[187] See Mr. E. M. Ruttenber's able discussion of the subject in his _History of the Indian Tribes of Hudson's River_,âpé p. 66 (Albany, 1872).
[188] Dr. Charles Thompson, _An Inquiry into the Causes of the Alienation of the Delaware and Shawnee Indians_, pp. 11, 12. (London, 1759.)
[189] See his "Notes Respecting the Indians of Lancaster County, Penna.," in the _Collections of the Historical Society of Penna._, Vol. IV, Part p. 198.
[190] _Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania_, Vol. I, p. 333.
[192] _Minutes of the Provincial Council_, Vol. II, pp 572-73.
[193] _History of the Indian Nations_, p. xxix.
[194] _The Indian Tribes of Hudson's River_, p. 69.
[195] _Trans. Am. Antiq. Soc._, Vol. II, p. 46.
[196] _Pennsylvania Archives_, Vol. II, p. 47.
[197] _Pennsylvania Archives_, Vol. I, p. 498.
[198] _The Indian Tribes of Hudson's River_, p. 69.
[199] See _Penna. Archives_, Vol. I, p. 144, and Du Ponceau, _Memoir on the Treaty at Shackamaxon, Collections of the Penna. Hist. Soc._, Vol. III, Part II, p. 73.
[200] _New York Colonial Documents_, Vol. VII, p. 119.
[201] Thompson, _Inquiry into the Causes of the Alienation of the Delaware and Shawnee Indians_, p. 107.
[202] Heckewelder, _Indian Nations_, p. 70; E. de Schweinitz, _Life of Zeisberger_, pp. 430, 641.
[204] Ruttenber, _Indians of the Hudson River_, p. 177.
[205] Durant's _Memorial_, in _New York Colonial Documents_, Vol. V, p. 623.
[206] _Early History of Western Pennsylvania_, p. 31 (Pittsburgh, 1846); and see _Penna. Archives_, Vol. I, pp. 322, 330.
[207] Loskiel, _Geschichte der Mission_, p. 54. The treaty of Lancaster, 1762, was the last treaty held with the Indians in eastern Pennsylvania.
[208] Schweinitz, _Life of Zeisberger_, p. 90.
[209] _New York Colonial Documents_, Vol. VII, p. 583.
[210] On the locations of the Delawares in Ohio, and the boundaries of their tract, see Ed. de Schweinitz, _Life of Zeisberger_, p. 374, and an article by the Rev. Stephen D. Peet, entitled "The Delaware Indians in Ohio," in the _American Antiquarian_, Vol. II.
[211] The position of the Delawares in Indiana is roughly shown on Hough's Map of the Tribal Districts of Indiana, in the _Report on the Geology and Natural History of Indiana_, 1882.