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Gus Yellow shaping lacrosse stick with a bending machine, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Chief David Skye and his wife in front of a house, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

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Chief David Skye in a tobacco field, an Iroquois fish trap and a house in the background, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Iroquois log shanty, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Levite Joe, silversmith, making drops for earrings, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Simon Bumberry making splints for basketry, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Levite Joe, silversmith, using blow pipe to give some form to his object, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Levite Joe, silversmith, using blow pipe to give some form to his object, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Aaron Hill with a small sleigh, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

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John Silversmith, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

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Container used in wood bending by Gus Yellow, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

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J G Simcoe to Alexander McKee. 1 November 1792.  
Joseph Chew to Col. Aliy McKee. 18 July 1792.  
F.W. Waugh's second notebook on Anishnaabe (Ojibwa) customs; Fieldnotes. 65 pages : handwritten, with drawings. CMC Control No. E202-2.1.001-E202-2.1.065. These notes were collected in various locations in Ontario, in 1916. Topics include:...  

[ F.W. Waugh's second notebook on Anishnaabe (Ojibwa) customs; Fieldnotes. 65 pages : handwritten, with drawings. CMC Control No. E202-2.1.001-E202-2.1.065. These notes were collected in various locations in Ontario, in 1916. Topics include: folklore, dwellings, customs and medicine.]
F.W. Waugh's fifth notebook on Anishnaabe (Ojibwa) customs; Fieldnotes. 62 pages : handwritten, with drawings. CMC Control No. E202-4.1-001-E202-4.1.062. This data was collected in the Nipigon region, Ontario, in 1916. Topics include: folklore,...  

[F.W. Waugh's fifth notebook on Anishnaabe (Ojibwa) customs; Fieldnotes. 62 pages : handwritten, with drawings. CMC Control No. E202-4.1-001-E202-4.1.062. This data was collected in the Nipigon region, Ontario, in 1916. Topics include: folklore, trapping methods and customs.]
Noah Homer and wife, Oneidatown; 1912; Ontario.  

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Enoch Thomas, sister-in-law and wife, Oneidatown; 1912;  

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Jacob Schuyler and wife, Oneidatown; 1912; Ontario.  

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Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs Schuyler, their daughters and grandchildren, Oneidatown; 1912; Ontario.  

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Thomas Duggan to Alexander McKee, 30 July 1793  

Duggan writes to McKee that a shipment of various named goods is on its way, that "The Mackinac Indians Who came away from the Rapids behave very ill," having killed a calf belonging to a local, and that some militia members are considering resignation after