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TREATY WITH THE WYANDOTS, ETC. 1817.
Appropriationof part of thelands granted tothe Wyandots.
Division of theremainder.
dian Agent. B. F. Stickney, Indian Agent. W. Knaggs, Indian Agent. G. God-frey, Indian Agent R. A. Forsyth, jr. Secretary Indian Department.
Sworn Interpreters.
William Conner, H. W. Walker, Jno. R. Walker, James M‘Pherson, F. Duchou-quet, A. Shaw, J. B. Beaugrand, Peter Ryley, Henry I. Hunt , Jos. Vance, JonathanLeslie, Alvan Coe, John Gunn, C. L. Cass, Lt. U. S. Army .
To the Indian names is subjoined a mark.
Schedule referred to in the foregoing treaty, and to he taken andconsidered as part thereof.
Three sections, to contain six hundred and forty acres each, are tobe reserved out of the tract of twelve miles square to be granted to theWyandots. One of the said sections is to be appropriated to the useof a missionary, one for the support of schools, and one for the supportof mechanics, and to be under the direction of the chiefs. Two sec-tions, of six hundred and forty acres each, are to be granted to each ofthe following persons, being the chief of the Wyandot tribe, and hissix counsellors, namely: Doouquod, or half king; Routoudu, or War-pole; Tauyaurontoyou, or Between the logs; Dawatout, or John Hicks;Manocue, or Thomas; Sauyoudautausaw, or George Ruuh; and Haw-dowuwaugh, or Matthews.
And, after deducting the fifteen sections thus to be disposed of, theresidue of the said tract of twelve miles square is to be equally dividedamong the following persons, namely : Hoocue, Roudootouk, Mahoma ,Naatoua, Mautanawto, Maurunquaws, Naynuhanky, Abrm. Williams,sen. Squautaugh, Tauyouranuta, Tahawquevouws, Dasharows, Tray-hetou, Hawtooyou, Maydounaytove, Neudooslau, Deecalrautousay,Houtooyemaugh, Datoowawna, Matsaye-aanyourie, James Ranken,Sentumass, Tahautoshowweda, Madudara, Shaudauaye, Shamadeesay,Sommodowot, Moautaau, Nawsottomaugh, Maurawskinquaws, Tawtoo-lowme, Shawdouyeayourou, Showweno, Dashoree, Sennewdorow,Toayttooraw, Mawskattaugh, Tahawshodeuyea, Haunarawreudee, Shau-romou, Tawyaurontoreyea, Roumelay, Nadocays, Carryumanduetaugh,Bigarms, Madonrawcays, Haurauoot, Syhrundash, Tahorowtsemdee,Roosayn, Dautoresay, Nashawtoomous, Skawdnutoutee, Sanorowsha,Nautennee, Youausha, Aumatourow, Ohoutautoon, Tawyougaustayou,Sootonteeree, Dootooau, Hawreewaucudee, Yourahatsa, Towntoreshaw,Syuwewataugh, Cauyou, Omitztseshaw, Gausawaugh, Skashoways-squaw, Mawdovdoo, Narowayshaus, Nawcatay, Isuhowhayeato, Mya-tousha, Tauoodowma, Youhreo, George Williams, Oharvatoy, Saharos-sor, Isaac Williams, Squindatee, Mayeatohot, Lewis Coon, Isatouqueor John Coon, Tawaumanocay or E. Wright, Owawtatuu, Isontraudee,Tomatsahoss, Sarrahoss, Tauyoureehoryeow, Saudotoss, Toworordu orBig Ears, Tauomatsarau, Tahoroudoyou or Two, Daureehau, Dauo-reenu, Trautohauweetough, Yourowquains or the widow of the Crane,Caunaytoma, Hottomorrow, Taweesho, Dauquausay, Toumou, Hoogau-doorow, Newdeetoutow, Dawhowhouk, Daushouteehawk, Sawaronuis,Norrorow, Tawwass, Tawareroons, Neshaustay, Toharratough, Tau-rowtotucawaa, Youshindauyato, Tauosanays, Sadowerrais, Isanowtow-touk or Fox Widow, Sauratoudo or William Zane, Hayanoise or Ebene-zer Zane, Mawcasharrow or widow M'CulIock, Susannah, Teshaw-taugh, Bawews, Tamataurank, Razor, Rahisaus, Cudeetore, Shawne-taurew, Tatrarow, Cuqua, Yourowon, Sauyounaoskra, Tanorawayout,Howcuquawdorow, Gooyeamee, Dautsaqua, Maudamu, Sanoreeshoc,Hauleeyeatausay, Gearoohee, Matoskrawtouk, Dawweeshoe, Sawyoura-