Description of the Selections and Allotments of Land Made for the United Bands
Creator: United States. Surveyor General of Kansas and Nebraska
Date: 1859
Level of Description: Series
Material Type: Government record
Call Number:
MICROFILM: AR 144: Description
Unit ID: 195187
Space Required/Quantity: 0.15 cubic feet
Title (Main title): Description of the Selections and Allotments of Land Made for the United Bands
Titles (Other):
- Descriptions of selections and allotments of land made for the United Bands of Swan Creek and Black River Chippewa, and the Munsee or Christian Indians, in conformity with Treaty of July 16, 1859
- Descriptions of selections and allotments of land made for the United Bands of Swan Creek and Black River Chippewas, and the Munsee or Christian Indians, in conformity with the stipulations of the treaty concluded with said bands of the 16th of July 1859
Part of: Records of the Office of the Surveyor General for Kansas & Nebraska : [selected records].
Scope and Content
Scope and content: Descriptions of allotments made for the United Bands of Swan Creek and Black River Chippewas, and the Christian Indians, in conformity with the treaty of 16 July 1859. Information provided includes allotment number, name, description of land selected, and acreage. Organized numerically by allotment number, with an alphabetical index.
Locators:
| Locator | Contents |
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| 072-05-02-01 | Use microfilm: AR 144: Description |
Microfilm:
- AR 144: Swan Creek & Black River Chippewas & Munsee/Christian Indians Land Allotments 1859-1859
Index Terms
Subjects
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United States. Surveyor General of Kansas and Nebraska
Chippewa and Christian Indian Reservation (Kan.)
Kansas -- Land tenure
Indian allotments -- Kansas
Munsee Indians
Creators and Contributors
Agency Classification:
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Federal Agencies. U.S. Department of the Interior. U.S. Surveyor General of Kansas & Nebraska.
Additional Information for Researchers
Use and reproduction: Due to the fragile nature of the original material, please use the microfilmed copy.
