Dossier - Sarnia Reserve (Wawanosh)

This file contains a photocopy of an original letter dated February 1835. This file also contains a photocopy of an original letter and a typewritten copy of a letter to Wawenaush from Jenkins Masklaburgy dated 7th July 1835 in Nancy Town. This file contains a newspaper article titled "Sarnia Reserve Is 123 Years Old" by Allan Roach detailing information on how Chippewa Indigenous land may become an industrial site. A series of other photocopied newspaper articles about the life of Chief Wawanosh, and his great granddaughter, Mrs. Agnes Wawanosh Sands Mern from Brooklyn, New York, who is referred to as the "last princess," alonside typewritten copies of those articles. This file contains two photocopied original letters. This file also contains a typewritten document by Jean Elford detailing accounts and information about Chief Joshua Wawanosh. This file contains a page of two archive box labels. This file also contains a photocopy of an original letter and a typewritten copy of a letter dated Toronto 11 June 1840 by Sam P. Jarvis. This file also contains a post mark Penetanguishine Sept 22 18-- from Mr. Waywaynash Chippeway Chief River St. Clair to W.W.J. This file also contains a document titled "Historical References to Sarnia Indian Reserve" by Leslie K. Smith and George L. Smith, a photocopied letter from Governor General C.T. Thompson in 1840 to his children, and a copy of a document marked "in possession of John Laudenbach".