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GAD Reference number: IT 080;
Indian Affairs' consecutive no.: 25
Aboriginal people(s): Chippawa Nation of Indians;
Aboriginal individual(s): Tummago, Metwichewun, Sagowsonai, Maquamiss, Tekumagawsie, Pemekunawassigai, Quekijick, Pawbetang, Wawiattin, Peninseh, Sagetch, Camotinag;
Other party(ies): King George IV and Hon. Wm. Claus, DSGIA
Type of Document: Surrender of land and extinguishment of title - Docket title: "Surrender of the Long Wood Tract 580000 acres"
Specific purpose(s): Further to the provisional agreement of 1820/05/09, and surrender of lands including all woods and waters for an annual payment of 2 pounds 10 shillings in goods to each eligible person
Land involved: 580,000 acres on the north shore of River Thames in the London and Western Districts - See document and map
Form: Manuscript original or duplicate
Maps: top left corner of page 1, 19 31 cm (7-1/2" x 12");

The document is on parchment. It has 12 doodem (clan, also known by the anglicized term totem) signatures and 13 red wax seals on top of three white ribbons woven through the parchment. The seals are visible on page two. There is a map in the top left corner of page one which is coloured yellow and red. The document is triple-lined border on three sides of page one.

The document is brittle, yellowed and dirty. The ink is faded. The wax seals are severely cracked and pieces are missing.

Indian Treaties and Surrenders (Coles' 1971 Reprint): Vol. I, pages 58-60.

Scale: 1:316 800 (5 miles to one inch).

This document is also available on microfilm reel T-9938.

IT 079 - original or duplicate surrender