Box 1
Contains 63 Results:
Image of Chief with wife and children.
Collection of correspondence from Chief Big Eagle, chief of the Paugussett Tribal Nation of Connecticut near Trumbull, Conn. to Ken Mynenter, proprietor of the Old Indian Trading post of Claverack, N.Y.
Chief to Saygo, with check for $119, stating he has a war club or two that he might want to sell., 1980
Collection of correspondence from Chief Big Eagle, chief of the Paugussett Tribal Nation of Connecticut near Trumbull, Conn. to Ken Mynenter, proprietor of the Old Indian Trading post of Claverack, N.Y.
Chief to Saygo regarding orders he is preparing and Martha's condition., 1981-02-20
Collection of correspondence from Chief Big Eagle, chief of the Paugussett Tribal Nation of Connecticut near Trumbull, Conn. to Ken Mynenter, proprietor of the Old Indian Trading post of Claverack, N.Y.
Chief to Saygo discussing the weather and the exchanging of belts and their making. Discussing how he has to go to Greenwich to talk and then talked to someone named Tez who was hosting talks. Also mentions Mag La Que's Pow Wow., 1980-06-28
Collection of correspondence from Chief Big Eagle, chief of the Paugussett Tribal Nation of Connecticut near Trumbull, Conn. to Ken Mynenter, proprietor of the Old Indian Trading post of Claverack, N.Y.
Chief to Saygo discussing a transaction for leggings that the Chief planned to wear to Governor Ella Grasso's funeral in full dress. Marsha is pregnant with another child and is almost 9 months into the pregnancy. Chief discusses doing paperwork for federal recognition., 1981-02-12
Collection of correspondence from Chief Big Eagle, chief of the Paugussett Tribal Nation of Connecticut near Trumbull, Conn. to Ken Mynenter, proprietor of the Old Indian Trading post of Claverack, N.Y.
Chief to Saygo discussing the exchange of goods, talking about a belt and backing and how quickly Saygo can produce goods. Mentions the weather and the pregnancy of Marsha and how she is getting bigger., 1981-02-16
Collection of correspondence from Chief Big Eagle, chief of the Paugussett Tribal Nation of Connecticut near Trumbull, Conn. to Ken Mynenter, proprietor of the Old Indian Trading post of Claverack, N.Y.
Chief to Saygo about receiving a dress and notifying Mary Rawlins who the Chief will see on the 14th of June. The baby was born and Saygo attended the name giving ceremony. Mentions leaving for Maine on the 5th for a week and pays for a belt for the baby. Talks about how Saygo and someone named Roy stayed in Vermont. The baby is growing and mentions a Pow Wow in Glens Falls, NY., 1981-05-31
Collection of correspondence from Chief Big Eagle, chief of the Paugussett Tribal Nation of Connecticut near Trumbull, Conn. to Ken Mynenter, proprietor of the Old Indian Trading post of Claverack, N.Y.
Chief to Saygo (note: there is a change in the seal on the top right titled "White Buffalo Society Incorporated Maine Oct. 14, 1984). Letter mentions Marsha and her mother as well as something he calls the "Indian problem" being handled. He then discusses a Pow Wow in Allentown asking if Saygo is going. The letter then goes on to mention Roy again but saying that Chief Big Eagle can't visit because it is too expensive to fix his car at the moment.
Collection of correspondence from Chief Big Eagle, chief of the Paugussett Tribal Nation of Connecticut near Trumbull, Conn. to Ken Mynenter, proprietor of the Old Indian Trading post of Claverack, N.Y.
Chief to Saygo, discussing the increase in temperature outside. Mentions the baby is doing fine and that Marsha is going to have another child. The chief's mother is in the hospital with heart failure. A lot of people have been visiting, the Shermans from California and his sister from Georgia.
Collection of correspondence from Chief Big Eagle, chief of the Paugussett Tribal Nation of Connecticut near Trumbull, Conn. to Ken Mynenter, proprietor of the Old Indian Trading post of Claverack, N.Y.
Chief to Saygo sending payment for the dress Marsha wore to a state affair with the assembly. Mentions the August Pow Wow of Mag La Que., 1981-06-19
Collection of correspondence from Chief Big Eagle, chief of the Paugussett Tribal Nation of Connecticut near Trumbull, Conn. to Ken Mynenter, proprietor of the Old Indian Trading post of Claverack, N.Y.