Hatch, Edwin Aaron Clark, 1825-1882
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Hatch, Edwin Aaron Clark, 1825-1882
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Hatch, Edwin Aaron Clark, 1825-1882
Hatch, Edwin A. C. (Edwin Aaron Clark), 1825-1882.
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Hatch, Edwin A. C. (Edwin Aaron Clark), 1825-1882.
Hatch, Edwin, A. C., 1825-1882.
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Hatch, Edwin, A. C., 1825-1882.
Hatch, E. A. C. 1825-1882 (Edwin Aaron Clark),
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Indian agent, trader, and military commander.
Born in New York in 1825, Hatch emigrated to La Crosse?, Wisc., where he engaged in the Indian trade, and reached St. Paul, Minn., in 1843. A railroad agent in 1849, Hatch by 1852 was the clerk of Henry M. Rice, territorial delegate to Congress, 1853-1857. At the suggestion of Rice, Hatch was appointed the first agent of the new Blackfeet Agency, to be established at Fort Benton, Montana Territory, in 1855. Hatch returned to Minnesota in 1857, married, and held various positions. During the Civil War, the War Dept. appointed Hatch major and commander of an independent volunteer battalion charged with suppressing Sioux bands on the Minnesota frontier.
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https://viaf.org/viaf/9209453
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Frontier and pioneer life
Fur trade
Gros Ventre Indians (Montana)
Indian agents
Indians of North America
Indians of North America
Indian traders
Kainah Indians
Piegan Indians
River steamers
Sihasapa Indians
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Fort Union (N.D.)
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Montana
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Fort Benton (Mont.)
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North Dakota
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Missouri River
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