William Clark Papers
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Keyword: Sac
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Title: Letter from Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth (Jno Daugherty) To S.I.A.St.L. (Genl. William Clark)
Date: 1836-06-09
Volume: G Page: 10 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Jno Daugherty (Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth);
Recipient(s): Genl. William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Mentions drinking problem with Sacs of Missouri. Discusses war dances among Indians in vicinity; mentions the Seminoles in particular; Is of the opinion that they hate whites & would attack tomorrow if there was any chance of success.
Description: Copy of letter. 2p.
Title: Letter from Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth (John Daugherty) To S.I.A.St.L. (Genl. William Clark)
Date: 1836-07-26
Volume: G Page: 23 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): John Daugherty, Indian Agent (Fort Leavenworth);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Describes to Clark the capture by a group of Missouri Sacs of four Yancton Sioux, two squaws & two young boys. Further describes his involvement, along with 28 Dragoons from Fort Leavenworth in recovering the four and plans to send them back to their people on the Vermillion. Also says he spent $31.75 on clothing for the captives.
Description: Copy of letter. 1p.
Title: Articles of agreement between William Clark for the United States and various chiefs of several Indian tribes
Date: 1836-09-17
Volume: 1 Page: 263 (Microfilm reel MS-94)
Author(s): Foxes; Ioways; Sacs; William Clark, S.I.A. St.L.;
Recipient(s):
Contents: Articles of agreement enteredand concluded at Fort Leavenworth...between William Clark, superintendent of Indian affairs on the part of the U.S. ... and the undersigned chiefs, warriors and counsellers of the Ioway Tribe and the bands of Sacs and Foxes of the Missouri (residing west of the state of Missouri) in behalf of their respective tribes. ...
Description: Copy of document. 3 pgs..
Title: Letter from Indian Agent, Northern Agcy, Western Terr (R. W. Cummins) To Comm. of Ind. Affs. (C. A. Harris)
Date: 1836-12-23
Volume: G Page: 32 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): R. W. Cummins (Ind Agt, North Agcy, West. Terr.);
Recipient(s): C. A. Harris, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington City;
Contents: Letter discusses at length the plan of certain Delaware chiefs to travel to Washington, even though they have been advised that the War Dept. will not transact business with them or pay their expenses, unless they have been invited by the Dept.
Description: Copy of letter. 2p.
Title: Letter from Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth (Jno Daugherty) To S.I.A.St.L. (William Clark)
Date: 1837-03-02
Volume: G Page: 42 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Jno Daugherty (Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Daugherty reports contents of letter from Joseph Robidoux (trader at Blacksnake Hills) including fights, murders, and "drunken frolics." Warns Clark that Keokuk, the Sac Chief, is making war plans against the Sioux. Asks for troops to quell the drunkeness and to stabilize the northern and western frontier.
Description: Copy of letter. 2p.
Title: Letter
Date: 1837-06-09
Volume: 32 Page: 90 (Microfilm reel MS-99)
Author(s): Antoine Chenie, affiant; Henry Choteau, Clerk County Court of St. Louis, Mo.; J.P. Walsh, J.P., County of St. Louis, Mo.;
Recipient(s): William Clark, S.I.A.St.L.;
Contents: Antoine Chenie, affiant & J. W. Walsh, J.P. To S.I.A.St.L. (William Clark) Contains a differentiation between two half breeds known by Antoine Chenie: 1. Benjamin Lagotherie, whose mother was A Chippeway, and Benjamin LaGoterie, whose mother was a Sac or a Fox.
Description: Copy of letter. 2p.
Title: Letter from Indian Sub Agent, Ioway Sub Agcy (Andrew S Hughes) To S.I.A.St.L. (William Clark)
Date: 1837-06-29
Volume: G Page: 50 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Andrew S. Hughes (Indian Sub Agent, Ioway Sub Agcy);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: States that most of the Ioways & Sacs have complied with treaties and are on their land south of the Missouri River. Describes their condition as "starving" and asks that something be done. Mentions complying with the treaty.
Description: Copy of letter. 1p.
Title: Letter from Ind. Sub Agt, Great Nemaha Sub Agcy (Andrew S Hughes) To S.I.A.St.L. (William Clark)
Date: 1837-07-05
Volume: G Page: 52 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Andrew S Hughes (Ind Sub Agt., Great Nemaha Sub Agcy;
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Makes various nominations for positions of blacksmith, assistant blacksmith, interpreters, etc., for the Sacs of the Missouri River.
Description: Copy of letter. 1p.
Title: Letter from Ind Sub Agt., Great Nemaha Sub Agcy (And. S. Hughes) To S.I.A.St.L. (William Clark)
Date: 1837-08-10
Volume: G Page: 67 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): And. S Hughes (Ind Sub Agt, Great Nemaha Sub Agcy);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Nominates Captain Leonard Searcy to be Farmer for the Sacs of the Missouri River.
Description: Copy of letter. 1p.
Title: Letter from Ind. Sub Agt., Great Nemaha Sub Agcy (And. S. Hughes) To S.I.A.St.L. (William Clark)
Date: 1837-08-17
Volume: G Page: 61 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Andrew S Hughes (Indian Sub Agt, Great Nemaha Sub Agcy.;
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Verifies that Sacs & Ioways have been preparing to emigrate to west of the Missouri River as indicated by the Treaty of 9/17/1836. Many have moved already. Mentions scarcity of agricultural products & absence of farming implements.
Description: Copy of letter. 2p.
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