[Letter from W. Wallace to Gov. McKean with enclosure].
1801
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Title
[Letter from W. Wallace to Gov. McKean with enclosure].
Published
[1801]
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Description
1 online resource (2 volumes)
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(NNC-L)LLMC1449981638
(TEMPOCo)1449981638
(TEMPOCo)1449981638
Summary
Volume 1: Letter sent from Mead Ville April 14, 1801. Cover letter for a letter from the Chief of the Muncy Indians. Wallace notified the Governor there were 200 warriors massed on the Pennsylvania line, thirsting for war. David Mead had delivered a letter from the Seneca on the same subject. William Wallace and Henry Baldwin signed. -- Volume 2: Ltr Cornplanter and other sachems of the Seneca Indians to David Mead and others of Crawford County in Pennsylvania April 1801.
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Manuscript.
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