History of Freeborn County, including explorers and pioneers of Minnesota, and outline history of the state of Minnesota, Part 95

Author: Neill, Edward D. (Edward Duffield), 1823-1893. Explorers and pioneers of Minnesota. 1882; Neill, Edward D. (Edward Duffield), 1823-1893. Outline history of the state of Minnesota. 1882; Bryant, Charles S., 1808-1885. Sioux massacre of 1862. 1882; Bryant, Charles S., 1808-1885. State education. 1882; Minnesota Historical Company
Publication date: 1882
Publisher: Minneapolis : Minnesota Historical Co.
Number of Pages: 576


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Establishes a Fort at Kaman- istigoya ... 9


Descends the St. Croix river 11, 112


Arrests and executes Indians at Sault St. Marie ... 11 Brings allies to Niagara, for De la Barre. . 15 Establishes a Fort on Lake Eric ...


Boudor trades with the Sioux .. .. Attacked by the Foxes .. 19 Bougainville, mentions Indian tribes seen by Verendrye. 60) Boutwell. Rev. W. T., Ojibway


missionary .. .106, 113


Removes to Stillwater 111 Notice of Stillwater 114 Braddock's defeat 61


PAGES 1 TO 128.


PAGE


Bremer, Frederka, Swedish nov-


elist in Minnesota .. 122


Brisbois, Lieutenant in British service ... 8L Verendrye ... 60 Mentions Rocky Mountain Indians .. 60


Brissette, Edward, notice of. 114


Brown, Joseph R .. drummer boy at Fort Snelling ... 95


Trading Post at Lake Trav- erse. 102


Keeps a grog shop for sol-


Allouez, Jesuit missionary visits La Pointe .. 4 Meets the Sioux at the ex-


tremity of Lake Superior .. 4


Ames, M. E., early lawyer. 122


Anderson, Captain in British ser- vice .. 81


Andrews, Joseph, killed by Sisse- ton Sioux,. 92 Aquipaguetin. Sioux chief men- tioned by Hennepin ... ... 27


.. 21, Assineboines ........ 2, 9, 23, 43, 46. 65 Augelle, Anthony, alias Picard du Guy, associate of Hennepin 10, 18, 23, 24, 26 Ayer, Frederick, missionary to Ojibways ... 107 Baker, B. F., Indian trader. 112


99


Baleombe. St. A. D 127


Balfour, Captain ... 62


Bass, J. W., early settler at St. Paul .. 116


Beauharnois, Governor, favors Verendrye .... 68 Beaujeau, urged by Langlade of Wisconsin, defeats Braddock .. 61 Bellin alludes to Fort Rouge on Red river. 8


Fort on St. Croix river. 112


Beltrami, G. C., notice of .. 93


Diseovers northern sources of the Mississippi. 9 Bishop, Harriet E., establishes school at St. Paul .... 114 Blue Earth River explored .... 45, 47 D'Evaque visits .. 18 Boal, J. M., early settler at St. Paul .. 116, 118 Bottineau, J. B., exposed in a snow storm ... 102 Boisguillot, early trader on Wis- consin and Mississippi. 32 Boucher, Pierre, deseribed Lake


Superior copper mines 7 Father of Sieur de Le Per- riere .. 51


Returns to Lake Erie with his cousin Tonty. 16 Brother of, from Lake Nepi- gon .. 16 In command at Fort Fronte- nac


Death of. 17


13


Bailly. Alexis, drives cattle to Pembina ... Member of Legislature 93


12


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HISTORY OF FREEBORN COUNTY.


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At Falls of St. Anthony .... 18, 2


Meets Hennepin ..


25


Tribute to


Marriages at ........ .. 102. 108, 120 Steamer Palmyra at, in July,


1934, with notice of ratifica-


tion of Indian treaties. .... 112 Indian council held at, by Governor Ramsey .. 121 Fort St. Anthony, now Snelling .. 95 inaw


Durantaye, commander at Mack-


93


At Ticonderoga 62


At N.agara .. 15 Elv. E. F., missionary teacher ... 110


Enjalı .. Jesuit missionary at Sault St. Maire .... 13 Faffart, interpreter for Du Luth Visits the Sioux. =


Falls of Saint Anthony, first white man at 25


First mill at. . . 93. Described by LA Salle ..


Described by Hennepin. 21. 25,


Described by Lt.Z.M. Pike, 75.


Described by Major Long ....


First newspaper at .... 198 Bridge, first across Missis- sippi 126


Fisher. tra fer at Green Bay. 63 Fitch, pioneer in St. Croix Val- ley 112


Flat Month, Ojibway Chief, vis- its Fort Snelling, A. D. 1827 .... 97


Forsyth, Major Thomas, areom-


panies first troops to Fort Sacl- ling


Pays Indians for reservation ... 91


Fort Beauharnois established A.


D. 1727, at Lake Pepin 51. 57 52 Commanded by st Pierre, 56, Fort Crawford 100


La Reine, on River Assine- boine . .33,


Le Sueur. below Hastings . .


L'Huillier on Blue Earth river Left in charge of D'Evaque 17


433


McKay


Perrot, at Like Pepin.


Shelby, at Prairie du Chien 80.


Fort Snelling site seeured by Lt.


Pike ...


75


Grignod, Cabtain in British ser- vice.


.78,


S


Col. Le: venworth arrives at Mend tı


91 91


Name given to what is now Pigeon river.


5


91


Encouraged by Prince lin- pert


5


Events of A. D. 1821 .. 93


Advance in building


Fort Perrot at ..


Fort Beauharnois at .. 53


Lake Pokeguma Mission .. 109


La Monde, a voyager ..


Landsing. trader, killed 10


63


missionary .


10"


Sunday School at ..


Events of A. D 1821. 9.


General Scott suggests name for fort


95


Euents of A. D. 1625 and 1-26, 46


Hennepin, Louis, Franciscan mis-


sionary, early life of. 19


Depreciates Jesnits 15


Son of Pierre Boucher Arrives at Lake Pepin


51


La l'orte, see Lovigny ...


La Potherie describes Fort Per- rot at Lake Pepin.


Larpenteur, A., carly settler in St Paul .. 116 La Salle licensed to trade in Buf- falo robes ...


Criticises Du Luth. 10,


15 First to describe Upper Mis- sissippi ..


Describes falls of St. Anthony In Taupine. see Morean .....


Laurence, Phineas, pioneer at St. Croix Valley ..... 11:


Rev. Alva Coe in 1829 preach-


meeting . 119 es at.


Hobart, Rev. O. 119


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Holcomb, Capt. William. 110


Hole in-the-Day, the father at- tacks the Sionx .... 103 Hole-in-the-Day. Junior attacks 121


Sioux near St. Paul.


On first steamboat above falls of St. Anthony .. 221 Howe, early settler at Marine .. 113 Huggins, Alexander,


farmer mission


107 2


Hurans dr vento Minnesota. At war with the Sioux


Indiana Territory organized .. 73 Iodians of Mississippi Valley, earliest communication about. 46


Upper Missouri, seen by Ver- undrye 60


Minnesota.


104 2


Ioways, visited by Hurons. Visit Perrot at Lake Pepin ... 24 Iroquois, Virgin, her intercession sought by Du Luth .. 17


Isle, Pelee, of the Mississippi, below St. Croix River .. 37 Iste Royal. copper in 1667, noticed


Iasca. origin of word. 107


Jackson, Henry, early settler in St. Paul. .. 114, 115


Jemeraye, Sieur de la, with the Sioux ...


50


Explores to Rainy Lake. . 58. 59


Death of ..


Jesuit. Father Allouez.


Chardon


De Gonor.


De la Chasse


Guignas


Marquette.


Meuard.


2.


9


Giorrell, Lieut. at Green Bay .. 69


Graham, Duncan, arrives at Fort Snelling .... 100


Grant trader at Sandy Lake, vis- ited by Pike 77


119 Kaposia, Chief, requests a mis- sjonary .


Kennerman, Pike's sergeant .. 114


79


Kickapoos, at Fort Perrot. 30


Capture French from Lake Pepin.


54


La Hontan, his early life. 35


Ascent of the Fox River. ..... 35 Criticised Carlevoix ...


Noticed by Nicollet.


36 30


Laidlow travels from Selkirk set-


tlement to Prairie du Chien .... 91


At Fort Snelling 83


Lac qui Parle Mission ... 109 Lake Calhoun, Indiau farm es- Lake Harriet mission described .. tablished 106 Lake Pepin, called Lake of Tears


Cass and Schoolcraft visits .. Col Swelling succeeds Lear- enworth.


Death of. G


Guignas, Father, missionary at Fort Beauharnois 51


Guignas, Father, captured by In- dians ... 54 Returns to Lake Pepin. 56


Gun, grandson of Carver. 82


Ilall. Rev. Sherman, Ojibway


Lambert, David, early settler in St. Paul.


118


Lambert. Henry A., early settler in St. Paul. 119


Langlade, of Green Bay, urges attack of Braddock 61


Long, A. D. 1817. 82 La Perriere, Sicur de, proceeds to Sionx country ...


At Falls of St. Anthony


Denounced by La Salle .. 16, 22, 2£,


Chaplain of La Salle ...


At Lake Pepin


Met by Du Luth.


Careor on return to Europe .. His later days ..


Opinion of Jesuit Missions .. Henniss, C. J., Editor ...


Hersebell, Sir John, translates Schiller's song, Son of Sioux Chief .. 68


Ilistorieal Society, first publie


Leach, Calvin, a founder of Still- water .. 112


51, 51,55,


54 4 52 51 51 56 5


Goodhue, James 31., first Minne- sota editor .. Death of 117 121


Goodrich, Aaron, 'Territorial


Judge .. 118


Gorman, Willis A. Governor. 125


Messayer 58


Jesnit missions unsuccessful. 106 Indd, early settler at Marine. 119 Johnson. Parsons K.


Gravier, Father James, criticises Jlennepin


Greeley, Elam 109


(riffing La Salle's ship. 10


Voyage to Green Bay 19 King, grandson of Carver. 82


Troops for, at Prairie du Chien . Birth of Charlotte Quiseon- sin Clark ... 90


Groselliers, Sicar, early life .... 1, 6


Visits Mille Laes region ..... Meets the Assineboines


First officers at cantonment .. Major Taliaferro Indian agent at.


Events of A D. 1822, A. D. 1823.


First steamboat at. 43


Beltrami, the Italian, at. . 93, Major 11. S. Long arrives at .. Government mill near ...


Moves to Sauk Rapids 111 llayner, 11. Z., Chief Justice of Territory ... 12 Hempstead accompanies Major


Mail arrival at ... Great snow storm March. 1826. lligh water at. April 21. 1826. 97 Slaves belonging to officers at .. 97 Steamboat arrivals to close of 182%.


General Gaines censores Co :- onel of.


Events of A. D. 1827 Flat Mouth. Ojibway chief. visits, in 1827. 95 Col. Spelling delivers mur-


derers for execution . . 99 Construction of, criticised by General Gaines ... 100


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J. N. Nicollet arrives at. ..... 102


St. Charles, on Lake of the Woods


St. Joseph, on Lake Erie. es- lablished by Du Luth .. 1+ St. Pierre, on Rainy Lake .... Interview with Perrot .. Mentioned. 33. 37, 38, 48, 16. 51,


Franklin, Sir John, relies of, pass through St. Paul .. 126


Frontenac, Governor of Canada. Friend of Duluth .. 1 1 Encourages Lesueur.


Frazer, trader. 75


Fuller, Jerome. Territorial Chief Justice .. 123


Furber, J. W. 197


fattier, Rev. L., builds first chapel in St. Paul .. 114 Gavin, Rev. Daniel missionary .. 111


Gibson. General. letters relative to St. Anthony mill ...


Gillan, Capt. Zachary, of Bos-


ton. accompanied by Grosel- lies and Radisson, sails for


Hudson's Bay in ship None- such 5


Meets Accault aud Hennepin 112 Du Pay, a voyageor ... 10


His tour from Lake Superior to Mississippi .. 112


Visits Hudson's Bay


Visits New England 6


109 Described in A. D. 1700 ..


543


INDEX.


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PAGE


PAGE


Pacific Ocean, route to .. 36, 80. 58, 60. 69


Persons. Rev. J. P. 119 Petron, nurle of Du Luth. 11 Pemcaut describes Fort Perrot .. Fart Le Cheur on Isle Pelce. . Mississippi river ..


Describes Fort L'Hnillier ... Pennensha, French tiader among the Sioux 53


Pere see Perrot.


Perkins, Lt. U. S. A. in charge of Fort Shelby. .. 80


Perrierro, see L Perrierre.


Perrot. Nicholas, arrests Achiga- naga at Lake Superior ....


Account of Father Menard's


ascent of the Mississippi aud Black Rivers. . Suspected of poisoning Salle La


Associated with Du Luth .... Presents a silver ostensorium 30


In the Seneca expedition .... 31


His return to Lake Pepin .... 31 32


Takes possession of the coun- try


Conducts a convoy from Mon- treal .34. 38


Establishes a post on Kala-


maz io river .. 3.


Threatened with death by Indians 24


Peters, Rev. Samuel, interested in the Carver claim ...... .70,71, 96


Petuns, see Hurons.


Phillips, W. D., carly lawyer at St Paul .. .116, 119


Pike, Lt. Z. M., U. S. army at Prairie du Chien. 74 74


Address to lodians


Description of Falls of St. Anthony ... .75. Block house at Swan River .. 77


76


At Sandy Lake


At Leech Lake


At Dickson's trading post ... 7x Confers with Little Crow ....


75 Pinchon. see Pennensha.


Pinchou, Fils de, Sioux chief, confers with Pike .. 78


Editor of Dakotah Friend ... 122 Interpreter at treaty of 1851. 124 Pond, Rev. Samuel W. notihes the agent of a Swoax war party 108 Porlier, trader nerr Sauk Rapids .76, 78


Ponpon, Isadore, killed by Sisse- ton Sioux


Prairie du Chien described by Carver .


64 89


MeKavat ..


Prescott, Philander, early life. 91 Provencalle, loyal to America in war of 1912.


Quinn, Peter.


Raclos, Madeline, wife of Nicho- las Perrot. ..


34


Mentioned by the geographer Bellin 87


Ojigways or Chippewas. ... 30, 31, 37


Early residence of .. 105


Martin, Abrahanı, pilot.


Maskoutens mentioned .. 37 Massacre Island, Lake of the Woods origio of the name ...... 59 McGillis, Hugh, N. W. Co. Agent, Leech Lake .. 78 McGregor, English trader ar- rested 15


Mckay, trader from Albany 63


Lt. Col. William attacks Prarie du Chien. 81 McKean, Elias, a founder of Still- 113


water.


Mckenzie, old trader. 87 McKusick J., a founder of Still- water. 113 McLean, Nathaniel, editor. 119 McLeod, Martin, exposed to snow storm ... 102


Mevard Rene, Jesuit missionary


letter of


Among the Ottowas of Lake


Superior 3


Medary, Governor, Samuel. 1:27


Meeker, B. B , Territorial Judge 118, 119


Messaver. Father, accompanies


the Verendrye expedition. 58


Miami Indians visited by Perrot, 30


Ask for a trading post on Mis- sippi 33


Mill, first in Minnesota. .03.


Mille Lacs Sioux visited by Du Luth Hennepin


Minnesota, meaning of the word, 116 River, first steamboat in .. 122


Territory, proposed bounda- ries .. 115


Convention at Stillwater 115


When organized 117


First election 118


First Legislature .. 118


Recognized as a State 125


Mitchell, Alexander M., U. S. Marshal 115


Candidate for Congress .. 125


Missions, Jesuit ... 5, 16. 106


Mission Stations. 106 to 111


Missionaries. Rev. Alvan Coc


visits Fort Snelling 107


Frederick Ayer . 107


W. T. Boutwell 107


E. F. Ely, (teacher) 109


Mr. Denton. 111


Sherman Hall 107


Burial place ..


Daniel Gavin 111 Kaposia Village. 86


Carver's cave


81 85


Robert Hopkins. 117 St. Anthony Falls


Gideon H. Pood 107


Samuel W. Pond .. 107


J. W. Hancock 111


J. D. Stevens 107


S. R. Riggs 111


T. S. Williamson, M. D. 107


M. N. Adams .. 111


Moreau, Pierre, with Du Luth at Lake Superior ... 9


Morrison, William. old trader,73, 57


Moss, Henry L., U. S. District


Attorney 118


Nadowaysioux, see Sioux ..


Newspapers, first in St. Paul


Nicolet, Jean, first white trader 117 to 123


in Wisconsin ·


1


Nicollet. J. N., astronomer and


geologist .. 102 Niverville, Boucher de, at Lake Winnipeg 60


Marest, James Joseph, Jesuit missionary. signs the papers Norris, J. S. 126 taking possession of the Upper North, J. W .122, 128 Mississippi .. 73 Letter to Le Sueur. 39 32


Northwest company trading posts None. Robertal de la, re-occupies Du Luth's post at the head of Lake Superior 50


-


S1 103


Radisson, Sieur, early life and marriage .. Rae, Dr., Arctic explorer at St. Paul. ... 124


Principal villages of. 105 Rams y. Hon. Alexander, first Governor 117


Of Lake Pokeguma attacked 110 Treaty of 1837. 112


Oliver, Lieut. U. S. A., detained dota. 115


by ice at Hastings. 91


Olmstead. S. B .. 126


Olmsted. David, President of first council. 119


Candidate for Congress .. 122 Editor of Democrat. 1:25


One Eyed Sioux, alias Pourgne Original Leve, Rising Moose .. 85


Loyal to America during war of 1812. 81 Ottawas. their migrations.


11 Ottoes, mentioned .. 42, 43, Onasicoude, ( Wah-zee-ko-tay ) Sioux chief mentioned by Hen .23. 27 Depin ..


Owens, John P., editor 123


Lead mines on Mississippi.


Leavenworth, Colonel, estab- lishes Fort Snelling ...... 90 Legardeur, Augustine, associate


of Perrot ... 32 Legislature. Territorial .... 119 to 127 First State Legislature 128 Leslie, Lt., command at Macki- naw .. 02


L'Iluillier, Fort why named ..... 13


Le Suenr. associated with Per-


rot, builds a Fort below Has- tings ..


32


At Lake Pepin in 1683 and 16-9 .37, 40


At La Ponte of Lake Supe - rior, 1692.


37 Brings first Sioux chief to Montreal .... .37, 83 38


Visits France ..


Arrives iu Gulf of Mexico ... 39 Passes Perrot's lead mines. .. 40 12


At the River St. Croix ..


Holds a council with the


Returns to Gulf of Mexico. 45, 71 Libbey, Washington, pioneer at St. Croix Falls .. 119


Lignery, commands at Macki- naw .. 50 At Fort Duquesne. 61


Linctot, commander at Macki- naw. 51


Little Crow, Sioux chief, goes in 1824 to Washington .. 95 Long, Major Stephen H .. tour to St. Anthony, A. D. 1817. 82 83


Opinion of the site of Fort Snelling .. 86 Loomis. Captain Gustavus A., U. S. A .. 108


Loomis, D. B., early settler of St. Croix Valley .. 122


Loras, Bishop of Dubuque .. 109 Louisiana, transfer of 73


Lowry, sylvanus, early settler .. 127


Macalester College. 125


Mackinaw re-occupied. 50 Presbyterian mission at .. 106 Rev. Dr. Morse visits. 196


Robert Stuart resides at. 106


Rev. W. M. Ferry, mission- aryat .. 100


Maginnis makes a claim at St. Croix Falls ... 112


Map by Franquelin indicates Du Luth's explorations ....


Marin, Lamarque de, French offi- cer.


Marine, early settlers at 112 Marshall. Hon. W. R. mentioned, 115, 126 Marquette. Jesuit missionary at La Pointe. 4 1


61


Ochagachs, draws a map for Ve- rendrye 5.5


Guest of H. H. Sibley at Men-


Becomes a resident of St. Paul. 118


Holds Indian council at Fort Snelling .. 121 Randin, visits extremity of Lake Superior 110 Ravoux, Rev. A., Sioux mission- ary 109


Reaume, Sieur, interpreter ... 52


Red River of the North, men- tioned .. 87 Renville. Joseph, mention of. . 76, 109 Renville, John .. 109 l'epublican convention at St.An- thony .. 126


Biec. Hon. Henry M., steps to or-


During war of 1812-1515 ..


John F. Aiton 111


Historical Society .. 119 Early days of. 20


First counties organized. 119 Sioux .. 11


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HISTORY OF FREEBORN COUNTY.


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· ganizo Minnesota Territory,115, 116 Elected to Congress .. .125, 126


U. S. Senator 128 Richards, F. S., trader at Lake l'epin .. 117 Riggs, Rev. S. R., Sioux mission- ary. letter of. 111 Robbinette, pioneer in St. Croix Valley . 112 Robertson, Daniel A .. editor,.12t, 125


Rogers, Captain. at Ticonderoga #2 In charge at Mackinaw .... 62, 66 Rolette, Joseph, Sr., ia the Brit- ish service ...


Rolette, Joseph, Jr.


Roseboom, English trader, ar- rested near Macninaw. 15 Roschoom, trader at Green Bay. 63


Rosser, J. T., Secretary of Ter- ritory 125


Russell, Jeremiah, pioneer in St. Croix Valley 109, 112 Segard, in 1836 notices Lake Su- perior copper .. 7


Saint Anthony Express, first pa- per beyond St. Paul. 123 Saint Anthony Falls, Suspension bridge over . 126 Government millat. 91 St. Croix county organized .. 111


Court in 11t


Saint Croix river, origin of


nama


Du Luth first explorer of .. 112 Pioneers in Valley of 112


In council with Ojibways ...


Sionx Delegation in A. D. 1824, go to Washington. .. 93


Delivered by Col Snelling ... Executed by Ojibways .... 99


Killed by Ojibways, April, 1838 ..


103


Attack Lake Pokeguma band in 1811. 110


Are attacked in 1842. 111 Wait, L B ..


Treaties of 1851. 123


Attacked in St. Paul by Ojib- ways .. 125


Washington visits St. Pierre.


Welch. W. H. Chief Justice of Territory .. 125 Wells, Janies, trader, married .. 102


At Lake Pepin .. 117 Wilkin, Alexander, Secretary of Territory .. 121


Candidate for Congress .. 125


Williamson, Rew. T S. M. D. early life. 107


Organizes church at Fort


Pasquinade on N. P. Willis ... 98


Steele, Franklin, pioneer of St.


Croix Valley .. 112, 118


At Stillwater Convention,


1818 115 Winnebagoes mentioned .. .10. Wisconsin River called Mescherz Obeda by La Salle .. 18


52


Shields, Gen. James, clected U.


S. Senator


128


Sibley, Hon. H. H., at Stillwater


convention. . 115


Delegate to Congress from


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Wisconsin Territory. 116


Elected delegate to Congress 122 Sionx, origin of the word. 1


Peculiar language of. 1


Villages visited by Du Luth ..


Described by Cadillac 16


Meet Aceault and Ilennepin.


Of Mille Lacs. 19.


Nicolas Perrot.


Described by Perrot 31


Meaning of the word 10


Different bands of 101


Warpaytwawns. 105


Neeseetwawns 105


Mantautaws.


Sissetons ..


Oujalespoitons .. 43,


41


Chief's speech to Frontenac .. Chief's death at Montreal. 34 Chief viuits Fort L'Huillier. 13


In council with Le Sucur ..... Visited by Jesuits 51


A foil to the Foxes .. . 55


Bands described by Carver. .. 65


Chiet's speech described by Carver ...


67


Treaties of 1837 with Sioux and Ojibways ... 112


Tuttle, C A .. at Falls of St. Croix 112 University of Minnesota created 122 Van Cleve, Gen. H. P. 81


Varennes, Pierre Gualtier, sec Verendrye.


Vercheres, in command at Green Bav.


61 Vereadrye, Sieur, early life of .. . 58


Expedition west of Lake Su- perior . 5.x


Return to Lake of the Woods Sieur. Jr., accompanies St. Pierre ... .59


61


Wahkantape, Sioux chief visits Le Sucur. .43, Wahmatah, Sioux chief.


14 95 119


At Lake Pepin


.55


65


Commander at Mackinaw .... 61


At Fort La Reine. 60 1. N. W. Pennsylvania ..... 60, 61 Simpson, early settler in St. Paul 111 Slaves, African, in Minnesota ... 97 Smith, C. K., first Secretary of Visited by Washington 60 Saskatchewan, first visited by French 59 Territory .. .118 119 Fort at .. 60 Schiller. versifies a Sioux chief's Snelling. Col. Josiah, arrives at Fort Snelling .. 92 speech 67 Scott, Dred, slave at Fort Snell- ing . 97 Death of. 101 W. Joseph, son of Colonel,


Delivers Sioux assassins to Ojibways. 99 the name of Fort Snelling 163 Selkirk, Earl, Thomas Douglas .. 87 Semple, Governor of Selkirk set-


career of ... 97 Snelling ... 108 Missionary at Lac qui Parle Kaposia . 114 Willis, N. P., lampoons Joseph Snelling .... 97


Stevens, Rev. J. D. .. 106. 108 Stillwater, battle between Sioux and Ojibways .. Founders of .. 113 Land slide in 1852. 124 109 Wolfe, General, death of .. 1 Wood, trader among Sioux. 78 Yeiser, Captain at Fort Shelby .. 80 Yuhazee, exccuted at St. Paul ... 12t 1 !


Stratton, pioneer in St. Croix


Valley 112, 113


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Stuart. Robert, at Mackinaw, in- fluence of ... 106 Swiss emigrants, at Red River ... 89 Taliaferro. Maj. Lawrence, agent for the Sioux, notice of ... 91


Letter to Col. Levenworth .. 92


Takes Indians to Washington A. D. 1824.


Tanner, John, stolen from his parents ..


Tanuery for Buffalo skins. . .. .. 46 to Taylor, Jessie B., pioneer in St. Croix Valley. 112 Joshua L


N. C. D., Spraker House of Represrotatives 1-51.


Sprech to Gov. Frontenac 38


Tegabkonta, Catherine, the Iro- quois virgin ... 17 Terry, Elijah, murdered by Sioux at Pembina ....


Thompson, David, geographer, N. W. Co ....


Tonty, llenry, with Du Luth at Niagara .. 13


Language, Carver's views on Chief, Original Leve, Pike's friend ... 75,


Formerly dwelt at Leech


Lake ... 78 Bisseton murderer brought to Fort Snelling.


112


Early preachers in valley of. 113 Saint Paul, origin of name .. 111 Early Settlers of 111


High water in 1950, 121


First execution for murder .. 121 Effort to remove seat of gov- (rnment therefron. 127


Saint Pierre, Captain, at Lake Superior ..


50


Wakefield, John A. 116 Wales, W. W. 127


Scott. General Winfield, suggests


tlement, killed. 88


Senecas defeated by the French, 15 Shea, J. G., on failure to estab- lish Sioux mission . 106 Sherburne Moses, Judge 125


545


INDEX.


INDEX.


OUTLINE HISTORY OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA.


Page 129 to 160.


PAGE


Admission of the State.


129


Agricultural Building. 147


Austin, Horace, sketch of 15€


Aldrich. Cyrus, sketch of 159


Averill, John T., sketch of 159


Battle of Pittsburg Landing. 133


Fair Oaks .. 133


Savage Station. 133


Iuka. 134


Corinth 134


Gettysburg 137


Biennial session of the Legisla- ture 140


Bancroft, George, speech of 141 Blind, Education of the 148


Cavanaugh. James M., sketch of. 159


Cavalry Companies 133


Deaf and Dumb Institution 147


Davis. C. K., sketch of 157


Donnelly, Ignatius, sketch of. 159 Dunnell, Mark, M., sketch of. 159 Edgerton, A. J., sketch of 158


Eighth Minnesota Regiment. 137


First State Legislature 129


First steamboat on the Red River of the North. 130 First white person executed. 130 First Minnesota Regiment .... 131, 137 Fifth Minnesota Regiment ... 131, 137


Fourth Minnesota Regiment ..... 137


Fifth State Legislature. 138


Fillmore, ex-President, speech


of 141


Flag presentation 143


Gor man, Willis A., sketch of. 153


Hubbard, Lucius F., sketch of. 157


Insane Hospital at St. Peter. 149


Rochester. 150


King, Wm. S., sketch of. 159


Miller, Stephen, sketch of. 155


Marshall, W. R., sketch of .. 156


McMillan, S. J. R., sketch of. 158


Minnesota in the civil war .. 131


Normal School act .. 130


Northfield Bank, raid on 139


Noyes, J. L .. sketch of 149


Norton, Daniel S., sketch of. 158


Page, Judge, impeachment of .. 140


Pillsbury, J. S., sketch of 157


Phelps, Wm. W., sketch of 159


Poehler, Henry, sketch of .. 160


Railroad land grants. 129


Ramsey, Governor, tenders the services of his fellow-citizens to the President ... 131


Religious instruction excluded from schools .. 140


Ramsey, Alexander, sketch of 151


Rice, Henry M., sketch of. 158


Second State Legislature I30


State railroad bonds issued 130


Capital, history of. 141


Iu flames. 141


Penitentiary 141


University 145


Faculty 147


Campus and buildings. 147


Reform School. 150


Normal Schools. 151


Second Minnesota Regiment .. 132. 137


Sharpshooters 132 Sioux Ontbreak .. 135 Seward, Wm. H., speech of .. 14. School for the Feeble-minded .. 149 Sibley, H. II., sketch of .. 153


Swift, H. A., sketch of 153


Shields, James, sketch of 158


Stearns, O. P., sketch of ..


Strait, Horace B., sketch of. 159


Stewart. Jacob H., sketch of .. 159 Third Minnesota Regiment 133 The Rocky Mountain Locust. .. 133 Women allowed to vote for school officers .. 130 Wilkinson. Morton S., sketch of. 15.9 Windom, William, sketch of. 15a Wilson, Eugeoe M., sketch of ... 1:9 Wasnburn, W. D .. sketch of ..... 1ti 1


Yorktown, siege of. 1:3


INDEX.


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STATE EDUCATION.


Page 161 to 176.


PAGE


PAGE


PAGE


Introduction ..


.161, 162


Board of Regents


166


Local Taxation.


172


Colonial Period.


163


Land Grant ..


167


Graded School System .. 172


Education in 1787.


164


State University


Equal rights 17


State Aid .. .164, 165


Related System.


A Common foe ...


175


Results hoped for 176


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Education in Minnesota. 160 State School Fund.


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HISTORY OF FREEBORN COUNTY.


INDEX.


THE SIOUX MASSACRE OF 1862.


Page 177 to 256.


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and Sauk Centre .. 231


Galbraith, Major, statement of .. 181


Battle of Birch Coolie 249 Hennepin, Louis. 177


Wood Lake ...


New Ulm ... 219


217 At Lower Agency Ferry 221


Near Glencoe .. 228 Of Fort Abercrombie. 285


Baker, Mrs., flight of.


195


Byrnes, Lieut., with forty-seven men starts from Minneapolis for Meeker and Kandiyohi counties 228




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