Six Nations of Indians
8 documents
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Treaty Signing Location Proposed to Six Nations
Pickering proposed Painted Post as meeting place to discuss peaceful relationship and signing of treaty between United States and Six Nations.
Jasper Parrish Papers -
Copy of speech sent Western Indians
Speech of General Chapin to Six Nations of Indians, and forwarded by Captain Joseph Brant to the Western Indians. Confirmed meeting between Six Nations and the U.S. at the Rapids of the Miami River. …
Claus Papers -
Meet in Council at Canandagua
Pickering urges the Indians to end their delay in replying to his request to meet them in council at Canandagua.
Superintendent General's Office, 1791-1828 -
Israel Chapin's speech to the Six Nations at Buffalo Creek
Speech, directs Treaty at Candaigua; discusses settlement at Presque Isle; mentions family illness.
Henry O'Reilly Collection -
Do Not Allow the Chain of Friendship to Grow Rusty
Colonel Pickering's speech to the Six Nations assembled at a Council held at Canandagua in which he urges them not to allow the Chain of Friendship to grow more rusty and possibly to become rotten and …
Superintendent General's Office, 1791-1828 -
Ratification of the Treaty of Peace
Pickering notifies the Sachems, Chiefs, and Warriors of the Six Nations of Indians, who he refers to as "brothers," that the Treaty of Peace concluded with them in November 1794 has been ratified by …
Superintendent General's Office, 1791-1828
