Licenses : [Fort] Michilimackinac, [Mich], to all whom it may concern, 1802-1804.

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Licenses : [Fort] Michilimackinac, [Mich], to all whom it may concern, 1802-1804.

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Two temporary licenses to trade with the Indians near Lake Winnebago and the Wisconsin River, Wis. issued by order of William Henry Harrison by R.C. Whiley, Indian agent at Fort Michilimackinac, Mich., on Aug. 20, 1802 and June 18, 1804 to trader Augustin Grignon.

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