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Waugh Collection Photograph
Wapagad/Wapagase is requesting 50 pounds from Mr. Jones, the Indian Agent for Port Sarnia, because his governmental duties have precluded him from being able to pay on both the credit he owes and to support his family. He also asks that Mr. Jones let the
A silver chain from a Odawa burial near Cross Village, Lake Michigan; exchanged with the Fieldmuseum of Natural History, Chicago, part of Wyman coll.
The prisoner, named Evans, reveals military information- the location, size, and nature of troops at several American forts. He also reveals the names of 5 alleged American spies.
Waugh Collection Photograph
3 plain brass finger-rings from the Odawa; exchanged with the Fieldmuseum of Natural History, Chicago; part of Walker C. Wyman collection; from a burial near Cross Village, Lake Michigan.
garter or sash
Waugh Collection Photograph
Waugh Collection Photograph
A concave shell bead with scratched marks; exchanged with the Fieldmuseum of Natural History, Chicago, part of Mr. Wyman coll., who got it from a Odawa burial near Cross Village, Lake Michigan.
In this document, Simcoe voices a desire to protect Indians and his comments possibly speak to the overall British understanding of Indigenous peoples and British paternalism in 1793. Topics mentioned: Kentucky, Michilimackinac, Upper Canada, United States and its commissioners, fraudulent treaties, Indian land and Nations
A hollow silver ovoid, embossed and soldered from a Odawa burial near Cross Village, Lake Michigan. Exchanged with the Fieldmuseum of Natural History, Chicago, part of Wyman coll.