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Page 19
... river Missisipi . " Upon the Maumee River a tribe of " Errie- ronons " are put down , and in the country south of the source of the Sandusky river , " Andastognerons " are mentioned , probably remnants of the Eries and Andastes.5 the ...
... river Missisipi . " Upon the Maumee River a tribe of " Errie- ronons " are put down , and in the country south of the source of the Sandusky river , " Andastognerons " are mentioned , probably remnants of the Eries and Andastes.5 the ...
Page 20
... River to the southeast corner , where is the mouth of a " Conde River " - ' -as if the line from Buffalo to Erie was due south . Thence at right angles , but slightly indented now and then , we have the southern shore , without any ...
... River to the southeast corner , where is the mouth of a " Conde River " - ' -as if the line from Buffalo to Erie was due south . Thence at right angles , but slightly indented now and then , we have the southern shore , without any ...
Page 24
... River , and from thence spreading over the east and west branches of the Susque- hannah River . In 1768 they gave a deed to William Trent and others , for land between the Ohio and Monongahela . They claimed and sold the land on the ...
... River , and from thence spreading over the east and west branches of the Susque- hannah River . In 1768 they gave a deed to William Trent and others , for land between the Ohio and Monongahela . They claimed and sold the land on the ...
Page 32
... River and sought an asylum in Canada , where they were pursued by their implacable enemies even under the walls of Quebec . The greater part of the Ahrendas and several detached bands surrendered , and were incorporated into the Five ...
... River and sought an asylum in Canada , where they were pursued by their implacable enemies even under the walls of Quebec . The greater part of the Ahrendas and several detached bands surrendered , and were incorporated into the Five ...
Page 37
... River , where they exacted a tribute from all the Indians and canoes going to , or comimg from the country of the Hurons . It is observed by a Jesuit father , Le Jeune , that although the Hurons were ten times as numerous , they ...
... River , where they exacted a tribute from all the Indians and canoes going to , or comimg from the country of the Hurons . It is observed by a Jesuit father , Le Jeune , that although the Hurons were ten times as numerous , they ...
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