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This is my "notes" page. Everything on this page is temporary.

Map for Anishinaabe territory

This is a request for a map generation showing "Anishinaabe territory" for the years between 1763 and 1825. Why these range of years? Well, 1763 was the year when the "Royal Proclamation" was signed by the British Crown, formally encompassing the Anishinaabe peoples into the British empire. For this map, I propose the core areas be shown as a solid area, but more transient or nomadic or disputed areas be shown as well but in ever fading degrees farther out one goes. 1825 is when the "Treaty of Prairie du Chien" was signed, formalising what constituted as "Anishinaabe territory", which before that time was considerably less formal, which is why a solid block would be highly inappropriate. So, here is my attempt at trying to characterise these areas.

Core areas

Core area is bounded by these cities/villages: Rice Lake (WI), North Branch (MN), Stanchfield, Isle, Garrison, Brainerd, Walker, Detroit Lakes, Grand Forks (ND), Devil's Lake, Rugby, Virden (MB), Dauphin, Red Lake (ON), Pickle Lake, Nakina, Timmins, Val d'Or (QC), Mont Laurier, Ste. Agathe de Monts, Lachute, Smiths Falls (ON), Peterborough, Toronto, London, Detroit (MI), Cold Water, Three Rivers, Barron Lake, Michigan City (IN), Gary, Chicago (IL), De Kalb, Rock Falls, Davenport (IA), Dubuque, Dodgeville (WI), Janesville, Elkhorn, Waukesha, West Bend, Sheboygan, continuing again at Escanaba (MI), Mount Iron, Anitgo (WI), Wausau, Chippewa Falls, and back to Rice Lake.

Transient/Nomadic/Disputed areas

Eau Claire (WI)(80%), Pepin (40%), Prescott (40%), St. Paul (MN) (40%), Minnesota River (40%), Browns Valley (40%), Bois de Sioux River (40%), Fargo (ND)(40%), Sheyenne River (40%), Harvey (20%), Manfred (20%), James River (20%), Redfield (SD)(20%), Pierre (20%), Missouri River (heading upstream)(20%), Missouri River (at Bismarck)(40%), Missouri River (at White Earth River) (60%), Missouri River (at Milk River)(MT)(40%), Milk River (40%), continental divide (heading north)(20%), Murray River (BC)(20%), Peace River (AB) (20%), Slave Lake (20%), Lac la Biche (20%), Meadow Lake (SK) (20%), down Churchill River (to Hudson Bay)(20%), continuing at Waskaganish (QC)(20%), Chibougamau (20%), down Saguenay River (20%), up the St. Lawrence River to Fort Erie, Erie (PA) (40%), Indian Head (40%), down French River (40%), down the Allegheny River to the Ohio River (20%), down the Ohio River to the Mississippi River (40%) extending a 30-mi buffer on the river's northshore (40%), up the Scioto River and down Sandusky River with 30-mile buffer about both shores of both rivers (40%), Lake Erie to Toledo with a 30-mi buffer from the shore (60%), Maumee River to Fort Wayne (60%), Eel River headwater (40%), to Elkhart River headwater (40%), down Elkhart River (60%), St. Joseph's River to South Bend (80%), to Kankakee River (60%), down Kankakee River (60%), down Illinois River to the Mississippi River (60%), up the Mississippi River to Burlington (IA) (40%), Burlington (40%), Cedar Rapids (40%), to mouth of the Wisconsin River (40%), up Wisconsin River (WI)(to Portage) (40%), Portage (40%), Waupun (40%), Fond du Lac (40%), Manitowoc (40%), continuting at Menominee (60%), Shawano (WI) (40%), Plover (80%), Wisconsin River to Yellow River (60%), Yellow River (60%), Neillsville (60%), Fairchild (60%), back to Eau Claire (80%).

Treaty cession areas

This will be a map request. There are treaty cession areas before 1825; maps zoomed into the area of these boundaries would be a good thing to have done in possibly three maps: British North America (?), United States and British Canada, especially since US areas were quite large and the British Canada areas were quite small and numerous. On these maps, the exterior boundaries of the combined treaties of each country probably would make the most sense, with then the various Treaty articles could pull in the nicely done Bureau of American Ethnology maps of specific treaty areas, without having to re-do all those maps, unless showing the areas when it crosses modern State/Province lines.

Map of Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory

This is a map request. It will be a gradiated map. The requested map for the Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory would have two kinds of information contained within it: people and land. For the people, the northern half of Bruce Peninsula will be 100% fill. From Colpoys Bay southward (using Owen Sound/Sydenham River as a boundary) and all of Saugeen River watershed: 80%. From the 80% shade's boundaries, a 20km buffers each decreasing by 20% intervals down to 0%. This shading would reflect the diffusion of the traditional population areas since a definite confined boundary would be inappropriate. For the land, three types of information would be provided: Boundaries of the Treaty-Ceded Territory, non-Ceded Territory and the contemprary Reserves. For these three, definite boundaries are appropriate Outline would be the appropriate way to show the Treaty-ceded Territory. An arrow pointing at the land area not in any of the Treaty Cessions would be appropriate for the non-Ceded Territory. A coloured block area for each of the contemporary First Nation Reserves set aside from the Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory would also be appropriate.

Old Crossing signatories

#	Location	Title	Name (Translation)
1	Red Lake	chief	Moozomoo (Moose Dung)
2	Red Lake	chief	Gaa-washkinike (Crooked Arm)
3	Red Lake	chief	Esiniwab (Little Rock)
4	Pembina	chief	Miskomakwa (Red Bear)
5	Pembina	chief	Esens (Little Shell)
6	Red Lake	warrior	Miskokonaye (Red Robe)
7	Red Lake	warrior	Gechi-anishinaabe (The Big Indian)
8	Red Lake	warrior	Niiyo-giizhig (Four Skies)
9	Pembina	warrior	Niibinigwiingwa'aage (Summer Wolverine)
10	Pembina	warrior	Joseph Gornon
11	Pembina	warrior	Joseph Montreuil
12	Pembina	warrior	Dibishko-giizhig (Equals the Sky)
13	Red Lake	head warrior	Mezhakiiyaash (Dropping Wind)
14	Red Lake	warrior	[Miin-]Nandawaawin (Berry Hunter)
15	Red Lake	chief	Naagaanigwanebi (Leading Wing-Feather)

1825 Prairie du Chien Ojibwe signatories

#	Location	Recorded Name (Title, if indicated)	Name (Translation/"Alias")
01	Sault Ste. Marie	Shinguaba W'Ossin (1st chief, the Chippewa Nation)	Zhingaabewasin (Image Stone)
02	Sault Ste. Marie	Gitspee Jiauba 2nd chief, the Chippewa Nation)	Gichi-ayaabe (Big Buck)
03	La Pointe Band	Gitspee Waskee	Gichi-weshkiinh (Great Renewer/"le Bœuf")
04	La Pointe Band	Nain-a-boozho	Nenabozho (Nanabozho)
05	Fond du Lac Band	Monga, Zid	Maangozid (Loon's Foot)
06	Fond du Lac Band	Weescoup	Wiishkob (Sweet/"le Sucre")
07	Fond du Lac Band	Mush-Koas	Omashkooz (Elk)
08	Fond du Lac Band	Nau-bun, Aqueezhick	Nabane-giizhig (One-side of the Sky)
09	Sandy Lake Band	Kau-ta-waubeta	Gaa-dawaabide (Cracked Tooth/"Broken Tooth")
10	Sandy Lake Band	Pugisaingegen	Bakisenikegan (Broken Arm[-bone])
11	Sandy Lake Band	Kwee-weezaishish	Gwiiwizhenzhish (Bad Boy/"Gross Guelle")
12	Sandy Lake Band	Ba-ba-see-kem-dase	(curling hair)
13	Sandy Lake Band	Paashineep	(Man shooting at the mark)
14	Leech Lake Band	Pu-ga-a-gik	(little beef)
15	St. Croix Band	Pee-sec-ker	Bizhiki (buffalo)
16	St. Croix Band	Nau-din	Noodin (Wind)
17	Mille Lacs Indians	Nau-quan-a-bee	Negwanebi ("Tallest" [Quill]feather)
18	Lac Courte Oreilles Band	Tu-kau-bis-hoo	Dabasi-bizhiw (Crouching Lynx)
19	Lac Courte Oreilles Band		Miskomanidoo (The Red Devil)
20	Lac Courte Oreilles Band		(The Track)
21	Lac Courte Oreilles Band	Ne-bo-na-bee	Nibiinaabe (Waterling/"Mermaid")
22	St. Croix Band	Pi-a-gick	Bayezhig (Single-man)
23	Sandy Lake Band	Pu-in-a-ne-gi	Bagone-giizhig (Hole in the Day)
24	St. Croix Band	Moose-o-mon-e	Máza-máni (Iron Walker/"plenty elk")
25	Upper Red Cedar Lake	Nees-o-pe-na	Niizho-bine (Two Birds)
26	Leech Lake Band	Shaata	Zhede (Pelican)
27	Leech Lake Band	Che-on-o-quet	Chi-aanakwad (Great Cloud)
28	Red Lake Band	I-au-ben-see	Ayaabensenh (Little Buck)
29	Leech Lake Band	Kia-wa-tas	(the tarrier)
30	Leech Lake Band	Mau-ge-ga-bo	Maajigaabawi (Starts to Stand/"Leader")
31	Leech Lake Band	Nan-go-tuck	(the flame)
32	Red Lake Band	Nee-si-day-sish	(the sky)
33	Sandy Lake Band	Pee-chan-a-nim	(striped feather)
34	Leech Lake Band		(White Devil)
35	Lac Courte Oreilles Band	Ka-ha-ka	Gekek (the sparrow[hawk])
36	Rice Lake	I-au-be-ence	Ayaabens (Little Buck)
37	St. Croix Band	Ca-ba-ma-bee	Gaa-bimabi (He that sits to the side/"Wet Mouth" or "the Assembly")
38	Lac du Flambeau Band	Nau-gau-nosh	(the forward man)
39	Sandy Lake Band	Caw-[nun-do-wau-]win-dow	Gaa-nandawaawinzo (He that Gathers Berries/"le Brocheux")
40	Lake Superior	On-qui-ess	(the mink)
41		Ke-we-ta-ke-pe	(all round the sky)
42	Snake River	The sees	Shák'pí ("Little" Six/"les Six")

1827 Butte des Morts Treaty Ojibwe signatories

#	Location	Recorded Name (Title, if indicated)	Name (Translation/"Alias")
01	Sault Ste. Marie Band	Shinguaba Wossin	Zhingaabewasin (Image Stone)
01	Sault Ste. Marie Band	Wayishkee	( )
01	Sault Ste. Marie Band	Sheewanbeketoan	Zhiiwaabikitoon (Jingler)
01		Mozobodo	( )
01	Lac du Flambeau Band	Gitshee Waubezhaas	Gichi-waabizhesh (Big Fisher)
01		Moazoninee	( )
01	Lac du Flambeau Band	Mishaukewett	Mizhakwad (Clear Sky)
01		Monominee Cashee	Manoominikeshiinh (Snipe)
01		Attikumaag	Adikameg (Whitefish)
01		Umbwaygeezhig	( )
01		Moneeto Penaysee	Manidoo-binesi (Spirit Bird)
01		Akkeewaysee	Akiwenzii (Old Man)
01		Sheegad	( )
01		Wauwaunishkau	( )
01		Anamikee Waba	Animikiiwabaa (Thunder(bird) Narrows)
01		Ockewazee	Akiwenzii (Old Man)

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http://www.srbc.net/docs/IndianNamesDataChart.PDF

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Terminated Tribes

#	Tribe	Year of Termination Enacted	Year of Loss of Recognition	Year of Regaining Recognition
001	Alabama-Coushatta Tribes of Texas	1954	1955	1987
001	Alexander Valley Rancheria, California	1958	1961	——
001	Bear River Band of the Rohnerville Rancheria, California	1958	1966	1983
001	Big Sandy Rancheria of Mono Indians of California	1958	——	1984
001	Big Valley Band of Pomo Indians of the Big Valley Rancheria, California	1958	1965	1983
001	Blue Lake Rancheria, California	1958	1966	1983
001	Buena Vista Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians of California	1958	1961	1983
001	Cache Creek Rancheria, California	1958	1961	——
001	Catawba Tribe of South Carolina	1958	1960	1993
001	Cayuga Nation of New York	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Chicken Ranch Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians of California	1958	1961	1983
001	Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma	1959	——	1970
001	Cloverdale Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California	1958	1965	1983
001	Cold Springs Rancheria of Mono Indians of California	1958	——	1977
001	Colfax Rancheria, California	1964	1965	——
001	Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation, Montana	1954	1954	19xx
001	Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon (Originally 27 tribes of Alsea, Chinook, Coos, Kalapuya, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw, Molalla, Shasta, Rogue River, Klickitat, Takelma, Tututni, Tillamook peoples)	1954	1966	1977
001	Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians of Oregon (Originally 3 tribes: Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw)	1954	1956	1984
001	Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon	1954	1956	1983
001	Coquille Tribe of Oregon (Originally 2 tribes: Coquille and Coos)	1954	1956	1989
001	Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Indians of Oregon	1954	1954	1982
001	Elk Valley Rancheria, California	1958	1966	1983
001	Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, California	1958	1966	2000
001	Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Greenville Rancheria of Maidu Indians of California	1958	1966	1983
001	Guidiville Rancheria of California	1958	1965	1991
001	Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake, California	1958	——	1981
001	Hoopa Valley Tribe, California	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Hopland Band of Pomo Indians of the Hopland Rancheria, California	1958	——	1983
001	Indian Ranch Rancheria, California	1958	1961	——
001	Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Klamath Tribes, Oregon	1954	1961	1986
001	Likely Rancheria, California	1964	1965	——
001	Lookout Rancheria, California	1964	1965	——
001	Lytton Rancheria of California	1958	1961	1991
001	Mark-West Rancheria, California	1958	1961	——
001	Mechoopda Indian Tribe of Chico Rancheria, California	1958	1967	1992
001	Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin	1954	1961	1973
001	Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Middletown Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California	1958	——	N/A
001	Millerton Rancheria, California	1942	19xx	——
001	Mission Creek Reservation, California	1964	1970	——
001	Mixed Blood Ute of the Ute Reservation, Utah	1954	19xx	——
001	Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma (Originally part of Klamath Tribes, Oregon; restored independently.)	1954	19xx	1978
001	Montgomery Creek Rancheria, California (Now part of Pit River Tribe, California.)	1958	——	N/A
001	Mooretown Rancheria of Maidu Indians of California	1958	1961	1983
001	Nevada City Rancheria, California	1958	1964	——
001	Northfork Rancheria of Mono Indians of California	1958	1966	1983
001	Oneida Nation of New York	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Onondaga Nation of New York	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Osage Tribe, Oklahoma	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma	1956	1959	1978
001	Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah (Originally as Indian Peaks, Kanosh, Koosharem and Shivwits Bands of Paiutes; restored as a single tribe with an additional Band: Cedar Band of Paiutes.)	1956	1957	1980
001	Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians of California	1958	1961	1994
001	Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma	1956	1959	1978
001	Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians of California	1958	1966	1983
001	Pinoleville Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California	1958	1966	1983
001	Ponca Tribe of Nebraska	1962	1966	1990
001	Potter Valley Tribe, California	1958	1961	1983
001	Prairie Band of Potawatomi Nation, Kansas	1953	19xx	19xx
001	Quartz Valley Indian Community of the Quartz Valley Reservation of California	1958	1967	1983
001	Redding Rancheria, California	1958	1962	1983
001	Redwood Valley Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California	1958	1961	1983
001	Robinson Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California	1958	1965	1977
001	Ruffys Rancheria, California	1958	1961	——
001	Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, New York	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians of California	1958	1965	1991
001	Seminole Tribe of Florida	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Seneca Nation of New York	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Shingle Springs Rancheria, California	1964	1966	——
001	Smith River Rancheria, California	1958	1967	1983
001	Squaw Valley Rancheria, California	19xx	19xx	——
001	Strathmore Rancheria, California	1964	1967	——
001	Strawberry Valley Rancheria, California	1958	1961	——
001	Table Mountain Rancheria of California	1958	——	1984
001	Taylorsville Rancheria, California	1964	1966	——
001	Tejon Indian Tribe of California	19xx	19xx	2012
001	Tonawanda Band of Seneca Indians of New York	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians of North Dakota	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Tuscarora Nation of New York	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	United Auburn Indian Community of the Auburn Rancheria of California	1958	1967	1994
001	Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah & Ouray Reservation, Utah	19xx	19xx	19xx
001	Wilton Rancheria, California	1958	1959	2009
001	Wiyot Tribe, California	1958	1961	1981
001	Wyandotte Nation, Oklahoma	1956	19xx	1978
001	Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo of Texas check, especially the dates	1934	19xx	1987
001	western OR 61 total whom all? check	1954	19xx	19xx
001	CA 41 total whom all? check and remove duplicates	1958	19xx	????

Should total to 109 Tribes