Photograph
Old Stockbridge Indian Cemetery, 1906
![View of a cemetery with several tombstones, one of which appears broken and resting against its base. A building is in the background. Caption reads:
"The Old Stockbridge Indian cemetery is on Lot 89, is no longer used, is surrounded by a barb wire fence with no entrance gate. It is in a very neglected condition, with many tomb stones fallen down or leaning over, some broken, others cracked and all overgrown with moss, making the inscriptions often illegible. Was made use of as a cow pasture by the present owner for some time, but owing to remonstrance by the Indians, is no longer put to that use.
The farm house in the distance is that of a Stockbridge Indian. The tombstone in the foreground is that of Austine Quinney, the old chirf [sp], who signed the Articles of Agreement at Vernon, New York, in 1823 (see <u>Wis. Hist. Colls.</u>, XV p. 8).
Some other names inscribed upon the 150 to 200 graves are:
Percillla Quinney
Washington Quinney
Darius Charles Quinney
Amelia Quinney
Olive P. Quinney
Chloa M. Crosley
Joshua Wilson
Amzi C. Wilson
Diademia Miller
Delilah Miller
Thomas S. Shenandoah
Tietta Moore
Lewis Boman died July 14, 1858
Eunice P. Abrams died 1846
Lucy Pye
Irenaia Pye
Charitty A. Palmer"](http://images.wisconsinhistory.org/700021020021/2102000405-l.jpg "Old Stockbridge Indian Cemetery, 1906")
| View of a cemetery with several tombstones, one of which appears broken and resting against its base. A building is in the background. Caption reads: "The Old Stockbridge Indian cemetery is on Lot 89, is no longer used, is surrounded by a barb wire fence with no entrance gate. It is in a very neglected condition, with many tomb stones fallen down or leaning over, some broken, others cracked and all overgrown with moss, making the inscriptions often illegible. Was made use of as a cow pasture by the present owner for some time, but owing to remonstrance by the Indians, is no longer put to that use. The farm house in the distance is that of a Stockbridge Indian. The tombstone in the foreground is that of Austine Quinney, the old chirf [sp], who signed the Articles of Agreement at Vernon, New York, in 1823 (see Wis. Hist. Colls., XV p. 8). Some other names inscribed upon the 150 to 200 graves are: Percillla Quinney Washington Quinney Darius Charles Quinney Amelia Quinney Olive P. Quinney Chloa M. Crosley Joshua Wilson Amzi C. Wilson Diademia Miller Delilah Miller Thomas S. Shenandoah Tietta Moore Lewis Boman died July 14, 1858 Eunice P. Abrams died 1846 Lucy Pye Irenaia Pye Charitty A. Palmer" |
| Image ID: | 153562 |
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| Creation Date: | 1906 |
| Creator Name: | Unknown |
| City: | Stockbridge |
| County: | Calumet |
| State: | Wisconsin |
| Collection Name: | American Indian classified file, circa 1850s-circa 1950s |
| Genre: | Photograph |
| Original Format Type: | photographic print, b&w |
| Original Format Number: | Indian CF 126 |
| Original Dimensions: | 11.5 x 9.5 inches |
| Barns |
| Trees |
| Farmhouses |
| Stockbridge Indians |
| Cemeteries |
| Graves |
| Outdoor photography |
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