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In consideration of five shillings, George Vardon, Thomas G. Anderson and Joseph B. Clench have surrendered unto Her Majesty the Queen, a tract of land situated in the Township of Tyendinaga; lands which were previously granted to them in 1847 to be held in trust
This is a group portrait of three chiefs of the Huron nation at Jeune Lorette: Michel Tsioui Teacheandale, Chief, Stanislas Coska Aharathaha, Second Chief of the Council, and Andre Romain Tsouhahissen. The three are in ceremonial dress. The print is by Edward Chatfield, dating from
This lithograph depicts a Huron-Wendat family of Wendake (Lorette). It is by John Richard Coke Smyth, an artist who accompanied Lord Durham to the Canadas in 1838 during Lord Durham's tenure as Governor General. Coke Smyth was the drawing teacher for the children of Durham
A spiked ball-headed club attributed to an unknown nation of origin.
This is a print of the presentation of a newly elected Huron-Wendat chief, by Henry Daniel Thielcke, dating from the 1840s.
This is the portrait of Ho Nee Yeath Taw No Row, the Hodenosaunee sachem who with three other sachems,Tee Yee Neen Ho Ga Row, Sa Ga Yeath Qua Pieth Tow, and Etow Oh Koam, known as the Four Indian Kings, traveled to the English court
This is a portrait of Etow Oh Koam, called the King of the River Nation, baptised Nicholas. It is one of the four portraits by John Verelst done in 1710, known as the Four Indian Kings. The four sachems, Tee Yee Neen Ho Ga Row
