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The Wynebagoes and Malominees who at present inhabit the western waters of Lake Michigan, emigrated from the West. | The Wynebagoes and Malominees who at present inhabit the western waters of Lake Michigan, emigrated from the West. | ||
The | The Sacks, Foxes, [[Johways]] and [[Nottawepies? Nonawepies?]] emigrated from the North West. | ||
Their principle Towns are on the Mississippi and its waters. | Their principle Towns are on the Mississippi and its waters. | ||
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Their Towns are on White River in Indiana. | Their Towns are on White River in Indiana. | ||
The | The Shawanees emigrated from West Florida from whence they have also derived their name. | ||
Their principle Town in on the Great Miami in Ohio, called | Their principle Town in on the Great Miami in Ohio, called Wapuccanetta. | ||
Much money have been expended at this place by the Government, with little or no benefit to the Indians. | Much money have been expended at this place by the Government, with little or no benefit to the Indians. |
Latest revision as of 02:28, 14 January 2022
2 The Towns of the Wyandots and Ottaways are on the Waters of Lake Erie. The Kickapoos reside in a Prairie of the same name west of the Wabash River & on a stream, that emptied into that River.
The Wynebagoes and Malominees who at present inhabit the western waters of Lake Michigan, emigrated from the West.
The Sacks, Foxes, Johways and Nottawepies? Nonawepies? emigrated from the North West.
Their principle Towns are on the Mississippi and its waters.
The Dellaware's emigrated from the East, from whence they derived their name.
Their Towns are on White River in Indiana.
The Shawanees emigrated from West Florida from whence they have also derived their name.
Their principle Town in on the Great Miami in Ohio, called Wapuccanetta.
Much money have been expended at this place by the Government, with little or no benefit to the Indians.