Collusion against Six Nations in 1923
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Why the Burtch Tract is so important
By Jim Windle with notes BURTCH – The tract of land known as the Burtch Tract was part of the...
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Honour of Six Nations’ alliance with the Crown in First World War
By Thohahoken In 1913 Arthur the Duke of Connaught travelled to Ohsweken. At the now “old” council house on the...
Six Nations’ funded colleges and universities and never repaid
James McGill tips his hat to the original owners of the downtown campus. Photo by Heritage Canada The use of...
What about that 1701 Nanfan Treaty?
By Jim Windle with notes from Paul Williams SIX NATIONS – Did the Haudenosaunee give away a huge chunk of...
A primer on the Grand River Valley since 1784
Following the American Revolution the remnants of the Five Nations Rotinohsyonni Confederacy took refuge in the Grand River Valley, 70...
December 1922: the first raid on Six Nations
SIX NATIONS – Anyone who has any knowledge of the political history of Six Nations will have heard when the...
1803 letter reveals contemporary understanding
Excerpts from a personal letter written April 2, 1803, between Samuel Peters, friend, United Empire Loyalist and grandfather of Samuel...
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