A brief early history of Les Cheneaux Islands
Subtitle: some new chapters of Mackinac history
Publisher: Bowman
Published: 1911
Place of publication: Evanston, Ill.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 140
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: CHAPTER I.; title: Outline History 7; title: CHAPTER II.; title: Period of Exploration 15; title: CHAPTER III.; title: Early Indian History and Occupation 31; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: Later and Recent Indian History 53; title: CHAPTER V.; title: Period of the Pioneers — Father Piret 79; title: CHAPTER VI.; title: Les Cheneaux Club, Summer Homes and Summer Residents 96; title: CHAPTER; title: VII. Origin of Names of Islands and Places of Inerest 103; title: CHAPTER VIII.; title: Fish, Fishing, Fisheries, Game, and Game Trails 111; title: CHAPTER IX.; title: Navigation — Tides and Variations in Water Levels 117; title: CHAPTER X.; title: Hessel, Cedarville: Hotels 121; title: CHAPTER XI.; title: British, French and American Soldiers at Les Cheneaux — English Trader, Alexander Henry and Chippewa Chief, Wa-Wa-Tam 124; title: ILLUSTRATIONS.; title: "The Old Chimney" of Indian Chief; title: Shabwaway's former Home Frontispiece; title: Map of Les Cheneanx Islands and Vicinity, drawn by Father Marquette A. D. 1670 17; title: "The Griffon," First Sailing Vessel of the Great Lakes 26; title: Les Cheneanx Indian Homes of the Twentieth Century 58; title: "Besh-a-min-ik-we," aged Ottawa Woman, and Widow of the Last Chief of the Ottawas and Chippewas 68; title: The Old Portage Road 74; title: Log School House on the Mainland and Road to the Sault 78; title: Portrait of Father Andrew D. J. Piret, "Pere Michaux" of the Mackinac Novel, "Anne" 84; title: Father Piret's "La Ferme" at Les Cheneanx and Present Day View of Same 92; title: Views Among Les Cheneanx Islands 96-98; title: Typical Summer Homes 100; title: A Trout Fisherman 112