Osawgenong--a Sac tradition
Series: Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin -- v. 15
Publisher: Democrat Printing Co.
Published: 1900
Place of publication: Madison, Wisc
Language: eng
Number of pages: 451
Subjects: Sauk Indians
Notes: Footnote: Mr. Johnston, a half-breed educated Chippewa, and brother of the first wife of Henry R. Schoolcraft, communicated this tradition from Grand Haven Bay, Lake Michigan, early in 1845, to the New York Historical Society.  It was derived from a well-known Chippewa Chief, Esquagonaba, or Honored Feather, and noted down as he related it.--L.C. Draper.

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