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George W. Johnson. Letter From The Secretary Of The Interior, In Answer To Resolution Of The House Of February 11, 1861, Transmitting A Report Of The Surveyor General Of Washington Territory, In Relation To Damages Suffered By George W. Johnson In Consequence Of The Occupancy Of His Lands By The War Department. Jan 1862

George W. Johnson. Letter From The Secretary Of The Interior, In Answer To Resolution Of The House Of February 11, 1861, Transmitting A Report Of The Surveyor General Of Washington Territory, In Relation To Damages Suffered By George W. Johnson In Consequence Of The Occupancy Of His Lands By The War Department.

American Indian and Alaskan Native Documents in the Congressional Serial Set: 1817-1899

Letter on War Dept. Occupancy of Land. 7 Jan. HED 26, 37-2, v1 , 50p. [1127] War Dept. confiscates land in Washington Territory in 1856 for protection of the Cascades from Indian hostilities.

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