The Rogue River War – a series of conflicts between a confederation of tribes – loosely around the Rogue River Valley- and the American Ranger
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1856 Umpqua Encampments at Grand Ronde
During my Molalla presentation in class this week, I looked closely at the original Grand Ronde map. I noticed for the first time that there
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Priming the Powderkeg: Table Rock area in 1855
In 1853 there had occurred the Rogue River War. That war was likely caused by continued encroachment into tribal lands by settlers, and the failure
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Weakening the Confidence of the Tribes, Planning their Removal 1854-1856
In 1853, Joel Palmer was managing numerous needs of the Tribes in Western Oregon as Indian Superintendent of the Oregon Territory. His first Treaty was
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Forming the Grand Ronde Tribal Confederation 1850s
The Grand Ronde Tribe is a confederacy of tribes. The history of research on how many tribes came to Grand Ronde has greatly progressed in
