Nation

Wyandotte Nation

Wyandotte Nation

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Official name
Wyandotte Nation
Recorded status
Listed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs (91 FR 4102, January 30, 2026)

In the record

This nation carries the history of Wyandot in the treaty record.

Written from the records linked here; open any of them for its sources. This is what the United States’ treaty record says, not the nation’s own account.

Treaty or agreementTreaty under documented pressureRemoval treatyNot statedShapes from the 1899 federal record: approximate, not legal boundaries.

The record over time

178018001850190019502000todayTreatiesTreaty of Fort McIntosh, 1785 (1785)Treaty of Fort Harmar with the Wyandot and allied nations, 1789 (1789)Treaty of Greenville, 1795 (1795)Eel River, Wyandot, Piankashaw, Kaskaskia, and Kickapoo at Vincennes, Indiana Territory (1803) (1803)Treaty of Fort Industry, 1805 (1805)Wyandot, Ottawa, Chippewa, Munsee, Delaware, Shawnee, and Potawatomi at Fort Industry on the Miami of the Lake (1805) (1805)Treaty of Detroit, 1807 (1807)Chippewa, Ottawa, Potawatomi, Wyandot, and Shawnee at Brownstown, Michigan Territory (1808) (1808)Wyandot, Delaware, Shawnee, Seneca, and Miami at Greenville, Ohio (1814) (1814)Treaty of Spring Wells, 1815 (1815)Treaty of the Maumee Rapids (Rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie), 1817 (1817)Wyandot, Seneca, Shawnee, and Ottawa at St. Mary's, Ohio (1818) (1818)Wyandot at St. Mary's, Ohio (1818) (1818)Wyandot at McCutcheonsville, Ohio (1832) (1832)Wyandot at Washington, DC (1836) (1836)Wyandot at Council House, Upper Sandusky, Ohio (1842) (1842)Wyandot at Washington, DC (1850) (1850)Wyandot at Washington, DC (1855) (1855)Seneca; Mixed Seneca and Shawnee; Quapaw; Confederated Peoria, Kaskaskia, Wea, and Piankashaw; Miami; Ottawa; and Wyandot at Washington, DC (1867) (1867)Land takenLand of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Indiana and Ohio, ceded 1795 (area 11) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1795 (area 12) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1795 (area 13) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1795 (area 14) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1795 (area 15) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Indiana, ceded 1795 (area 16) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Indiana, ceded 1795 (area 17) (1795)Land of the Wyandot (band residing at Big Spring) in Ohio, ceded 1832 (area 171) (1832)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1795 (area 18) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1795 (area 19) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1795 (area 20) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Michigan, ceded 1795 (area 21) (1795)Land of the Wyandot tribe in Ohio in Ohio, ceded 1836 (area 211) (1836)Land of the Wyandot tribe in Ohio in Ohio, ceded 1836 (area 212) (1836)Land of the Wyandot tribe in Ohio in Ohio, ceded 1836 (area 213) (1836)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Michigan, ceded 1795 (area 22) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Michigan, ceded 1795 (area 23) (1795)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Illinois, ceded 1795 (area 24) (1795)Land kept by the United States in Indiana, 1795 (area 25) (1795)Land of the Wyandot in Ohio, ceded 1842 (area 259) (1842)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Illinois and Indiana, ceded 1795 (area 26) (1795)Land of the Wyandot in Michigan, ceded 1842 (area 260) (1842)Land of the Delaware and Wyandot in Kansas, ceded 1855 (area 263) (1855)Land kept by the United States in Illinois, 1795 (area 27) (1795)Land of the Kaskaskia, Mixed Seneka and others in Oklahoma, ceded 1867 (area 498) (1867)Land of the Kaskaskia, Mixed Seneka and others in Oklahoma, recorded 1832 (area 499) (1832)Land of the Kaskaskia, Mixed Seneka and others in Oklahoma, ceded 1867 (area 500) (1867)Land of the Kaskaskia, Mixed Seneka and others in Oklahoma, ceded 1867 (area 501) (1867)Land of the Certain Wyandot, Kaskaskia and others in Oklahoma, ceded 1867 (area 502) (1867)Land of the Kaskaskia, Mixed Seneka and others in Kansas, ceded 1867 (area 503) (1867)Land of the Kaskaskia, Mixed Seneka and others in Oklahoma, ceded 1867 (area 504) (1867)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1805 (area 53) (1805)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1805 (area 54) (1805)Land of the Chippewa, Ottawa and others in Michigan and Ohio, ceded 1807 (area 66) (1807)Land of the Chippewa, Ottawa and others in Ohio, ceded 1808 (area 70) (1808)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Indiana and Ohio, ceded 1817 (area 87) (1817)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Michigan and Ohio, ceded 1817 (area 88) (1817)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Michigan, ceded 1817 (area 89) (1817)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1817 (area 90) (1817)Land of the Chippewa, Delaware and others in Ohio, ceded 1817 (area 91) (1817)Land of the Wyandot in Michigan, ceded 1818 (area 95) (1818)Land of the Wyandot in Michigan, ceded 1818 (area 96) (1818)Promises brokenGreenville 1795 and Fort Wayne 1809: encroachment, then cession under pressure (1795)

Circles are land the United States recorded as ceded, sized by acres and colored by how it was taken. Bars are treaties, broken promises, court cases and land returns.

Land recorded as ceded

This nation carries the history of peoples named in Royce’s schedule. Their record:

Wyandot About 37 million acres recorded as ceded by the end of 1894
  • Treaty or agreement11 million
  • Treaty under documented pressure26 million
  • Not stated20 thousand

Estimate from Royce’s maps; overlapping cessions counted once. Not a survey or legal measure.

43 cessions. Follow Wyandot through the years on the map

Who is doing the work

Native legal and land defense, nationally

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Connections

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Land recorded in this nation’s name 42, matched by the Forest Service, under review

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Carries the treaty history of 1

Sources

  1. Indian Entities Recognized by and Eligible To Receive Services From the BIA, 91 FR 4102 (Jan. 30, 2026)primary record
    Listed in 91 FR 4102 (Jan. 30, 2026).
  2. wyandotte-nation.org/culture/our-history/unclassified
    Traditional Tribal Name: Waⁿdát (Wandat) | English Name: Wyandotte Nation
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