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1819
Congress planned to civilize the Indians. Indiana were said that they did good work. -
1822
The system of resistering traders with the Indiana government was abolished and a horde of irresponsible and depreaved traders were allowed into the tribal areas of local Indians. -
1830
Permitted any tribe that cared to, to trade its land for lands beyone the Mississippi River. -
The treaty of 1832
Took from the tribes its tribal lands, leaving Chief Menominee a reservation around Twin Lakes and extending up to the present city of Plymouth. -
1832
Provided for a complete reoranization of the Indian service. -
1833
Agents were busy along the upper Wabash and on the Eel River gathering up parties of Indians and transporting them to the West. -
Entering the Country
Quatters began to enter the country and settle on the Indian land. -
Twin Lakes
He could do nothing with them, however. The old men had lost control of the young warriors of their tribe.