Selections from the Ewing papers [microform], 1837-1867.

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Selections from the Ewing papers [microform], 1837-1867.

Correspondence of George F. Wright of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, an agent of Ewing, Chute and Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana fur traders regarding the fur trade and relations with the Menominee Indians.

1 reel of microfilm (35mm)

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Wright, George F., 1938-

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Ewing, William G., -1854

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Grignon family.

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Ewing, Chute and Company.

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Bonduel, Florimond J. ca. ca. 1799-1861

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Cown, George.

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Ewing, George Washington, 1803-1866

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Businessman and land speculator. From the description of George Washington Ewing papers, 1829-1910. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 162502359 Merchant, Indian trader, real estate speculator, and government lobbyist. Born on the Raisin River near Detroit in 1803, George Washington Ewing was raised on the frontier in Piqua, Ohio, and Fort Wayne, Indiana, where his father established a large fur trading operation with the Shawnees. In 1827, Ewing and his...