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Wyandot History in Kansas
AGREEMENT WITH THE DELAWARES AND WYANDOT {1843, Dec. 14}
Emigrant Tribes to Kansas
Quindaro
Brief History of the Quindaro
Canada
Another Perspective on the Reconcilliation in Midland Ontario
Cecile Wallace Takes Son in Indian Tradition
Celebration of the Word
Champlain’s Account of the Battle of 1615
CRAIGLEITH AND THE BIRTH OF THE HISTORIC WYANDOT TRIBE
HISTORY OF THE HURON PEOPLE TO 1614
History Revisited by Descendants
`PETUN’ AND THE PETUNS
Michigan and Ohio
Excerpt from American Notes, Charles Dickens
Farewell to A Beloved Land
Wyandot Treaties
CHIPPEWA TREATY WITH THE WYANDOT, ETC., 1785.
THE TREATY OF GREENVILLE:
Address of Tarhe, Grand Sachem of the Wyandot Nation to the assemblage at the Treaty of Greenville
TREATY WITH THE WYANDOT, ETC. {1805, July 4}
TREATY WITH THE WYANDOT, ETC. 1815, Sept. 8
TREATY OF THE RAPIDS OF THE MIAMI OF LAKE ERIE WITH THE WYANDOT, SENECA, DELAWARE, SHAWNEE, POTAWATOMI, OTTAWA, AND CHIPPEWA ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1817
TREATY WITH THE WYANDOT {1818, Sept. 20}
TREATY OF MCCUTCHEONVILLE, OHIO WITH THE WYANDOT ON JANUARY 19, 1832
TREATY WITH THE WYANDOT {1836, Apr. 23}
TREATY WITH THE WYANDOT {1850, Apr. 1}
TREATY OF WASHINGTON D.C. WITH THE WYANDOT ON JANUARY 31, 1855
Missions to the Wyandots
Methodist Missions to the Wyandot Indians
Jesuit Missions to the Wyandot Indians
Antoine Daniel 1601 – 1648
A NEUTRAL POINT
Brebeuf – A Giant in Huronia
Brebeuf’s Instructions to the Missionaries
BLACK ROBE Blinds Viewers to Canadian History
Charles Garnier 1606 – l649
Estienne Annaotaha: The Unwanted Hero
Eustace Ahatsistari: The Bravest of the Braves
Friends of God
Gabriel Lalemant 1610 – 1649
Maps
Culture
Wyandot Language Files
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HURON ARMOUR
HURON BEAD ETHNOLINGUISTICS
Ancestors
Gallery of Wyandot Ancestors
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Clark(e)
Hiram Northrup
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Sacred Sites
WYANDOT BURIALS
Cemeteries
Huron Indian Cemetery – Kansas City Kansas
Huron Indian Cemetery Chronology
Photos of Huron Indian Cemetery
Fort Conley
THREE SISTERS’ DEFENSE OF CEMETERY CONTINUED FOR NEARLY FORTY YEARS
“When Can They Rest?”
Curse May Play Role In Cemetery Combat
Lyda Conley’s Legal Argument to Preserve the Huron Indian Cemetery
Lawyer for Indians says Huron exhumption possible
Kansas Governor Bill Graves Letter to Bruce Babbitt
First Burial in Old Quindaro Cemetery
Hurons reunite after 350 years: Hundreds from across North America gather in Ontario homeland to rebury Wendat ancestors’ bones
Huron Indian Cemetery format
Casino
KANSAN STILL OPPOSES TRIBAL CASINO
Tribes Spar over Casino at Cemetery
WHOSE CHILD IS THIS? SPECULATION REGARDING HURON INFANT BURIAL
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