Professor Emeritus Mintz Featured In Onondagas Today
Professor Emeritus Max Mintz of Southern Connecticut State University is spotlighted in a 1999 Onondagas Today issue. The piece highlights his academic career and community involvement as part of the regional profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Mintz
Southern Connecticut State University
Land claims and Iroquois history drive Onondaga suit
The Onondaga Nation explores land losses from 1788 to 1822 in a New York state claim, tying historical treaties and fraud allegations to long-standing grievances. The series highlights how tribes like the Onondaga, Oneida, Cayuga, Mohawk, and Seneca ceded vast lands, while state actions and federal law shaped the outcome.
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New York State
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Madison
Oneida
History of the Onondagas and New York 1766 1777
Timeline covers Samuel Kirkland with the Oneidas in 1766, treaties shaping Iroquois neutrality, Brant’s voyage to England, 1776 events including Grand Council neutrality, Washington recruiting Indians, and key battles such as Oriskany and Saratoga. Includes depictions of epidemics and shifts in allegiance amid the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Lyons
University of Buffalo
Onondagas
Amoncone
Reed
Samuel Kirkland
Ed Hamilton College
Joseph Brant
England
Brant
Molly Brant
Mally Brant
Sir William Johnson
Soni
Oriskany
Mohawk Valley
Cherry Valley
Fort Schuyler
Rome
George Washington
Continental Army
Washington
New York
New Turk
Lynng
Six Nations
Confederacy
Grand Council
Spleas
Congress
Philadelphia
Fort Ticonderoga
Albany
Saratoga
Onondaga Land Loss Across Early New York History
A compact review recounts how New York state repeatedly seized and repurposed Onondaga land from 1788 to the creation of present day Syracuse. It notes military actions against Onondaga villages, political pressure to move to Canada, vast land sales and leases, and Ephraim Webster’s controversial role in treaties with lasting distrust among Onondaga people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Irving Powless
Post-Standard
New York
Syracuse
Onondaga Creek
Onondaga Hill
Jamesville
Memorial University Archeology
James Tuck
Syracuse University
Nedrow
Inday
Tuck
Goose van Schaick
Onondaga County
George Clinton
Canada
Clinton
Ephraim Webster
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Elaina Powless
Maura Abrams
Robyn Johnson
Rachel Lazare
al Campania
Buffalo Fields
U.S
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Carrier Dome
America
Cayugas
New York City
Long Island
Hudson
Mohawk
Onondaga Was
Mississippi River
Onondaga Lake
Carolinas
Pennsylvania
Ampames
Onondaga Nation
Honey” Myers
Audrey Shenandoah
Seneca
Niagara, Genesee, Erie
Cattaraugus
Allegany
Vora
Allegany Park
Adirondack Park
Franklin County
Tuscarora
Niagara County
Doug George-Kanentnte
Orth Carolina
History OF the Onondagas
N.Y
Fort Pitt
Hohawk Joseph Brant
Colege
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