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Treaty of the Little Arkansas River, October 14, 1865, Requests

Schedule referred to in the Treaty of the Little Arkansas River 1865, and to be taken and considered as part thereof.

At the special request of the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe Indians, parties to this treaty, the United States agree to grant, by patent in fee-simple, to the following-named persons, all of whom are related to the Cheyenne or Arrapaho by blood, to each an amount of land equal to one section of six hundred and forty acres, viz:

To Mrs. Margaret Wilmarth and her children

Virginia Fitzpatrick, and Andrew Jackson Fitzpatrick

Mrs. Mary Keith and her children

William Keith, Mary J. Keith, and Francis Keith

Mrs. Matilda Pepperdin and her child

Miss Margaret Pepperdin

Robert Poisal and John Poisal

Edmund Guerrier, Rosa Guerrier, and Julia Guerrier

William W. Bent's daughter, Mary Bent Moore, and her three children

Adia Moore

William Bent Moore, and George Moore

William W. Bent's children, George Bent, Charles Bent, and Julia Bent

A-ma-che, the wife of John Prowers, and her children, Mary Prowers and Susan Prowers

Children of Ote-se-ot-see, wife of John Y. Sickles, viz: Margaret, Minnie, and John

Children of John S. Smith, interpreter, William Gilpin Smith, and daughter Armama

Jenny Lind Crocker, daughter of Ne-sou-hoe, or Are-you-there, wife of Lieutenant Crocker

 ________ Winsor, daughter of Tow-e-nah, wife of A. T. Winsor, sutler, formerly at Fort Lyon

Said lands to be selected under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, from the reservation established by the 1st article of their treaty of February 18, A. D. 1861: Provided, That said locations shall not be made upon any lands heretofore granted by the United States to any person, State, or corporation, for any purpose.

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