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Stockbridge and Munsee Treaty of 1856, Separating from Stockbridge Tribe

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Schedule referred to in Treaty With The Stockbridge And Munsee, February 5, 1856

The hereinafter named Stockbridge Indians, having become sufficiently advanced in civilization, and being desirous of separating from the Stockbridge tribe, and of enjoying the privileges granted to persons of Indian descent by the State of Wisconsin, and in consideration of ceding and relinquishing to the United States all their rights in the lands and annuities of the Stockbridge tribe of Indians, and in the annuities, money, or land, to which said Indians now are or may hereafter be entitled, the United States agree to issue patents in fee-simple to the said Stockbridge Indians to the lots of land, at the town of Stockbridge, described and set opposite their names.

 

Names of persons. Lots to be patented to them. Lots, the privilege of entering which on the same terms of payment as prescribed for actual settlers in article 14 is granted.
John Moore 9, 38, and 105 226 and 187
Job Moore 69, 176 and 191 280
Sopha Moore 177
Caleb Moore 223
Elizabeth Moore 234
Henry Moore 264 233
Daniel Davids' heirs 47, N. half 48, 60
John Littleman's heirs 113
Jane Dean's heirs 30
A. Miller's heirs 14
Mary McAllister N. half 280 S. half 280
Hope Welch 284
Catharine Mills S. half 194 N. half 194
Nancy Hom N. half 270 S. half 270
Margaret Beaulieu N. half 238 S. half 238
Sally Shenandoah 76
Jacob Moore 233 190
Martha Moore, wife of Jacob Moore 253
Betsey Manague N. half 349 S. half 349
Levy Konkapot 61, 152
Mary Hendrick 78
John W. Abrams 59

The said Mary Hendrick, and Levy Konkapot, John W. Abrams to have the privilege of joining again the said Stockbridges and Munsees in their new location.

 

 

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