[Endorsement on cover: for the Six [undecipherable] — [undecipherable] — Nov. 1^st 1792.] Numbers of Indians & Distribution of Clothing Numbers of the Six Nations & Distribu- tion of Grants — Capt. Dudly, 70.15.6 M^r Cofrath 20. 0.6 M^r Havens [undecipherable] M^r Ewing 14. 0.0 105.15.0 488 — 8/[undecipherable]/01 — 33[undecipherable] 2440/205 18 34[?] 206 [undecipherable] 040 225 Cafe 40 60 Ten[undecipherable] 91 Little R[undecipherable] [undecipherable] Kanal[undecipherable] 18 [undecipherable] 13 [undecipherable] 63 G[undecipherable] [undecipherable] 1173 [undecipherable table of figures continuing below] [Left margin figures:] 45, [undecipherable], B.L.I, A.3, 1.4, 4 [Bottom totals:] 291 / 49 / [undecipherable] / 440 / 201 / [undecipherable] --- Numbers of the Six Nations, Nov. 1792. Senecas — [undecipherable] main village at Cattylus Creek — 331 — White Chief's village — 107 — 488 — Cattrarangus — 225 — Allegany [undecipherable] two villages — 251[?]/343 — 556 — Canadawanda — 104 — 104 — Canawaugus — 22 — Genesee village — 91 — 80 — G^e tree — [undecipherable] Hill — 190 — 399 — Ka-na-us-deo — Total — 1693[undecipherable] Caughnawaga[?] at McAllee's Creek — 215 at Reservation — [undecipherable] 145 — 360[undecipherable] Cone. — Oneida — 600 — 26 — 626 Onondagas — [undecipherable] Niagara [undecipherable] 262 — [undecipherable] At Oneida — 63 — 325 Cayugas — At the Reservation — 51 — 3006[undecipherable] uncertain — at Buffalo Creek[?] [undecipherable] — [undecipherable] (The rest of the Cayugas at Grand River) — 3079 Munsees, sometimes called Delawares [undecipherable] — 143 [undecipherable] or Stockbridge Indians at Oneida — — 7 — [undecipherable] To form the annuity of 4500 dollars, total 3557 K. --- Food & Liquors for Chiefs, Runners & the [undecipherable] occasionally / for Six Months, December to May [undecipherable] 1000 lbs beef delivered piece meal, at 5.25 [undecipherable] — 10 [undecipherable] flour delivered in like manner, at 3 [undecipherable] — 2 barrels of whiskey say 60 gallons, at 1. — — 142.50 Ammunition for poor hunters, Chiefs & Runners occasionally for [six?] months: 90 lbs rifle powder — at 30 cents — 30 — 200 lbs lead — — at 6¼ — 12.50 200 flints for rifle guns — — 1.— 43.50 [Brought over from previous page] — 227.42 [undecipherable] — 2[undecipherable].25 [undecipherable] — 10. 527.17 brought from above food & liquors — 142.50 [undecipherable]: 100 [undecipherable] — 1 cattle 1 light broad axe at 1.6[undecipherable] 1 handsaw — at 1.[undecipherable] 1 drawing knife — at — 1.[undecipherable] 1 dozen of [undecipherable] inch 1 [undecipherable] 3¾ — [12?] [undecipherable] by 1.17 1 dozen gimlets — .40 1 broad chizzel — .60 2 inch [undecipherable] 1 grindstone — 1.25 7.43 Number of Castles — .25 3,715 1486 185.75 — 185.75 For the Oneidas, by special request, [undecipherable] — 6.— For all the castles together, 1 gross of files — 5.76 [Total] [undecipherable] --- Enumeration of the Castles At Oneida — [undecipherable] the Oneidas — 4. — Tuscaroras — 1 — Stockbridge — 1 — 6 Onondaga — Onondagas — 1 Cayuga — Cayugas — 1 — 2 Over Genesee River: Upon the river, Senecas — [undecipherable] At Tonawanta — [undecipherable] Buffalo Creek [undecipherable] — 5 — 11 Tuscarora Castle Tuscaroras — 2 At Buffalo Creek Cayugas — 1 [undecipherable] — Onondagas — 2 [undecipherable] — Senawnees[?] — 1 — 6 25 The Complanter's Village may be supplied more easily by the way of Pittsburg, and are therefore omitted in this enumeration. The amount of the foregoing Estimate — 867.18 To indemnify the Oneidas & their neighbors the Tuscaroras of Oneida who were faithful to the United States in the last war, in full of all demand for services, loss of property, according to the general [undecipherable] [undecipherable] and the mutual engage[ment] of the Board of War in [undecipherable] in September 1781. — — 500.— To pay the Schoolmaster & two families to the [4^th?] January to buy iron & steel — — — — — Dollars [undecipherable]