…forever the historic Indian settlement, not even the name by which it was known certainly translatable in the absence of knowledge of the topography of its precise location.^ Magowasinghinck, so written in its earliest form in treaty deed of 1677…

…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…

…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. In…

…xiii.) Supposed to have been at LeFever's Falls in Rosendale. (Schoonmaker.) l62 INDIAN GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES. A creek now bears the name of the sachem, who was a hero if he was a savage. I'rudyachkamik, so written in treaty…

…political supremacy, 52 ; wars with the Hurons, 53 ; defeated by Champlain, 535 territory invaded by the French, 54 ; make treaty with the Dutch, 54; treaties with the English, 53, 55, 1585 French de termine to destroy, 1715 chiefs made prisoners…

…201 French endeavor valley, secure to possession of the, 208, 209, 210 Onackatin, sachem of Warranawonkongs, 95 ; party to treaty of 1665, 165 j lands of, 165, 387 Oneidas, a tribal division of Iroquois, 97 ; assign lands to Tuscaroras, 190…

…This is the ancient place of treaty, where the of friendship always used to burn, and 'tis now three years 'Tts true since we have been called to any public treaty here. fire there are commissioners here, but they have…

…This is the ancient place of treaty, where the of friendship always used to burn, and 'tis now three years 'Tts true since we have been called to any public treaty here. fire there are commissioners here, but they have…

…fugitives at, 1065 location of, 362 location of the, 775 attack Hudson's ship, n, 77; in cluded in treaty of 1643, 78 Reckgawawancs, away to Canada, 216 Pennsylvania, proprietaries of, purchase 216; Lenapes dispute title, 215, 218; declares war…

…to be uniform, of trade were that the privileges treaty stipulation in all English plantations, to Indians in alliance with the govern ment, and the fact that such alliance secured the friendship of the "great sachem." Tranquillity was soon established…

…Commissioners on the part of the United States met the representatives of the tribes at Fort Schuyler in October, 1784, prepared to negotiate a treaty based on a concession of territory. The Mohawks were not delay until the tribes on…

…He was present at the treaty with Johnson in 1756, and at Easton Teedyuscung in 1757, on which latter occasion he was " our addressed Governor as friend and a with Denny hearty Reichel says he removed with his family to…

…purpose of conciliating the Indian nations who were invited to attend it ; of renewing the covenant chain and attaching them more closely to the British interest, and comprising all the provinces in one general treaty to be made with them…

…In Breeden Raedt they are called Hogelanders, while in the treaty of 1644 ( 0' Callaghan, i, 302), they are called Nochpeems, a title which corresponds with the name of one of their villages on Van der Donck's It is…

…The Long Island tribes under Tackapousha, safety, and who had been Dutch under the treaty with 1650, came forward and repudiated assigned to the jurisdiction of the the English at Hartford in connection with the outbreak which all had occurred…

…Great Britain, it will be remembered, refused to negotiate a commercial treaty with the United States, or to surrender certain forts within the northern boundary of the territory which had been relinIt was not until 1794, that a quished. treaty…

…the Delawares who had entered into this Treaty, they not breaking thro it by any fresh Acts of Hostilities, it would I apprehended be of the most fatal consequence to His Majestys Indian Interest in general, & throw these affairs into…

…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…

…559 And also were read the following papers from the Commissioners of Indian Affairs at Albany, (viz)

…Wheelock to the commissioners at the treaty of Fort Stanwix,...... REARS IS 53-05 JOO BRDU OTOBUN GOOD Caveat of two New England Missionaries against the treaty at Fort Stanwix, ...-s-+e0s% atathyalay sha aise (eters Siekerayoia varie sree Parson…

…31 Origin of the North American Indians, Oriskany, battle of, 274 sachem of Hackinsacks, 91 ; no; treaty of, with the Dutch, party to treaty of 1645, 118; soli cits peace on behalf of Esopus In Oritany, dians, Ottawas, location of…

…The above Treaty of 1701 is to be found among the Records of Indian Transactions but it is recited and the Surrender made thereby confirmed in a Deed dated the 14 September 1726 by which the Seneca, Cayouga and Onondaga…

…little " walking treaty," That treaty was drawn by Penn in 1686, and conveyed an immense tract on the Delaware, the boundaries of which were described as beginning Neshamony creek thence at a certain tree above the mouth of \ by a…

…recognized 1:he right of the government at to arrange the boundaries of the lands included in the treaty of 1742. treaty was concluded, after a session of nineteen days. All that Teedyuscung had asked was granted ; the boundary lines…

…Clair, then governor of the north-western territory, to inquire particularly into the temper of the Indians, and if he found them hostile, to endeavor to hold as general a treaty with them as he could convene, and, if possible…

…The above Treaty of 1701 is to be found among the Records of Indian Transactions but it is recited and the Surrender made thereby confirmed in a Deed dated the 14 September 1726 by which the Seneca, Cayouga and Onondaga…

…purpose of conciliating the Indian nations who were invited to attend it; of renewing the covenant chain and attaching them more closely to the British interest, and for comprising all the provinces in one general treaty to be made with…

in negotiation a treaty was concluded on the 25th, and the chiefs dismissed with presents and solicited to bring to the fort the chiefs of the river families " who number. had lost so many " of their The Long Island sachem…

…tion of, mjssionaries at, 86, 197, 198 Regis Indians, organization of, 179 Gen., commands expedition Sullivan, against Iroquois, 279 Susquehannas, subjugation of, 55 Susquehanna Company, organization of, Swannekins, the Dutch, so called, 108 Tackapousha, sachem of Marsapequas, 74, 76; treaty…

…purpose of conciliating the Indian nations who were invited to attend it ; of renewing the covenant chain and attaching them more closely to the British interest, and comprising all the provinces in one general treaty to be made with them…