St. Peters Indian Agency Records: Correspondence, 1820-1829

St. Peters Indian Agency Records: Correspondence, 1820-1829

Titles: St. Peters Indian Agency Records: Correspondence, 1820-1829 (Supplied title)

Description: Journal kept by Lawrence Taliaferro, Indian Agent of St. Peters from 1820-1839. Includes copies of letters sent by Taliaferro to Colonel Henry Leavenworth, Jean-Baptiste Faribault, General William Clark, Alexis Bailly and the United States Department of War. An index of notable letters is enclosed at the end of the volume.

Dates

  • Not earlier than 1820 - Not later than 1829 (Creation)

Creation

Identifiers

Notes

  • Lawrence Taliaferro papers, 1813-1868. View finding aid at http://www.mnhs.org/library/findaids/m0035.pdf

Holding Type: Manuscripts - Component - Item

Quantity: 1 volume

Format

  • Content Category: text

Subjects

Locations

  • Name: Indian Agency, Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States

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  1. G. M.
    November 14, 2018
    I would like to access Taliaferro papers and correspondence online, if possible, as I am apparently a descendent of the mother of Shakopee, the Ojibwa chief, who seems also to have been the Dakota Shakopee of the Minnesota Territorial years. I am also a descendent of James McBoal, Ramsey's Adjutant General of the Territory. I have no current plans to publish, and would approach MHS in any event, with publishable materials.
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    November 15, 2018
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