1 gen 1833 anni - Removal from the
Black Hawk Purchase
Descrizione:
Sauk and Meskwaki required to leave Black Hawk Purchase (including CCCC and the rest of eastern Washington) in 1833:
In the fall following the Black Hawk War, the United States demanded almost 10,000 square miles from the Sauk and Meskwaki as a penalty for having resisted removal from northwestern Illinois. They and any other Native Americans in this area were given until June 1, 1833 (just over a year) to remove themselves. The western boundary of the Black Hawk Purchase was just 1-2 miles beyond CCCC, so those removed from the area of the land cession may have come to the two Sauk and Meskwaki settlements just north of and west of here.
Aggiunto al nastro di tempo:
Crooked Creek: A History of the Land and the People
Crooked Creek Christian Camp
Washington, Iowa
2017
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