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'''Ancestral Homeland:''' Between Missouri and Arkansas River | |||
'''Culture area:''' Southern Prairie, in Missouri area | '''Culture area:''' Southern Prairie, in Missouri area | ||
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: Forced from the east, by the powerful Iroquois Indians; to the Missouri area. | : Forced from the east, by the powerful Iroquois Indians; to the Missouri area. | ||
'''1673: '''Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet French explorers visited the Tribe along the Osage River. | *'''1673: '''Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet French explorers visited the Tribe along the Osage River. | ||
*'''1755:''' Battle of Fort Duquesne, French aided by Indian warriors, defeated the English troops and killed, Major General Edward Braddock. | |||
'''1755:''' Battle of Fort Duquesne, French aided by Indian warriors, defeated the English troops and killed, Major General Edward Braddock. | *'''1795-1802: '''Auguste Chouteau, a fur trader who controlled the trade with the Osage and built Fort Carondelet in 1795. | ||
*'''1808: '''Treaty at Fort Clark, Kansas; ceded 200 square miles in southern Missouri and northern Arkansas. | |||
'''1795-1802: '''Auguste Chouteau, a fur trader who controlled the trade with the Osage and built Fort Carondelet in 1795. | *November 1815: asked to sell | ||
*'''1818:''' Land cession-Treaty | |||
'''1808: '''Treaty at Fort Clark, Kansas; ceded 200 square miles in southern Missouri and northern Arkansas. | *'''1822:''' some of the Missouri bands moved farther west to the Neosho River | ||
*'''1825:''' Land cession - Treaty | |||
November 1815: asked to sell | *'''1839:''' Land cession - Treaty | ||
*'''1865:''' Land cession-Treaty | |||
'''1818:''' Land cession-Treaty | *'''1868-69:''' Served as scouts in the U.S. Army in Sheridan's Campaign | ||
*'''1870:''' Treaty established the Osage Reservation in the northeastern part of Indian Territory (Oklahoma) | |||
'''1822:''' some of the Missouri bands | *'''1894: '''Oil discovered on the reservation. In 1904 there were 155 oil-producing wells and 18 gas wells on the reservation. | ||
*'''June 28, 1906: '''Osage Allotment Act. " ..all persons enrolled as Osage before January 1,1906, and all born between then and July 1, 1907, would share in the division of the land and resources." When the roll was closed in 1907, it contained 1,119 names: 926 full-bloods and 1,303 mixed bloods including Indians and non-Indian adoptees. | |||
'''1825:''' Land cession - Treaty | *'''1919-1929: '''Tribe received money when oil was discovered on their land. | ||
'''1839:''' Land cession - Treaty | |||
'''1865:''' Land cession-Treaty | |||
'''1868-69:''' Served as scouts in the U.S. Army in Sheridan's Campaign | |||
'''1870:''' Treaty established the Osage Reservation in the northeastern part of Indian Territory (Oklahoma) | |||
'''1894: '''Oil discovered on the reservation. In 1904 there were 155 oil-producing wells and 18 gas wells on the reservation. | |||
'''June 28, 1906: '''Osage Allotment Act. " ..all persons enrolled as Osage before January 1,1906, and all born between then and July 1, 1907, would share in the division of the land and resources." When the roll was closed in 1907, it contained 1,119 names: 926 full-bloods and 1,303 mixed bloods including Indians and non-Indian adoptees. | |||
'''1919-1929: '''Tribe received money when oil was discovered on their land. | |||
==== Brief History ==== | ==== Brief History ==== | ||
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Osage Tribe <br>627 Grandview<br>Pawhuska, OK 74056<br>Phone: 918.287.1128<br>Fax: 918.287.5562 <br> | Osage Tribe <br>627 Grandview<br>Pawhuska, OK 74056<br>Phone: 918.287.1128<br>Fax: 918.287.5562 <br> | ||
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'''Correspondence and Census records''' | '''Correspondence and Census records''' | ||
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*[http://digital.library.okstate.edu/kappler/Vol2/treaties/com0435.htm 1835] August 24, at Camp Holmes with the Comanche, Ect., | *[http://digital.library.okstate.edu/kappler/Vol2/treaties/com0435.htm 1835] August 24, at Camp Holmes with the Comanche, Ect., | ||
*[http://digital.library.okstate.edu/kappler/Vol2/treaties/osa0525.htm 1839]January 11, at Fort Gibson | *[http://digital.library.okstate.edu/kappler/Vol2/treaties/osa0525.htm 1839]January 11, at Fort Gibson | ||
*[http://digital.library.okstate.edu/kappler/Vol2/treaties/osa0878.htm 1865] September 29, at Canville Trading Post | *[http://digital.library.okstate.edu/kappler/Vol2/treaties/osa0878.htm 1865] September 29, at Canville Trading Post | ||
*[http://digital.library.okstate.edu/kappler/Vol2/treaties/che1050.htm 1865] September 13, at Fort Smith - unratified- with the Cherokee and Other Tribes in the Indian Territory | *[http://digital.library.okstate.edu/kappler/Vol2/treaties/che1050.htm 1865] September 13, at Fort Smith - unratified- with the Cherokee and Other Tribes in the Indian Territory | ||