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Description trouvée dans les archives

Titre

Commissioners of Indian Affairs, Albany, New York [textual record]. 

Structure du classement

Date(s)

1677-1748

Lieu de création

Sans lieu, inconnu ou indéterminé

étendue

0.4 m of textual records

Langue du document

Anglais

Portée et contenu

Series consists of the final two books only of the original four books of minutes of the Commissioners of Indian Affairs meeting at Albany, New York. The two books in National Archives custody cover the years 1722-1748 (Vols. 1819-1821). The series also includes a schedule of propositions made by the Indians and answers given to them, 1677-1714 (Vol. 1839). This latter item provides a synopsis of the contents of a portion of the earliest two books, records which are not part of the National Archives holdings and are presumed to be lost.

Conditions d'accès

Documents textuels
Bobine de microfilm C-1221
90: Ouvert
Documents textuels
Bobine de microfilm T-16082
90: Ouvert
Documents textuels
Bobine de microfilm C-1220
90: Ouvert
Documents textuels
90: Ouvert
Volume
de 1819 à 1821
1839
90: Ouvert
No de référence archivistique
Ancien no de référence archivistique

Modalités d'utilisation

Copyright belongs to the Crown. In order to protect the fragile originals, the microfilm copies of these records must be consulted rather than the originals.

Instrument de recherche

Finding aid 10-1 is a computer-generated volume list. 10-1 (Électronique)

Biographie / Histoire administrative

The system which evolved under the Dutch, in which the regulation of trade and other local relations with the Indian population in the vicinity came under the direction of 'commissioners' at Albany, was continued during the English régime. The surviving records of the meetings and transactions between these Commissioners of Indian Affairs at Albany and the Indian population date from 1677. RG10 General Inventory

Information additionnelle

Historique de la conservation
A record of the transactions carried out between the Commissioners of Indian Affairs at Albany, New York, and the Indian population of the region dated from at least as early as 1677. Four books of such records were evidently bound in 1751 and came into the possession of Sir William Johnson when he became Superintendent of Indian Affairs in the northern colonies. The records subsequently passed to Guy Johnson and Sir John Johnson. All four volumes are understood to have survived together well into the 19th century. At some point the first two volumes, recording activities for the years 1677-1722, became separated from the two other books. It is only the latter two books, covering the years 1722-1748, which were transferred to the National Archives custody by the Department of Indian Affairs in 1907. These records are now contained in volumes 1819-1821. At some point prior to the disappearance of the first two volumes, a schedule of part of their contents was created. The circumstances of the creation of this document and of its acquisition by the National Archives are unclear. Titled "Schedule of Propositions made by the Indians, and answers given", this document records transactions carried out 1677-1714. It now constitutes volume 1839. See McIlwain's 'Introduction' to An Abridgment of Indian Affairs, by Peter Wraxall, edited by Charles H. McIlwain (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1915).

Source du titre
Title is based on the contents of the series.

Versements complémentaires
No further accruals are expected.

Note sur les autres formats physiques disponibles
Microfilmed copies of the records are available.

Source

Gouvernement

No MIKAN

157426