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109H – Handwritten letter from Governor Walker regarding dismissal of John Armstrong (This draft of a letter discusses the removal of John M. Armstrong as United States Interpreter and the appointment of William Walker to replace him. Armstrong is charged with disobedience of orders and of fanning the difficulties among the Wyandotts and the neighboring tribes in regard to the division of the Methodist Episcopal Church into a Northern and Southern organization.)
109H – Typewritten letter from Governor Walker regarding dismissal of John Armstrong
109I – Note from Silas Armstrong to Lucy Armstrong (Silas Armstrong is telling Lucy Armstrong that she needs to stop teaching in the Church.)
109J – Handwritten Wyandotte Post Office Receipts of Lucy Armstrong
109K – Handwritten letter from William Walker accusing Abelard Guthrie of financial fraud (Walker and Garrett are accusing Abelard Guthrie of financial fraud.) also Enoch Hoag to William Walker Jr.
109K – Typewritten letter from William Walker accusing Abelard Guthrie of financial fraud
109L – Handwritten letter to Reverend S. Van Cleve (October 23, 1872) (Members of the Methodist Episcopal Church requesting a pastor for their congregation and for oversight of the funds for building a new church)
109L – Typewritten letter to Reverend S. Van Cleve (October 23, 1872)
109M – Handwritten letter regarding treaty recognition sent to Department of Interior (Feb. 27, 1871) (In this letter Lucy Armstrong is requesting funds be paid through direct lines for funds owed the Wyandot Nation and her family.)
109M – Typewritten letter regarding treaty recognition sent to Department of Interior (Feb. 27, 1871)
109N – Handwritten letter from Lucy Armstrong to Benjamin Gratz Brown (October 18, 1870) (Lucy Armstrong is contacting Brown in an attempt to secure payment due to her family.)
109N – Typewritten letter from Lucy Armstrong to B Gratz Brown (October 18, 1870)
109O – Handwritten letter regarding treaties of 1855 and 1867 (In this rough draft Lucy Armstrong (?) discusses the Treaties of 1855 and 1867, and in particular that the Treaty of 1867 was never submitted to the large majority of the Wyandott people.)
109P – Handwritten notes on Seneca’s offer for Wyandotte’s land (This draft discusses the Senecas offering land to the Wyandots near the Missouri River.)
109P – Typewritten notes on Seneca’s offer for Wyandotte’s land