Pickering discusses Indian affairs with Chapin
Document 1795Letter, Pickering informs Chapin regarding Indian annuity goods & payments.
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, Pickering informs Chapin regarding Indian annuity goods & payments.
Date
10/22/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Office
Collection
Document number
1795102200201
Page start
1
Notable persons
Captain Israel Chapin
Timothy Pickering
Notable locations
Konondaiqua
War Office
Konondaiua
Whitestown
Oneida
Philadelphia
Notable items
use of the rest of the Six Nations and their associates agreeably to the treaty of Konondaigua
distributed in such a manner as you think most beneficial
tribes who were comprehended in the treaty have their portions
particular attention to the poor and helpless of all ages
requisite orders
Stockbridge indians will receive their share of the annuity in money to pay for the building of their saw mill
part has already been advanced
portion destined for the Oneidas and Tuscaroras living at Oneida will be lodged at Whitestown for the distribution
goods for the Six Nations are to start from Philadelphia