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Repository:
New York State Archives
New York State Education Department
Cultural Education Center
Albany, NY 12230
Summary:
The Onondaga Indian Reservation was established by treaty between the Onondaga Indians and the State of New York in 1788.
After various tracts were sold by the Onondagas, they petitioned the state for a re-survey of their reservation. This series
consists of field notes of a United State Department of the Interior survey of the Onondaga Indian Reservation executed in
1938 to restore and remark the boundaries of the reservation established by an earlier re-survey executed in 1856.
Creator:
Title:
Resurvey field notes of Onondaga Indian Reservation
Quantity:
0.1 cubic feet
Inclusive Dates:
1938
Series Number:
B1722
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