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File:Chiefs Of The Six Nations At Brantford, Canada, Explaining Their Wampum Belts To Horatio Hale September 14, 1871.jpg
Hale inscribed these photographs, which he sent to colleagues, "The wampum belts were explained to me on the reserve, at the residence of Chief G. H. M. Johnson; and at my request the chiefs afterwards came with me to Brantford, where the original photograph . . . was taken.--H. Hale, Clinton, Ont." This copy of the photographs was one that belonged to J. N. B. Hewitt.

Depicted people Date 14 September 1871
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Place of creation Brantford Edit this at Wikidata Source Smithsonian Institution, Call no. NAA PHOTO LOT 86-58 Permission
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Other versions This photograph also is in the Musee de Seminaire, Quebec, Album 6-G, p. 109.

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19:00, 6 July 2009Thumbnail for version as of 19:00, 6 July 2009921 × 768 (342 KB)Harryzilber{{Information |Description={{en|1=Includes Joseph Snow (Hahriron), Onondaga Chief;George H. M. Johnson (Deyonhehgon), Mohawk chief,Government interpreter and son of John Smoke Johnson; John Buck (Skanawatih), Onondaga chief, hereditary keeper of the wampu
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