…were returned to the English under the They were su/treaty of peace of 1763. rendered to the United States, by the British government, under the treaty

…The great achievement filled the air, rejoicing the country as no other event since the treaty of peace with England, but little praise came to Livingston. The public gave Monroe credit for the treaty, and Livingston discredit for the claims…

…interpreter, 181 Virginia, operations of, in Ohio 209, 210; war French, 210 of, valley, against the battle on, Walking treaty, the, 216 Wampum, description of, 26 Wanton Island, traditionary 57, 395 Wantage, sachem of Merricks, 73 Waoranecks, location of, 93…

by expelling the Senecas, Onondagas and Gayugas from all the country within its bounds which had not been ceded by them under the treaty of 1768; but congress adopted a more liberal policy, never theless one involving punishment. Commissioners on…

…232 INDIAN GEOGE^\PHICAL NAMES. tunk, an Indian village, on a branch of that river called the Fish Kill." (Doc. Hist. N. Y., iv, 177.) In the Treaty of Easton, 1758, the Indian title to land conveyed to New Jersey…

Nor could subjugation have been as early as 1643 or 1645, when Kieft made his treaty with the Mohawks and Mahicans, for the Swedes were then supplying the Minsis In 1660, the latter, through their chief, could declaim to their…

…during the Course of which Treaty, several Conferences were held between George Croghan Esquire the Deputy Agent of Sir W^illiam Johnson Bar* (whom Your Majesty had been pleased to appoint Sole Agent for Indian Affairs within the District of…

…THE INDIAN TRIBES The Mohawks^ Oneidas, Tuscaroras^ Onondagas and Cayugas held to their covenant with the English, but only as neutrals. Teedyuscung followed their Easton, in May, 1762, fully adjusted his prietaries. It example, having, in a treaty at dispute…

…THE INDIAN TRIBES The Mohawks^ Oneidas, Tuscaroras^ Onondagas and Cayugas held to their covenant with the English, but only as neutrals. Teedyuscung followed their Easton, in May, 1762, fully adjusted his prietaries. It example, having, in a treaty at dispute…

…to the Agents of the Proprietors of Pennsylvania, but no further Steps were taken to bring on this Treaty, as Hendrick & several other Indian Chiefs went to the Army, & were soon after kill'd in the Action at Lake George.

…Pending formidable aggressive movements against the French, the war was closed by the treaty of peace at Aix la Chapelle. The news of the conclusion of this treaty reached Governor Clinton on the eve of the assemblage at Albany of…

…peace at Esopus, but neither in its negotiation nor its terms was there distinction made between the parties to that treaty. Three years later Stuyvesant distinctly refused to employ them. The advantage to the Iroquois from their treaty of free…

…were returned to the English under the They were su/treaty of peace of 1763. rendered to the United States, by the British government, under the treaty of 1794. OF HUDSON'S RIPER. grand council of the Six Nations, who…

…Callaghari's THE INDIAN TRIBES peace with the remaining insurgents, and on their advice the latter agreed to conclude a treaty of which the record is in these words " : Aug. 30, 1645. Amsterdam Fort at This day, being the 3Oth…

…treaty of Greenville, Weapons of war, 25 Wappinger's creek, aboriginal name of, 84, 3?o Warrawakin, sachem of Seatalcats, 74 Weckquaesgeeks, Warranawonkongs, location of, 71, 94; wars with the Dutch (see Esopus 1125 castles of, destroyed, 114; treaty with…

…Com pare with synopsis of treaty of The statement that Nicolls made 1664. the treaty the occasion for the purchase of additional lands, apparently indicated by the fifth section, appears to have been the expression in definite terms of the…

…dreadful after and been the cause of the and enormous consequences O'Callagbans Indian War of 1655. The following is the treaty referred to : " Articles of agreement betwixt the governor of New Netherland, and Tackapausha, March ye 12, 1656 " i…

…Indians of the same tribal families, who had hitherto been held responsible to and had their treaty relations with different governments and provinces, while consolidated in some respects, were further separated by special assignment to the charge of different court…

…Three days later, on May 2, 1803, the treaty was signed. It is not surprising that Livingston felt proud and aappy. Other treaties of consequence had been negotiated by Americans -- the treaty of alliance with France, the treaty of peace…

…and the Delays at the late Treaty kept me at Fort Stanwix two months -- Indeed my remote situation furnishes me with very few topicks except as to Indian matters and the late Treaty, of which you have had an opportunity…

It appears to us that their mea sures must necessarily soon interrupt and destroy all trade and intercourse between the English and the several Indian nations on the continent, and will block up and obstruct the great roads, which have…

Sewackenamo, sachem of the Warranawonkongs, arose, and calling several times in a loud voice on his God, BACHTAMO, prayed unto him to conclude something good with the Dutch, of, and that the treaty about to be formed, in the presence…

…in procuring by Management their Speaker and themselves to be appointed Agents, to sollicit Indian Complaints before His Majesty and his Ministers. At a Treaty in October 1758, between the Government of Pennsylvania and the Delawars and thirteen other different…

…But the treaty was never fulfilled by either party. It was a very difficult matter to have an Indian arrested whose actions had been in strict accordance with the laws and customs of his race. Against the advice of the…

up, with the hope of making a permanent treaty, but the sa chems refused to meet him. conference was finally held on of December, and the Indians persuaded to bring in some supplies in exchange for powder ; but they refused…

…during the Course of which Treaty, several Conferences were held between George Croghan Esquire the Deputy Agent of Sir W^illiam Johnson Bar* (whom Your Majesty had been pleased to appoint Sole Agent for Indian Affairs within the District of…

spoken of without name in connection with a district of country admitted by the Indians to have been "conquered by the sword," inchiding the "two captured forts." In the subsequent treaty (1665) with Governor Nicolls the ceded district is described…

On the Lower Potomac and Chesapeake Bay the name is ^ The names in the treaty of 1645, as written by Dr. O'Callaghan, are " Marechkawicks, Nayecks, and their neighbors" ; in the treaty of 1656, " Rockaway and Canorise." The latter name…

…sea-shore." He found thirty wigwams and three hundred Indians, who were known in the treaty of 1645, as Marechkawicks, and in tlie treaty of 1656 as Rockaways.^ Jamaica, now applied to a town, a village and a bay, was…

…and the Delays at the late Treaty kept me at Fort Stanwix two months -- Indeed my remote situation furnishes me with very few topicks except as to Indian matters and the late Treaty, of which you have had an opportunity…