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Six of 16 Sandypoint family children, some recovering from bouts of tuberculosis
Six of 16 Sandypoint family children, some recovering from bouts of tuberculosis

Six of 16 Sandypoint family children, some recovering from bouts of tuberculosis

Date12/13/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Six of 16 Sandypoint family children, some recovering from bouts of tuberculosis. From left are Darlene, 10; Dynna, 3; John John, 3; Suzie, 7; Paul John, 6; and John Paul, 8.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTS-1-SB-601B-HENTON007
Victorine Sandpoint, 43, with some of her 16 children, fears that one night the 18 people crowded into her three bedroom home, above, will perish in a fire
Victorine Sandpoint, 43, with some of her 16 children, fears that one night the 18 people crowded into her three bedroom home, above, will perish in a fire
12/4/1991
Victorine Sandpoint, 43, with some of her 16 children, fears that one night the 18 people crowded into her three bedroom home, above, will perish in a fire
Victorine Sandpoint, 43, with some of her 16 children, fears that one night the 18 people crowded into her three bedroom home, above, will perish in a fire
12/4/1991
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Return to an order of the House of commons, dated the 2nd May, 1887; -- for copies of all title deeds, patents, correspondence, and all documents respecting the claim of the Six nation Indians, as set forth in their petition presented to this House on the 18th April, 1887
1887
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Report of the Select Committee on the Affairs of the Six Nation Indians, in Brant and Haldimand. Printed by order of Parliament.
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1874
Petition of Sachems and Chiefs of the Six Nations to the Crown
Petition of Sachems and Chiefs of the Six Nations to the Crown
1834-08-04
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