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Kelley *********************************************************************** Ohio's Huron an Wyandot Indians-- Part 13 Continuation of the Treaty of the Miami of Lake Erie with the Wyandot, Seneca, Delaware. Shawnee, Potawatomi, Ottawa, and Chippewa on September 29, 1817. ARTICLE 21 -- This treaty shall take effect, and be obligatory on the contracting parties, as soon as the same shall have been ratified by the President of the United States, by and with the advice and the consent of the Senate thereof. In testimony whereof, the said Lewis Cass and Duncan McArthur, commissioners as aforesaid, and the Sachems, Chiefs, and Warriors, of the Wyandot, Seneca, Shawnee, Delaware, Pottawatima, Ottawa, and Chippewa Tribes of Indians, have hereto set their hands, at the foot of the Rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie, this twenty-ninth day of September, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and seventeen. Lewis Cass, Duncan McArthur. In the presence of Wm Turner, secretary to the commissioners, W. Knaggs, Indian Agent, G. Godfroy, Indian Agent, John Johnson, Indian Agent, R.A. Forsyth, jr., Secretary Indian Department. B.F. Stickney, Indian Agent. Sworn Interpreters; Peter Ryley, William Conner, Henry I. Hunt, H.W. Walker, Jos. Vance, Jorn R. Walker, Jonathan Leslie, James McPherson, Alvan Coe, F. Duchouquet, John Gunn, A. Shane, C.L. Cass, Lieutenant U.S. Army, J.B. Beaugrand. Signers-- Chippewas; [ all marked with their X mark.] Wasonnezo; Okemance, or the Young Chief; Shinguax, or Cedar; Kinobee; Chinguagin; Sheganack, or Black Bird; Mintougabot, or the Devil Standing; Wastuau; Penquam; Chemokcomon, or American; Papeeumegat; Matwaash, or Heard Fell Down; Potaquam; Pensweguesic, the Jay Bird; Weabskewen, or the White Man; Waynoce. Pottawatimas; [ all marked wit their X mark] Metea; Wynemac; Wynemakons, or the Front; Ocheackabee; Conge; Wankeway; Perish; Tonguish; Papekitcha, or Flat Belly; Medomin, or Corn; Saguemai, or Musketo; Waweacee, or Full Moon; Ninwichemon; Misscnonsai; Waysagua; Nannanmee; Nannanseku; Meanqueah; Wawenoke; Ashenekazo; Nanemucskuck; Ashkebee; Makotai;Wabinsheway, or White Elk; Gabriel, or Gabiniai; Waishit; Naonquay; Meshawgonay; Nitchetash; Skewbicack; Chechak. or Crane. Wyandots; [ with their X mark ]. Dunquid, or Half King; Runtunda, or War Pole; Aronuc,or Cherokee Boy; T. Aruntue, or Between the Logs; D. Wottondt, or John Hicks; T.Undetaso, or Geo.Punch; Menonkue, or Thomas; Undauwau, or Matthews. Delawares; [ all signed with their X Mark] Kithtuwheland, or Anderson; Punchhuck, or Capt.Beaver; Tahunqeecoppi, or Capt. Pipe; Clamatonockis; Aweallesa, or Whirlwind. Shawanees; [All signed with their X marks] Cateweekesa, or Black Hoof; Biaseka, or Wolf; Porethe, or Walker; Shemenetu, or Big Snake; Chacalowa, or Tail's End; Pemthata, or Perry; Othawakeska, or Yellow Feather; Wawathethaka, or Capt. Reed; Tecumtequa; Quitewe, War Chief; Cheacksca, or Capt Tom; Quitawepea, or Captain Lewis. Senecas; [ all signed with their X mark] Methomea, or Civil John; Sacourewceghta, or Whiping Stick; Shekoghkell, or Big Turtle; Aquasheno, or Joe; Wakenuceno, or White Man; Samendue, or Captain Sigore, Skillcway, or Robbin; Dasquoerunt. Ottawas; [ all signed with their X Mark] Tontagimi, or the Dog; Misquegin, McCarty; Pontiac; Oquenoxas; Tashmwa; Nowkesick; Wahekeighke; Kinewaba; Twaatum; Supay; Nashkema; Kumashewon; Kusha. Schedule referred to in the forgoing treaty, and to be taken and considered as part thereof. Three sections, to contain six hundred and forty acres each, are to be reserved out of the tract of twelve miles square to be granted to the Wyandots. One of the said sections is to be appropriated to the use of a missionary, one for the support of six schools, and one for the support of mechanics, and to be under the direction of the chiefs. Two sections, of six hundred and forty acres each, are to be granted to each of the following persons, being the chief of the Wyandot tribe, and his six councillors, namely; Doouquod, or Half King; Routoudu, or Warpole; Tauyaurontoyou, or Between the Logs; Dawatout, or John Hicks; Manocue, or Thomas; Sauyoudautausaw, or George Ruuh; and Hawdowuwaugh, or Matthews. And after deducting the fifteen sections thus to be disposed of, the residue of the said tract of twelve miles square is to be equally divided among the following persons, namely; Hoocue, Raoudootouk, Mahoma, Naatoua, Mautanawto, Maurunquaws, Naynuhanky, Abrm. Williams, Sen Squautaugh, Tauyouranuta, Tahawquevouws, Dasharows, Tray-hetou, Hawtooyou, Maydounaytove, Neudooslau, Deecalrautousay, Houtooyemaugh, Datoowawna, Matsave-aanyourie, James Raken, Sentumass, Tahautoshowweda, Madudara, Shaudauave, Shamadeesay, Sommodowot, Moautaau, Nawsottomaugh, Maurawskinquaws, Tawtoo-lowme, Shawdouycayourou, Showwcno, Dashotto, Sennewdorow, Toayttooraw, Mawskattaugh, Tahawshodeuyea, I-taunaraw reudee, Shau-romou, Tahorowtsemdee, Roosayn, Dautoresay, Nashawtoomous, Skawduutoutee, Sanorowsha, Nautennee, Yourahatsa, Towntoreshaw, Syuwewataugh, Cauyou, Omitztseshaw, Gausawaugh, Skashaways-squaw, Mawdovdoo, Narowayshaus, Nawcatay, Isuhowhayeato. Mya-tousha, Tauoodowma, Youhreo, George Williams, Oharvatoy, Saharossor, Issac illiams, Squindatee, Mayeatohot, Lewis Coon, isatouque or John Coon, Tawaumanacay or E. Wright, Owawtatuu, Isontraudee, Tomatsahoss, Sarrahoss, Tauyoureehoryeou, Saudotoss, Toworordu or Big Ears, Tauomatsarau, Taharoudoyou or Two. Daureehau, Dauo-rennu, Trautohauweetough, Yourowquains or the widow of Crane, Caunaytoma, Hottomorrow, Taweesho, Dauquausay, Toumou, Hoogua-doorow, Newdeetautow, Dawhowhouk, Sawaronuis, Norrorow, Tawwass, Tawareoons, Neshaustay, Toharratough, Taurow-totucawaa, Youshindauyto, Tauosanays, Sadowerrais, Isanowtowtouk or Fox Widow, Sauratoudo or William Zane, Hayanos or Ebenezer Zane,Mawcasharrow or Widow M'Cullock, Susannab, Teshawataugh, Bawews, Tamataurandk Razor, Rahisaus, Cudeetoric, Shawnetaurew, Tatrarow, Cuqua, Yourowon, Sayounaoskra, Tanorawayout, How-cuquawdorow, Goyeanmec, Dautsaqua, Mandamn, Sanorceshoc, Hou-leeyeatausay, Gearoohcc, Matoskrawtouk, Dawwecshoe,Sawyourawot, Nacudseoranaurayka, Youronurays, Scoutash, Serroymuch, Hoon-deshotch, Ishuskeah,Dasharraw, Ondewaus, Duyewtale, Roueyoutalcolo, Hoonorowduro, Nawananunonelo, Nawananunonelo, Tolhomanona, Chiyakamik, Tyywakwhenohalc, Aushewhowole, Schowandashres, Mon-sushawquaw, Tayoudrakele, Giveriahcs, Sootreeshuskoh, Suyouturaw, Tiudee, Tahorroshoquaw, Irahkasquah, Ishoreamcusuwat, Curoweyot-tell, Noriyettete, Siyarech, Testteatete. **************************************************** to be continued in part 14.