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Early Saginaw Valley &
Isabella County, Michigan
Extractions from the
Michigan Pioneer and Historical Collections
Address of the Chiefs of the Chippewa Nation, 1797
Sketch of Peter Naw-gaw-nee, a Celebrated Indian of the Isabella County Reservation
Early French Missions on the Saginaw
Fifty-Two Years of Itinerant Life in the Michigan Conference of the M.E. Church
Death and Burial of "Injun Jim". An Incident in the Lives of Two Alpena County Pioneers
The Indians of Michigan and the Cession of Their Lands to the United States by Treaties
Sketch of John Tanner, Known as the "White Indian"
Indian Cession of 1819, Made by the Treaty of Saginaw
A Certificate or Statement Made by Chippewa Chiefs, Signers of the Treaty of 1819
The Treaty of Saginaw in the Year 1819
Legends of Indian History in Saginaw Valley
A Missionary Among the Indians
Saginaw
One Hundred Years Ago: And the Origin of a Band of Indians, and of the
name of a
Locality
in Genesee County
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