Papers, 1787-1884 (bulk 1833-1874).

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Papers, 1787-1884 (bulk 1833-1874).

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Correspondence with government officials, census officials, Indians, Quakers, friends and relatives, 1834-1874; sermons, speeches and other writings; copies of New York State and federal laws and bills concerning Indians, 1850-1874; and papers concerning the Seneca Nation, including Council minutes, 1833-1865, treaties and agreements, 1787-1844, financial reports, letters, and mss. written by whites about the Senecas, 1807-1874. Subjects include Indian emigration, timber sales, schools, self-government and relations with the Ebenezers, Quakers and the Ogden Land Company.

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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Seneca Nation.

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Ogden Land Company

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Amana Society

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Pierce, M. B. (Maris Bryant), 1811-1874

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Seneca Indian and 1840 graduate of Dartmouth College; interpreter and recording secretary for Seneca delegations to Albany and Washington, D.C.; teacher at Indian schools. From the description of Maris B. Pierce papers, [microform] 1787-1884, bulk 1833-1874. 1787-1884. (Buffalo History Museum). WorldCat record id: 706827609 From the description of Papers, 1787-1884 (bulk 1833-1874). (Buffalo History Museum). WorldCat record id: 34436798 ...

Clinton, George W. (George William), 1807-1885

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Buffalo mayor, superior court judge, and regent of the State University of New York. From the description of Sketch of the life of Edward S. Warren, 1864. (Buffalo History Museum). WorldCat record id: 184739297 Born in Brooklyn 13 Apr. 1807. Son of DeWitt Clinton; grandnephew of George Clinton. Graduated from Hamiton College in 1825; moved to Buffalo in 1836. Served as mayor of Buffalo, 1842-1843. From the description of George W. Clinton letters, invitation, and...