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    Article discussing the history of the Delawares and the Six Nations. Ultimately, many of the Delaware people ended up residing in Six Nations Territories, even though the Delaware and Iroquois had be

    Article describing suggestions for provincial Native rights by Ontario Welfare Minister Goodfellow including voting rights and legalization of liquor purchase and consumption. Includes comments from

Windsor Daily Star, 1962     "Guests present at the opening of the Moraviantown Community Centre, Saturday, showed great interest in Delaware Indian relics shown by Mr. Elliott Moses of Six Nations."

Brantford Expositor     "An 1804 edition of St. John's Gospel in Mohawk, the first translation made by British and Foreign Bible Society and said to be valued at $4,000, was presented to the Institute of Iroquoian Studies l

    Letter from the Six Nations Elected Band Council to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jamieson regarding the Restoration of Chiefswood.

    Six Nations Fair Board. Back Row- John Capton, Dave General, Unknown, Ruth Issac, Unknown, Mrs. Georgia, Richard Issac, Unknown, Helen Hill, Unknown, J. William Hill 2nd Row- Mrs.Hunter, Florence Hil