Letter from William Turner to Cass. g. Letter from Posey to Graham. h. Letter from Posey to Calhoun. i. List of annuities for the Indians and the amounts for each tribe. j. Letter from Edwards to Graham. k. Letter from Thomas Forsythe to Calhoun.

Box 24 Folder:

119. a. Letter from Speaker of the House of Representatives to Monroe. b. Letter from Posey to Calhoun. c. Letter from John Chunn to Calhoun. d. Letter from to Calhoun. e. Letter from R. Parke to Calhoun. f. Letter from Benjamin O'Fallon to William Clark. g. Letter from John Jamison to Calhoun. h. Letter from Abraham Williams to Calhoun. i. Letter from S.H Long, Waller Taylor to President of the United States. j. Letter from William Harrison to James Monroe.

120. a. Letter from John Kinzie to Lewis Cass. b. Letter from Johnston to Calhoun. c. Letter from Jennings to Calhoun. d. Letter from William Turner to Calhoun. e. Letter from William Eustis to Calhoun. f. Letter from B. Parke to Calhoun. g. Letter from William Lowndes to Calhoun. h. Letter from N. Boilvin to Calhoun.

121. List of treaty dates, appropriation dates, also concerning trade.

122. a. Letter from William Turner to Lewis Cass. b. Letter from Augusta Chouteau and Ben Stephenson to Calhoun. c. Letter from Louis Decouagne to Ninian Edwards. d. Letter from Turner to Calhoun. e. Letter from William Prince to Calhoun. f. Letter from John Johnston to Calhoun. g. Letter from Thomas Forsythe to Calhoun.

123. a. Letter from Alexander Wolcott to Lewis Cass. b. Letter from William Turner to Calhoun. c. Letter from Jacob Brown to Calhoun. d. Letter from William Prince to Calhoun. e. Letter from B. Parke to Calhoun. f. Letter from Eustis to Calhoun. g. Letter from Turner to Cass. h. Letter from Harrison to Calhoun. i. Letter from Richard Graham to Calhoun.

124. a. Letter from J. Johnston to J.C. Calhoun. b. Letter from Augusta Choteau to J.C. Calhoun. c. Letter from William Clark to J.C. Calhoun. d. Letter from J.C. Calhoun to Lewis Cass. e. Letter from G.C. Sibley to William Clark. f. Letter from John Sergeant to J.C. Calhoun.

125. Pages of the War Department letter record concerning the Indians in the Old Northwest. National Archives, RG 75.

Box 25 Folder:

126. a. Letter from Lewis Cass to J.C. Calhoun. b. Report of horses killed within the Indian agency for the State of Illinois. c. Letter from J. Johnston to Calhoun. d. Letter from Calhoun to Captain Lewis. e. Letter from Clark to Calhoun.

127. a. Letter from Isaac McCoy to J.C. Calhoun. b. Letter from McCoy to Richard M. Johnston. c. Message from James McPherson. d. Letter from John Hays to C. Candercenter. e. Letter from Thomas Forsythe to J.C. Calhoun.

128. a. Letter from William Clark to J.C. Calhoun. b. Letter from Edward P. Gaines to J.C. Calhoun. c. Letter from Solomon U. Hendrick. d. Letter from Graham to Calhoun. e. Letter from Lewis Cass to J.C. Calhoun.

129. a. Letter from Morgan to Gaines. b. Letter from William Clark to Calhoun. c. Letter from Henry R. Schoolcraft. d. Letter from Lewis Cass to Calhoun.

Box 26 Folder:

130. a. Speech of the Kickapoos. b. Letter from R. Bakerchera to Lewis Cass. c. Letter from Topenebee, Chebass and Koepinn to Cass. d. Letter from Hays to Calhoun. e. Letter from Akin to Calhoun. f. Letter from Major Daniel Baker.

131. a. Letter from Isaac McCoy to Lewis Cass. b. Letter from Cass to Calhoun. c. Letter from Lewis Cass to Thomas L. McKenney.

132. a. Tribal lists. b. Letter from McCoy to Cass. c. Letter from John L. Leib to Cass. d. Letter from Gaines to McNeil. e. Letter from Graham to Calhoun.

133. a. Letter from John Johnston to Captain Hackley. b. Letter from Johnston to McKenney. c. Letter from Lewis Cass. d. Letter from James R. Ray to J.Q. Adams. e. Letter from James Noble to J.C. Calhoun. f. Letter from Johnston to McKenney. g. Letter from Cass to McKenney.

Box 27 Folder:

134. a. Letter from to Colonel McKenney. b. Letter from Cass to Noble. c. Letter from to the Secretary of War. d. Letter from Caleb Atwater to .

135. a. Letter from Johnston to Hamilton. b. Letter from Tipton to McKenney. c. Letter from William S. Hamilton to the Secretary of War. d. Letter from Cass to McKenney. e. Letter from Johnson to McKenney. f. Letter from Tipton to Barbour.

136. a. Letter from John Johnston to McKenney. b. Letter from Ninian Edwards to Barbour. c. Letter from Alex Wolcott to John Eaton. d. Letter from Graham to Barbour. e. Letter from Tipton to Davis. f. Letter from Tipton to Cass. g. Letter from Cass to McKenney. h. Letter from Forsythe to Barbour.

137. a. Letter from Isaac McCoy to Thomas McKenney. b. Letter from Cass to the Sac and Fox. c. Letter from James Craig to Cass. d. Letter from John Johnston to McKenney. e. Letter from Cass to James Barbour. f. Letter from William Conner to Barbour. g. Letter from to Barbour.

138. a. Letter from Alexander Wolcott to Lewis Cass. b. Letter from Cass to Thomas McKenney. c. Letter from John Tipton to John Eaton. d. Letter from Samuel Vance to George Graham. e. Letter from Sam Houston to Eaton.

139. a. Letter from John Quinney, Tipton, Bell and Cass to Thomas McKenney. b. Letter from J.B. Richardville to Tipton. c. Letter from T. Canby to John Eaton.

140. a. Letter from William Clark to Lewis Cass. b. Letter from Peter Menard to Clark. c. Letter from Clark to Sam Hamilton. d. Letter from John Tipton to Cass. e. Letter from B.F. Stickney to Cass. f. Letter from Tipton to Eaton.

Box 28 Folder:

141. a. Letter from William Marshall to Cass. b. Letter from H. Decker to Cass. c. Letter from to Cass. d. Letter from R. Hamilton to Cass. e. Letter from Owens to Thomas Stewart. f. Letter from Stevens Mason to James Whistler.

142. a. Conference minutes from meeting with Indians. b. Letter from Henry Schoolcraft to Elbert Herring. c. Letter from John Reynolds and John Tipton to Lewis Cass. d. Letter from John B. Richardson to Cass.

143. a. Letter from Lewis Cass to the Sac and Fox Chiefs. b. Letter from Lewis Lands to G. Gibson. c. Letter from Thomas Owens to A.C. Pepper. d. Letter from W.R. Montgomery to Gibson. e. Letter from Pepper to Gibson. f. Letter from Marshall to G.B. Porter. g. Letter from John Reynolds to Cass. h. Letter from Marshall to Cass.

144. a. Letter from William Montgomery to G. Gibson. b. Letter from Elbert Herring to Marshall. c. Letter from Thomas Owens to Herring.

Box 29 Folder:

145. a. Letter from William Clark to Elbert Herring. b. Letter from Indian Commissioners to Cass. c. Letter from A.C. Pepper and William Marshall to Cass.

146. a. Letter from Augustus Moore and W.G. Ewing to Elijah Howard. b. Letter from G. Porter to Lewis Cass. c. Muster rolls of the Kickapoos.

147. a. Letter from N.B. Palmer to N. Noble. b. Muster roll. c. Letter from J.V. to Lewis Cass. d. Letter from John B. Richardville to Cass. e. Letter from W.R. Montgomery to George Gibson. f. Letter from Montgomery to Cass. g. Letter from William Clark to Gibson. h. Letter from Luther Rice to Montgomery. j. Letter from William Marshall to Cass. k. Letter from Jonathan Jennings to Cass. l. Letter from A.C. Pepper to Commission General of Substance.

148. a. Letter from William Marshall to Lewis Cass. b. Letter from C.C. Trowbridge to W. Ward. c. Letter from George Maguire to George Gibson. d. Letter from I.V. Owens to Cass. e. Letter from William Marshall to Cass. f. Letter from William Clark to Gibson. g. Letter from Marshall to Elbert Herring. h. Letter from A.C. Pepper to Gibson.

149. a. Letter from William Marshall to Lewis Cass. b. Letter from William Gordon to George Gibson. c. Letter from Marshall to Elbert Herring. d. Letter from Andrew Backus to Cass. e. Letter from A.C. Pepper to Gibson. f. Letter from Marshall to Gibson. g. Letter from Clark to Gibson. h. Letter from Ewing Walker to Cass. i. Letter from Gibson to I.V. Owens. j. Letter from Clark to Gibson. k. Letter from Owens to Gibson.

Box 30 Folder:

150. a. Letter from A.C. Pepper to George Gibson. b. Letter from A.C. Pepper to Rand W. Deseille. c. Letter from B.M. Russell to Gibson. d. Letter from William Gordon to Owen. e. Letter from William Clark to Gibson. f. Letter from Anthony L. Davis to Gibson. g. Letter from Henry L. Ellsworth to Lewis Cass. h. Letter from B.H. Russell to Gibson.

151. a. Letter from Lewis Cass to C.A. Brown. b. Letter from Pottawatomie to . c. Letter from L. Deseille to George Gibson. d. Letter from William Clark to Gibson. e. Letter from Russell to Gibson. f. Letter from George Ewing to G.L. Kiumaird.

152. a. Letter from Indian Chiefs to George Gibson. b. Letter from A.C. Pepper to Secretary of War. c. Letter from Kercheval to Gibson. d. Letter from Pottawatomie to Jackson. e. Letter from Gibson to Pepper. f. Letter from William Clark to Gibson. g. Letter from William Hendrick to Cass.

153. a. Letter from Henry Schoolcraft to Caret A. Harris. b. Letter from John B. Russell to Harris. c. Letter from John Dougherty to Isaac McCoy. d. Letter from Delaware Chiefs to Harris. e. Letter from Jonathan Garland to Harris. f. Letter from Pepper to Harris. g. Letter from Shawnee Chiefs to Harris.

154. a. Letter from J.T. Spranger to C.A. Harris. b. Letter from Lewis Sands to Harris. c. Letter from Henry Schoolcraft to Harris. d. Letter from John Tipton to Harris. e. Letter from J. Baptiste to ? f. Letter from P.D. Learight to Major John Garland. g. Letter from Isaac McCoy to Harris. h. Letter from E. Hitchcock to Davis.

Box 31 Folder:

155. a. Letter from C.A. Harris to A.C. Pepper. b. Letter from Chippewas, Ottawas and Pottawatomie to William Clark. c. Letter from J.T. Dougherty to C.A. Harris. d. Letter from George W. Ewing to C.A. Harris.

156. a. Letter from Harris to Pepper. b. Letter from Pottawatomie Removals from Indiana. c. Letter from Chicago to One Office.

157. a. Letter from J.T. Spranger to Joel Poinsett. b. A survey of lands ceded to the Miamis.

158. a. Letter from H. Bradley to S.P. Bradley. b. Letter from H. Bradley to E. Lewis.

159. Letter from Alan Hamilton to Crawford.

160. Letter from Alan Hamilton to Crawford.

161. a. Letter from Hamilton to Crawford. b. Letter from Crawford to Robert Stewart.

162. a. Letter from Dowling to Crawford. b. Letter from Dowling to William Wilkins. c. Letter from Dowling to Crawford.

163. Letter from Medill to Sam Houston.

164. Letter from Charles Babcock to Orlando Brown.

165. Letters from Pottawatomie leaders to Governor D.D. Mitchell.

166. Letters from Charles Babcock to Orlando Brown.

167. Letter A. Cumming to G.W. Manypenny.

168. Letter from Miami Chiefs to President of United States.

169. Letter from William Murphy to John Haverty.

170. Letter from Murphy to A.B. Greenwood.

171. Letter from Edward Conles to the Senate of the United States.

172. Letter from Edward Clark to William Dole.

173. a. Letter from R.J. Atkinson to Salmon P. Chase. b. Letter from Edward Clark to William Dole. c. Letter from R. Brackenridge to Dole.

174. a. Letter from W. Usher to William Dole. b. Letter from Edward Wolcott to Dole.

175. a. Letter from H.E. Henderson to James Wheaton. b. Letter from B.H. Bertrand to D. Cooley.

176. Letter from Thomas Murphy to N.G. Taylor.

177. Letter from C. Delano to James G. Blaine.

178. Letters from Pottawatomie Chiefs to M.H. Newlin.

179. Negatives of Indian maps.

180. Polke Papers, University of Indiana, miscellaneous letters.

181. Papers, Indiana State Library, Allen Hamilton Papers.

Box 32 Folder:

182. John Tipton Papers, Vol. I, 1809-1827, Paul Wallace Gates, ed.

183. Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Vol. II, Part 1, 1827.

184. Copies from the letter book of William Burnett, 1786-1803, St. Joseph, Michigan.

185. Map, "A Plan of Those Townships which Comprehend the Indian Settlements South of the Connecticut Reserve."

186. The History of the Pottawatomies, before 1722, Valentine Dale.

187. Cheyenne Arapaho Claims, No. 329, Filed August 10, 1959.

189. Northern Indiana Consolidated Cases: Titles of Cases and Treaty Dates from 1819-1832; Pottawatomie Claims, June 30, 1958; Oral Argument Docket No. 146, November 20, 1957.

Box 33 Folder:

190. a. Notes from a copybook. b. Letter from Dearborn to Chambers. c. Letter from Dearborn to Harrison. d. Letter from Dearborn to Charles Jouett. e. Letter from Dearborn to Peterkin. f. Letter from Dearborn to Hankins. g. Letter from William Wells. h. Letter from John Johnston.

191. a. List of monies and goods paid to Indians as annuities. b. Letter from Secretaries of War to Harrison. c. Letter from Jefferson to Indians. d. Charles Jouett, Treat, William Wells, Thomas Wright, and Johnston.

192. a. Letter from Jouett to Dearborn. b. Report on Illinois and the areas there. c. Otter Creek. d. Sandy Creek. e. Huron R. Basale. f. R. Detroit

193. a. Letter from Secretary of War, Eustis to Harrison. b. Neely, Johnston, Hull, Tench Cox, Cass, N. Edwards, Posey, Stickney, Parke.

194. a. Letter from Secretary of War to Lewis Cass b. Excerpts from a record book. c. Ninian Edwards.

195. Illegible letters.

196. Letters concerning the Treaty of 1812, Governmental Territory, Fort Wayne and miscellaneous.

197. a. Letter from Alex Nolcott to Cass. b. Miscellaneous materials selected from National Archives.

198. a. Letter from John Kinzie to Cass. b. Letter from Benjamin Parke to John Calhoun. c. Letter from James B. Ray to General John Tipton. d. Treaty file record of the proceedings of his Excellency Lewis Cass.

199. a. Letter concerning extinguishing Indian titles to Indiana lands. b. Letter from Cass to Commissioners on Indian lands. c. Letter from Alex Wolcott to Cass. d. Letter from B. Parker to Posey. e. Cass letter book. f. Journal of proceedings of Treaty of St. Joseph of Lake Michigan, 1828.

200. Letters concerning Pottawatomie treaties and land titles.

Box 34 Folder:

201. a. Muster Roll Pottawatomie Indians. b. Sheets from a letter book. c. Letter from Department of the Interior to Edward Wolcott. d. Letter from Department of War to Commissioners of Fort Gibson. e. W. Alban, W.C. Burnett, G. Ewing, D.D. Mitchell, W. Sprague, C. Delano. f. William Parke, A.C. Pepper, High Montgomery.

202. Letters from the Lasselle Collection, restricted, roll of annuities paid, Indiana State Library.

203. Journal and notes of the proceedings of the Board of Commissioners appointed by the Teller of the Secretary of War, 1845, to sit with the delegation of Chippewa, Ottawa and Pottawatomie Indians in Washington.

Box 35

Colorado State Historical Society, 66 dictaphone belts and transcripts. a. Evans correspondence. b. Bent to Hyde correspondence. c. Bent to Hyde correspondence. d. Forty years with the Cheyenne. e. Wynkoop's unfinished Colorado History. f. Barclay diary. g. S.J. Anthony letters. h. Cooley manuscripts. i. William T. Sherman to S.F. Tappan correspondence. j. Chivington, Sandy Creek. k. S.F. Tappan diary. l. John Evans to T.P. Dole correspondence.

Box 36 Folder:

204. Pottawatomie claims in Michigan, 1958.

205. Typescript from Pottawatomie book, 1783-1809.

206. Weas, typescript, introduction and first section, bibliography and handwritten copy.

207. Typescript of introduction and British contract with the Pottawatomies.

208. Typescript of French contract with the Pottawatomies, 1763.

209. Department of the Interior, 2 pamphlets, Index of Surface Water Records to September 30, 1955, Part III, Ohio River Basin; Geologic Survey Circular No. 44, Large Rivers of the US, 1949.

210. Typescript, Miami, map of the state of Indiana with Indian villages marked on it; key to the numbers on the map, entitled "Evidence of Indian Occupancy…" Docket no. 254.

211. Xerox copy of Cheyennes and Arapahos Revisited.

Box 37 Folder:

1. Manuscript 1, 1818-1832--Historical Report of Royce Areas 132, 133, 145, 180 and 181. Docket No. 254 et al.

2. Manuscript 2, 1830--The Landscape and Vegetation of Docket 254 Area in 1830.

3. Manuscript 3, 1805-1809--Anthropological Report, Docket 253, Vol. I.

4. Manuscript 4, 1783-1795--The Treaty of Greenville, August 3, 1795: A Study in American Indian Policy.

Box 38 Folder:

5. Manuscript 5, 1816--Docket Nos. 216 et al, Royce Areas 77 and 78, Treaty of August 24, 1816.

6. Manuscript 5, 1821--Anthropological Report of Royce Area 117, Docket No. 146.

7. Manuscript 7, 1739-1805--Anthropological Report, Docket No. 253, Vol. II.

Outsize Materials

Outsize Box 8377--Oversized photostat copies of treaties between US Government and various Indian tribes. Item:

1. Delaware, Pottawatomie, and Miami, August 21, 1805.

2. Ottawa, Chippewa and Pottawatomie Nations, August 29, 1821.

3. Pottawatomie Nation, October 2, 1818.

4. Indian tribes northwest of the Ohio and Wea Tribe, October 26, 1809.

5. Kickapoo Tribe, August 3, 1819.

6. Miami Tribe, October 6, 1818.

7. Indian tribes in Ohio, September 29, 1817.

8. Pottawatomie Tribe, October 16, 1826.

9. Wea Tribe, October 2, 1818.

10. Indian Nations northwest of the Ohio River, August 7, 1803.

11. Delaware Nation, June 7, 1803.

12. Pottawatomie, September 20, 1828.

13. Delaware, Pottawatomie, Miami and Illinois River Tribes, September 30, 1809.

14. Wea and Kickapoo Tribes, June 4, 1816.

15. Indian Tribes, July 18, 1815.

16. Kickapoo Tribe, September 2, 1815.

17. Kickapoo Tribe, December 9, 1809.

18. Indian tribes north of the Ohio, December 13, 1805.

19. Ottawa, Chippewa, and Pottawatomie, August 24, 1816.

20. Indians in the State of Ohio, September 17, 1818.

21. Cheyenne Tribe, July 6, 1825.

22. Delaware Tribe, October 3, 1818.

23. Miami Nation, October 6, 1818.

24. Wyandotte, Delaware, Seneca, Shawnee, Miami…September 8, 1815.

25. Indians northwest of Ohio River, November 25, 1808.

26. Ottawa, Chippewa…November 17, 1807.

27. Treaty of Greenville, August 3, 1795.

28. Wyandotte, Ottawa…July 4, 1805.

29. Wyandotte and Delaware, January 9, 1798.

30. Delaware, Seneca…July 22, 1814.

Maps

Map Collection 15 Map Number: 1. A black on white topographical copy of New Mexico, Arizona, and the "four corners" area. Map measures 14"x20". Not dated. Two copies. DRAWER 8606.

2. An 11"x15" black on white copy showing the Old Northwest. Includes parts of Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana, labeled "Indian Country." Indian villages and population figures are shown. Ca. early 19th century. DRAWER 8606.

3. "A New Map of the Western Parts of Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and North Carolina." Settlements, rivers, and some topographical features are shown. Map is black on white and measures 17"x23". Dated 1778. DRAWER 8606.

4. Western Indiana and Eastern Illinois drainage map showing waterways. A 17"x22" blue on white copy. Not dated, DRAWER 8606.

5. Indiana. A 20"x 27" colored map showing towns, cities, counties, rivers and railroads. U.S. Department of the Interior, 1916. DRAWER 8606.

6. Central Oklahoma. Map is 15"x22" black on white. Shows Cheyenne-Arapaho lands at time of 1892 Land Run. Also shows Wichita and affiliated tribes at the time of the 1901 drawing. DRAWER 8606.

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8. Upper Mississippi. An 11"x18" French exploration map showing waterways, forts, portages, and camps. Contains geographical inaccuracies. Includes text (French). A negative photostat from the Library of Congress. Ca. late 17th or early 18th Century. DRAWER 8606.

9. Part I of atlas compiled by S.J. Tucker, 1942. Eight pages including two maps. The Fort Wayne, Indiana Indian Agency is shown with villages and populations. A second map covers areas from North Carolina to the Great Lakes. Two complete copies. DRAWER 8606.

10. Indiana. A 13"x14" negative reproduction showing lands ceded by the Pottawatomies and Kickapoos in the early 19th Century. Not dated. DRAWER 8606.

11. Fort Wayne, Indiana Indian Agency. A 14"x16" black on white map showing villages with their populations and trading posts. From Tipton's map, 1824. DRAWER 8606.

12. Ohio and Muskingum Rivers area showing Indian towns under Colonel Bouquet. A second map shows Bouquet's march through "Indian Country" from Fort Pitt to Bullets Town. Copt from Library of Congress. Taken from T. Jeffery's General Topography of North America, 1764. DRAWER 8606.

13. Upper Mississippi and Western Great Lakes. Compiled from first and second- hand observations of the area. Areas of various tribes are shown, as are war trails and waterways. Copy is black on white measuring 14"x18". Complied by Jonathan Carver for the British Board of Trade, 1769. DRAWER 8606.

14. Indiana. A 14"x18" National Archives photograph showing towns, counties and roads in southern Indiana with "Indian Country" in the north. Rivers are also included. Prepares b John Melis from B. Bradley surveys, 1819. DRAWER 8606.

15. Map showing Painkeshaw claims including cessions of the Kickapoos, Pottawatomies, and Kaskaskias. A 14"x18" National Archives photograph. Ca. 1824. DRAWER 8606.

16. Great Lakes area. A 19"x20" black on white map on two pages. Shows tribal areas with populations with treaty lines for the "Acting Superintendency of Michigan." Ca. 1837. DRAWER 8606.

17. Upper Wabash River. A black on white National Archives reproduction on four pages. Shows Indian lands purchased along the Maumee River. From "Canal Map" in Cass County, Indiana Clerk's Office. Not dated. DRAWER 8606.

18. "Map of the Territories of Michigan and Wisconsin." A negative 10"x20" reproduction of right side of original. Rivers, settlements, and the beginning of Major Long's route westward are shown. John Farmer, 1830. DRAWER 8606.

19. A southern Michigan "Map of Indian Trails." Also shows villages. A negative 14"x16" Library of Congress copy. R. Ballard, 1939. Drawer 8606.

20. Indiana. Shows "The Influence of the Indian Upon its History with Indian and French names for National and Cultural Locations." Shows streams, villages, and other significant points. A two-piece 22"x31" negative copy from the Library of Congress. Compiled by E.Y. Guernsesey, and published by the Department of Conservation, State of Indiana, 1932. DRAWER 8606.

21. Michigan and Wabash Canal. A 22"x27" negative copy from the National Archives on two pages. Shows canal, the St. Joseph River, the St. Joseph and Kankakee Route, the Carey Mission, and an Indian Village. Surveyed by H. Stansbury, 1829. DRAWER 8606.

22. Great Lakes. A two-page 22"x30" National Archives negative copy. Shows lands ceded by the Pottawatomies under the October 20th, 26th, and 27th, 1832 Treaties. Ceded sections are marked and dated for Laporte, Crawford, Chicago and Danville Districts. General Land Office, 1835. DRAWER 8606.

23. Miami Cession, Indiana. A negative 16"x21" National Archives copy showing plats of surveys of lands granted by Article 3, Treaty of October 23, 1834. Grants shown border the Wabash River. DRAWER 8606.

24. Miami Cession, Indiana. A map very similar to No. 23 above, but showing lands to the west of the area covered on that map. DRAWER 8606.

25. Indiana Indian Grants. A 16"x21" negative copy from the National Archives. Shows lands along the Little River granted by the Treaty of October 23, 1834. DRAWER 8606.

26. Indiana Indian Grants. A negative 16"x21" National Archives copy showing land along the Little and Longlois Rivers and along the Wabash Canal. Lands granted by the Treaty of October 23, 1843. DRAWER 8606.

27. Indiana Indian Grants. A negative 16"x21" National Archives copy showing land grants along the Wabash and Salamanine Rivers. Granted by Treaty of November 6, 1838. DRAWER 8606.

28. Indiana Indian Grants. A 16"x21" National Archives copy showing land grants along the Mississinewa River. Granted by Treaty of November 6, 1838. DRAWER 8606.

29. Indiana Indian Grants. Shows 13 grants by the Treaty of November 6, 1838, bordering the Wabash River. A 16"x21" copy from the National Archives. DRAWER 8606.

30. Indiana Indian Grants. A 16"x21" negative copy from the National Archives. Shows 14 land grants bordering the Wabash and Mississinewa Rivers. Lands granted by the Treaty of November 6, 1838. DRAWER 8606.

31. Grants to Jean Baptiste Richardville. Shows plat of Mary Wells' Reserve (640 acres), and plats of sections along the St. Mary's River. A negative copy from the National Archives measuring 13"x15". DRAWER 8606.

32. Michigan. Map shows T.1N. Range E10, which includes the villages of Tonguish and Seganchewan. Ca. 1829. DRAWER 8606.

33. Miami Reservation. A two square miles plat on the Salamanine River. Plat is accompanied by a mean annual rainfall chart. Map is an 8"x13" negative copy from the National Archives. Surveyed in 1825. DRAWER 8606.

34. Plats showing relinquishments from the Indian reserve, 1828-1830. A negative 12"x16" copy from the National Archives. DRAWER 8606.

35. "Diagram of Eight Sections of Land on the Big Miami Reserve in the State of Indiana as Surveyed for John B. Richardville and Francis Lafontaine." A negative 18"x24" National Archives copy dated 1847. DRAWER 8606.

36. Plat showing the holdings of John B. Richardville, George Cicott, and the children of Joseph Barron along the Wabash River, 1828. DRAWER 8606.

37. Pat showing the lands held by A Burnett and the three Connor brothers along the Wabash River, 1828. A negative 12"x15" copy from the National Archives, DRAWER 8606.

38. Plat of the holdings of Richardville, Lafontaine, and Godfrey along the Wabash River, 1828. A National Archives copy measuring 12"x16". DRAWER 8606.

39. A plat of exterior township lines in the State of Indiana as surveyed in May and June, 1829. Section eight shows the site of Flat-Belly's village. A negative 15"x18" National Archives copy. DRAWER 8606.

40. Diagram of William Brookfield's survey of township lines in Michigan Territory. A negative 12"x15" copy from the National Archives, 1827. DRAWER 8606.

41. Plats of surveys of Mawchinegueau, Little Charlie, and Mud Creek, all on Eel River in Indiana. A negative 12"x16" copy from the National Archives. Not dated. DRAWER 8606.

42. Indian Reserve of ten square miles at the Sugar Tree Creek Village. Surveyed in 1823. A negative 12"x15" National Archives reproduction. DRAWER 8606.

43. Sundry Indian Reservations on the St. Mary's River, Ohio. Map shows the lands of Peter Labadie, Black Loon, Charley Crescent, Anthony Shave and Louis Godfrey. Surveyed in 1828. A negative National Archives copy measuring 12"x15". DRAWER 8606.

44. Survey map of holdings along the St. Joseph's and Maumee Rivers before these meet at Fort Wayne to form the St. Mary's River. A negative 15"x15" National Archives copy. Not dated. DRAWER 8606.

45. A survey map of lands held along the Eel, Little and Wabash Rivers. The villages of Peresh and Sechs are located on the Eel River and Bacon's village is situated on the Aloit Fork of the Little River. A negative 16"x20" copy from the National Archives. Not dates. DRAWER 8606.

46. A map showing ten sections of land at the forks of the Wabash and the properties of "La Gros". Surveyed in 1828. A negative 12"x16" National Archives reproduction. DRAWER 8606.

47. A survey map of ten sections for the band of Toisas' brother Memotway, and Chequamkaka, and of four sections for the band of Masac. Lands reserved by the Pottawatomie Treaty of 1832. A negative 15"x18" copy from the National Archives. DRAWER 8606.

48. A map of the survey of 36 sections reserved to the Miami Indian Nation in 1834. Roads, boundaries, and Flat-Belly's village are shown. A negative 16"x20" National Archives reproduction. DRAWER 8606.

49. Survey map of Indiana lands reserved for the Pottawatomies by the Treaty of 1832. Shown are four sections, each for the bands of Mota Checase, Mesquaback, Memoquet, and Kinkash. A neagative 16"x20" National Archives copy. DRAWER 8606.

50. A survey map of Indiana lands reserved for the Pottawatomies by the Treaty of 1832. A total of 22 sections are reserved for the bands of Menominee, Notawkah, Muckkahtahmoway, and Peepinowaw. A negative 15"x18" National Archives copy. DRAWER 8606.

51. A survey map of Indian lands reserved by the Treaty of 1832 for the Pottawatomies. Sixteen sections are reserved for the band of Ask-Kum and Wee- si-o-nas, and for the band of the We-san. A negative 15"x18" copy from the National Archives. DRAWER 8606.

52. A survey map of Indiana lands reserved for the Pottawatomies by the Treaty of 1832. Shown are three sections reserved for the bands of Wees-waugh-gee and Quash-qua. Six sections are reserved for the band of Mau-ke-kose. Thirty-six sections are reserved for Aub-be-naub-be. A negative reproduction from the National Archives measuring 16"x20". DRAWER 8606.

53. A survey map of fourteen sections along the Eel River in Indiana. Seek's village is shown. A negative 12"x16" copy from the National Archives. DRAWER 8606.

54. A survey map of acreage along the Maumee River. Map shows 640 acres, each held by John B. Brown, Eliz Cass Kercheval, and the daughter of Laventure. Also, 320 acres are held by James Knags. A negative National Archives reproduction measuring 12"x15". DRAWER 8606.

55. A survey map showing ten sections in the vicinity of Raccoon village. A 12"x15" National Archives map. Not dated. DRAWER 8606.

56. A 1753 area map of the region between the Great Lakes and Ohio River showing Indian towns, forts, portages, and trails. Mountains and streams are shown with Indian or French names. A negative 15"x20" copy from the Library of Congress. DRAWER 8606.

57. "The Indian Nations in the Southern Department, 1766," from J.W.G. Debrahm's original manuscript map in the Clements Library. The ranges of the are shown. Forts, towns and rivers are named. A negative copy from the Library of Congress, measuring 16"x19". DRAWER 8606.

58. A 1765 area map of the region west of Lake Erie. Indian towns, trails, and rivers are named. An 18"x18" negative photostat from B.P.R.O. DRAWER 8606.

59. Indiana. A map showing lands opened to white settlers during the first half of the 19th Century as a result to eleven treaties with the Indians. Posts, towns, and Indian settlements are shown. An 18"x23" negative photostat from the New York Public Library. DRAWER 8606.

60. Northern Indiana. A map showing Indian cessions. Indian towns, white settlements, and townships are marked. A 22"x33" reproduction on two pages. Not dated. DRAWER 8606.

61. "Map of the Western Parts of the Colony of Virginia as far as the Mississippi." Map used in the London reprint of Washington's "Journey to the Ohio," 1754. Indian ranges, forts, towns, and rivers are named. A 14"x21" negative copy from the Library of Congress. DRAWER 8606.

62. Map of "A Tour from Fort Cumberland North Westward around Part to the Lakes Erie, Huron and Michigan including part of the Rivers St. Joseph, the Wabash and Miamis with a Sketch of the Road from the Tower Shawnoe Town to Fort Pitt, 1762." Accompanying text consists of remarks on the journey. A 17"x21" photostat. DRAWER 8606.

63. A 1768 map of the area of Louisville, Kentucky and the Ohio and Wabash Rivers. Shown are General Clark's grant, towns and several British forts. A 17"x21" portion of a larger, original map. From P.R.O., London. DRAWER 8606.

64. Map of "The Upper Territories of the United States." Shown are Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and the Northwestern Territory. Forts and Rivers are named, as are towns along the Rivers Mississippi and Ohio. A 13"x17" photostat from the British Museum. DRAWER 8606.