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Narrative of a Second Visit to the Indian Country
Title:
Narrative of a Second Visit to the Indian Country
Description:
Joseph Clark documented his second journey, in 1801, to Oneida and Stockbridge in New York. His accompanied the six Indian girls he had brought back to the Philadelphia area for education four years earlier on their way home, as he had assured their parents of their safety.
Date:
1801
Collection:
Friends Historical Library Books and Periodicals, Quakers and Slavery, Swarthmore
Account of a Journey to the Indian Country
Title:
Account of a Journey to the Indian Country
Description:
Joseph Clark documented his 1797 journey to upstate New York. He and his fellow Friend Henry Simmons met with representatives of the Oneida, Stockbridge, and Tuscarora Indians, their purpose being to bring a few Indian girls to live with the Friends for their education.
Date:
1797
Collection:
Friends Historical Library Books and Periodicals, Quakers and Slavery, Swarthmore
Jacob Lindley's Account
Title:
Jacob Lindley's Account
Description:
Jacob Lindley documented his journey of four and a half months to attend the treaty negotiations between the United States and the Six Nations, which was to be held at Sandusky, Ohio, in 1793. He kept a daily and detailed account of the journey and the people he met, as well as various thoughts and reflections on contemporary politics and morality.
Date:
1793
Collection:
Friends Historical Library Books and Periodicals, Quakers and Slavery, Swarthmore