Once Upon a House
Once Upon a House

Help the research

Share a memory, a photograph or a document

Postcards of Yost Park, family stories of the Yosts and Blodgetts, deeds, letters, a newspaper that settles one of our open questions: anything about this land helps. We review every contribution and credit you as you ask.

You're helping with this event: Summer 1821, The Six Nations, St. Regis, Stockbridge and Munsee nations, by permission of the United States government, purchased lands from the Menominee and Winnebago nations near Green Bay, on the west side of Michigan Lake, under government patronage and aid; the General Government confirmed their title. One passage, however, states that the Oneida and Stockbridge Indians settled near Green Bay in 1821 and purchased lands there "in the subsequent year," placing the purchase in 1822.