The Old Northwest: A Chronicle of the Ohio Valley and Beyond · Chapter 28S
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Sackville, Fort, 55. Saint Ange de Bellerive, 18, 19, 33, 36. St. Anthony, Falls of, Hennepin reaches, 190. St. Clair, General Arthur, 81, 84, 85-87, 89. St. Joseph, Fort, 69-70. St. Louis, French settlement near, 2; French town, 18; established (1764), 32; Saint-Ange retires to, 36; under Spanish rule, 69; education in, 171. St. Louis, Fort, 2. Ste. Genevieve, 32. Schoolcraft, Henry, 191. Scioto Company, 81. "Seven Ranges," 80, 99-100. Sheridan, Lieutenant-General P. H., 100. Sherman, John, 100. Sherman, General W. T., 100. Sinclair, Lieutenant-Governor Patrick, 69. Slavery, 180-184. Snelling, Fort, 196. Spain, cessions to, 18, 28; ally of France, 69; seizes Fort St. Joseph, 69-70; American policy, 72-73; plan presented at peace negotiation, 73-74. Stanwix, Fort, Treaty of, 78. "Starved Rock," 2. Sterling, Captain Thomas, 36. Stillman, Major, 202. Symmes, Judge J. C., of N. J., 82.