Anthony Wayne Papers
77 documents
Regarding Joining Rebels
Nephew to Antoine Lassell expressed his fear for his uncle being scalped due to his joining the Rebels out West.
Anthony Wayne PapersRecommendation for Peace Treaty to be Signed by the Sachams and War Chiefs of Sandusky
Promises of peace by war chiefs of Sandusky and the U.S. military. Promises of protection by U.S. for Indian Nations who act peacefully but are attacked by hostile nations or settlers. Enclosed …
Anthony Wayne PapersPursuit of Peace by Indians
Williams advised Wayne that the emergency at hand should not have been ignored and caused the Indians to assume mischief. Letter from Wayne received and explained to the Council as best as possible …
Anthony Wayne PapersProclamation - Peace Between the United States and Indian Nations North West of the Ohio River
Peace established by A. Wayne between United States and Indian Nation. Mutual surrender of prisoners, cessation of hostilities, and general treaty to hold council for all causes of controversy. …
Anthony Wayne PapersProceedings from the Council at Fort Knox
Boundary disputes brought forth by Wabash Indians advised by Capt. Pasteur to be brought forth at the meeting for the Treaty at Greenville. Remarks to General Kinkapoo on lies by Col. Hamtramck …
Anthony Wayne PapersParticipation During an Impending Council Fire
Speeches delivered by chiefs of sundry tribes regarding participation in an impending council meeting.
Anthony Wayne PapersLetter to the Wayandots of Sandusky on Religion
Letter communicated by Mr. Isaac Williams. Burke notified the Wayandots of Sandusky of a forthcoming visit to discuss the state of their religion and land ownership. Burke advised the Indians to …
Anthony Wayne PapersLetter Concerning Transport of Goods, Upcoming Treaty in Greenville, and Peace
Letter delivered by Leather Lips, Delaware chief, and warriors. Williams stated that the Indians traveling to Greenville will sign treaty and are eager for peace. Supplies transported to Greenville …
Anthony Wayne PapersExtract of a letter from Detroit dated 5/25/1795, Communicated by W. J. Williams.
Indians are timid to sign peace treaty due to the lies told by traitors. Blue Jacket doing his best to persuade them to join the United States, writer feels they will acquiesce once they are away …
Anthony Wayne PapersExchange of Prisoners for Farmland
Since the Indians have agreed to surrender all their prisoners, Wayne agrees to allow the Delaware Nation to continue to farm the same ground they once occupied.
Anthony Wayne PapersDeceit of Creek Indians Discussed
Williams believed war would continue due to the encouragement of the Creek Indians by the British to make war against United States. Warriors take war path by Wayandol and Delaware towns with hopes …
Anthony Wayne PapersAnswer to a Circular Letter from General Wayne
Letter in answer to Gen. Wayne by the Chippawas, Ottawas, Patawatamies, and the Sakies, addressed to the commander at the Fort in Miami. The Four Nations rejoiced after the French Traders opened the …
Anthony Wayne PapersAgreement to Peace Talks at Time Appointed by Indian Tribes
Notification of acceptance to peace talks between several tribes and the United States. Notes on 22nd February the Wayandots, by Chief Middle Sky, signed the Preliminary Articles for peace.
Anthony Wayne PapersAgreement to Meet in Greenville to Discuss Peace
Article: Confirmation of cease in hostilities between the Sachums and War Chiefs and the United States, attendance to meeting in Greenville to discuss peace and finalize peace treaty.
Anthony Wayne PapersAdvice of Wayne Followed, Ottawas and Chipawas Turned from British and McKee
Chiefs of Chipawas and Ottawas present or by proxy through their sons due infirmity. Malchipininchilliche joyful of peaceful reception chiefs at fort and notified Wayne the speech he gave encouraged …
Anthony Wayne PapersAcceptance of Peace Offering, Land Grant to the Delaware Nation
Acceptance of peace offering of prisoners and grant of permission for the Delaware Nation to plant the land they previously occupied in the vicinity of Grand Glaize.
Anthony Wayne PapersNotification of Receipt of Bills
Bills drawn on Wilkins to be accepted and paid upon receipt of documents.
Anthony Wayne PapersMemo: Washingtons Resignation from Office
Memo stating President Washington would resign in March of 1797 and would shortly notify the people.
Anthony Wayne PapersInterception of French Documents, Sale of Information to British
Lieut. Taylor returned from trip to Fort Knox with letters from France that had been intercepted on en route to Fort Vincennes. Some object/document sold to the British government. Accounts mentioned. …
Anthony Wayne PapersEnclosed Approval of Attorney General for Compensation
Simmons notified Wayne that his request for compensation was approved by the Attorney General, approval attached.
Anthony Wayne PapersEnclosed Accounts Current with Request for Information on Supplying Troops
Accounts current enclosed, Simmons requested to be notified if troops need to be supplied.
Anthony Wayne PapersDragoons, Troop Movements, Creek Hostility
In a largely illegible letter, Wayne seems to be reporting on the state of the military deployment in the southwest that is a response to the hostile actions of the Creek Indians. Also addresses the …
Anthony Wayne PapersCharges for Tracking Indians Unallowable
Enclosed account of Capt DeButts for tracking Western Indians. Compensation cannot be given to DeButts who requested compensation for additional services; an act not authorized by law.
Anthony Wayne PapersAct of Congress Authorized Additional Pay of Wayne and De Butts
Attorney General authorized the additional payment of all who hold treaties with Indians and for commissioners who assist. Excerpt from Act attached.
Anthony Wayne PapersCopy - Documentation of Approval for DeButts Pay as Secretary for Wayne
Nathan Sufborough clerk - copies of documents regarding the approval of DeButts pay at Secretary under Anthony Wayne.
Anthony Wayne Papers
