Samuel C. Stambaugh papers 1807-1859

Samuel C. Stambaugh papers

Samuel C. Stambaugh served as a U.S. Indian agent in Green Bay, Mich. During his service, he became involved with the proposed organization of the Territory of Huron. Miscellaneous accounts, reports, and correspondence with Lewis Cass and others while acting as U.S. Indian agent, 1830-1840, partic...

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Main Author: Stambaugh, Samuel C. (Creator)
Collection:Samuel C. Stambaugh Papers
Collection Number:1677
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Subjects:
Indian Relations > 19th century.
Indians of North America > Government Relations > Wisconsin > 19th century
United States > History > westward expansion > 19th century.
Physical Description: 0.33 Linear feet 0.33 linear feet, 1 box (100 items)
Summary: Samuel C. Stambaugh served as a U.S. Indian agent in Green Bay, Mich. During his service, he became involved with the proposed organization of the Territory of Huron. Miscellaneous accounts, reports, and correspondence with Lewis Cass and others while acting as U.S. Indian agent, 1830-1840, particularly his negotiations with the Green Bay Menominee tribe, 1831, and the Cherokee and Creek tribes, 1833. Some of the correspondence also relates to Democratic party politics in Pennsylvania.

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