Rochester And Monroe County
Rochester And Monroe County
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Phelps of Phelps & Gorham, while negotiating a treaty, asked the Senecas to give him a lot on which he could erect a mill to grind corn for the Indians. They agreed, whereupon Phelps selected a section compris- ing 200, 000 acres although one acre could have sufficed. As their lands were occupied by the whites, the Indians were restricted to reservations; the last one near Monroe County was the Canawaugus Reservation south of the present village of Scottsville.
To-day most of the Senecas are co...ncentrated on three reservations: the Allegany, where the Cornplanter branch lives; the Tonawanda, between Rochester and Buffalo; and the Cattaraugas, south of Buffalo. But all of the Senecas are not on the reservations. Many distinguished descendants of Indian blood live in the towns and cities of western New York and elsewhere. In the closing months of 1935 an or- ganization of people of Indian blood was formed in Roch- ester, in which the sponsors hope to gather together all the descendants of the "Men of Men" who once dwelt in the valley of the Genesee.
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Phelps of Phelps & Gorham, while negotiating a treaty, asked the Senecas to give him a lot on which he could erect a mill to grind corn for the Indians. They agreed, whereupon Phelps selected a section compris- ing 200, 000 acres although one acre could have sufficed. As their lands were occupied by the whites, the Indians were restricted to reservations; the last one near Monroe County was the Canawaugus Reservation south of the present village of Scottsville.
To-day most of the Senecas are co...ncentrated on three reservations: the Allegany, where the Cornplanter branch lives; the Tonawanda, between Rochester and Buffalo; and the Cattaraugas, south of Buffalo. But all of the Senecas are not on the reservations. Many distinguished descendants of Indian blood live in the towns and cities of western New York and elsewhere. In the closing months of 1935 an or- ganization of people of Indian blood was formed in Roch- ester, in which the sponsors hope to gather together all the descendants of the "Men of Men" who once dwelt in the valley of the Genesee.
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