269 - Menominee at the Falls of Wolf River in the State of Wisconsin supplementary and amendatory to the Treaty of October 18, 1848 (No. 253) dated May 12, 1854. › Page 15

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Publication Number:
M668
Publication Title:
Ratified Indian Treaties, 1722-1869
Publisher:
NARA
National Archives Catalog ID:
299798
National Archives Catalog Title:
Indian Treaties, compiled 1722 - 1869
Record Group:
11
Short Description:
NARA M668. Ratified Indian treaties, 1722-1869; listed chronologically with date, place, tribe, and links to images of related papers.
Roll:
0010
Date Range:
Oct. 14, 1848-Nov. 4, 1854
Treaty Number:
269
Description:
Treaty with the Menominee at the Falls of Wolf River in the State of Wisconsin supplementary and amendatory to the Treaty of October 18, 1848 (No. 253) dated May 12, 1854.
Page:
15
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Ratified Indian Treaties

Indian treaties were made by the Continental Congress, by the Congress of the Confederation, and were continued under the U.S. Constitution. This series of Indian treaties and related papers is arranged chronologically by date of signing of the treaty, and then numbered in that order. Each treaty is labeled with the name of the tribe, date of ratification, and place of treaty. The envelope images at the beginning of each treaty often contain added information.

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