Warren County IN Archives History - Books .....The Chatterlie Reservation 1883
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Book Title: Counties Of Warren, Benton, Jasper And Newton, Indiana

THE CHATTERLIE RESERVATION.

   At the treaty of St. Mary's, in Ohio, in 1818, a section of land was granted
to or reserved for Mary Chatterlie, a daughter of Neibust, a Pottawatomie chief,
and was located on Sections 1 and 2, Township 21 north, Range 8 west, on Section
36, Township 22 north, Range 2 west, and on Section 6, Township 21 north, Range
7 west.

   In the early settlement of the county, Amos Griffith became the husband of
Mary, and in about 1830 a  considerable portion of the reservation was sold to
John Seaman, the consent of the President of the United States having been
obtained upon the certificate of A. Finch, of La Fayette, and S. B. Clark, of
Warren County, who had been appointed by the Indian Agent, John Tipton, for that
purpose. The remainder of the reservation was soon afterward disposed of.


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PART II.
HISTORY OF WARREN COUNTY.
Geology and Settlement

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COUNTIES OF 
Warren, Benton, Jasper and Newton,
INDIANA

HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL
ILLUSTRATED.

CHICAGO: F. A. BATTEY & CO., PUBLISHERS.
1883.


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