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Kansa Tribe Treaty, 1859, Land Tracts

Schedule referred to in Treaty with the Kansa Tribe, October 5, 1859

The Kansas tribe of Indians being desirous of manifesting their good-will towards the children of their half-breed relatives now residing upon the half-breed tract on the north side of the Kansas River, agree that out of the tract retained by this agreement there shall also be assigned, in severalty, to the

Eight children of Julia Pappan forty acres each

Three children of Adel Bellmard

Four children of Jasette Gouville

Child of Lewis Pappan

Four children of Pelagia Obrey

Child of Acaw Pappan

Two children of Victoria Pappan

Two children of Elizabeth Carboneau

Child of Victoria Williams

Child of Joseph Butler

Child of Joseph James

Two children of Pelagia Pushal, Frank James, and Batest Gouville, forty acres each

The land so to be assigned under this article shall not be alienated in fee, leased, or otherwise disposed of, except to the United States, or to other members of the tribe, under such regulations as may be prescribed by the Secretary of [the] Interior.

 

 

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