Tippecanoe County Historical Association
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1. Surprise on the Wabash Surprise on the Wabash Expeditions & surveys; Indians of North America; Clippings; Newspaper clipping "The Surprise on the Wabash" [c. July 1868] 1 item
2. Story of Maconaqua, the lost sister of the Wyoming Story of Maconaqua, the lost sister of the Wyoming Winter, George, 1810-1876; Slocum, Francis, 1773-1847; Indians of North America; "The Story of Maconaqua, the Lost Sister of the Wyoming" [probably written in the 1930's] TMs, 6 p. (with corrections in pencil and ink)
3. Journal Journal Winter, George, 1810-1876--Diaries;
4. Letter, 1837 Aug. 9, Logansport, to H. Letter, 1837 Aug. 9, Logansport, to H. Indians of North America--Indiana; Indians of North America--Clothing & dress; Indians of North America--Dance; Indians of North America--Government relations;Indians of North America--Women Handwritten letter (copy) From: G.W., Logansport, August 9, 1837 To: H. (for publication in the Logansport Telegraph, November 25, 1837) ALS, 5 p. Description of an Indian dance following the council concerning...
5. Letter, 1844 Aug. 17, Logansport, to George Winter, Dayton, Ohio Letter, 1844 Aug. 17, Logansport, to George Winter, Dayton, Ohio Winter, George, 1810-1876--Correspondence; Painting;Political campaigns; Political elections Handwritten letter From: Horace P. Biddle, Logansport, August 17, 1844 To: George Winter, Dayton, Ohio ALS, 3 p. (one sheet, folded) Acknowledging G.W. letter of August 1, in which he reports that there...
6. Sun-go-waw Sun-go-waw Indians of North America--Indiana; Emigration & immigration; Tribal chiefs;Christianity "Sun-go-waw." AMs, handwritten, 4 p. Sun-go-waw, although not mentioned in the treaties made between Pepper and the Potawatamis, was nonetheless an important man, and was one of the leaders made prisoner...
7. Letter, 1861 Nov. 16, Dalles City, Or., to parents and sister Letter, 1861 Nov. 16, Dalles City, Or., to parents and sister Winter, George, 1810-1876--Correspondence; Winter, George, 1810-1876--Family;United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865 Handwritten letter From: George Winter, Jr., Dalles City, Oregon, Nov. 16, 1861 To: "Parents and Sister" [G.W. and family], [Lafayette] ALS, 4 p. (-1 sheet, folded)
8. Joseph Barron, Indian interpreter on the Tippecanoe Battle Ground Joseph Barron, Indian interpreter on the Tippecanoe Battle Ground Barron, Joseph; Tippecanoe Battlefield (Battle Ground, Ind.); Tippecanoe, Battle of (Ind. : 1811);Tenskwatawa, Shawnee Prophet; "Joseph Barron-Indian Interpreter on the Tippecanoe Battle Ground-1840" (title from verso, written in pencil) AMs, 2 p. (written in pencil)
9. Tippecanoe Battle-ground fence Tippecanoe Battle-ground fence Tippecanoe Battlefield (Battle Ground, Ind.); Fences; Clippings; Newspaper clipping "Tippecanoe Battle-ground Fence," November 12, 1873, from an unspecified Lafayette newspaper; 1 item
10. Indian burial Indian burial Indians of North America--Indiana; Death; Indians of North America--Women; Women; Funeral processions; Ink drawings; Wash drawings; Art work by George Winter. Indian Burial (written in pencil, lower right). Inscribed, verso, lower center: "Indian Bural Scene No.1 near Lake Kee-waw-nay- Indiana" (written in pencil). Long single file...
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