Joel Walker

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Final Proposition submitted to the U.S.

Digital Heritage
Community
Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
Category
Our Journey, Sovereignty
Summary
Final Proposition submitted by the Wyandotte Indians through Their Chiefs to the U.S. regarding the disposition of their lands, March 7, 1842

Image(s) of Joel Walker

Digital Heritage
Community
Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
Category
Lifeways
Summary
Photograph of Joel Walker, envelope

Journal of Abelard Guthrie from January 1 - October 4, 1859

Digital Heritage
Community
Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
Category
Our Journey, Sovereignty
Summary
1859/01/01 Journal of Abelard Guthrie from January 1 - October 4, 1859

Warranty Deed from the Wyandott City Company to Sarah M. Zane

Digital Heritage
Community
Wyandotte County Historical Society
Summary
Warranty Deed from the Wyandott City Company to Sarah M. Zane

Treaty with the Wyandot, 1842

Digital Heritage
Community
University of Cincinnati
Category
Sovereignty, Our Journey, Education, Religion
Summary
Treaty regarding Wyandot Removal from Michigan and Ohio to lands west of the Mississippi no later than April 1, 1844.

Treaty with the Wyandot, 1855

Digital Heritage
Community
University of Cincinnati
Category
Sovereignty, Our Journey, Religion
Summary
This termination treaty stripped the Wyandot of their nationhood, made them full citizens of the United States, and released the United States from all previous treaties and responsibilities to the Wyandot.

Treaty with the Wyandot, 1850

Digital Heritage
Community
University of Cincinnati
Category
Sovereignty, Our Journey
Summary
Once Removed to Kansas, the Wyandot did not receive the acreage promised by United States and instead purchased land from the Delaware. The U.S. agreed to pay the Wyandot nation $185,000 in compensation for the land.