Speech Regarding Possession of Land and Past Treaties with Indian Confederacy

Item

Type

Copy of Signed Document

Title

Speech Regarding Possession of Land and Past Treaties with Indian Confederacy

Description

Commissioners agreed the boundary line set at the Treaty of Fort Stanwix between the Indians and the British colonies was the Ohio River, but future treaties ceded tracts of land to the U.S. and therefore they could not remove settlers from the land.

year created

1793

month created

07

day created

31

in image

author note

Benjamin Lincoln; Beverly Randolph; Timothy Pickering.

notable person/group

Timothy Pickering
Governor Beverly Randolf
Benjamin Lincoln
Wyandots
Shawnees
Ottawas
hostile Indians
Indian Nation
Confederacy of Indians
St. Clair
King
colonies
Chippewas
Delawares
General Clark

notable location

Fort Stanwix
Fort McIntosh
boundary
Ohio River
Mouth of the Miami
River
Lake Erie
British colonies
Pennsylvania
tracts of land
Fort Hamar

notable item/thing

treaty

notable idea/issue

ceded land
possession
land disputes
land possession
concessions for peace

document number

1793073190201

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Document instances

In image In source Location in source
[view document] (11 pages) GAE23 (11 pages) Collection: Archive Reports 1891 V: 66, P: 179
[view document] (0 pages) [no image] Collection: Printed Versions [unknown]
[view document] (0 pages) [no image] Collection: Printed Versions [unknown]
[view document] (9 pages) WFG11 (9 pages) Collection: Benjamin Lincoln Papers P: 49-56

Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author Federal Commissioners Treaty at Sandusky [unknown] [n/a]
Recipient Deputies of the Confederation of Indian Nations [unknown] [n/a]