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Ohio

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Royce’s schedule records 36 cessions that lie at least partly in Ohio, from 1795 to 1842, under 15 treaties, agreements and acts. The peoples named most often are Ottawa, Wyandot, Shawnee, Chippewa (Ojibwe), Potawatomi and 7 more.

The atlas records 3 broken treaty promises here, including Fort Pitt 1778: first U.S.-Indian treaty and the Delaware (Lenape) statehood clause, Fort Stanwix 1784: cession by Haudenosaunee delegates who lacked authority and Greenville 1795 and Fort Wayne 1809: encroachment, then cession under pressure.

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Treaty or agreementTreaty under documented pressureRemoval treatyAct of CongressShapes from the 1899 federal record: approximate, not legal boundaries.

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