Treaty with the Wyandot, 1818

Summary: 
TThe Wyandots living in Michigan Territory ceded land encompassing their settlements in the villages Brownstown and Maguagua. They relocated to an equivalent acreage south of the Huron River.
Description: 

The Wyandots ceded approximately 5,000 acres in Michigan Territory that encompassed the villages Brownstown and Managua, originally located a few miles south of present-day Detroit along the Detroit River. An act of Congress in 1809 previously guaranteed these lands to the Wyandots and their heirs for a term of 50 years. In exchange for their land cession, the United States reserved an equivalent acreage south of the Huron. The U.S. extended the term of occupancy indefinitely.

Location Description: 
St. Mary's, OH