Notes Of Border HistoryÑ Taken on a Trip to the western part of Penna., & the adjoining parts of N. Y. & OhioLulu.com, 2017 - 220 Seiten This is a transcription of the Draper manuscript, Series 4 S. This provides a unique native view based on interviews with Seneca Indians and a manuscript of the significant Seneca leader, Governor Blacksnake. Non-Indians are included in Draper's interviews in western Pennsylvania, New York & Ohio. This is a cultural find for historians and genealogists. |
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Drapers end notes | |
A List of Drapers Manuscript Native Names | |
Drapers 1849 Letter Concerning His Visit to Seneca | |
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1778-on Wyoming campaign Allegany Allegany Territory Amberson American Revolution attacked Baker Beaver Blacksnake's Block-house Brady Brady's Brant British Brodhead brother Bucktooth Buffalo Creek Butler camp Canajoharie canoes Capt captured Cattaraugus Cayuga Cherokee Cherry Valley Cold Spring Con-ne-di-yeu Cornplanter Cornplanter's Crawford death defeat Delaware Devil's Hole Devil's Hole Massacre died DRAPER MANUSCRIPT DRAPER MANUSCRIPT PAGE escaped fire Fort Niagara Gah-kwahs Gayahsö:dö Genesee Genesee River Genl Gi-en-gwah-toh Gi-yo-so-do Girty Governor Blacksnake Guyasuta Handsome Lake Hodinöhsö:ni horse Indians Iroquois John Johnson's Expedition Johnson killed Lake lived miles Montour Myers Niagara night O'Bail Ohio Old Smoke Oneida Oriskany battle Oswego Council Oswego Treaty Council party Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Potter prisoners recollection Red Jacket resided returned river Sandusky scalp Seneca chief Seneca Lake Seneca leader Seneca Nation Seneca warrior settlement shot Sir John Johnson's Six Nations squaw Stanwix Stoops thinks tomahawk took town village William wounded Wyoming Valley young