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Sol #1115 — Stockbridge $10,000 split (1848)

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New York’s 1848 chapter 208 (Apr 10) set apart $10,000 total for the Stockbridge tribe then in Calumet County, Wisconsin. The single sum splits three ways:

$6,000 retained in the Treasury as a school-and-gospel fund (comptroller invests; six-percent interest payable June 1 to chiefs/headmen or agent);
$1,000 for expenses of moving Stockbridge people still in New York with their consent;
$3,000 to be equally divided among families according to their respective numbers.

Components sum to $10,000. The statute proves neither investment, warrants, actual relocation, nor household receipts.

Stream separation
Distinct from Shinecock 1831/1841/1848/1851, Onondaga streams, Tuscarora, Cayuga, Oneida Duck river, Mark Jack, and Normal School appropriations. Statute ≠ investment ≠ migration ≠ family receipt.

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