Topic: Native Americans

Worthington:

Worthington:

Worthington

Extract of a letter from Gov. Harrison to Gov. Meigs, dated Vincennes, March 4, 1812.

The Indians

Friday May 22, 1812

Extract of a letter from Major Charles Wolverton to Gen. Munger

Worthington

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Worthington

Proclamation

Logan, the Indian Chief [Extract of a letter from a gentleman in the N. W. Army]

From The Ohio Centinel, To The Public

The story of Leatherlips the friend of the white man

The story of Leatherlips the friend of the white man

Franklin County once home of ancient civilization

Where Wyandot chief was executed

Bill Moose is Happy

"Indian Bill" Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday

Redmen to give pageant: will honor memory of Chief Leatherlip

Nearly 2,000 people honor memory of Chief Leatherlips: pageant staged by Hyatt's Red Men's Lodge: W. A. Harris acts as master of ceremonies

Displays photographs of Indian chiefs

F. E. Thompson to give talk on Indians at Kiwanis Club

Honorary Indian chief speaks to Kiwanians

Columbus Council Grants Request of

Indian Bill To Make Camp With Palefaces

Indian Bill Seriously Ill At County Infirmary.

Home of Indian Bill Razed By Fire

Indian Chief Visits Here

Bill Moose, Last of the Wyandots Celebrates His 95th Birthday

F. E. Thompson to Give Talk on Indians at Local Church

F. E. Thompson Pleases Audience in Address at Local Church

"Indian Bill" Moose 97 Years Old Sunday

Fullmoon, Navajo Indian Visits in Worthington

"Last of the Wyandots" Is 99

"Indian Bill" Gravely Ill at County Home

Thousands Attend Funeral Rites for Indian Bill Moose

Indian Tepee Dedicated

Roadside park dedication set for October 13

Bill Moose - Last of the Wyandots

Bill Moose - Last of the Wyandots

Bill Moose - Last of the Wyandots

Bill Moose - Last of the Wyandots

Bill Moose - Last of the Wyandots

Bill Moose - Last of the Wyandots

Bill Moose - Last of the Wyandots

Bill Moose - Last of the Wyandots

Bill Moose - Last of the Wyandots

Indian Relics at Museum Appeal to Public

Bones of Early Indian Unearthed On The Roy Renwick Land

Raymond Baby and Martha Potter Are Booklet's Co-Authors

Ohio Historical Society has charge of prehistoric digs

American Indian Dolls at Local Public Library

Indian mound bequeathed to local society

Indian relics at library coffee hours

On board of directors

Hopewell house discovered in local dig

Letters to the editor

Students see shawl dance

American history comes alive at Continent

Third-graders began annual trek back through time

Middaugh finds no fault with Yellowstone trip

A visit to the past

Getting cultured

Students American Indian art exhibited at city building

Jeffers Mound: After five years, BZA approves marker

Jeffers Indian Mound may date as far back as 400 B.C.

Event helps raise awareness of culture

Christopher Gist and the French & Indian War

A few thoughts about the Mound Builders

History buffs recall celebrated Wyandots

Soul of the hawk still soars on earth

Books will teach youngsters about Indians

Indian trails linger in central Ohio

Indian -trail lore doesn't always match up with fact

To natives, city was crossrods community