Frank J. Lankes

and the inadequate protection the United States government gave the Indians when they needed help. Street names (1) boot historian Lankes locates Red Jacket's last three places of residence. (1) Buffalo Creek reservation life until it ended in 1846 when the inhabitants moved to Cattaraugus or Allegany after their land was acquired by whites. Much on the land transactions in which the whites pressured the Indians to move west (first to Wisconsin a (1) creek names (1) ETC (1) Genealogia (2) Genealogy -- New York (1) Indian Names (1) Indiano d'America (1) locating the cabin and sawmill of Seneca Chief Henry Twoguns. (Prints quit claim of Twoguns to Thomas Ogden and Joseph Fellows.) Plat of settlement as it was in 1844. (1) New York (stato) (1) Odds and ends of Buffalo Creek Reservation history--where specific Indians lived in terms of twentieth century landmarks (1) of some of the 1238 residents of the Reservation when Samuel Kirkland took a census in 1789; Indians who had property rights on the Reservation when it was bought by the Ebenezer Society; anecdotes about the Ogden Land Company; Red Jacket; Jack Berry; Cor (1) old landmarks key the work for the local reader. (1) Places Bennett's Settlement (on the Buffalo Creek Reservation) at what is now Blossom (1) regional (1) the battle with the Ogden Land Company (1) the corruption on the part of both Indians and whites (1) Using contemporaneous sources and interviews with descendants of early white settlers (1) Western NY (1) with English meaning (1)