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St. Louis report lists residents of U.S. territories who claimed citizenship but actively supported British interests in Indian country upon war declaration, naming Robert Dickson, James Aird, and others as traitors.
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Traitors.—The undernamed gentry were residents within this and the neighboring territories previous to the war, and always claimed the rights of citizens of the United States, but as soon as war was declared, they to a man took heart against us, and were active agents in the British interest in different parts of the Indian country.
Robert Dickson, James Aird, Duncan Graham, Francois Boutillier, Edward La Gouthrie, Brishois of the Prairie du Chien, Jacob Franks, the brothers Grigneaus of Greenbay, Joseph La Croix and Lassaller of Milwaukie, Joseph Bailly and his cousin Barrott of St. Joseph's, Mitchell La Croix, Louis Buisson, Louis Bennett, formerly of Peoria.
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St. Louis
Event Date
April 29
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The undernamed gentry were residents within this and the neighboring territories previous to the war, and always claimed the rights of citizens of the United States, but as soon as war was declared, they to a man took heart against us, and were active agents in the British interest in different parts of the Indian country.