Four Gospels in the Seneca Language, 1878
Asher Wright
Petition of Members of the Seneca Nation ... Favoring Legislation Providing for the Distribution of Moneys Received from Leases of Lands of the Tribe, 1898
Signed by hundreds of residents at the Cattaraugus Reservation
Iroquois past and present, including brief sketches of Red Jacket, Cornplanter and Mary Jemison, 1901
Edward Hale Brush
Ethnic identity of Seneca Nation students in Seneca language revitalization program, 2015
Janelle Lesher
Seneca Nation Wind Turbine Project, 2015
US Dept. of Energy & Seneca Nation
Miscellaneous material, 1930-1931
Seneca sentences (Seneca and English), 12 pages. Onondaga sentences, 1 page, Tuscarora terms (3), Byrd's Dividing Line, 3 pages, Women Chief Names, 2 pages, Extract from Jesuit Relations, relative to the Andaste or Susquehanna (Conestoga) Indians. Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution
Miscellaneous vocabularies
Smithsonian Institution
Texts, 1925
Linguistic notes, lists of words; etymology of the name of the League "The people of the longhouse." Iroquois loan words in Algonquin; place names; personal names- Susquehanna; Onondaga adverbs and particles; notes- Mrs Jones, 1925- Onondaga; classification of Iroquoian languages; Seneca vocabulary. Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution
Notes on Social Organization: The Family, the gens, the clan, 1896, 1914, 1916
Smithsonian Institution
Grammatical notes, etc. October, 1896
Smithsonian Institution
Pigeon song, 1896
Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution
Kennon skwa Legend, 1896
Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution
Thanksgiving Text, 1896
Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution
Ongwe hanges ha Legend, September 1896
Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution
Hen''e'Deo' nias, The Misogamist Text, 1896
Smithsonian Institution
Legend of Haha doda gwas, 1896
Smithsonian Institution
Kennons'kwa' (Stone Coat), October 1896
Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution
Gadjis dodo' and Shogon gwa's, September 1896
Smithsonian Institution
Grammatic sketches
Smithsonian Institution
Hoda denon, and Ga'ni'gon'on' Texts, October 1896
Smithsonian Institution
First Chapter of Genesis, translated by Maris B. Pierce, July 27, 1880
Smithsonian Institution
Do-a'-da-ne'- gen' and Hotkwistadegena Seneca text, October 1896
Smithtsonian Institution
Seneca version of the Head Story (The three brothers), 1917
Smithsonian Institution
Miscellaneous language notes, mostly Seneca; word lists
Smithsonian Institution
Seneca/English tradition of the founding of the League, 1917
Smithsonian Institution
Seneca texts with interlinear English translation, ca. 1940
Smithsonian Institution
Seneca Tradition of the League, 1917
Smithsonian Institution
Seneca vocabulary and verb conjugations, July, 1880
Smithsonian Institution
Seneca vocabulary, 1896
Smithsonian Institution
Copies and originals of Seneca myths
Jeremiah Curtin