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    Treaty

    The Simcoe Patent - Treaty 4

    Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe issues a Patent which granted to Six Nations forever, "all of that territory of land forming part of the district lately purchased by the Imperial Crown from the Mississauga Nation, beginning at the mouth of the Grand River where it empties itself into Lake Erie, and running along the Banks of the Grand River for a space of six miles on either side of the river", and continuing along the Grand River to a place known by the name of the Forks, and from there along the main stream of the Grand River for the space of six miles on each side of the main stream. The lands allocated for Six Nations under the Simcoe Patent consist of approximately 675,000 acres being only a portion of the Haldimand Treaty lands of 1784.

    Year
    1793

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    • Anishinabewaki ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᐗᑭ
    • Attiwonderonk (Neutral)
    • Ho-de-no-sau-nee-ga (Haudenosaunee)
    • Mississauga
    • Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation
    • Odawa
    • Petun

    Communities

    • Bay of Quinte MohawkFirst Nation
    • Bearfoot Onondaga First NationFirst Nation
    • Delaware First NationFirst Nation
    • Konadaha Seneca First NationFirst Nation
    • Lower Cayuga First NationFirst Nation
    • Lower Mohawk First NationFirst Nation
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    • Niharondasa Seneca First NationFirst Nation
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    • OneidaFirst Nation
    • Onondaga Clear Sky First NationFirst Nation
    • Six Nations of the Grand RiverFirst Nation
    • Tuscarora First NationFirst Nation
    • Upper CayugaFirst Nation
    • Upper MohawkFirst Nation
    • Walker MohawkFirst Nation

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    Links

    • Six Nations Land Resources↗
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    Boundaries are approximate and often overlap; they are not legal or official.