Algonkian Church History

The Algonkian Church History Blog is about the various tribes or nations of Algonkian (or "Algonquian")-speaking Indians who voluntarily accepted Christianity. No other website is more comprehensive on the history of the Stockbridge Indians.

Thursday, April 30, 2009

The Underground Railroad in Eastern Wisconsin

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M uch detail is lost in the forms of history that usually play to a nationwide audience. I'm sure many people that have seen the map bel...

John Clark and Daniel Adams

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While they were still in New York State, the Oneidas split into factions over the issues of religion, culture and emmigration. Since the One...
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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

The Stockbridge Bible and the Lost Tribes Theory

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Have you seen the earlier posts in this series?: Introduction to the Stockbridge Bible From Generation to Generation A Summary of 50 Years ...
Monday, April 27, 2009

Electa Quinney

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It would not be difficult for me to write up a timeline of the succession of Calvinist (Congregational and Presbyterian) ministers serving t...
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Sunday, April 26, 2009

The Stockbridge Bible Series: A Summary of 50 Years at the Massachusetts Mission Town

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Here's a quote from my paper ("From Generation to Generation: The Story of the Stockbridge Bible") that was printed in the Spr...
Friday, April 24, 2009

From Generation to Generation

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"From Generation to Generation" is the title of the paper I wrote about the Stockbridge Bible that appeared in the Spring, 2007 is...
Thursday, April 23, 2009

Introduction to the Stockbridge Bible

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Above: the title page from one of the existing "Vinegar Bibles." B efore we get too much into politics or other issues, it is tim...
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Sunday, April 19, 2009

Fallout From of the Act of 1871

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T he act of 1871 was complex, much more complex than I let on in the last post. Under the act of 1871 the Citizen party, aka the Chicks part...

Sawyer, Slingerland, and The Act of 1871

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I began researching the political history of the Stockbridge Mohicans before James Oberly's A Nation of Statesmen was published in 200...
Friday, April 17, 2009

NY Indian Removal Wrap-up

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New York Indian Removal, Part XX: New York Indian Removal Wrap-up I t is time to put an end to the New York Indian Removal Series in Algonki...
Thursday, April 16, 2009

The Munsees: According to an Indian Party Brief

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New York Indian Removal, Part XIX: The Munsees: According to an Indian Party Brief I've made some references to an "Indian Party B...
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

William Gardner: Mohican or Narragansett?

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The State Historical Society in Madison, Wisconsin ---> A document that I found in the John C. Adams Papers (box 1, folder 1) at the ...
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