Beauchamp, William Martin
Also known as
Beauchamp, William Martin comp.William Martin BeauchampWilliam Martin 1830-1925 BeauchampWilliam M. BeauchampWilliam M[artin] BeauchampWilliam M BeauchampW. M. Beauchamp
Born 1830-01-01
Died 1925-01-01
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Top Subjects
- New York (State) (8)
- Iroquois Indians (6)
- Names, Geographical -- New York (State) (3)
- Indians of North America -- Implements (3)
- Indians of North America (2)
- Names, Indian -- North America (2)
- New York (State) -- Antiquities (2)
Books by Beauchamp, William Martin
Total count: 35
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[The Red Man pamphlets]1829-01-01
The Iroquois trail, or, Foot-prints of the Six Nationsin customs, traditions, and historyPrinted by H.C. Beauchamp1892-01-01
Indian names in New-Yorkwith a selection from other states, and some Onondaga names of plants, etc...Printed by H. C. Beauchamp1893-01-01
Indian names in New-Yorkwith a selection from other states, and some Onondaga names of plants, etc.Printed by H.C. Beauchamp1893-01-01
Aboriginal chipped stone implements of New YorkUniversity of the State of New York1897-01-01-
Polished stone articles used by the New York aborigines before and during European occupationUniversity of the State of New York1897-01-01
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Polished stone articles used by the New York aborigines before and during European occupationUniversity of the State of New York1897-01-01
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Earthenware of the New York aboriginesUniversity of the State of New York1898-01-01
Aboriginal occupation of New York...University of the state of New York1900-01-01
Horn and bone implements of the New York IndiansUniversity of the State of New York1902-01-01
Metallic implements...1902-01-01-
Metallic implements of the New York IndiansUniversity of the State of New York1902-01-01
Metallic ornaments of the New York IndiansUniversity of the state of New York1903-01-01
Aboriginal use of wood in New YorkNew York State Education Dept.1905-01-01-
Perch Lake mounds, with notes on other New York mounds, and some accounts of Indian trailsNew York State Education Dept.1905-01-01
Perch Lake moundswith notes on other New York mounds and some accounts of Indian trailsNew York State Education Dept.1905-01-01
A history of the New York Iroquoisnow commonly called the Six NationsNew York State Education Dept.1905-01-01
Civil, religious and mourning councils and ceremonies of adoption of the New York IndiansNew York State Education Dept.1907-01-01
Aboriginal place names of New YorkNew York State Education Dept.1907-01-01
Past and present of Syracuse and Onondaga County, New Yorkfrom prehistoric times to the beginning of 1908S.J. Clarke Publishing Co.1908-01-01
Revolutionary soldiers resident or dying in Onondaga county, N.Y.with supplementary list of possible veterans, based on a pension list of Franklin H. Chase, Syracuse, N.Y.The McDonnell co.1913-01-01
The founders of the New York Iroquois league and its probable date.L.H. Morgan Chapter1921-01-01
Iroquois folk loregathered from the Six nations of New York.Dehler press1922-01-01-
The life of Conrad Weiser as it relates to his services as official interpreterbetween New York and Pennsylvania, and as envoy between Philadelphia and the Onondaga councilsOnondaga Historical Association1925-01-01
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A history of the New York Iroquois, now commonly called the Six NationsI.J. Friedman1961-01-01
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Iroquois folk lore gathered from the Six Nations of New YorkFriedman1965-01-01
The Iroquois trail, or, Footprints of the Six Nations in customs, traditions, and historyAMS Press1976-01-01
Moravian journals relating to central New York, 1745-66AMS Press1976-01-01-
Wampum and shell articles used by the New York Indians1st AMS ed.AMS Press1978-01-01
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Souvenirs of some early days in Skaneateles, N.Y.list of events in Skaneateles, 1790-1866Skaneateles Library Association1983-01-01
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Early marriages from newspapers published in central New YorkPipe Creek Publications1991-01-01
Early Marriages from Newspapers Published in Central New York: With an AppendixManlius, New York Obituaries and Marriages in the Early 1800sHeritage Books2007-11-01
Metallic Ornaments of the New York IndiansCreative Media Partners, LLC2009-01-01-
Hi-a-wat-ha.
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Iroquois notes.