Our Journey

Last changed on Fri, 09/05/2025 - 13:00

The Waⁿdat are a diasporic people with a long history of relocations and removals. Our Journey chronicles the places we’ve called Waⁿdat ⁿdekyǫmętsateh (Waⁿdat Land) and the circumstances surrounding each relocation.

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Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
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1860 Brief for Applicant in the matter of the Wyandott Robitaille Float
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1857 Petition of the nation through the Chiefs for Compliance of the Government with the Treaty Stipulations
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Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
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1844 Selection by Committee of Wyandots of the 148,000 acres due the tribe in Kansas
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Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
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1848 Fragment of Notes by Gov. Walker on matters affecting the Wyandott Nation
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William Walker Jr.'s Outlines of a Treaty
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1896 Letter from Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Daniel M. Browning, to William E. Connelley
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Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
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1870 Congressional Report regarding the Claims of the Wyandott Indians for depradations between the years 1846 and 1862
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1869 Congressional Report on Estimates for treaty stipulations with the Shawnee and Seneca Indians
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1863 Petition of the Wyandott Indians praying for a final settlement of all business with the government
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Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
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1863 Congressional Report entitled "Chiefs and Headmen of the Wyandott Indians…"