556 TREATY WITH THE NEW YORK INDIANS. 1839. Sl. Regis. Eleaur Williams, chief and agent. Oneidas residing on the Seneca Reservatiori. Honmo-ue-ga-doh, or Silversmith, (For Hoge-wayhtah, or William Jacket, himself and in behalf of his nation.) Sah·hu-gae-ne, or Button George. Princqzal Onondaga Warriors, in behalf of themselves aud the Onondaga Warriora. Ka-noh-qna-sa, or William John, Dah-gum-a-dah, or Noah Sfiversmith. Cayugas. Skok-no-eh, or William King, D’yo-ya·tck, or Joseph Isaac, For them- Geh-da-or-loh, or James Young, selves and in behalf of the nation. Gay-on-wek, or Jack Wheelbarrow, Principal Cayuga, Warriors, in behalf of themselves andthe Cayuga Warriors. Hah-oh-u, or John Crow, Sago-gan·e-on-gwus, or Harvey Rowe, Ho-na-e-geh-dah, or Snow Darkness, To-game-ah-doh, or David Crow, Gone-ah-ga-u·do, or Jacob G. Seneca, Soh·win-dah-neh, or George Wheeler, Di-i-en·use, or Ghastly Darkness, Do·goh-no-do-nis, or Simon Isaac, Hon-ho-gah-dyok, or Thomas Crow, He-dai—ses, or Joseph Peter, Wau-wah-wa-na-onk, or Peter Wilson, Sa-go-di-get-ka, or Jacob Jackson. So·en-dagb, or Jonathan White, Wxrivmsszs :-·James Stryker, Sub-agent, Six Nations, New York Indians. Nathaniel T. Strong, United States’ Interpreter, N. Y. agency. H. B. Potter. Orlando Allen. H. P. Wilcox. Charles H. Allen. Horatio Jones. Spencer H. Gone. W. W. Jones. J. F. Sohermerhorn. Josiah Trowbridge. To the Indian names are suhioined a mark and seal·
SCHEDULE A. I_&i?¤%5L;>;%1¤ CENSUS OF THE NEW YORK INDIANS AS TAKEN IN 1837. diane. Number residing on the Seneca reservations. Senecas ... . . 2,309 Onondagas.. . 194 Cayugas ... -... 130 2,633 Onondagas, at Onondaga . . ... . . . . 300 Tuscaroras . ... . . . . . 273 St. Regis, in New York .. . . . . . . . . 350 Oneidas, at Green Bay .. . . . . . 600 Oneidas, inNewYork... ... . 620 Stockbridgeés ... . ... 217 Munsees . ... . .. 132 Brothertowns . . . . . . . . .. . 350 The above was made before the execution of the treaty. R. H. GILLET, Commissioner. D SCHEDULE B. q,,,i¥;?€5ii°,;:. The following IS the disposition agreed to be made of the sum of vided fo1L'I`u:-h three thousand dollars provided in this treaty for the Tusoaroras, by the
- ‘,‘f1P£’0f{hiS‘ chiefs, and assented to by the commissioner, and is to form a part of
muy, the treaty:
