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Quakers, Indigenous People and the Land: Quakers’ role in supporting the Seneca Nation

Fri, Nov 09

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Holiday Inn Rochester NY - Downtown

The Canandaigua Treaty of 1794. The Quakers role in supporting the Seneca nation.

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Quakers, Indigenous People and the Land: Quakers’ role in supporting the Seneca Nation
Quakers, Indigenous People and the Land: Quakers’ role in supporting the Seneca Nation

Time & Location

Nov 09, 2018, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Holiday Inn Rochester NY - Downtown, 70 State St, Rochester, NY 14614, USA

About the Event

Quakers served as witnesses to the Canandaigua Treaty of 1794, polishing the chain of friendship between the Iroquois and Quakers. that dates back to 1682. After briefly outlining how greed for land in Pennsylvania and New York strained this friendship in previous centuries, Mattie Schmitt and Mike Farrell, Rochester Friends Meeting will lead a discussion of how Quakers and others in the community can be friends and allies of indigenous peoples in the 21 st century. Co-sponsor Rochester Friends.

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