Ratified Indian Treaty 305: Seneca - Tonawanda Reservation, Genesee County, New York, November 5, 1857
U.S. National Archives
Ratified Indian Treaty 305: Seneca (Tonawanda) - Tonawanda Reservation, Genesee County, New York, November 5, 1857
Indian Treaty of Buffalo Creek, 1883
Treaty Between the United States of America and the Six Nations of New York Indians, Concluded January 15, 1838, as Amended by the Senate June 11, 1838, and Ratified April 4, 1840
Printed copy
Printed Copy of the Treaty Between the United States of America and the Six Nations of New York Indians, Concluded January 15, 1838, as Amended by the Senate June 11, 1838, and Ratified April 4, 1840
Seneca Nation Transportation Safety Plan, 2019
Seneca Nation of Indians
As Far as the Grass Still Grows: An Analysis of Overland Canoe Travel in Hodinohso:Nih Territory, 1750-1766, 2023
Nicholas Perez
Land Underneath It All: Property, Ownership, and Belonging in Salamanca, New York, 2023
Shoshana Davidson
From Records in an Old Ledger Owned by Mrs. Ulessus (Selina Mabee) Kennedy, 1954
Genealogical records from the Cattaraugus (Seneca Indian) Reservation, New York State
Halliday Jackson’s journal to the Seneca Indians : 1798-1800
Wallace, Anthony F.C., ed.
Constitution of the Five Nations, 1916
Arthur C. Parker
constitution of the Five nations
Petition of Members of the Seneca Nation on New York Indiand Favoring Legislation Providing for the Distribution of Monies Received from Leases of Lands of the Tribe, 1898
Senate 55 2 document 190 serial 3600
Seneca Nation Long Range Transportation Plan, 2021
Seneca Nation
Antiquities of the state of New York, 1851
Has a supplement on archaeological sites in Western New York
Case of Samuel Mohawk, an indian of the Seneca tribe, charged with the murder of the Wigton family in Butler County, Penna, 1843
Samuel Mohawk
Lease with Seneca Indians, 1911
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Indian Affairs
Lease with Seneca Indians
Indian Village, Camp, and Burial Sites Along the Niagara Frontier, 1909
Hougton, Frederick
Wep-Ton-No-Mah, 1892
Script written by first Seneca woman actor & playwright
Wep-ton-no-mah : the Indian mail carrier, 1892
Gowongo Mohawk, whose English name was Carrie A. Mohawk, was a playwright and actress. Wep-ton-no-mah was her best-known work. She was born on the Cattaraugus territory.
Iroquois Foods and Food Preparation, 1916
F.W. Waugh
Oil Leases of the Seneca Indians, 1897
Secretary of the Interior
Case File of Thomas Jacobs: Private Capt. Blacksnake Co. New York Military, Seneca Indians, War of 1812
U.S. National Archives
Case File of Thomas Jacobs -- Private Capt Blacksnake Co New York Mil Seneca Indians
Approved Pension Application File for Jane Jimerson, Widow of Jacob T. Jimerson, Company C, 13th New York Heavy Artillery Regiment, War of 1812
Approved Pension Application File for Jane Jimerson, Widow of Jacob T Jimerson, Company C, 13th New York Heavy Artillery Regiment
Case File of Isaac Jimeson: Capt. Pollard's Co. NY Military Indian Volunteer Regt., War of 1812
U.S. National Archives
Case File of Isaac Jimeson -- Capt Pollard's Co NY Mil Ind Vol Regt -- New York
Seneca Nation of Indians Hemp Production Ordinance, date unknown
Seneca Nation of Indians
Seneca Nation of Indians Tribal Gaming Compact, 2002
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Senecas and other Indians of the Five Nations of New York : letter from the Secretary of the Interior, 1915
U.S. Department of the Interior
Senecas and other Indians of the Five nations
Brant and Red Jacket : Including including an account of the early wars of the Six nations... 1879
Eggleston, Edward
Brant and Red Jacket
Samuel Kirkland's mission to the Iroquois, 1932
Lennox, Herbert John,
Our life among the Iroquois Indians, 1892
Harriet Caswell
Indian Beneficiaries Under Treaty Concluded at Buffalo Creek, 1892
U.S. Congress, House Committee on Indian Affairs
Proceedings of an Indian Council, Held at the Buffalo Creek Reservation, State of New York, Fourth Month, 1842
William Wooddy
Proceedings of an Indian Council, Held at the Buffalo Creek Reservation