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Archive Record
Metadata
Item ID# |
A2010.099.1045 |
Title |
Photocopied documents with references to Saugeen and more chiefly relating to Chippewas of Sarnia |
Object Name |
Photocopy |
Dates of Creation |
Originals 1837 - 1898, [Photocopied 199-?] |
Description |
This folder is part of series 2, file 1 (Saugeen First Nation and Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation related documents - Saugeen Nawash claims). These photocopied documents (some of which were copied from the University of Western Ontario) include: "An address [to?] Chippeway Nation, written by George Copway", 1837 (Chief of Saugeen included as recipient); correspondence concerning where to live, financial matters, education and residential schools, timber licenses (particularly related to Sarnia Reserves) fisheries (related to Snake Island), and Wawanosh relations with U.S.A. Pottawatomies; "Minutes of the Indian Council of the Saugeen Reserve, Oct. 1855; "Sarnia Band Minutes 1856", and Census return of Chippewas of Sarnia, Bear Creek & Kettle Point 1865. Names in the correspondence include Wawanosh, Peter Jones, James Jarvis, Moses Madwayosh. Many of the photocopies contain handwritten notes and underlining in red ink, believed to have been made by the donor Dr. Peter S. Schmalz. |
Collection |
Schmalz, Peter fonds |
System of arrangement |
See fonds-level description for information about system of arrangement. This folder was in original Box 7. |
Parent Object |
Schmalz Series 2, File 1 |
Level of Description |
Item |
Physical Description |
0.5 cm of textual records |
Restrictions on Use |
Responsibility for determining the copyright status and any use rests exclusively with the user. |
Places |
Manitoulin Island Owen Sound Port Credit Saugeen First Nation |
People |
Jones, Peter Madwayosh, Moses B. Wawanosh family |
Search Terms & Subjects |
Cultural relations Education First Nations - Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation First Nations - Saugeen First Nation First Nations culture First Nations of Canada Government policy Hunting & trapping Land claims Politics & government Residential schools |