Appraisal report, Royce area 117, Michigan 1, Indiana : ceded to the United States by the Reaty of August 29, 1821 by the Ottaw, Chippewa and Potawatomi Nations of Indians
- Starrett, Paul (Main Author)
- United States. Department of Justice (Added Author)
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Includes topical index.
This report was compiled in 1960 to assess the fair market value as of March 25, 1822 of lands ceded by the Potawatomi, Ottawa and Chippewa tribes. The lands were ceded under terms of an 1821 treaty. Includes historical data, maps and charts to support the assessed value.
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- Ojibwa Indians - Land tenure - Indiana
- Ojibwa Indians - Land tenure - Michigan
- Ojibwa Indians - Claims
- Potawatomi Indians - Claims
- Potawatomi Indians - Land tenure - Michigan
- Potawatomi Indians - Land tenure - Indiana
- Ottawa Indians - Land tenure - Indiana
- Ottawa Indians - Land tenure - Michigan
- Ottawa Indians - Claims
- Indians of North America - Claims
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