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!NAME: Cadotte, John Baptiste Jr. [WWW]
!LCCN: E99.C6W32 (1984 Reprint), [William W. Warren, "History of the Ojibway
People," p.10-11], a trader among the Ojibways, well-ecuated and had great
influence in the Lake Superior Region, and northwest, where he was well
known
!CENSUS: [Published Minnesota Historical Society, 1972], Minnesota Territorial
Census, Pembina County, 1850, family 110/110,
Hunter
!NAME: Cadotte, Joseph (1834) [1850 U.S.]
!CENSUS: [Published Minnesota Historical Society, 1972], Minnesota Territorial
Census, Pembina County, 1850, family 110/110,
Hunter
!NAME: Cadotte, Josette (1846) [1850 U.S.]
!CENSUS: [Published Minnesota Historical Society, 1972], Minnesota Territorial
Census, Pembina County, 1850, family
110/110
!NAME: Cadotte, Julie (1850) [1850 U.S.]
!CENSUS: [Published Minnesota Historical Society, 1972], Minnesota Territorial
Census, Pembina County, 1850, family
110/110
!NAME: \:{:,\,\,(\:':^:^: Ke che ah kuk kung ay we ne nee = "<:\',[ O be
quod [Powell]
!NAME: ,\,\,}:':^:^: Ah-kah-kah-shay-we-ne-nee [WELSA]
!GENEALOGY: Minnesota Historical Society, R.J. Powell Papers, Microf. M-455,
Roll 10/0128, Powell Genealogies, family #13:head*
[lists first wife as name unknown]
!SOUR: WELSA genealogy sheets,
1993
!NAME: Cadotte, Louis
!"HALFBREED"_LAND_SCRIP; LCCN: E93.U69, House of Representatives, 42nd Con-
gress, 2nd Session, Ex. Doc. 193, "Chippewa Halfbreeds of Lake Superior,"
[Lake Superior Halfbreed Scrip: Cadotte, Louis; Mar. 15, 1864? - Humboldt,
Cal. (2
subdivisions)
!NAME: Cadotte, Mary (SEP 14, 1800 - JUL 21, 1843) [WWW]
!LCCN: E99.C6W32 (1984 Reprint), [William W. Warren, "History of the Ojibway
People," p.11], after Brunson, Rev. A.: she was three-fourths Indian. She was
an excellent cook, and a neat housekeeper, though she could not speak a word
of English; after Ayer, Mrs. Elizabeth: she was a woman of fine natural
abilities, a good mother, although without the advantages of any education.
They raised a large family. The children had, added to more than a common
intelligence, a large among of go-ahead-ativeness. She was a believer in the
Catholic faith She died at a place now known as Chippewa City, at the
Chippewa River Reservation in Wisconsin, on JUL 21, 1843, and the following
winter her husband took her remains to La Pointe for interment
!GENEALOGY: Minnesota Historical Society, R.J. Powell Papers, Microf. M-455,
Roll 10, Powell Genealogies, family
67:head
!SOUR: The Fur Trade in Minnesota, Bruce White (1977), ISBN Number: 0-87351
-121-2, published by the Minnesota Historical Society: Listed by the North
West Company as a clerk and interpreter in the Fond du Lac department and
in 1799 as a partner stationed "South of Lake Superior." Listed again on
July 30, 1806, in the La Pointe department of which he was apparently
proprieter. He may be the individual listed (as "Cadotte & Co." and as
Michel Cadotte) as hiring men to winter at Lac Courte Oreilles in June,
1809, at the Folle Avoine in July, 1810, and at Lake Superior in July, 1811.
For records relating to Cadotte, who was the sone of Jean Baptiste Cadotte,
see his family papers at Notre Dame, and in the Public Archives of Canada.
See also Report, 1838, p. 53, Wisconsin Historical Collections, 19:69;
Wallace, Documents, 221, 429
CITATIONS: [manuscript at the M.H.S.] Abbott, Samuel. Notorial Records,
1806-18; [documents at the M.H.S.] Cadotte, Jean Baptiste (1761-1818)
Papers, 1795-96, photocopies of originals in the Public Archives of Canada,
Ottawa
!LCCN: E99.C6W32 (1984 Reprint), [William W. Warren, "History of the Ojibway
People," p.10-11], became a trader among the Ojibways, a man of energy and
ability in his calling; well educated and had great influence in the Lake
Superior region, and northwest, where he was well known. Died at La Pointe,
about 72 years old. Though he had once made large profits in the fur trade
and was wealthy, he died poor, a result of the usual improvidence whith that
kind of life engenders, and of his generosity to his Indian relatives
"numerous" descendants, scattered throughout the northwest
!Life and Labors of Rt. Rev. Frederic Baraga, p. 189-90: "old settler in La
Pointe (1835-43) ... Canadian Frenchman, married to [an] Indian
woman"
!NAME: Cadotte, Michel, Jr. (Petit)
!SOUR: The Fur Trade in Minnesota, Bruce White (1977), ISBN Number: 0-87351
-121-2, published by the Minnesota Historical Society: Listed by the North
West Company in 1798 as a clerk and interpreter in the Fond du Lac
department. Listed by the North West Company in 1805 in the Chippewa River
department at 1,300 livres with one year to serve on his contract, and on
july 30, 1806, as a clerk in the La Pointe department. May be the man hired
by the Michillimackinac Company on July 10, 1810 to winter at La Pointe for
600 livres. Employed by the American Fur Company as an intrepreter in the
Lac du Flambeau department 1820-22 outfits at $333 per year. See Public
Archives of Canada, Report, 1939, Report, p. 53; Wallace, Documents, 221
CITATIONS: [manuscript at the M.H.S.] American Fur Company, New York City.
Records 1803-66 -- microfilms of originals in the Burton Historical
Collection, Detroit Public Library, Detroit, MI; [manuscript at the M.H.S.]
American Fur Company, New York City. Records, 1817-34, microfilms of
originals in the Public Archives of Canada; [documents at the M.H.S.] North
West Company, Records. 1863-1821. Photocopies and microfilm of originals in
various Canadian
repositories
!NAME: Cadotte, Mirian [*1868]
!ANNUITY: MHS film M-390 (Roll 3), U.S. Chippewa Annuity Rolls:
Pembina Annuity Roll, Way ke ge ke zhick's Band, 1868:175
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- * 1 woman, 4 children $ 15
paid
!CENSUS: [Published Minnesota Historical Society, 1972], Minnesota Territorial
Census, Pembina County, 1850, family 110/110
!NARA Film M-595, roll 161: Turtle Mountain Chippewa Mixed-blood, Devil's
Lake rolls,
1906:10-572/623
!NAME: \':>"': Quay dow wee [13:1] [Powell 10/0128]
!NAME: \'>,': Gwa-dow-e = Quay-dow-wee [WELSA]
!GENEALOGY: Minnesota Historical Society, R.J. Powell Papers,
Microf. M-455, Roll 10, Powell Genealogies, families #13:head, #13:1, #62:1
!WELSA Genealogy Sheets,
1993
!NAME: Cadotte, Sah buddise
!GENEALOGY: Minnesota Historical Society, R.J. Powell Papers,
Microf. M-455, Roll 10, Powell Genealogies, family
#19:16
!"HALFBREED"_LAND_SCRIP; LCCN: E93.U69, House of Representatives, 42nd Con-
gress, 2nd Session, Ex. Doc. 193, "Chippewa Halfbreeds of Lake Superior,"
[Lake Superior Halfbreed Scrip: Cardotte, Susan; Aug. 20, 1869 - St. Cloud,
Minn.
!NAME: \,\:':\',^:<:\': Kah ge way gwon nay be quay [13:11] [Powell 10/0130]
!NAME: Cadotte, Susan (?)
!GENEALOGY: Minnesota Historical Society, R.J. Powell Papers, Microf. M-455,
Roll 10, Powell Genealogies, families #13:1, #13:11,
#16:17
!SOUR: The Fur Trade in Minnesota, Bruce White (1977), ISBN Number: 0-87351
-121-2, published by the Minnesota Historical Society: Hired by the
Michillimackinac Company on July 13, 1810, to winter on the Courte Oreille
(Courderay) River at 700 livres. Hired by George Gillespie on July 17,
1811, to winter at Lac Court Oreilles for 700 livres
CITATIONS: [manuscript at the M.H.S.] Abbott, Samuel. Notorial Records,
1806-18