Secretary at War directs the conduct of Indian affairs with Chapin

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Type

Letter Signed

Description

Letter, informs re Indian annuities; mentions compensation for Indian murder.

Date

09/15/1796

Sent from

War Office

Document number

1796091500001

Page start

1

Note

Cited in McHenry to Chapin, 09/23/1796 and Chapin to McHenry, 10/04/1796.

Notable persons

Israel Chapin
James McHenry
Pickering
Reverend John Sargeant
Bacon
Francis

Notable locations

War Office
Fort Pitt
Stockbridge

Notable items

stated to me by the Secretary of State
Stockbridge Indians
proportion of the annuity
promised that the first and second years should be paid them in money
dollars
due of their first years's proportion
give your attention to this circumstance
pay
money sent to Fort Pitt to satisfy the Indian murder of which sixty dollars was offered and refused as being too little
compromise the affair with the parties and pay them
sums are to be distributed among the Senekas, Onondagas, Oneidas, Tuscaroras, Munsees and Cayuga indians in the ratios of their relative numbers
attorney
reverend John Sargeant agent for the Stockbridge indians
constitutes their annuity for the year
purveyor
received your letters
perceive by the enclosed copy of an extract of a letter from the superintendant of military stores
invoice
goods for the Six Nations