Inventory of Supplies for Iroquois
Document 1786Inventory of goods destined for delivery to the Iroquois and the accompanying receipt for the supplies signed by the Iroquois Chiefs. The goods were apparently supplied in fulfillment of a treaty obligation by Pennsylvania commissioners.
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[Wallace's Receipt
In 1786 for Indians
recd by B. allured &c.]
1786 & Indians
received receipt for
March goods Sold delivered
to them the 3d November
1785 by Wm Maclay
Esqr
Type
Document Signed
Description
Inventory of goods destined for delivery to the Iroquois and the accompanying receipt for the supplies signed by the Iroquois Chiefs. The goods were apparently supplied in fulfillment of a treaty obligation by Pennsylvania commissioners.
Date
03/16/1786
Author
Recipient
Collection
Document number
1786031690001
Page start
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Notable persons
James Collins
Indians
William Maclay
Francis Johnston
Chiefs
Six Nations
Pennsylvania
Colonel Samuel John Attee
Colonel Francis Johnson
commissioners
Tioga
1 October 1785
Daniel McDowel
Abraham Miller
David Price
interpreter
Robert Buntin
James Gilbreth
Joseph Martin
Kannochsahye
Eseunniwande
Eiteuchguawago
Sequisu
Kachokakasta
Sannuachgua
Etahawejaya
Endaithloo
Ishous
Giokigu
Little Beard
Canendalithle
Kayasuta
Toagoka
Canneyouse
Canneuakou
Tanyato
Taconyiwatha
Hiygiy
Oyousana
Kakendenaiye
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fort Stanwix
Notable items
receipt
goods
3 December 1785
merchandise
bale
best blue stroud
match coats
kegs
gallons
barbadoes rum
trunk
scarlet broad cloth
scarlet flannel
gartering
hats
readying combs
ivory combs
vermillion
pipes
white ruffled shirts
calico shirts
cask
bar lead
barrels
leaf tobacco
gun powder
1 September 1785
23 October 1784
payment
dollars
3 December 1785
