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... moved to Wisconsin in the 1830s should be outlined . After the American Revolution , in 1783 , a group composed of both Munsee and Mahican moved to ... move . Some joined the main body of Delaware in 166 DAVID A. EZZO and MICHAEL MOSKOWITZ.
... moved to Wisconsin in the 1830s should be outlined . After the American Revolution , in 1783 , a group composed of both Munsee and Mahican moved to ... move . Some joined the main body of Delaware in 166 DAVID A. EZZO and MICHAEL MOSKOWITZ.
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move . Some joined the main body of Delaware in Kansas and a few went back to Wisconsin . In 1856 , the Stockbridge - Munsee were given a reservation in Shawano County , Wisconsin . About 150 Indians moved to this reservation in 1859 ...
move . Some joined the main body of Delaware in Kansas and a few went back to Wisconsin . In 1856 , the Stockbridge - Munsee were given a reservation in Shawano County , Wisconsin . About 150 Indians moved to this reservation in 1859 ...
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... move in 1837 from Moraviantown and Munceytown to Kansas . Still another Munsee group that did not join up with the main body of the Delaware in Kansas moved in with the Chippewas , with whom their descendants remain today . The Canadian ...
... move in 1837 from Moraviantown and Munceytown to Kansas . Still another Munsee group that did not join up with the main body of the Delaware in Kansas moved in with the Chippewas , with whom their descendants remain today . The Canadian ...
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