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Near this spot on the east bank of Muchinnippi Creek stood a Seneca council house, 20 x 40 feet, without windows, floor, or chimney. Later it became the Reservation Council House. This reservation of 40,300 acres was set aside for the Indians by the U. S. Government. Following a treaty with the Indians in 1817, Seneca and Shawnee tribesmen occupied the land until they were moved west in 1832.
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