University of Oklahoma Libraries Western History Collections
Map Collection #15: D. J. Berthrong ______
1. A black on white topographical copy of New Mexico, Arizona, and the "four corners" area. Map measures 14" x 20". No date. Two copies. Drawer 8606
2. An 11" x 15" 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" x 23". Dated 1778. Drawer 8606
4. Western Indiana and Eastern Illinois drainage map showing waterways. A 17" x 22" blue on white copy. No date. Drawer 8606
5. Indiana. A 20" x 27" colored map showing towns, cities, counties, rivers, and railroads. U. S. Dept. of the Interior, 1916. Drawer 8606
6. Central Oklahoma. Map is 15" x 22" black on white. Shows Cheyenne-Arapahoe lands at time of 1892 Run. Also shows Wichita and affiliated tribes at the time of the 1901 drawing. Drawer 8606
7. Map is missing and no information is available about the map contents. [Missing since ca. 1999; confirmed missing 7/19/2018].
8. Upper Mississippi. An 11" x 18" 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 1 of Atlas compiled by S. J. Tucker, 1942. Eight pages including two maps. The Ft. Wayne, Ind. Indian Agency is shown with villages and populations. A second map covers an area from North Carolina to the Great Lakes. Two complete copies. Drawer 8606
10. Indiana. A 13" x 14" negative reproduction showing lands ceded by the Pottawatomies and Kickapoos in the early 19th Century. National Archives. No date. Drawer 8606
11. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Indian Agency. A 14" x 16" black on white map showing villages with their populations, and trading posts. From Tipton's Map, 1824. Drawer 8606
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12. Ohio and Muskingum Rivers area showing Indian towns under Col. Bouquet. A second map shows Bouquet's march through "Indian Country", from Ft. Pitt to Bullets Town. Copy 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" x 18". Compiled by Jonathan Carver for the British Board of Trade, 1769. Drawer 8606
14. Indiana. A 14" x 18" National Archives photograph showing towns, counties, and roads in southern Indiana with "Indian Country" in the north. Rivers are also included. Prepared by John Melis from B. Bradley surveys, 1819. Drawer 8606
15. Map shows Piankishaw claims including cessions of the Kickapoos, Pottawatomies, and Kaskaskas. A 14" x 18" National Archives photograph. Ca. 1824. Drawer 8606
16. Great Lakes area. A 19" x 20" 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, Ind. Clerk's Office. No date. Drawer 8606
18. "Map of the Territories of Michigan and Wisconsin." A negative 10" x 20" 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" x 16" 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 Natural and Cultural Locations." Shows streams, villages, and other significant points. A two-piece 22" x 31" negative copy from the Library of Congress. Compiled by E. Y. Guernesey, and published by the Department of Conservation, State of Indiana, 1932. Drawer 8606
21. Michigan and Wabash Canal. A 22" x 27" 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" x 30" National Archives negative copy. Shows lands ceded by
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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 Session, Indiana. A negative 16" x 21" 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 in that map. Drawer 8606
25. Indiana Indian Grants. A 16" x 21" 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" x 21" National Archives copy showing land grants along the Little and Longlois Rivers and along the Wabash Canal. Lands granted by Treaties of October 23, 1834. Drawer 8606
27. Indiana Indian Grants. A negative 16" x 21" 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" x 21" National Archives copy showing land grants along the Mississinewa River. Granted by the 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" x 21" copy from the National Archives. Drawer 8606
30. Indiana Indian Grants. A 16" x 21" 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" x 15". Drawer 8606
32. Michigan. Map shows T.1N. Range 10E., which includes the villages of Tonguish and Seganchewan. Ca. 1829. Drawer 8606
33. Miami Reservation. A two miles square plat on the Salamonie River. Plat is accompanied by a mean annual rainfall chart. Map is an 8" x 13" negative copy from the National Archives. Surveyed in 1825. Drawer 8606
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34. Plats showing relinquishments from the Indian reserve, 1828-1830. A negative 12" x 16" 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" x 24" 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. A negative National Archives copy. Drawer 8606
37. Plat showing the lands held by A. Burnett and the three Connor brothers along the Wabash River, 1828. A negative 12" x 15" 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" x 16". 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" x 18" National Archives copy. Drawer 8606
40. Diagram of William Brookfield's survey of township lines in Michigan Territory. A negative 12" x 15" 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" x 16" copy from the National Archives. No date. Drawer 8606
42. Indian Reserve of ten miles square at the Sugar Tree Creek Village. Surveyed in 1823. A negative 12" x 15" 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" x 15". Drawer 8606
44. Survey map of holdings along the St. Joseph's and Maumee Rivers before these meet at Ft. Wayne to form the St. Mary's River. A negative 15" x 15" National Archives copy. No date. 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" x 20" copy from the National Archives. No date. Drawer 8606
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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" x 16" 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 Potawatomie Treaty of 1832. A negative 15" x 18" 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" x 20" 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 negative 16" x 20" 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 Peepinohwaw. A negative 15" x 18" National Archives copy. Drawer 8606
51. A survey map of Indiana 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 We-san. A negative 15" x 18" 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" x 20". Drawer 8606
53. A survey map of fourteen sections along the Eel River in Indiana. Seek's village is shown. A negative 12" x 16" copy from the National Archives. Drawer 8606
54. A survey map of acreage held 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" x 15". Drawer 8606
55. A survey map showing ten sections in the vicinity of Raccoon village. A 12" x 15" National Archives map. No date. Drawer 8606
56. A 1753 area map of the region between the Great Lakes and Ohio River showing Indian
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towns, forts, portages, and trails. Mountains and streams are shown with Indian or French names. A negative 15" x 20" 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 Five Civilized Tribes are shown. Forts, towns, and rivers are named. A negative copy from the Library of Congress measuring 16" x 19". Drawer 8606
58. A 1765 area map of the region west of Lake Erie. Indian towns, trails, and rivers are named. An 18" x 18" 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 of eleven treaties with the Indians. Posts, towns, and Indian settlements are shown. An 18" x 23" 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" x 33" reproduction on two pages. No date. 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" x 21" copy from the Library of Congress. Drawer 8606
62. Map of "A Tour from Fort Cumberland North Westward Around Part of the Lakes Erie, Huron, and Michigan including part of the rivers, St. Joseph, the Wabash and Miamis with A Sketch of the Road from thenc3e by the Tower Shawanoe Town to Fort Pitt, 1762." Accompanying text consists of remarks on the journey. A 17" x 21" 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" x 21" 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" x 17" photostat from the British Museum. Drawer 8606
65. Oklahoma-Indian Territory, Norman Sheet. A 18.5” x 23” topographic map of Norman city area including a portion of Cleveland & Lexington Counties and the Chickasaw Nation. Henry Gannett, USGS Chief Topographer, 1893. Drawer 8606.
66. Contributions of the American Indians. A 22” x 17” stylized map of North and South America with art work and inscriptions signed to W. S. Campbell. Compiled by 8th grade students at Mohawk Indian School, ca. 1960s. Drawer 8606.