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Letter from [illegible] to Alexander McKee, 12 June 1793  

Likely a letter between colonial officials, author is likely an Indian Affairs officer and not a soldier. Author writes about falling into disfavour with the Dellewers/Dellewars, the murder of some Indians at Beaver Creek, and an upcoming treaty with the implication he has been to
William McGregor, Ojibway, Age 48.  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Credit River Surrender  

Provisional agreement by the Mississauga Nation to surrender 648,000 acres to the British in the Home District in consideration of a yearly sum of 522 pounds 10 shillings currency in goods. See IT059 - Original
Group presumably of six Iroquois, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
John Jamieson, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Undated Enumeration of Aboriginal Peoples pertaining to the Council at the Miami River Rapids.  

This census of Aboriginal peoples lkely pertains to provisions drawn at the Miami River Rapids conference.
Chief Jackson Jacobs, Cayuga, Six Nations Reservation; 1912; Ontario.  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Proclamation to Protect Mississauga Fishing/Burial Grounds  

This proclamation of the government of Upper Canada states that British subjects in Upper Canada who commit depredations upon Mississauga fisheries or burial grounds will be "proceeded against with the utmost severity," as such actions are "in violation of the friendship existing between His Majesty
Two women, near Tuscarora Indian Reserve, New York  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Chief J. A. Gibson, Seneca, in ceremonial costume, Grand River;  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Thomas A. tonCoffin to John Johnson. 23 January 1792.  

tonCoffin writes Johnson expressing a concern that the Indians encountered in the Western Country are being supported by the British. Note that a second letter is enclosed on the same piece of paper,
William Styres and Mrs. Johnson grinding grains with two pestles in a mortar, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Mary Johnson carrying a basket, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Chief Isaac Hill practicing archery in a sitting position, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Classroom of Lakeview Elementary School, M'Chigeeng, 1951  

Black and white photograph of a classroom of Lakeview Elementary School, M'Chigeeng, 1951, with students and teacher.
Class photo of Lakeview School students, M'Chigeeng, 1955  

Black and white class photo of Lakeview School students, taken at M'Chigeeng First Nation, 1955.
Joseph Brant to Alexander McKee, 25 February 1793  

In this letter, Joseph Brant laments the news that the Delawares have allied themselves to the Americans. He states "I am afriad that it will be all ways the case untill the rest of us should all join and give such Indians good beating." He
Three boys using throwing sticks, Six Nations Indian Reserve, Ontario  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Mrs. Isaac Burnham and her three children, Tuscarora Indian Reserve, New York  

Waugh Collection Photograph
Mrs. Cusick and her daughter in front of the entrance door of a house, Tuscarora Indian Reserve, New York  

Waugh Collection Photograph