Treaty of Greenville

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Type

Copy of Signed Document

Description

Certified copy of official Treaty of Greenville that secures peace between the United States and the Wyandots, Delawares, Shawnees, Shawanoes, Ottawas, Chippewas, Potawatimes, Miamis, Eel River, Weeds, Kickapoos, Piankashaws, and Kaskaskias. Outlines boundaries, trade, agriculture, and civil rights.

Date

08/03/1795

Author

Timothy Pickering

Sent from

Head Quarters, Greenville

Repository

National Archives and Records Administration

Collection

Transcribed Treaties and Conventions Advised and Ratified by the Senate. (RG46) (M200, Roll 2)

Document number

1795080393601

Page start

1

Notable persons

Timothy Pickering
George Washington
Anthony Wayne
Henry De Butts
William Henry Harrison
T. Lewis
James O'Hara
John Mills
Caleb Swan
George Demler
Francis Vigo
Francis LaFontaine
Antoine LaCelle
Jean Beau Bien
David Jones, Chaplain
Lewis Beufiat
R. Lachambre
Francis Pepin
Baties Coutien
Francois Navarre
Sworn Interpreters
William Wells
Jacques Lasselle
M. Morins
Jean Baptise Romain
Christopher Miller
Robert Wilson
Abraham X. Williams
Isaac X. Zane
General Clark
Wyandots
Delawares
Shawanese
Ottawas
Chipewas
Potowatames
Miamis
Eel River
Weeas
Kickapoos
:Piankashaws
Kaskaskias
sachems, chiefs, and warriors
Moses
Mis-qua-coo-na-caw, or red pole
Cut-the-we-ka-saw, or black hoof
Kay-se-wa-e-se-kah-
Wey-tha-pa-mat-tha-
Nia-nym-se-ka
Way-the-ah, or long Shanks
Wey-a-pier-sen-waw, or blue Jacket
Bu-kon-ge-he-las
Pee-kee-lund
Welle-baw-kee-lund
Pee-kee-tele-mund, or Thomas Adams
Kish-ko-pe-kund, or Captain Buffaloe
Ame-na-he-han, or Captain Crow
Que-Shawk-sey, or George Washington
Wey-win-quis, or Billy Siscomb
Sha-tey-ya-ron-yah, or leather lips
Daugh-Shut-tay-ah
Sha-aw-run-the
Teta-boksh-ke, or Grand Glaize King
Le-man-tan-quis, or black King
Wa-bat-thoe
Magh-pi-way, or red feather
Kik-tha-we-nund, or Anderson
Tar-he, or Crane
I Williams Jr.
Tey-yagh-taw
Ha-ro-en-you, or half Kings son
Te-haaw-to-rens
Aw-me-yee-ray
Staye-tah
Pee-jee-wa, or Richardville
Coch-ke-pogh-togh, or Eel river tribe
Sha-me-kun-ne-sa, or Soldier
Wa-pa-man-gwa, or the white loon
A-ma-cun-sa, or little beaver
A-coo-la-tha, or little fox
Francis
Kee-aw-hah
Ne-migh-ka, or Jose Renard
Pai kee-ka-nogh
Haw-kin-pum-is-ka
Pey-a-mawk-sey
Reyn-tue-co
Me-she-ge-the-nogh
Hin-go-swash
A-ne-wa-saw
Naw-budgh
Mis-se-no-go-maw
Wa-we-eg-she
Thaw-me, or Le Blanc
Gee-que
O-kia-a
Cha-mung
Se-ga-ge-wan
Na-naw-me
Mar-chand
We-na-me-ac
Na-goh-quah-gogh, Le Gris
Me-She-kun-nogh-quoh, or little Turtle
Mee-ne-doh-gee-sogh
Pee-wan-she-me-nogh
Wey-me-gwas
Gob-mo-a-tick
Che-go-nick-ska
Thu-pe-ne-bu
Naw-ac
Ne-nan-se-ka
Kee-sass, or Sun
Ka-ba-ma-saw
Sug-ga-nunk
Wap-me-me, white pigeon
Wa-che-ness
Wab-shi-caw-naw
La-Chasse
Ne-que-taugh-aw
Hah-goo-see-kaw, or Captain Reed
Au-goosh-away
Kee-no-sha-meek
La Malice
Ma-chi-we-tah
Tho-wo-na-wa
Se-caw
Mash-i-pi-nash-i-wish, or bad bird
Nah-sho-ga-she
Ka-tha-wa-sung
",Ma-sass
Ne-me-kass, or little Thunder
Pe-shaw-kay, or young ox
Nan-guey
French people

Notable locations

Greenville
Head Quarters
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne
Fort Defiance
Cayahoga River
Muskingum
Fort Lawrence
the Ohio
Loromies store
St. Marys River
Fort Recovery
Wabash
Cuttawa River
Au Glaize River
St. Josephs
British fort
Sandusky Lake
post of Detroit
River Rosine
Lake Erie
Michillimackinac
St. Vincennes
Fort Massac

Notable items

treaty
advice and consent of the Senate
peace and friendship
destructive war
controversies
harmony
hostilities
friendly intercourse
prisoners
boundary
useful goods
navigable water
French or English governments
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
Illinois River
the Mississippi
Peoria Fort
free passage by land and water
peace
cessions of land
claims to Indian lands
annuity
protection of the United States
trade with tribes
hunting camps
license
revenge or retaliation
mistrust and suspicion