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BOX 71-82 REEL 57-63 |
Book File, circa 1817-1857
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Research material, notes and drafts, manuscripts, fair copies, and page proofs of
Schoolcraft's major published and unpublished works. Contains some fragments. |
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Arranged in approximate alphabetical order. |
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BOX 71 REEL 57 MSS 1 |
Algic Researches, Comprising Inquiries Respecting the Mental Characteristics of the North American Indians, undated
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Vol. 1, part 1 |
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Title page |
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MSS 2 |
"To Lieut. Col. Henry Whiting" |
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MSS 3-4 |
Contents of volume 1 |
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MSS 5-28 |
"General Considerations" |
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MSS 29-95 |
"Preliminary Observations on the
Tales" |
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MSS 96-121 |
"Ojeeg Annung, or the Summer-maker, or the
Fisher Stars" |
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MSS 122-125 |
"The Celestial Sisters" |
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MSS 126-151 |
"Tau-Wau-Chee-Hezkaw, or the White
Feather" |
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MSS 152-154 |
"Peboan and Seegwun: An Allegory of the
Seasons" |
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MSS 155-178 |
"The Red Lover" |
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BOX 72 REEL 57 MSS 179-232 |
Vol. 1, part 2 |
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"Iamo, or the Undying Head" |
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MSS 233-243 |
"Mon-daw-min, or the Origin of Indian
Corn" or "Corn Story" |
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MSS 244-256 |
"Peeta Kway, or the Tempest" |
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MSS 257-284 |
"Manabozho, or the Great Incarnation of
the North" |
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MSS 285-288 |
"Bokwewa, or the Humpback" |
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MSS 289-319 |
"Iena, or the Magic Bundle" |
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MSS 320-329 |
"Sheem, or the Forsaken Boy" |
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MSS 330-352 |
"Pappuckewiss" or "The Storm Fool: A Tale
of the Vernal Equinox" |
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MSS 353-363 |
"Iadilla, or the Origin of the
Robin" |
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MSS 364-373 |
"The Enchanted Moccasins" |
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MSS 374-375 |
"The Three Cranberries" |
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MSS 376-379 |
"Paradise Opened to the Indians" and
"Pontiac" |
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BOX 73 REEL 58 MSS 380-383 |
Vol. 2 |
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"Aggo Dah Gauda, or the Man With His Leg
Tied Up" |
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MSS 384-418 |
"Iosco, or a Visit to the Sun and Moon" or
"Ambition Gratified: The Danger of Gratified Wishes" |
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MSS 419-432 |
"Pah-Hah-Undootah, or the Red
Head" |
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MSS 433-436 |
"Leelinau, or the Lost
Daughter" |
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MSS 437-442 |
"Puck Wud Jininee, or the Little Wild Man
of the Mountains" |
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MSS 443-464 |
"Mishosha, or the Magician of the
Lakes" |
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MSS 465-507 |
"The Weendigoes" or "Saganaw's
Story" |
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MSS 508-511 |
"The Raccoon and Crawfish" |
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MSS 512-517 |
"Wauwanishkum, or Glimpses of
Ghost-land" |
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MSS 518-525 |
"Kwasind, or the Fearfully
Strong" |
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MSS 526-560 |
"Madjee Monedo, and the Genius of
Benevolence" |
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MSS 561-566 |
"The Pigeon Hawk and Tortoise" or "The
Blue Bird and Terrapin" |
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MSS 567-575 |
"The Charmed Arrow" |
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MSS 576-581 |
"Addik Kum Maig, or the Origin of the
White Fish" |
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MSS 582-589 |
"Mythology of the Chippewas" |
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MSS 590 |
"The Linnet and Eagle" |
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MSS 591-594 |
"Weeng" |
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MSS 595-603 |
"Iagoo" |
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MSS 604-605 |
"Adventures of a Warrior's
Soul" |
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MSS 606 |
"The Vine and Oak" |
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MSS 607-610 |
Fragments |
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BOX 74 REEL 58 MSS 1-2 |
"Indian Tales and Legends," undated Published,
in part, in Schoolcraft's Indian Legends from Algic Researches, Mentor L. Williams, editor |
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"The Wabose and Pizhoo, or the Hare and
Lynx" |
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MSS 3 |
"The Lynx and Wawbos, a Chippewa
Fable" |
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MSS 4 |
"Shingeliss, or the Fall Duck" |
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MSS 5-13 |
"Baush'kwudosh, or Animal with the Hair Blown
Off His Skin" |
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MSS 14-17 |
"Wa-wá be zo win, or the Swing" |
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MSS 18-23 |
"Mukakee Mindemoca, or the
Toad-Woman" |
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MSS 24-25 |
"Ampata Sapa, or the Cast-off
Wife" |
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MSS 26-27 |
"The Little Spirit, or Boy-Man" |
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MSS 28-31 |
"Moowis, or the Coquette's
Reward" |
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MSS 32 |
"[Allaietaw?] the Great Jossakeed of
Manitoulin" |
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MSS 33-37 |
"The Bird-woman" |
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MSS 38-39 |
"The Blue Jay and the Woodpecker" |
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MSS 40-45 |
"The Charmed Trap" |
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MSS 46-56 |
"Chebiabo, the Seer of the Manitoulin or
Spirit Islands" |
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MSS 57 |
"Chorus of Ghosts" |
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MSS 58-60 |
"The Condor of the Mississippi
Valley" |
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MSS 61-62 |
"The Crane and Beaver" |
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MSS 63-64 |
"The Dangerous Guest" |
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MSS 65 |
"The Eagle and the Wren" |
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MSS 66-70 |
"The Family of the Thunderers: An Iroquois
Tradition" |
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MSS 71 |
"Indian Tales and Legends,"
undated |
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"The Fox and the Wolf" |
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MSS 72-73 |
"Fraternal Affection, or the Six
Hawks" |
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MSS 74 |
"The Ghost of the Indian
Graveyard" |
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MSS 75-76 |
"Oblation to the Dead: The Old Indian
Graveyard" |
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MSS 77-83 |
"Italco, or the Story of the Ghost That
Returned from the Indian Paradise" |
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MSS 84-95 |
"Iosa, Fairy Foot Prints on the
Shore" |
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MSS 96 |
"The Indian Hunter and His Dog" |
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MSS 97-100 |
"Itasca, or the Origin of the Mississippi
River" |
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MSS 101-103 |
"Iva, the Maid of Algoma" |
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MSS 104 |
"Kenabick, or the Serpent" |
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MSS 105-111 |
"The Bone Cave" |
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BOX 75 REEL 59 MSS 112-119 |
"The Little Red Shoes" |
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MSS 120 |
"The Lodge of the Eagle's
Feather" |
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MSS 121-124 |
"The Lost Rocks" |
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MSS 125-130 |
"The Manito Tree" |
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MSS 131 |
"The Morning Star" |
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MSS 132-135 |
"Moshop, or the Giant of Nopee" |
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MSS 136-137 |
"Nebahquam's Dream: An Allegory of
Civilization and Christianity" |
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MSS 138-140 |
"Onyatstee, or Blood and Beauty: A Wyandot
Tale" |
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MSS 141-143 |
"Origin of the Enmity between Man and
Beast" |
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MSS 144-145 |
"Origin of the Great Lakes" |
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MSS 146 |
"The Origin of the Lakes" |
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MSS 147 |
"The Origin of Michilimackinac" |
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MSS 148-150 |
"The Origin of the Miscodeed" |
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MSS 151-154 |
"The Origin of the Raccoon" |
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MSS 155-163 |
"Ossigomico, or the Spirits of Taquimenon
Falls: An Allegory" |
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MSS 164 |
"Penassee's First Success in
Hunting" |
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MSS 165-169 |
"The Rainbow" |
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MSS 170 |
"The Serpent and Tortoise" |
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MSS 171 |
"The Snake and the Robin" |
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MSS 172-173 |
"Sun God, a Prahmo Tradition of the
Andes" |
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MSS 174-175 |
"Teoatatea" |
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MSS 176 |
"The Three Races of Men" |
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MSS 177-190 |
"The Thunder Birds" |
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MSS 191 |
"The Transformation of
Quadrupeds" |
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MSS 192-193 |
"The Weendego Bird or Condor" |
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MSS 194 |
"The White Rose and the
Miscodeed" |
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MSS 195-196 |
"A Chippeway Story" |
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MSS 197-218 |
Untitled fragments |
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BOX 76 REEL 59 |
Algic Researches, Comprising Inquiries Respecting the Mental Characteristics of the North American Indians, "Oral Fictions of the Onishemauba," in the hand of Jane Johnston
Schoolcraft, undated
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"Archives of Aboriginal Knowledge, To the
Reader," in the hand of Henry Rowe Schoolcraft and Mary Howard Schoolcraft,
undated
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Biographical sketches of Henry Rowe Schoolcraft,
1857, undated
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Notes on the Iroquois, original material used in taking the census of the New York Iroquois,
1845
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"Considerations on the Art of Picture Writing
and the System of Mnemonic Symbols of the North American Indians," circa
1844
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BOX 77 REEL 60 |
Historical and Statistical Information Respecting the History, Condition and Prospects of the Indian Tribes of the United States
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Circulars, undated
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"Synopsis Showing the Progress Made in the
Census and the Collecting of Information Respecting the General Inquiries,"
undated
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"Aborigines in Massachusetts,"
1848
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"Adoption," undated
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"Census of Algonquins,"
undated
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"Antique Inscribed Stone of Manlius,"
undated
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"Apalachicola Indians," memoranda of J. H.
Offley, undated
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"Appalachia: Allegheny,"
undated
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