Currently during the summer and fall of 2002 the 225th anniversary of the Battles of
Saratoga is being celebrated. Mohican and Oneida men participated in the various battles.
Currently during the summer and fall of 2002 the 225th anniversary of the Battles of
Saratoga is being celebrated. Mohican and Oneida men participated in the various battles.
Descendants of the men who were part of the September and October battles are being sought. More information is available at Victory at Saratoga and the Northern Campaign.
On October 6, 2002, the Times Union published an ignorant and inaccurate article written
by Kenneth C. Crowe III about Native Americans' participation in the American Revolution,
leaving the Mohicans out completely. The Times Union unfairly refused to publish my letter
correcting the article. Read the letter now
Stockbridge Men Who Served in the American
Revolution
Stockbridge Men Killed in the Bronx
Massacre, August 31, 1778
It is strongly urged if you want more information about the Mohican people or possible
Mohican ancestors to read the works listed in the bibliography before asking me
questions. You will receive much more information that way.
Mahican History by Lee Sultzman
Mohican Nation, Stockbridge-Munsee
Band
The Mohicans Still Exist, by
Steve Comer, enrolled member of the Mohican Nation
Schaghticoke, New York was an
important Indian community in the 17th and 18th centuries. New
information from "The Identity of the Saint Francis Indians" by
Gordon M. Day, gives a clearer picture of this village in Mohican territory and contact
period history for the Mohicans.
Please also see the related Issuespage.
Copyright 1995-2002 by Debra Winchell
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