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Carleton to Johnson
(March 27, 1767)
Carleton, Guy in: Mich. Hist. Coll.,
10:222 et seq. and in Alvord &
Carter, British Series, Vol. II,
Illinois Historical Collections,
Vol. 11, pp. 532-535.
p. 535.
General Gage acquaints me you complain to him of seven Persons who are among the Indians without Passeports, namely, Capucin, Lorain, LaMotte, Pot de Vin, Bartholome, Bergeron, and Richarville; the six last are Canadians, and have been settled among the Miamis and Onias from fifteen to twenty years, except Pot de Vin, who has been settled as long at Detroit, but I can give you no certain account of Capucin, who is also among the Miamis, it is supposed that is not his real name, but a fictitious one, to conceal that of his Family.
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