Affidavit of John Kennedy, an Indian trader, to prove the Indians did not complain of being ill-treated by the Proprietors and the people of Pennsylvania, but that they had great regard for that people and Province, August 18, 1757.
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Affidavit of John Kennedy, an Indian trader, to prove the Indians did not complain of being ill-treated by the Proprietors and the people of Pennsylvania, but that they had great regard for that people and Province, August 18, 1757.
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[1757]
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1 online resource (4 unnumbered pages )
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(NNC-L)LLMC1452680476
(TEMPOCo)1452680476
(TEMPOCo)1452680476
Summary
Mr. Kennedy was in London at the time of the affidavit, scheduled to return to Philadelphia shortly. He had been a Master Indian Trader for about twenty years, traveling in the frontier areas and to the Ohio country during that time. He knew the languages and had many friends among the various tribes. They often complained about the people in Virginia, the Jerseys, and the Carolinas, but they never had a harsh word for Pennsylvania. Kennedy had never heard any complaints of land fraud or threats of war. Sworn in Bloomsbury before Mansfield, signed by Kennedy.
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Manuscript.
Source of Description
Online resource; title from PDF manuscript wrapper title (LLMC Digital, viewed August 19, 2024).
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