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William MacKay, Montreal to Lt. Colonel Couper, Military Secretary

item20 Apr 1830F2165-f24-168

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Dates
20 Apr 1830 (indexed as 1830)
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Extent
1 item of textual record
Scope & content
Letter: re his of the 10th. Recommends the area around Lake Nipissing as the most eligible for the settlement of the Indians. Suggests that the tribes should be kept together and each man should be given a farm - 500 acres each for the Chiefs and 200 acres each for the others. States he does not feel qualified to state the tenure with which these lands should be held. Recommends that a resident Agent be appointed to conduct their affairs and to run the schools together with the Priests. States that his life has been spent mostly among the Western Indian Tribes and he is not acquainted with those around Montreal.
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Language
English
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