William Clark Papers
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Title: Letter from Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth (Jno Daugherty) To S.I.A.St.L. (Genl. William Clark)
Date: 1836-07-05
Volume: G Page: 17 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Jno Daugherty (Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Nominates Joseph Daugherty as farmer to the Otoe & Missouri Indians replacing Hannibal Daugherty who has died. Also nominates James Case as the other farmer to the same tribes.
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Title: Letter from Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth (Jno Daugherty) To S.I.A.St.L. (Genl. William Clark)
Date: 1836-07-06
Volume: G Page: 18 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Jno Daugherty (Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: States that "White Plume", a Kansas chief has reported that a war party of his people are on their way against the Pawnees, & have been joined by a small band of Otoes. The band has stolen horses & mules. White Plume was unable to get his people to return the property. Asks Clark's advice in dealing with the thieves. Also reports some isolated difficulties between Indians & whites, causing deaths in some cases.
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Title: Letter from Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth (Jno Daugherty) To S.I.A.St.L. (Genl. William Clark)
Date: 1836-07-06
Volume: G Page: 19 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Jno Daugherty (Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: States that the unsettled Otoe & Missouri Indians, in the process of moving their town, have erected 5-6 earthen houses. Thus they begin to show some permanency. Now is a good time to erect the mill to which they are entitled by treaty. Daugherty thinks the mill should be finished by fall.
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Title: Letter from P. I. Verhaegen, St. Louis University To S.I.A.St.L. (Genl. William Clark)
Date: 1836-07-09
Volume: G Page: 24 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): P. I. Verhaegen, St. Louis University;
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Reports that it is his belief that, due to some unfortunate comments by Major Cummins, Agent for the Kickapoo nation, that the establishment of a Catholic prescence in that area has been slowed. Major Cummins seems to feel, according to Verhaegen, that all the Indians must agree to this establishment.
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Title: Letter from Indian Sub Agent (Andrew S Hughes) To S.I.A.St.L. (Genl. William Clark)
Date: 1836-07-14
Volume: G Page: 21 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Andrew S Hughes (Indian Sub Agent);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Hughes refers to the affair between Indians & Whites at Medicine Creek in Carroll County, Missouri. Feels Indians acted in self defense against white "horse thieves and whiskey dealers."
Description: Copy of letter. 2p.
Comments: See Jno Daugherty's letters of 7/6/1836 & 7/14/1836 to William Clark
Title: Letter from Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth (Jno Daugherty) To S.I.A.St.L. (Genl. William Clark)
Date: 1836-07-14
Volume: G Page: 20 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Jno Daugherty (Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Tells of a group of 5 whites who had stolen 8 horses belonging to a party of Potawotomies, and then ambushed them killing one and wounding one; the Indians returned fire, killing two whites. They offered themselves up to Col. Kearney. Daugherty states he believes the Indian's story and mentions that the 5 whites were of questionable morals. He also mentions white unrest with all Indians in Missouri.
Description: Copy of letter. 2p.
Comments: See letter from Daugherty to Clark dated July 6, 1836.
Title: Letter from Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth (John Daugherty) To S.I.A.St.L. (Genl. William Clark)
Date: 1836-07-19
Volume: G Page: 22 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): John Daugherty (Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: Informs Clark that he is residing in military quarters at Fort Leavenworth, out of which he could be turned at any time, for military needs. Advocates erection of housing for the agent, & for others involved in Indian affairs, including visiting Indians.
Description: Copy of letter. 2p.
Comments: See letter of support from Colonel S. A. Kearney, Commanding dated 7/20/1836
Title: Letter from Commander, Fort Leavenworth (Col. S. A. Kearney) To S.I.A.St.L. (Genl. William Clark)
Date: 1836-07-20
Volume: G Page: 22 (Microfilm reel MF-3166)
Author(s): Colonel S. A. Kearney (Com. . Fort Leavenworth);
Recipient(s): William Clark (S.I.A.St.L.);
Contents: This is a letter supporting the position of John Daugherty, Indian Agent, Fort Leavenworth, in the matter of erecting suitable buildings for the agent, and others associated with Indian affairs. Presently the agent lives in military quarters.
Description: Copy of letter. 2 p.
Comments: See letter from John Daugherty, Indian Agent at Fort Leavenworth to Wm. Clark dated 7/19/1836.
Title: Letter
Date: 1836-07-21
Volume: 32 Page: 85 (Microfilm reel MS-99)
Author(s): Michael Bertrane, affiant; P. Walsh, J.P. County of St. Louis, Mo.;
Recipient(s): William Clark, S.I.A.St.L.;
Contents: Michael Bertrane, affiant & P. Walsh, J.P. To S.I.A.St.L. (William Clark). Contains testimony to the half breed status of Angelique Mattabou.
Description: Copy of letter. 1p.
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.
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