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1.Entry:  112Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Delaware (Algonquian)  (Ethnography) 
 Author:  Lindhestrom, Pierre. (Lindestrom, Peter) 
 Title:  Description de la Nouvelle Suede et des Indes Occidentales ou Geographie de l'Amerique, dediee au Prince Royal depuis le roi Charles XII 
 Date:  1691 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Documents 
 Extent:  20 pages 
 Language:  French 
 Description:  Copy, of chapter 5 only, made from the original Swedish manuscript in the Royal Archives. Gives place names and description of settlements along the Delaware and adjoining creeks; Indian place names and some historical information, as well as the fabulous. Meant to accompany the map of Lindestrom, a copy of which was presented with this manuscript.
Donor, Captain William Jones, 1822. Printed, in English translation from Swedish original, Johnson (1925); paraphrased in Campanius Holm (1834), 46-54.
 
 Collection:  Documents in the archives at Stockholm. Description de la nouvelle Suede et des Indes Occidentales ou Geographie de l'Amerique (974.8 Sw2) 
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2.Entry:  299Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Abnaki (Algonquian)  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Aubry, P. Pierre Jos. 
 Title:  Abenaki manuscript -- Ts8i Panbattam Messi8i kessit Pis8akkamigh-imn8 Arenanbe 
 Date:  n.d., circa 1756 
 Type:  Microfilm 
 Format:  Documents 
 Extent:  249 pages 
 Language:  French | Abenaki 
 Description:  Original in Archives de l'Archeveche de Quebec. Also includes De necessitate Religionis..., 27 pages. Panbaltami nis8l xedoangan, 8tsi kidoangan, 97 pages (Marginal note dated 1756). Tanni erermeg8ak, 51 pages. De confessione, 62 pages. Hymns and canticles in Abenaki, 12 pages.
 
 Collection:  Selected materials on Indian linguistics (Film 453)  Section 5:2 
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3.Entry:  388Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Algonquin (Algonquian)  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Unknown 
 Title:  Lettre de M. N... D... p[re]tre Mission[ai]re au Lac des Deux Montagnes, sur l'etymologie de quelques noms sauvages 
 Date:  1847 
 Type:  Microfilm 
 Format:  Documents 
 Extent:  2 pages 
 Language:  French 
 Description:  Collation from letter in copybook at Seminaire de Quebec [Fonds Verreau] Saberdache rouge M.3., Laval University.
 
 Collection:  Selected materials on Indian linguistics (Film 453)  Section 4:14 
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4.Entry:  1286Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Du Ponceau, Peter Stephen 
 Title:  Letter to Johann S. Vater 
 Date:  October 6, 1819 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Letter, resume 
 Extent:  1 page 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Forwarded copies of Indian vocabularies of Murray, Duralde, Colonel Smith, and Hawkins.
 
 Collection:  American Philosophical Society. Secretary, Journal of the Proceedings, Letter books 1837-1852 (A.P.S. Archives, V.2.a) 
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5.Entry:  1287Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Du Ponceau, Peter Stephen 
 Title:  Letter to John Vaughan 
 Date:  October 5, 1820 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Letter signed 
 Extent:  1 page 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Returns Indian vocabularies, to be filed in with the committee's papers after copying.
See also American Indian Vocabularies Collection (497 V85).
 
 Collection:  American Philosophical Society. Secretary, Journal of the Proceedings, Letter books 1837-1852 (A.P.S. Archives, V.2.a) 
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6.Entry:  1288Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Hardenbrook, Louise 
 Title:  Letter to Frank G. Speck 
 Date:  January 25, 1945 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letter signed 
 Extent:  2 pages 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  The historian of the Columbia County, New York, Historical Society writes concerning Indian place names.
 
 Collection:  Frank Gouldsmith Speck Papers (Ms. Coll. 126)  Section Series II 
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7.Entry:  1289Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Jefferson, Thomas 
 Title:  Comparative vocabularies of several Indian languages 
 Date:  1802-1808 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph documents 
 Extent:  31 pages, mutilated, improperly collated 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  A comparative vocabulary of 22 languages, arranged tabularly to follow Jefferson's standard printed vocabulary form. Languages include Delaware, Unami, Monsi, Chippewa, Knisteneaux, Algonquin, Tawa, Shawanee, Nanticoke, Mohiccon, Unquachog, Oneida, Cayuga, Onondaga, Miami, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, Tuscarora, Chetimacha, and Atacapa.
Donor, Thomas Jefferson, 1817. Printed, facsimile of 1 page, Wallace (1949): 164.
 
 Collection:  Comparative vocabularies of several Indian languages (497 J35) 
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8.Entry:  1290Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Jefferson, Thomas 
 Title:  Comparative vocabulary 
 Date:  n.d., 1792-1808? 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph documents 
 Extent:  2 leaves 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  4 pages of words from Jefferson's standard form, with equivalents in Mohiccon and three other languages numbered as 1, 6, 7 (Mohiccon), and 8.
Donor, Thomas Jefferson, 1817.
 
 Collection:  Comparative vocabularies of several Indian languages (497 J35) 
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9.Entry:  1291Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Jefferson, Thomas 
 Title:  Letter to Joseph Francisco Correa da Serra 
 Date:  April 28, 1816 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letter signed 
 Extent:  4 pages 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Mentions his collection of 40 vocabularies of cis-Mississippi Indians; thinks Barton may have Lewis' trans-Mississippi vocabularies.
Printed, Bergh (1907): 15: 3; Thwaites (1904): 7 (2): 394.
 
 Collection:  Thomas Jefferson Papers (B J35)  Section 59 
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10.Entry:  1292Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Jefferson, Thomas 
 Title:  Letter to Peter S. Du Ponceau 
 Date:  December 30, 1817 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letter signed 
 Extent:  3 pages 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Transmits remains of his Indian vocabularies and his manuscript memoir on Louisiana, giving circumstances of its composition.
Donor, Thomas Jefferson, 1817. Printed except first paragraph, Documents relating to the purchase...of Louisiana (1904): 7.
 
 Collection:  Chronological series of facts relating to Louisiana, its limits and bounds (973.4 J35c) 
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11.Entry:  1293Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Miller, Samuel 
 Title:  Letter to Peter S. Du Ponceau 
 Date:  March 22, 1819 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letter signed 
 Extent:  3 pages 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Requests copies of designated Indian vocabularies of Delaware, Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Osage, for training missionaries of United Foreign Missionary Society. Inquires of utility of Delaware language west of the Mississippi.
 
 Collection:  American Philosophical Society Archives (A.P.S. Archives) 
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12.Entry:  1294Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Thorburn, John 
 Title:  Letters to Henry Phillips 
 Date:  September 25, 1885 - August 18, 1887 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letters signed 
 Extent:  2 items (3 pages) 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Concerning Phillips' article on supposed runic inscriptions at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia; his anecdote about the inscriptions. Sent comparative vocabularies of British Columbia tribes by Dr. Tolmie and George M. Dawson; never acknowledged.
See also Phillips (1884).
 
 Collection:  American Philosophical Society Archives (A.P.S. Archives) 
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13.Entry:  1295Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Voegelin, Carl F. | Wheeler-Voegelin, Erminie 
 Title:  Linguistic considerations of northeastern North America 
 Date:  1941 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Typed documents, carbon copies 
 Extent:  27 pages 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Special emphasis on midwestern tribes, particularly Sauk and Fox. One-page note of Frank G. Speck, criticizing the paper.
Printed, Johnson (1946): 178-194 (Beothuk portion added).
 
 Collection:  Frank Gouldsmith Speck Papers (Ms. Coll. 126)  Section III(5A7) 
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14.Entry:  389Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Algonquin (Algonquian)  (Linguistics) 
 Author:  Unknown 
 Title:  Materials in Indian language 
 Date:  n.d. 
 Type:  Microfilm 
 Format:  Documents 
 Extent:  289 frames 
 Language:  French | Iroquois | Latin 
 Description:  Original in Seminaire de Montreal, les Pretres de Saint-Sulpice. Grammaire; Dictionnaire; Petit et Grand Catechisme; Priees et cantiques. Approximately 400 pages. Algonquin. Livre a couverture violette; Dictionnaire et instructions: De l'Eucharistie, de la Penitence, etc. Approximately 90 pages. Algonquin. Grammaire Iroquoise: Iroquoian grammar; an inscription, set vertically on the page, reads "of the lake of the two mountains." Approximately 50 pages.
 
 Collection:  Indian language manuscripts, principally Iroquois and Algonquin (Film 1109)  Section 10b-10d 
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15.Entry:  1296Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Physical) 
 Author:  Hildreth, Samuel Prescott 
 Title:  Letter to Samuel G. Morton 
 Date:  February 12, 1833 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letter signed 
 Extent:  2 pages 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Hildreth wants a skeleton and a young anatomical specimen [cadaver?]. He has sent skulls, evidently, for he promises another cranium found in an Ohio river bank, and hopes to get some others from Illinois.
 
 Collection:  Samuel George Morton Papers (B M843) 
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16.Entry:  1297Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Physical) 
 Author:  Hildreth, Samuel Prescott 
 Title:  Letter to Samuel G. Morton 
 Date:  June 20, 1833 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letter signed 
 Extent:  2 pages 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Hildreth has secured two skulls from mounds 105 miles above St. Louis, on the Mississippi River. Has two more, one from the banks of the Ohio, one from a sandstone cave. More promised from Illinois and western Ohio. "So you see we shall not lack heads, if we are deficient in bodies..."
 
 Collection:  Samuel George Morton Papers (B M843) 
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17.Entry:  1298Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Physical) 
 Author:  Hildreth, Samuel Prescott 
 Title:  Letter to Samuel G. Morton 
 Date:  March 5, 1834 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letter signed 
 Extent:  1 page 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Has sent 5 crania (probably those mentioned in earlier letter).
 
 Collection:  Samuel George Morton Papers (B M843) 
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18.Entry:  1299Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Physical) 
 Author:  Hildreth, Samuel Prescott 
 Title:  Letter to Samuel G. Morton 
 Date:  March 20, 1835 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letter signed 
 Extent:  3 pages 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Trustees of Marietta College will not permit the Otahitean (Tahitian?) cranium to leave Marietta, for, like the Roman Catholic Church and bits of the true cross, the owner of the skull believes it will quicken the spirits of future missionaries to the heathen. Hildreth, going north in Ohio shortly, will look for American Indian skulls in ancient mounds.
 
 Collection:  Samuel George Morton Papers (B M843) 
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19.Entry:  1300Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Physical) 
 Author:  Hildreth, Samuel Prescott 
 Title:  Letter to Samuel G. Morton 
 Date:  December 29, 1835 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letter signed 
 Extent:  4 pages 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  He has sent manuscript of Visit to...Cuyahoga to Morton. The Indian skulls have got as far as Pittsburgh.
 
 Collection:  Samuel George Morton Papers (B M843) 
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20.Entry:  1301Requires cookie*
 Tribe:  Eastern North America  (Physical) 
 Author:  Hildreth, Samuel Prescott 
 Title:  Letter to Samuel G. Morton 
 Date:  August 25, 1836 
 Type:  Text Items 
 Format:  Autograph letter signed 
 Extent:  3 pages 
 Language:  English 
 Description:  Hildreth says that Dr. John C. Warren of Boston visited; claimed the Ohio region was originally populated by Peruvians and/or Mexicans. A skull found in Meigs County, Ohio, now in the Boston Athenaeum, proves to be identical with the Peruvian temple skulls owned by Warren. Hildreth trying to get skulls from Newark, from the old burying ground on the Muskingum near Coshocton, to send to Morton.
 
 Collection:  Samuel George Morton Papers (B M843) 
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